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Xi'an Hi-Tech International School
Xi'an
International / Local
Pre-Primary - Year 12
bus
below average a few after school activities like crafts and music
No transition No preparation for repatriation
There are no social activities for parents or any parent-teacher organization
I would strongly advise against it. While there are several amazing teachers who somehow manage to work at this school, it is under resourced and mismanaged by a dishonest administration. More than half of the staff has left two years in a row, several of whom have decided to break contracts just to get out of the school. As always, the kids are great, but there are other, better options available in Xi'an.
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