Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro vs Escola Eleva

	E Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro Rio De Janeiro, Brazil	E Escola Eleva Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year R$89,280 - 131,424	Fees / year R$94,920 - 98,700
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 1 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), American Curriculum	Curriculum IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum), IPC (International Primary Curriculum), IB (DP)
Pupils	Pupils 1,350	Pupils 1,200
Typical class size	Typical class size 20	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language Portuguese, English
Opened	Opened 1937	Opened 2017
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location EARJ operates two campuses in Rio de Janeiro: Barra Campus at Rua Colbert Coelho, 155, Barra da Tijuca (CEP 22793-313; phone (55) 21 3747 2000) and Gávea Campus at Estrada da Gávea, 132, Gávea (CEP 22451-263; phone (55) 21 2125 9000). The Gávea Campus sits at the edge of Tijuca National Forest with views of Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, Guanabara Bay, Sugarloaf and the Christ the Redeemer statue. The Barra Campus is located in the heart of the Barra da Tijuca neighborhood.	Location Rio de Janeiro – Barra da Tijuca, Av. José Silva de Azevedo Neto, 309 (opposite the Península condominium), Brazil
Stages	Stages Preschool (Nursery - Pre-K); Lower School (Kinder - Grade 5); Middle School (Grade 6 - 8); High School (Grade 9 - 10); IB Diploma Programme (Grade 11 - 12).	Stages Early Childhood Education; Kindergarten; Lower School; Middle School; High School
School type	School type Independent, non-profit, English-medium day school; IB World Continuum School; two campuses (Barra and Gávea).	School type —
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix 32 nationalities represented.	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Learning Support is available for students with diagnosed disabilities, with Early Intervention in Preschool/Kindergarten and services for Grades 1–12. English as Academic Language (EAL) supports students developing English proficiency. Counseling is provided, supported by an Educational Psychologist and Gifted Planning.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation United States (EARJ is recognized by the U.S. Department of State under the Assisted Schools program).	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Transportation is optional; buses are provided by Santa Rosa Transportation for the Gávea Campus and by Psiu Transportes for the Barra Campus.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Fee schedule (academic year 2025 / 2025–2026 reporting) Application / registration fees - No fixed, publicly published non‑refundable application or registration fee amount is listed for EARJ for the 2025 reporting year. For new-student admissions the school requires completion of the application process through its application platform. Tuition — monthly fees by year group (amounts shown are monthly “mensalidade” figures reported for 2025) - Maternal (Nursery): BRL 7,440 per month. - Infantil 1–2 (Early Childhood): BRL 10,952 per month. - Fundamental 1 (Kinder – Grade 5): BRL 10,952 per month. - Fundamental 2 (Grades 6–9): BRL 10,952 per month. - Ensino Médio / High School (Grades 10–12 / Diploma years): BRL 10,952 per month. Notes on tuition presentation and capital contribution - Tuition at EARJ is presented as a monthly fee (mensalidade) in reporting for 2025; the school also states that a Capital Fund contribution is required for all new students, without a fixed publicly published amount. This Capital Fund contribution supports campus facilities and capital projects and is required at enrollment. Billing schedule and payment terms - The amounts reported above are described as monthly tuition (mensalidade). No detailed public schedule showing exact invoice dates, installment plans, annual vs. monthly billing cycles, late‑payment penalties, or reimbursement timelines is published in the school's public admissions material. Families should note that some ancillary services (for example, cafeteria) are billed monthly based on consumption. Boarding / residential fees - No boarding or residential program applies at EARJ; the school operates as a day school with two campuses (Gávea and Barra). There are no boarding fees. Other required or optional costs - Capital Fund contribution: required for all new students; amount not publicly listed. - Physical Education uniform: mandatory for Grades 6–12 (school‑branded PE attire). Families must purchase the required PE uniform. - EAL (English as an Academic Language) fees: applicable to selective students placed into EAL after the start of Grade 2 through Grade 12. Amounts are charged where placement is required. - Cafeteria / food service: optional; Sodexo provides food service and charges are billed monthly based on consumption. - Transportation / school bus: optional; bus services are provided by third‑party vendors and billed separately by those transport providers. Families arrange and pay transportation providers directly. - After‑school activities and vacation camp: optional and billed separately when used. - IB exam fees: the International Baccalaureate program incurs per‑subject exam and