Ivy Global School
Ivy Global School was established in 2019 in the state of Florida, United States, in response to the growing demand among international students for access to U.S.-based education. The development of online education, together with the trend toward personalized learning pathways and early study-abroad planning, created favourable conditions for Ivy Global School to develop a U.S. K–12 school model that allows students to follow an American curriculum through a flexible learning approach without geographical limitations.
From its inception, Ivy Global School has focused on implementing educational programs aligned with U.S. state and national standards for students from elementary through high school levels. Over time, the school has expanded its academic offerings, developed its online learning system, and built a teaching staff that meets U.S. instructional standards. In parallel, Ivy Global School has established academic partnerships with educational organizations such as Florida Virtual School (FLVS), Edmentum, as well as specialized academies in the fields of sports and healthcare, in order to diversify academic content and support different student pathways.
In 2023, Ivy Global School officially launched its campus in the United States, marking a milestone in expanding its educational model from fully online delivery to a blended approach that includes on-site learning. The operation of the U.S. campus enhances student learning experiences, supports academic activities, and provides students with more comprehensive exposure to the American educational environment.
Academics
Ivy Global School applies a student-centered educational model, delivering programs aligned with U.S. state and national standards through a flexible learning format. The curriculum is designed to ensure continuity across grade levels while addressing the diverse learning needs of students in an international educational context.
In terms of academic orientation, Ivy Global School follows a college-preparatory and international pathway model, developing structured learning pathways from elementary through high school within the U.S. education system. This approach focuses on building academic foundations, learning skills, and academic transfer readiness for students as they progress to higher levels of education within the U.S. system or equivalent international systems.
Ivy Global School serves students from elementary to high school levels (K–12), primarily international students seeking to pursue a U.S.-based education through online or blended learning formats. Students come from various countries and regions, particularly across Asia, and typically follow long-term educational pathways aligned with the U.S. education system.
K-8 Program
The U.S. Elementary and Middle School Program at Ivy Global School is developed in alignment with U.S. state and national standards and serves students from Kindergarten through Grade 8. The curriculum focuses on core subjects such as Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies, providing students with essential knowledge and academic skills for subsequent levels of study.
The program is delivered through a flexible learning format tailored to students’ age and academic ability. At this stage, the school emphasizes the development of effective study habits, academic English proficiency, and foundational thinking skills in preparation for high school.
American High School Diploma
The American High School Diploma Program at Ivy Global School is a U.S. secondary education program serving students in Grades 9–12. Students earn credits in accordance with program requirements and complete required and elective courses based on individualized academic plans.
The program is designed with a college-preparatory orientation, helping students become familiar with academic expectations, assessment methods, and learning environments within the U.S. education system, while supporting their preparation for academic transition and further study in international educational settings.
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