Linda Christas Academy
Offering An Entirely New Kind of Educational Experience
The following video is an unsolicited
student testimony regarding the Linda Christas college counseling program. Watch it now.
This could be you next year.
Linda Christas Academy is an I.A.S.C. accredited four-year institution designed to respond to the unique array of personal and educational challenges faced by 21st century graduates.
The Academy provides an online diploma in a format the US Department of Education has labeled superior to traditional classroom study.
Academy students are provided the most thorough college counseling available anywhere.
As a result of both the superior educational program and counseling, Academy graduates are accepted by the finest American and British colleges and universities.
Linda Christas Academy never competes with traditional institutions.
The Academy offers a different kind of experience for serious students who understand that traditional high schools follow the John Dewey curriculum delivery model which was originally developed for the Prussian army. The method involves the use of bells, klaxons, lines, subjugation of the individual spirit, and one syllabus per subject for all students. The model is fully inappropriate for the purpose of maximizing creative student potential.
Upon graduation, Linda Christas provides support services as requested throughout the student's first year of college and beyond as needed. These services are delivered at no charge as part of the Academy's ongoing commitment to its graduates.
Latest Student News and Commentary
Edward Zhang (Zhang Boyang) Is Accepted By Bowdoin College
by Bonnie Specter, Student Reporter, Linda Christas Class of '14
This year has seen many great students enter the Linda Christas University Coaching Program.
Among them is Edward Zhang (seen at left with Lynn King, Linda Christas Ambassador to China).
Edward was recently accepted by Bowdoin College, a top ten American college by almost any measurement as seen below.
Bowdoin's sister schools include Amherst, Middlebury, Tufts, Williams, Bates, Colby, Trinity, Conn and Wesleyan. These schools are among the finest on the planet.
Bowdoin was founded in 1794, and has one of the most storied histories among American colleges and universities.
Why Is Bowdoin Great?
RESULTS
Bowdoin students are rewarded for their four years of hard work on campus by:
-Being among the top ten colleges in the United States in terms of placing graduates into top five business, law and science graduate programs;
-Being among the top ten colleges in the United St....
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02/26/2013
New Regents for China
by Linda Eliot, Class of '14
Linda Christas would like to welcome four new Chinese regents to its family of Ambassadors.
All are based in China, and all are working very hard to bring the special Linda Christas message to the Middle Kingdom.
The new regents are, Chuanli Huang (James), Feng Xie (David), Jianjun Yu (Andy), and Weimin Tang (John).
They are serving in Shenzhen, Dalian, Nanjing and Xiamen.
James is an accomplished musician waxing hot with the trumpet on many special occasions.
David is a sought after pianist and teacher who has many friends in the United States.
Andy spent several years in the United States before returning to China to serve as a factory supervisor.
John is a recent college graduate whose first position is as a Linda Christas regent.
Congratulations to all of these fine people.
The Linda Christas students and staff throughout the world wish them a happy and successful 2013.
.... 12/28/2012
Linda Christas Club at Camford Royal School Blazes New Trails
By Barbara Shane, Student Reporter
John Zhang (below), Linda Christas Club President at the Camford Royal School in Beijing, as well as the other Linda Christas Club members are establishing the first of hopefully many student groups who realize that big and famous are not necessarily better as far as college choice is concerned.
The Club was established by Zhang to reinforce the knowledge that magazine rankings do not tell the whole story when considering where to attend college after high school.
John asks all the right questions. For example, he wants to know what happens to graduates once they have their bachelor's degrees from famous schools? Other questions that Club members have asked include:
-How does a college rank in terms of sending its graduates on to top ten professional (medical, dental, law) schools once students receive their bachelor's degrees?
-How does a college rank in terms of sending its graduates to top ten graduate programs (physics, psychology, business) once students receive their bachelor's degrees?
-How does a college rank in terms of sending its graduates on to executive positions with great American companies?
-How does a college rank in terms of students giving financially back to their colleges after graduation (a sure sign that they love their school and what it did for them)?
-And, how does a college rank in terms of their graduates winding up in various Who's Who lists? (That is, receiving awards later on for thei....
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Linda Christas Welcomes New Director for Poland
By Robin Monroe, Class of 2013
Marlena Romanowska
The new Director will initially be reaching out to Krakow, Warsaw, Gdansk, Lublin and Katowice.
Ms. Romanowska holds Masters degrees in both Psychology and Theology, and is a perfect fit for achieving the goals of an educational program such as LC offers. These programs emphasize starting where each student is relative to every subject, rather than adopting one syllabus to be taught to groups of students regardless of their individual levels of development.
Ms. Romanowska has served on the Board of Education in Katowice, and has worked as a social therapist.
She speaks three languages: English, Russian and Polish.
When Ms. Romanowska speaks of education her face lights up. She believes that a proper approach to education such as LC offers is a primary key to opening the gates for sharing one's gifts with others. Only when that happens can the body, mind, and spirit fully integrate.
This reporter asked Ms. Romanowska about her developmental years, and the following is what she shared:
When growing up, Ms. Romanowska's family seemed to be perpetually engaged in music, art, travel or participation in one cultural event or another. As a result, Ms. Romanowska developed many facets to her personhood, facets that she has used selflessly to help others.
Her choice of Silesian University to study psychology was destined to lead Ms. Romanowska to work with students with disabilities. She is greatly respected in Poland for that work.
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