1. What is WASC?
WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) is one of the six largest accrediting agencies in the United States. It is responsible for ensuring the quality of education for schools from kindergarten through university in the Western United States and international schools. Founded in 1962, WASC has built its reputation over decades with rigorous, transparent, and fair evaluation standards.
2. The Role of WASC in the American Education System
WASC plays a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing the quality of education. By conducting regular accreditation visits, WASC helps ensure that schools meet high standards in teaching, facilities, administration, and the holistic development of students. Schools that achieve WASC accreditation are recognized as reliable, high-quality educational institutions, not just in the United States but globally.
3. The Significance of WASC in Education
Accreditation from WASC is a significant milestone for any school because it reflects not only the quality of education but also the school’s commitment to the comprehensive development of its students. For parents and students, choosing a school accredited by WASC means choosing a reputable educational path that guarantees a promising future.
At TNIS, we are proud to be WASC-accredited and continually strive to provide the best learning environment for our students! 
Join us in continuing our journey to deliver high-quality education!
Today, November 20, TNIS was filled with smiles, joy, and heartfelt emotions during the Teacher’s Day Celebration – a special occasion to express deep gratitude to the dedicated educators who have guided our students on their journeys of growth.
On November 13th, TNIS students from Grades 6 to 10 had the incredible opportunity to join the Career Compass workshop and engage in an inspiring conversation with music producer Hoàng Anh Minh – an expert in music production.
On Nov 14, the TNIS community came together to embrace the vibrant Music of Spirit festival - a cultural celebration honoring India’s Festival of Lights, Diwali.
Last week, our high schoolers embarked on an unforgettable journey to Hàm Lợn Mountain, Sóc Sơn – the "roof of the capital" standing tall at 462m.
On November 15, the fundraising concert “Reminiscence”, organized by INKSPIRE, successfully concluded after months of meticulous preparation.
True North International School is pleased to introduce to parents the TNIS FUTURE INNOVATORS Scholarship Program - Nurturing future creative talents!
Advanced Placement (AP) is a program in the United States created by the College Board. AP offers undergraduate university-level curricula and examinations to high school students. Colleges and universities in the US and around the world may grant placement and course credit to students who obtain qualifying scores on AP examinations.
The AP (Advanced Placement) program is a set of advanced courses with a difficulty level equivalent to first-year university level, designed for high school students. This program allows students to earn college credits while still in high school. AP courses and exams are widely offered in high schools and universities across the United States and are recognized by many universities worldwide.
Over the past few years we have tracked shifting policy language surrounding the use of AP scores in the college admissions process. We will continue to track these policies moving forward as we expect the role of AP scores in admissions to continue to evolve.