registration fees charged to families as applicable (IB fees). - School supplies / personal devices: core academic materials are included in tuition except that personal devices required for Grades 6–12 are not included and must be provided by families. Additional costs for electives, field trips, special programs or individual instrument/music tuition may apply. Refund and withdrawal information - There is no detailed, publicly posted refund policy or a published schedule of refunds for withdrawal/early termination in the school's public admissions or FAQ pages. The school's admissions material directs families to the Admissions team for up‑to‑date tuition and fees details; explicit refund rules (timing, prorating, or non‑refundability of registration, capital contribution, or tuition installments) are not publicly listed. Fee payment options - The school uses an online application platform (OpenApply) for applications; the public admissions pages do not list a comprehensive set of accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, boleto, credit card) for tuition, capital contributions, or other fees. No public statement listing accepted payment channels or merchant terms is available in the school's admissions pages. Summary of actionable points for parents (factual) - The monthly tuition amounts reported for 2025 are: Maternal BRL 7,440; Infantil through High School BRL 10,952 per month. - A Capital Fund contribution is required for new students; the amount is not published. - Mandatory items (PE uniform for Grades 6–12) and variable optional charges (cafeteria, transportation, IB exam fees, after‑school activities) apply in addition to tuition. What I checked and where detail was not publicly available - Tuition figures by year group (monthly) for 2025 are reported in published school‑fee listings used in media rankings and in the 2025 reporting of school fees. Exact published registration/matriculation amounts, the specific Capital Fund amount, an itemized public fee schedule with invoice dates, detailed payment methods, and a formal public refund policy were not available in the school's public admissions pages and FAQs. For those specific items no public numeric detail was listed.	Fee details Overview — academic year 2026 Application / registration fee - No separate application or one-off registration fee is published in the school's public fees table or admissions process for Escola Eleva Barra. Tuition fees by year group (published options: single annual payment or 12 monthly payments) - K2 (Half day): BRL 61,692 per year or BRL 5,141 per month. - K2 (Full day): BRL 94,920 per year or BRL 7,910 per month. - K3: BRL 94,920 per year or BRL 7,910 per month. - K4: BRL 94,920 per year or BRL 7,910 per month. - K5: BRL 94,920 per year or BRL 7,910 per month. - Grade 1 (G1): BRL 97,140 per year or BRL 8,095 per month. - Grade 2 (G2): BRL 97,464 per year or BRL 8,122 per month. - Grade 3 (G3): BRL 97,464 per year or BRL 8,122 per month. - Grade 4 (G4): BRL 97,464 per year or BRL 8,122 per month. - Grade 5 (G5): BRL 97,464 per year or BRL 8,122 per month. - Grade 6 (G6): BRL 98,376 per year or BRL 8,198 per month. - Grade 7 (G7): BRL 98,376 per year or BRL 8,198 per month. - Grade 8 (G8): BRL 98,700 per year or BRL 8,225 per month. - Grade 9 (G9): BRL 98,700 per year or BRL 8,225 per month. - Grade 10 (G10): BRL 98,700 per year or BRL 8,225 per month. - Grade 11 (G11): BRL 99,240 per year or BRL 8,270 per month. - Grade 12 (G12): BRL 99,240 per year or BRL 8,270 per month. What those tuition figures include and exclude - The published tuition values for the Barra campus include activities carried out during class time, lunch and morning snack (fruit time), and educational technologies (Edtech). - Uniforms and school supplies are not included in the tuition and must be purchased separately. Billing schedule and payment terms - The school publishes two payment options for tuition: a single annual payment (1x per year) or 12 monthly instalments. - A place reservation requires signing the school's terms and completing payment of the invoice issued by the school as part of the enrolment process. - Specific due dates for invoices, discount schemes, penalties for late payment and detailed contractual payment terms are not listed in the public fees table or the admissions overview. Boarding / residential provision - Boarding or residential accommodation is not offered for the Barra campus; the school operates as a full‑time day bilingual school. Other costs and optional extras - Uniform and school supplies: compulsory uniform and uniform handbooks are specified; uniform items must be purchased separately. - Lunch and morning snack: included in the published tuition for the Barra campus. - After‑school activities and certain additional programmes (for example extracurricular classes and some optional camps/exchanges) may incur extra charges; specific prices for optional activities are not published in the public fees table. Refunds and cancellation - The public admissions and fees information for the Barra campus does not publish a detailed refund or cancellation policy tied to tuition or enrolment payments; the enrolment step requires signing terms and paying the invoice. Parents are required to consult the school's contractual terms at enrolment for any refund or cancellation rules. Fee payment options - The publicly available fees and admissions pages list payment by invoice and the two published billing schedules (annual or 12 monthly instalments). No specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, boleto, PIX or direct debit) are published in the public fees table or admissions overview. Contacts for billing and admissions - Admissions and billing queries for Barra are handled by the campus admissions team; contact details for admissions are published for direct enquiries. If you require these figures formatted differently for a database, they are provided above as BRL amounts with both annual and 12‑month options exactly as published.