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Join an award-winning online high school with a personalized curriculum centered around global challenges.
"The project-based learning is such
a refreshing change to mainstream
education and I can see how
my daughter has risen to the challenge."
"I have had the opportunity to dive
into a wide variety of interdisciplinary
subject areas, and collaborate
with learners globally."
"Everything my daughter learns has
a practical application.
She tells me that she finds meaning
and develops skills that will help her
in the future."
Instead of exams,
we learn through real-world projects.
Instead of memorization,
we focus on developing our skills, network, and
portfolios.
Instead of a standardized curriculum,
we learn through personalized learning journeys.
Winner, Best initiative for wellbeing
Winner, Etech Evolving Education Award
Supplementary school accreditation
by Western Association of Schools
and Colleges
Strategic Partner of EiM Global Schools, a learning community of 11,000+ strong
Portfolio-based transcript
accepted by 300+ universities
Supplementary school accreditation
by Western Association of Schools
and Colleges
Strategic Partner of EiM Global Schools, a learning community of 11,000+ strong
Portfolio-based transcript
accepted by 300+ universities
At School of Humanity, learners develop their skills, mindsets and behaviors by tackling local and global challenges.
Brielle creates an A.I-powered app that connects fertilizer companies to restaurants to minimize food waste.
Elliana is addressing the needs of pregnant women in war-torn countries.
Nathaniel uncovers the misuse of our data online through cookies.
Ade is promoting human flourishing in the workforce.
Thomas is analyzing the use of sustainable construction materials.
Arthur explores how we can shift our value systems.
Brielle creates an A.I-powered app that connects fertilizer companies to restaurants to minimize food waste.
Elliana is addressing the needs of pregnant women in war-torn countries.
Nathaniel uncovers the misuse of our data online through cookies.
Ade is promoting human flourishing in the workforce.
Tony shares his journey with creative thinking.
Thomas is analyzing the use of sustainable construction materials.
Annika is promoting scientific thinking in society.
Everyone’s journey is different. This is why at School of Humanity, you will have lots of options for how you can meet learning outcomes.
Explore examples of some of the learning journeys at School of Humanity.
Is there enough food, water, and energy for 10 Billion people? We will explore the interconnections of these resources, their tensions, and distribution.
How can we design habitable environments for humans in space? We'll explore resource interdependence, space's effect on health, and habitat design.
How might we contribute to global peace? We will examine factors behind international and interpersonal conflicts, and ways to address them non-violently.
Can activism through media bring about social change? We’ll uncover exactly what media activism means and explore its historical significance.
How does geometry influence design? We'll delve into core geometric concepts shaping design aesthetics.
How do organisms adapt in ever-changing environments? This journey covers biological systems, from cells and DNA to reproduction.
How can computational thinking help us solve problems? We'll apply decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms to do so.
How can you sharpen your decision-making? We'll focus on assessing arguments, recognizing biases, skepticism, and discerning logical fallacies.
Since November 2021, Arthur has been an integral member of the UNICEF UK Youth Advisory Board. His role has enabled him to represent the board at various events and meetings, advocating on critical issues.
Emily was selected to represent her country in the 2023 South American Games where she won a gold in the 8, silver in the straight pair, and silver in the straight 4.
Muzamil completed a two-week internship at National Incubation Center in Pakistan, engaging in various tasks like data entry, designing social media posters, content creation, blogging, and photography.
Irem has been developing a non-medical treatment method for Alzheimer's, using virtual worlds as a therapeutic tool.
Is there enough food, water, and energy for 10 Billion people? We will explore the interconnections of these resources, their tensions, and distribution.
How can we design habitable environments for humans in space? We'll explore resource interdependence, space's effect on health, and habitat design.
How might we contribute to global peace? We will examine factors behind international and interpersonal conflicts, and ways to address them non-violently.
Can activism through media bring about social change? We’ll uncover exactly what media activism means and explore its historical significance.
How does geometry influence design? We'll delve into core geometric concepts shaping design aesthetics.
How do organisms adapt in ever-changing environments? This journey covers biological systems, from cells and DNA to reproduction.
How can computational thinking help us solve problems? We'll apply decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms to do so.
How can you sharpen your decision-making? We'll focus on assessing arguments, recognizing biases, skepticism, and discerning logical fallacies.
Since November 2021, Arthur has been an integral member of the UNICEF UK Youth Advisory Board. His role has enabled him to represent the board at various events and meetings, advocating on critical issues.
Emily was selected to represent her country in the 2023 South American Games where she won a gold in the 8, silver in the straight pair, and silver in the straight 4.
Muzamil completed a two-week internship at National Incubation Center in Pakistan, engaging in various tasks like data entry, designing social media posters, content creation, blogging, and photography.
Irem has been developing a non-medical treatment method for Alzheimer's, using virtual worlds as a therapeutic tool.
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School of Humanity’s programs are open to learners from all countries and all backgrounds. We look for learners who have an authentic desire to better themselves and the world.
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