Features of the North Broward School

⦁ In 2021, 85% of IB students scored above a 4 on their final exam (maximum 7)

⦁ 1,650 students of 30 nationalities

⦁ Teaching in English, languages taught: Chinese, French, Spanish

⦁ Individualized learning plans for each student (Personalized Learning)

⦁ Creative cooperative programs with the well-known Juilliard School

⦁ Member of Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS)

⦁ Lighthouse Point Academy (LPA) for children with disabilities

⦁ Residential campuses on campus, rooms for 2-4 students

Provides a comfortable learning environment with 10 music study rooms, band practice rooms, 2 piano labs, 3 dance studios, 4 visual arts studios, 3 media art studios, robotics and design study areas

The school teaches a special STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) program, an integrated approach to the study of science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. Normally these subjects are taught separately, but this approach gives a whole new perspective on how the world works and opens horizons for 21st century discoveries. As part of this program, the school collaborates with MIT, so students have the opportunity to participate in master classes with scientists from one of the world's leading technical universities.

At STEAM lessons the students do different and unusual things: practically learn the laws of physics and chemistry, conduct experiments, build their own robots or unusual art installations. Technical equipment, which students have for experiments and realization of their ideas: design lab, chemical lab, 3D printer, laser, foam and vinyl cutters and much more.