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Physical Education uniforms are mandatory for Upper School (grades 6–12). The uniform requirement covers PE classes as part of the Upper School attire.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Cafeteria services are provided through a Sodexo partnership. Billing occurs monthly and is based on consumption.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership EARJ is a private nonprofit institution governed by a Board of Directors. The Board comprises 11 to 13 members, including two members appointed by the US Consulate, three parent-elected members, six members appointed by EARJ shareholders, and two members who may be appointed by the Board. The Board delegates day-to-day administration to the Head of School and maintains fiduciary responsibility for the school's continuity.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details EARJ is an IB World Continuum School serving Preschool through Grade 12. EARJ offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), IB Middle Years Programme (MYP), and IB Diploma Programme (DP). Graduates earn the American High School Diploma and the Brazilian Ensino Médio Diploma in addition to the IB Diploma when completing the full DP. The Diploma Programme features Groups 1–6 courses, with English and Portuguese in Group 1 and French and Spanish in Group 2, and core components Theory of Knowledge (TOK), Extended Essay (EE), and Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS). EARJ also provides a Brazilian Accredited Program and University Counseling as part of its academics.	Curriculum details The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), including a bilingual IBDP.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio 7.37	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results IB Diploma Programme results for Class of 2024 include 40 Diplomas awarded and an 88% diplomas pass rate. The class earned 35 bilingual Diplomas and achieved a range of college placements at universities in the United States and around the world.	Exam results Barra da Tijuca: 33 students; Average Point Score 100%; Earned Bilingual IBDP. Urca: 33 students; Average Point Score 100%; Earned Bilingual IBDP.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression EARJ Class of 2024 earned acceptances to numerous universities in the United States and worldwide, including University of Chicago, Northwestern University, New York University (NYU), Purdue University, Tulane University, and multiple UC campuses, as well as institutions in Australia, Canada, Europe, and Brazil.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented EARJ identifies and supports high achieving students through a roadmap and programs as part of the school's strategic plan to support strengths-based development.	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning EARJ provides social and emotional learning through a comprehensive Counseling Program across Lower, Middle, and High School. The Lower School Counseling Program supports personal growth, self-esteem, and positive interpersonal relationships, and helps students understand themselves and their world. The Middle School program offers bi-weekly guidance classes addressing anti-bullying and general well-being, and advisory programs that foster social-emotional development. The High School program focuses on social-emotional well-being and academic planning, with ongoing advisory, individual and group counseling, and workshops for students and parents.	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Learning Support is available for students with a valid diagnosis of disability, with intensity based on need. An inclusive model provides classroom accommodations and assistive technology to access the general curriculum, and supports independence through self-advocacy. Early Intervention is available for Preschool and Kindergarten; Learning Support for Grades 1-5 and Grades 6-12 includes direct instruction in the Learning Lab; Gifted Planning offers individualized extension and mentorship.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language EAL services support students from diverse language backgrounds when English proficiency is not yet sufficient to access core content in English. EAL teachers use WIDA language development assessments and standards to provide differentiated small-group and in-class support, integrating listening, speaking, reading, and writing within a content-rich curriculum.