Nagoya International Junior and Senior High School

The school is grounded in the "Frontier Spirit" and aims to cultivate global leaders who possess a strong national identity while being capable of working effectively in diverse international environments. It focuses on fostering logical thinking, expressive ability, intellectual inquiry, and cross-cultural tolerance through a balanced, world-class curriculum.

The school offers an integrated junior and senior high school curriculum, including the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP). The academic structure includes various courses such as the Global Class, International Baccalaureate Class, and International Liberal Studies Course. The curriculum is designed to develop practical skills and academic inquiry, supported by partnerships with domestic and overseas universities, enterprises, and international organizations.

Graduates pursue higher education at both domestic and international universities, including institutions such as Rensselaer Polytechnic, Memorial University, Sophia University, and the Nagoya University of Commerce & Business (NUCB). The school tracks university admissions and emphasizes the development of global leaders capable of succeeding on the international stage.

The school provides regular college counseling and daily guidance to assist students in their future academic pursuits. It also maintains a health room and implements safety and health policies as part of its commitment to a secure learning environment.

The school provides detailed student recruitment information, including tuition, entrance fees, and various non-tuition expenses. It offers a sliding scale tuition system and maintains a scholarship program for prospective students. Prospective families can access information regarding open campus events, transfer/returnee admissions, and application requirements through the school's website.

The academic year is divided into two periods: the first period runs from April to August, and the second period runs from September to March. The school hosts various annual events, including an Opening Ceremony for new students, graduation ceremonies, and the Maple Cup Speech Contest.

The campus features a cluster-shaped, domed design centered around a three-story atrium used for assemblies and events. Academic facilities include classrooms equipped with projectors and screens, a World Online Classroom for simulcasting lectures, a science laboratory meeting international standards, and an Active Learning Lab. The school also provides an E-Library with access to the EBSCO Host database, a professional-grade culinary arts classroom, three hard-court tennis courts with lighting, and a 7,000 square-meter artificial turf playing field.

The school offers a variety of club activities for students. Notable events include the Maple Cup Speech Contest and regular lunchtime concerts performed by the school's Wind Orchestra. Additionally, the Pioneer Kids (P-kids) program provides cooking classes led by native English teachers.