U.S. High School Programs
Find Your Place in a U.S. School.
More arts? A new sport? Classes that challenge you? Start with what matters to you. We help you compare programs, explore school life and build a plan with your family.
Under 13? Explore with a parent or guardian and use their details for contact steps.
Your January 2027 shortlist
Start with a school you can picture.
Explore these recommended school and district options, from Arizona and California to Idaho and Florida.
Mesa, Arizona
Mesa Public Schools
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Gilbert, AZ
Higley Unified School District
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Gilbert, AZ
Gilbert Public Schools
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Idaho Falls, ID
Bonneville Joint School District #93
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Anaheim, CA
Anaheim Union High School District
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Vero Beach, FL
Indian River Charter High School
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Miami, FL
Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Explore schoolRecommendations updated October 15, 2026 for January 2027. Admission, campus, courses and host-family availability must be confirmed for each student. A recommendation is not a reserved place.
These are a selection of our options. We also help with private day schools, boarding and other U.S. destinations.
Programs for International Students in the U.S.
Compare public school, private school and boarding. Your advisor helps confirm the school, term and complete quote.
F-1 Public School
F-1 VisaDuration: 12 months total maximum
Best for: A public high school study period of up to 12 months total
From
$18,200 USD
Fall 2027 semester
2027–28 academic year
Confirm the school, housing and extra costs in your full written quote.
F-1 Private Day School
F-1 VisaDuration: Semester – multi-year, by school and program
Best for: Longer academic stay or building a pathway toward U.S. university
From
$24,500 USD
2027–28 academic year
Scholarships available at selected private and boarding schools. Eligibility and awards require confirmation.
Confirm the school, housing and extra costs in your full written quote.
Boarding School
F-1 VisaDuration: Semester – multi-year, by school and program
Best for: Residential campus experience with academic and personal support
Boarding scholarships from
$13,500 USD
Spring 2027 semester
2026–27 academic year
Scholarships available at selected private and boarding schools. Eligibility and awards require confirmation.
Scholarship rates already reflect the stated award; further reductions are not guaranteed.
Scholarship eligibility and places need confirmation. Additional costs apply.
Exchange, short-term and summer programs
J-1 Cultural Exchange
J-1 VisaDuration: 1 semester – 1 academic year
Best for: Full cultural immersion with a U.S. host family and local school
Request a current quote
Short-Term Programs
F-1 VisaDuration: 4–15 weeks (2026–27 guide)
Best for: Test the U.S. experience before committing to a full year
Family quote required
21-Day Summer Exchange
Confirm entry requirementsDuration: 21 days
Best for: Try the American homestay experience before committing to a full year
Family quote and dates required
Make room for life after class.
A team to cheer for. A club to try. Time with new friends. Tell us what you enjoy so school life and your living arrangements are part of the conversation.
Activities vary by school and community. Sports participation depends on school and league eligibility.
A clear plan, with support along the way.
Three steps from your first questions to preparing for school.
Step 1
Tell us what matters
Share your interests, study goals and the support you need. Explore program guidance or potential school matches.
Step 2
Compare and apply
Review the school, courses, housing and full quote with your family. We guide applications and visa preparation; schools and U.S. authorities make the decisions.
Step 3
Prepare for your arrival
Work through travel, housing and arrival plans. Confirm your support contacts and how check-ins work during your program.
Start With Your Interests. Build From There.
Explore your pathway first, then review the options with your family and an advisor. There is no need to choose a school today.
A Few Questions Before You Start
You do not need to have every answer yet.
Can I explore before choosing a program?
Yes. Start with the pathway quiz and the program pages. Depending on your pathway, you can explore program guidance or potential school matches. Results are a starting point for advisor review, not an application, admission decision or confirmed place.
What if I do not know my budget yet?
Review the published starting prices with your family and confirm the complete quote for the school, academic year and term you are considering. Scholarships have eligibility conditions and limited places. Ask the Arrivo team to confirm the full written quote, including housing and additional costs.
When should I involve a parent or guardian?
Bring a parent or guardian into budget, application and travel planning. If you are under 13, ask them to complete contact steps using their own contact details. You can still explore the public program information together.
Planning together? Share the family guide with a parent or guardian.
Ask a Question
Ask about programs, your goals or your next step. Please do not send diagnoses or medical records.
Before you share your details
Please confirm you are 13 or older. Students under 13 should ask a parent or guardian to complete this form using their own contact details. Please do not include diagnoses or medical records.