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The Counseling Program supports students' mental well-being and resilience, with guidance classes, individual and group counseling, and advisory activities. It emphasizes social-emotional development, early identification of personal difficulties, transitions between grade levels, and collaboration with families and teachers to support student well-being.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding EARJ has designated Child Protection safeguarding leads on each campus who monitor compliance with international safeguarding standards. All staff are trained to identify and respond to signs of abuse, and all adults are mandatory reporters. The school endorses the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and maintains policies to ensure a safe, secure environment for every student.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school has two campuses in Rio de Janeiro: Gávea Campus and Barra Campus. The Gávea Campus sits on 61,080 m² of land and serves over 800 students, featuring interactive classrooms, libraries, a recently renovated Auditorium, MuseOn, and dedicated spaces for science and the arts, with expansive grounds that include athletic fields, playgrounds, and outdoor learning areas. The Barra Campus spans 17,600.64 m² of land and serves over 500 students, offering spacious classrooms with multimedia tools, high-tech libraries, dedicated science labs, and a MakerSpace, along with a gymnasium, a field, and outdoor courts across a five-level building. Both campuses adopt green practices across operations and sustainable construction as part of their ongoing development.	Facilities overview The Barra da Tijuca campus occupies 16,000 m² at Av. José Silva de Azevedo Neto, 309, opposite the Península condominium. Spaces were designed by Architect Miguel Pinto Guimarães to stimulate creativity and the pleasure of learning, following global trends in education. Maker Spaces with a Media Lab, libraries, and an auditorium are among the internal learning areas. Early Childhood Education is housed in a dedicated location with more than 800 m² of parks, spacious balcony classrooms, a Mini Maker workshop, and music and theatre rooms. Sports facilities include three sports courts, a court society space, an athletics track, and a 640 m² covered gymnasium.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Gávea Campus has athletic fields as part of its expansive grounds. Barra Campus offers an indoor gymnasium, a field, and outdoor courts for physical development. Both campuses support physical education and athletics through these facilities, providing spaces for practice and competition and contributing to a broad athletics program.	Sports facilities The sports areas include three sports courts, a court society space, an athletics track, and a 640 m² covered gymnasium. The athletics track supports running and field activities as part of physical education. The 640 m² covered gymnasium provides sheltered space for indoor training and competitions. These facilities complement other learning spaces such as Maker Spaces and libraries that support cross-disciplinary activities.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Gávea Campus features interactive classrooms, libraries, a recently-renovated Auditorium, MuseOn, and dedicated spaces for science and the arts. Barra Campus provides spacious classrooms with multimedia tools, high‑tech libraries, dedicated science labs, and a MakerSpace. MuseOn is an exhibition and active learning space on the Gávea Campus that supports design-thinking and hands-on learning. Both campuses offer spaces to support inquiry-based and project-based learning.	Academic facilities Maker Spaces with a Media Lab, libraries, and an auditorium are among the internal learning areas. Early Childhood Education is housed in a dedicated location with more than 800 m² and includes parks, balcony classrooms, a Mini Maker workshop, and music and theatre rooms. The auditorium and libraries are part of these academic facilities.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities MakerSpace is available on the Barra Campus for hands-on projects. MuseOn is an exhibition and active learning space on the Gávea Campus. Arts spaces exist on both campuses to support creative expression. Clubs and after-school activities are part of the EARJ student experience.	Extra curricular facilities Music and theatre rooms are available for arts programs and performances. An auditorium hosts school-wide events and performances. Maker Spaces with a Media Lab support student-led projects and activities. A Mini Maker workshop is available for hands-on projects.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Founded in 1937, EARJ was established by forward-thinking individuals, corporations, and the American Chamber of Commerce to provide an academic program that matched the excellence of top schools in the United States. The EARJ story began in a small house in Ipanema; as enrollment grew, the school moved to Leblon in 1940 and expanded further in 1945. The Leblon campus expanded in 1961 as the student body grew. EARJ moved to its Gávea campus in 1971, built to accommodate all students, and opened the Barra campus in 2006, marking the beginning of a new chapter; the Barra campus opened in 2014 with modern facilities. Since 1982, EARJ has offered the International Baccalaureate® Diploma Programme, and in 2023 added the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP) to become a Full IB World Continuum School serving preschool through Grade 12.	History —
