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Renascence School International
Basic Information
Address: 2987 Mesa Verde East, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Phone Number: 714783-7070
Fax Number: 714-464-2200
Email: info@rschooloc.org
Head of School: Carrie Mizera
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Additional Information
School Type: Private
Immersion Type:
Total Immersion
Total Immersion
Language(s):
Mandarin, Spanish, English
School Size: 87
Mission Statement:
The Renascence School International mission is to create an environmentt where students can aquire the skills necessary to succeed in the international business and professional environment, master advanced academic material required for admission to top universities and become caring, responsible citizens.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Renascence School International was founded on the premise that strong basic skills (mathematics, science, English and history), creativity and multilingual abilities open a world of personal and professional opportunities. A young person should have the necessary skills to choose his/her career in college or change his/her direction later in life, be it science, athletics, art, engineering, mathematics, history, music, or philosophy.