Micon Potente eee i School - a magnet that attracts unprocessed energies and emanates information, culture, education, towards a superior product, able to face the major demands of Romanian society, in the context of integration into the European Union. Z We aim to become a hub of education within the community, by respecting the right of every child/youngster/adult to education without discrimination, by promoting quality education that shapes competent individuals, receptive to change, motivated by the desire to uphold moral principles, the laws of the country, and the values of democracy. S 3 ‘+ Ensuring the quality of educational services; + Increasing access to education and ensuring equal opportunities ‘+ Promoting performance in education; + Training and continuous professional development of the staff; + The development of partnerships in order to support permanent education; + Adaptation of the Romanian education system to European educational requirements.HOW DOES THE ROMANIAN [ EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM WORK? i When we talk about "high school" in Romania, we usually mean the time between the ninth and twelfth grades, which consists of two required years (9th and 10th year) and two optional years (11th and 12th year). Between the tenth and eleventh grades, there are no tests. Additionally, some students enroll in five-year programs (such as a three-year professional school followed by two more years of high school education). IN ROMANIA, THERE ARE VARIOUS KINDS OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS: National Colleges: The most esteemed secondary education programs in Romania, all of which provide only theoretical courses High school Vocational school Technical College Economic College Military College The student population is divided into cohorts, which we will refer to as groups of 25-35 people rather than classes to avoid confusing them with the American educational concept. Each cohort is supervised by a single teacher who fulfills the roles of both a teacher and a counselor (as defined by the American educational system) Throughout high school, all members of the same cohort will enroll in the same courses. There are no Advanced Placement or Honors courses available; the two to three subjects that are listed in the student's academic profile or area of specialization and are given more classes per week are the most similar. Nearly all courses are required, with one or two electives offered each year, and of the same difficulty level for all students.Standardized testing is still common in Romanian education, with British English exams like the Cambridge ones being particularly well-liked. For exams such as the SATs and TOEFL, each student needs to educate themselves and be ready on their own. Students choose the high school pathways they are interested in while applying to schools based on the average of their National Test results (Romanian & Mathematics). Typically, the profiles in the sciences are more competitive than those in the humanities, Every Romanian high school student's academic program consists of 12to17 subjects each year, (divided in 5 modules) which are studied for about 30 hours per week. In general, the topics are as follows: * Mathematics (including Calculus, Trigonometry and Algebra); * Computer Programming; + TAC; + Romanian Language and Literature; + Two foreign languages (usually English and French/German); + Geography; * History; + Chemistry; * Physics; * Logic and Argumentation; * Psychology; * Entrepreneurial Education; + Economics; + Philosophy; * Arts and Music; * Physical Education; * Religion (optional); * One hour of Counseling/Homeroom per week (not credit-bearing, but connected to the Conduct line in the transcript).Module timeline + Module 1: September-October, with a one-week vacation in between; + Module 2: November through December, with the Christmas Break in between; + Module 3: January-February, with a one-week vacation in between; * Module 4: February-April, with the Easter vacation in between; + Module 5: May-June, Then the Summer Holiday a GRADING AND RANKING Marks range from 1 (extremely poor) to 10 (outstanding) under the grading system. A student needs to receive at least a 5 in every course to pass one year and advance to the next. Every Romanian high school graduate sits for the National Baccalaureate exam, which consists of written and oral examinations in a predetermined set of disciplines (Mathematics-Computer Science, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Philology) based on the student's profile. Each test must have a minimum grade of 5, and the overall average must be at least 6 out of 10. __ A Excellent @s Above Average e's Cee Average owe @o 6.00-7.40 Below Average i Failure“Alexandru loan Cuza” High School lasi was founded in September 1955. This high school is now an innovative educational institution focused on developing students whose qualities make it easy for them to fit in with European and global values. This high school offers a wide choice of theoretical programs, or "profiles" in Romanian, which can be divided into the following groups: In 2023, the "Alexandru loan Cuza" High School in lagi reported a remarkable pass rate of 95.5% for the Romanian Baccalaureate exam, with an overall average score of 8.06, among 223 candidates who took the exam. Most of the alumni of the "Alexandru loan Cuza" Theoretical High School in lasi opt to pursue higher education in esteemed universities around Romania, including Babes-Bolyai University, University of Bucharest, Alexandru loan Cuza University of lasi (UAIC), Gheorghe Asachi the Technical University of lasi, University Politehnica of Bucharest. The Netherlands is the most popular choice for students seeking higher ‘education overseas, and many of them were accepted into the: University of Amsterdam Leiden University Delft University of Technologies OTHER INFORMATION In addition to their commitment to academics, the majority of students participate in extracurricular activities like Interact, Student Council, Leo Club, and Save the Children. The high school has Erasmus accreditation in education and professional training from March 1, 2021, to December 31, 2027, granted by the National Agency for Community Programs in the Field of Education and Vocational Training (ANPCDEFP). Erasmus University Rotterdam Panett 1)