Amerigo April Newsletter

Amerigo April Newsletter

Amerigo Website Updates  

Our Amerigo Education website continues to be your go-to spot for school updates, marketing materials and even where you can Find Your School.  

Throughout the past few weeks, we’ve added three new schools to the Amerigo portfolio, including:   

Archbishop Riordan High School: Located in the heart of San Francisco, Archbishop Riordan High School is the only boarding school in the city – as well as the only school in the city that accepts international high school students.  

Buxton School: A progressive high school located in the Berkshire Mountains of western Massachusetts, Buxton is a small, academically robust school known for its strong arts program and expert faculty members.  

Marianapolis Preparatory School: A quintessential New England boarding school, Marianapolis offers students a robust curriculum and a wide range of extracurriculars – as well as unique opportunities for students to dive deeper into their specific areas of interest. 

Amerigo Class of 2024 University acceptances 

Congratulations to Amerigo Class of 2024's acceptances from top U.S & Global Universities! Our students have received more than 140 university acceptances, many of which from Top 30 U.S. Universities such as University of Southern California (ranked #28), University of California - San Diego (ranked #28), University of California Davis (ranked #28), New York University (ranked #35), and more!  

School Highlight: Mater Dei Catholic High School  

Mater Dei Catholic High School is located just outside of San Diego California. Students attend school on a beautiful, 48-acre campus with state-of-the-art programs and facilities.

Mater Dei at a Glance:

  • Accepting Grades 9-11
  • Elite Academy of Science Program offered
  • Microsoft Showcase School
  • After School Tutoring Included with Tuition
  • 100% College Acceptance Rate
  • 60+ Colleges and Universities visit campus annually
  • 31 Average ACT Composite Score

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