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è����Ƶ is a school that is committed to continuous improvement. One of the ways in which we accomplish this goal is through the accreditation process. Over the past twenty years, è����Ƶhas been accredited through the of Schools and Colleges. MSA is a recognized leader in national and international educational communities and its goal is “to improve the quality of education through the accreditation process and to affirm to the public the trustworthiness of its accredited members for the Twenty-First Century.” In January 2008, after an 18-month process that involved an extensive Self-Study and a visit by seven international educators, è����Ƶwas also accredited by the . Joining a distinguished list of international schools accredited by CIS, è����Ƶ won high praise for its student-centered approach and inquiry-based program. è����Ƶwas re-accredited by CIS and MSA during the 2018-19 school year. .

What does this mean for è����Ƶ? Both CIS and MSA provide standards of excellence that è����Ƶ must meet in order to receive “accredited” status. Every ten years, è����Ƶ undergoes an extensive self-examination of every part of its program: its curriculum, its faculty and staff, its governance and finances, its student support services, its facilities, etc. A team of international educators then visits the school and reviews all areas of the school to ensure that what è����Ƶclaims to be doing is actually being done. Between these Team Visits, annual reports provide the necessary accountability of the school, its teachers, its administration, and its Board to meet the standards of both accrediting agencies.

What difference does it make to the students? Students who attend internationally accredited schools like è����Ƶwill have no problem transferring to international or national schools in other nations. Students who graduate from internationally accredited schools like è����Ƶwill have their credentials recognized by universities around the world. Accreditation is the sign of quality that schools and universities look for when admitting students from Sudan to their programs.