Arizona Kokusai Kyoiku Shinkok

Provides Japanese language and mathematics classes for elementary and junior high school students, including weekly Kanji tests, workbook assignments, and end-of-term exams. Textbooks for elementary and junior high divisions are distributed free of charge by MEXT.

Operates the Arizona Gakuen, a Japanese supplementary school providing Japanese language, arithmetic, and other educational instruction based on the Japanese Ministry of Education's curriculum guidelines. The school serves over 200 students across kindergarten, elementary, and junior high divisions, with classes for various age groups and proficiency levels, including specific classes for 4-year-olds (Panda-gumi) and 5-year-olds (Usagi-gumi) focused on foundational Japanese language skills.

Operates the only Japanese supplementary school in Arizona, Arizona Gakuen, providing Japanese language, arithmetic, and other educational instruction based on the Japanese Ministry of Education curriculum. The school serves over 200 students across kindergarten, elementary, and junior high divisions, as well as offering specialized Japanese language, parent-child, calligraphy, chorus, and homework classes.

Operates the only Japanese supplementary school in Arizona, serving over 200 students across kindergarten, elementary, and junior high school divisions, as well as offering specialized Japanese language, parent-child, calligraphy, chorus, and homework classes. The school provides Japanese language, arithmetic, and other educational instruction based on the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's curriculum guidelines.

Operates the only Japanese supplementary school in Arizona, serving over 200 students across kindergarten, elementary, and junior high school divisions, as well as offering specialized Japanese language, parent-child, calligraphy, chorus, and homework classes. The school provides Japanese language, arithmetic, and other educational instruction based on the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's curriculum guidelines.

Offers optional afternoon science and social studies classes for 3rd through 9th graders, utilizing Japanese textbooks and incorporating experiments, observations, research, group activities, and local Arizona guidebooks.

Offers optional afternoon science and social studies classes for 3rd through 9th graders, utilizing Japanese textbooks, incorporating experiments, observations, research, and group activities, and covering civics, history, and geography.

Offers optional afternoon science and social studies classes for 3rd through 9th graders, teaching based on the Japanese curriculum, incorporating experiments, observations, research, group activities, and practical training, with civics for 9th graders and history and geography for 7th and 8th graders.

Provides specialized instruction in subjects such as high school level math (started in 2003), calligraphy and chorus (started in 2005), and optional afternoon science and social studies classes for 3rd through 9th graders, incorporating experiments, observations, and group activities based on the Japanese curriculum.

Administers weekly Kanji tests and assigns workbook and essay homework for junior high school students, and conducts end-of-term exams in Japanese language and mathematics.

Administers weekly Kanji tests (approximately 20-30 questions) and assigns workbook and essay homework, along with conducting end-of-term exams in Japanese language and mathematics for junior high school students.

Administers weekly Kanji tests (approximately 20-30 questions) and assigns workbook and essay homework, including end-of-term exams in Japanese language and mathematics for junior high students.

Organizes school events such as autumn sports festivals, excursions, and mochi-making to provide opportunities for students to experience and understand Japanese culture.

Organizes school events such as autumn sports festivals, excursions, and mochi-making to provide opportunities for students to experience and understand Japanese culture.

Organizes various school events to provide students with opportunities to experience and understand Japanese culture, including autumn sports festivals, excursions, mochi-making events, Sports Day, and field trips. The school also holds regular academic ceremonies such as opening and closing ceremonies for each trimester, parent-teacher conferences, and a graduation ceremony.

Organizes various school events such as autumn sports festivals, excursions, Mochi Making Events, and field trips to provide opportunities for students to experience and understand Japanese culture.

Accepts tuition payments via mailed checks payable to Arizona Gakuen School with student name in the memo field, and through online banking bill pay systems.

Accepts tuition payments via mailed checks payable to Arizona Gakuen School and through online banking bill pay systems.

Offers classes for young children, including a parent-child class (Ahiru-gumi) focused on picture book readings and engagement with Japanese language and culture, a class for 4-year-olds (Panda-gumi) incorporating various Japanese cultural activities, and a class for 5-year-olds (Usagi-gumi) focused on learning hiragana, katakana, and numbers for smooth transition to first grade.

Offers classes for young children, including a parent-child class (Ahiru-gumi) focused on picture book readings and engagement with Japanese language and culture, a class for 4-year-olds (Panda-gumi) incorporating various Japanese cultural activities, and a class for 5-year-olds (Usagi-gumi) focused on learning hiragana, katakana, and numbers for a smooth transition to first grade.

Provides a one-year Japanese language course for first-time learners and offers Japanese language and cultural education for individuals who do not speak Japanese as their native language.

Provides Japanese language and cultural education specifically for individuals who do not speak Japanese as their native language, including a one-year course for first-time learners.

Offers various classes for young children, including a parent-child class (Ahiru-gumi) for picture book readings and cultural engagement, a class for 4-year-olds (Panda-gumi) with activities centered around Japanese events, and a class for 5-year-olds (Usagi-gumi) focused on learning hiragana, katakana, and numbers to prepare for first grade.

Offers a one-year Japanese language course for first-time learners and provides Japanese language and cultural education for individuals who do not speak Japanese as their native language.

Offers Japanese language and cultural education for individuals who do not speak Japanese as their native language, including a one-year Japanese language course for first-time learners and a class for young children (Ahiru-gumi) where parents and children engage with Japanese language and culture through activities like picture book readings.

Manages school operations including opening and closing ceremonies for trimesters, parent-teacher conferences, fire and emergency drills, and allows students to take temporary leaves of absence with re-enrollment options.