Community	Community EARJ is a dynamic, multicultural community where students, families, faculty, staff, and alumni from many nationalities and cultures come together with a global mindset. Rooted in respect, collaboration, and inclusion, the EARJ community fosters meaningful connections and a strong sense of belonging. Here every voice is valued, and the community extends its learning journey well beyond the classroom.	Community —
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association EARJ has a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) comprising all parents and guardians of EARJ students. The PTA operates at both Barra and Gávea campuses, with elected boards, and its roles include creating links between staff, parents and students; supporting new and existing families; supporting school and student events; providing social opportunities; communicating PTA activities; and conducting elections for EARJ Board of Directors. The Barra Campus PTA Board for 2024-2025 includes President Luma Hosken, Vice President Anna Faber, Treasurer Mariana Gantois, Secretary Bianca Viégas, and representatives for Lower, Middle, and Upper School; the Gávea Campus PTA Board for 2024-2025 includes President Maryesther Leon, Vice President Vanessa Floris, Treasurer Juliana Schmitt, Secretary Karina Huffard, and representatives for Lower and Upper School plus a communications liaison.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The language of instruction is English, and EARJ is an IB World Continuum School offering the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. It is an independent, non-profit English-language day school. EARJ awards the IB Diploma, the US Diploma (accredited by Cognia), and the Brazilian Diploma. IB Diploma Programme courses include English A Language and Literature HL/SL/HS, Portuguese A Language and Literature HL/SL/HS, French B HL/SL/HS, Spanish B HL/SL/HS, Spanish ab initio SL/HS, Portuguese HL/SL, Economics HL/SL/HS, Global Politics HL/SL/HS, History HL/SL/HS, Chemistry HL/SL/HS, Physics HL/SL/HS, Biology HL/SL/HS, Mathematics Analysis and Approaches HL/SL/HS, Mathematics Applications and Interpretations SL/HS, Visual Arts HL/SL/HS, and Theory of Knowledge.	Academic & intellectual 16,000 m² campus designed to stimulate creativity and the pleasure of learning. Maker Spaces include a Media Lab, libraries and an auditorium; Early Childhood Education spaces cover more than 800 m² of parks, with spacious classrooms with a balcony, a Mini Maker workshop, and music and theatre rooms.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative EARJ offers After School Activities (ASA) in categories including Sports, Art & Performance, STEM & Creativity, and Enrichment. Activities run one hour after school and are taught by EARJ faculty and external specialists. The ASA catalog includes guitar, band, drama, jazz, ballet, art, crafts, cooking, and robotics among other options. EARJ also hosts a broad Clubs program with offerings such as robotics, finance, mathematics, reading, movies, digital arts, and honor societies.	Arts & creative Music and theatre rooms; Maker Spaces with a Media Lab, libraries and an auditorium support creative learning.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language The language of instruction is English. EARJ is an IB World Continuum School with the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma Programme. EARJ hosts RioMUN, a Model United Nations conference. DP language offerings include English A Language and Literature, Portuguese A Language and Literature, French B, Spanish B, Spanish ab initio, and Portuguese (HL/SL).	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies EARJ offers more than 20 Upper School clubs and activities. Clubs include service clubs, honor societies, and interest clubs. After-school activities include social and creative options as part of the ASA program, with meetings during study hall, lunch, or after school. RioMUN is among the academic clubs and competitions available to students.	Social & hobbies —
Community & service	Community & service As part of graduation, all students participate in service-learning clubs and opportunities designed to make a difference in the community. EARJ promotes intercultural understanding and civic engagement through its IB programmes and co-curricular activities. The school is governed by a Board of Directors and supported by a School Leadership Team.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional High School students may assume leadership roles (board positions) within clubs. EARJ has a School Leadership Team and a Board of Directors that guide the school's direction. Participation in activities like RioMUN and other academic teams develops leadership, teamwork, and professional skills.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing EARJ operates athletic programs with multiple teams (basketball, cheerleading, futsal, running, soccer, softball, volleyball) and student athletes compete in city, state, and national leagues. Physical education is a graduation credit, and the After School Activities program includes racket sports and other physical development activities to support wellbeing. The ASA program also provides life-long learning experiences in sports, arts, and wellness.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports facilities include three sports courts, an athletics track, and a 640 m² covered gymnasium.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English and Portuguese are the core languages taught. English is the primary language of instruction, with Portuguese taught as a Language Arts subject and as an additional language in Language Acquisition. French and Spanish are offered in Language Acquisition across grade levels. These language offerings are reflected in Language Arts (English and Portuguese) and Language Acquisition (French, Portuguese, Spanish) across the lower, middle, and high school years.	Language provision Portuguese and English are taught. Language Arts lessons and Portuguese classes are provided. 40-80% of classes are taught in English, depending on grade. The curriculum includes IEYC, IPC and IB.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching English is the primary language of instruction. Portuguese is taught as an additional language across grades, with English-language Arts and Portuguese-language Arts incorporated into the curriculum.	Bilingual teaching The Barra campus provides bilingual education in Portuguese and English. English is used in a significant portion of classes, ranging from 40% to 80% depending on the grade.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs Preschool is taught in English, offering a natural English-language immersion experience. EARJ provides specialized programming to support students who need additional English language acquisition.	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Submit Your Application. The EARJ online application is submitted through OpenApply. Digital copies of required documents include the child's birth certificate, a JPEG headshot photo, and the vaccination record (including the cover page). After submission, the Admissions Office provides the next steps and required academic information. Proceed to Step 2. 2. Upload Academic Documents & Information. Upload the last 3 end-of-year report cards (if applicable) and provide contact information (email) for your child's current teacher, coordinator, or school principal depending on the grade level. Our team will guide you, and an email will be sent to the contact person to complete the EARJ Online Confidential Recommendation Form. 3. Scheduling Your Meeting. Once all documents are received, the Admissions Office will reach out to book a meeting (online or on campus). During this meeting, any necessary assessments and a campus tour will be planned for you and your child. Assessments typically include MAP for mathematics and reading and WIDA for English language proficiency; Preschool applicants may also have an observation to support placement. The meeting is an opportunity to discuss your child's goals and ask questions. 4. Admissions Committee Review. After the documents and assessments are complete, the applicant's file is reviewed by the EARJ Admissions Committee. A final decision is communicated and next steps provided. Only full applications will be considered by the Admissions Committee.	Admissions 1. Complete the Enquiry Form to register interest. Apply at Escola Eleva Barra da Tijuca or at the other campuses listed: Botafogo, Brasília, Recife, Urca, and São Paulo. This starts the admissions process for Escola Eleva. 2. Attend a Pedagogical Presentation and Tour of the school. Applicants are invited to attend a meeting at the school where only parents and guardians meet with faculty members; prospective students may visit at a later date. The presentation provides information about the program and learning environment. 3. Admission Evaluation. For candidates who wish to join Grades 4 to 12, an admission evaluation is conducted. It assesses readiness and fit for the program. 4. Place Reservation. Parents/guardians sign the school's terms and conditions and complete payment of the invoice. This reserves a place in the intake. The next step is enrollment. 5. Enrollment. Enrollment Process Begins.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships The Nsouli Scholars Programme is a global initiative that enables 50 extraordinary students at any one time to attend Inspired schools on a full scholarship for the duration of their education. The initiative aims to expand the community and empower children from diverse backgrounds with opportunities in academics, sports, the arts and extracurricular activities. Several scholarships are awarded to individuals of Lebanese origin in recognition of Nadim Nsouli's heritage and Inspired's commitment to inclusivity.
Waitlist	Waitlist Waiting Pool: An applicant who has been accepted for admission can be placed in the waiting pool if no seat is currently available due to high demand. If a seat becomes available, the applicant will be notified promptly. The student remains in the waiting pool until a seat becomes available or the family requests removal. The waiting pool is maintained for the current school year (July to June) only. Applicants interested in enrollment for the following school year must update documentation and reapply.	Waitlist —
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