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High school in Massachusetts
Picture your school day in a New England community. Start with Walpole, then compare public-school options in Milford, Hopkinton and Sheffield with private-school pathways around Boston and Lowell. