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School Office 《TUE thru FRI》 |
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Phone: (614)436-0114 F a x: (614)436-5796 E-mail: cmhjps@rrohio.com |
| ・About Our School | ・School Calendar | ・Code Of Conduct |
| ・Directory | ・Class Schedule | ・Regulations for Students |
| ・School Board Members | ||
| ・School Size |
| About Our School: The Columbus Japanese Language School began with 14 elementary school children and 3 teachers in April of 1980. It was founded by a group of Japanese parents in central Ohio who were seeking way to help their children to keep up with their Japanese language skills while their stay in the U.S. Today, 550 students gather every Saturday in an atmosphere close to that of their home country. Along with the standard curriculum required of students in Japan, the Columbus Japanese Language School offers a supportive environment to nurture self-confidence and creativity, as well as encourage a self-controlled, cooperative attitude in each student. We also provide them with an atmosphere conducive to their becoming successful members of Japanese society by establishing rules and guidelines typical of the Japanese educational system. |
| Directory:
School Office (Tuesday thru Friday)
Middle
School, High School
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School Calendar:
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| Code Of Conduct: When students do not follow the rules,
and they continue to ignore the rules in spite of teachers’ and
faculties’ notice, the students will have consequences according to the
eighth chapter, article fifty-three of Columbus Japanese Language
School’s Agreement. T. Classroom Rules U. Classroom Rules V. Other Rules |
| Regulations for Students: Students need to adjust themselves to the school environment to become a positive member of the society established by the Japanese school.
U. Reporting absences, leaving early, and tardy. V. General regulation
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