Advanced Placement (AP) is a United States program created by the College Board which offers university-level curricula and examinations to high school students. The program is widely recognized by US universities as well as universities throughout the world. Most US universities grant placement and course credit to students who score a three to five on the examinations.

Concordia Grade 7 science students were asked to develop and use a model to describe the function of a cell as a whole and the way the parts cells contribute to the function. 

The ECO ASA was introduced by our wonderful Librarian, Ms. Judi Taylor.  Ms. Taylor helped our Elementary School students to raise awareness about wildlife and environment conservation in Vietnam. Students interested in the environment joined the six-week ASA.

#ConcordiaHanoi Grade 8 science students in their Forces and Motion unit are applying Newton's Third Law to design a solution to a problem involving the motion of two colliding objects. Students design and build capsules to hold the egg, launch them in a rocket, and land them without breaking.

Concordia art students are finding their voice and how it fits into their personal style, while learning to see, plan and respond in a studio environment. 

This year’s middle and high school Winter Concert and Art Exhibition showcases student art exploration in a range of mediums, including contemporary printmaking, design, realism, and observational contour line. 

Concordia’s middle school has introduced a Japanese elective course for the 2022-2023 school year. The goals of the class are to help speakers with no Japanese background acquire some basic vocabulary and communication patterns they can use to engage with a Japanese member of our Concordia community, and to gradually introduce cultural elements. Three students and the teacher shared insights on the course - and its impact on the community. 

Concordia is known for its strong math program, and students at all levels regularly score much higher than the global standard for their grade. 

The Bolt spoke with four Grade 5 students and their teacher to find out why. 
 

Concordia’s Counseling program helps students identify their major and intended field of study through seminar classes held throughout their junior year.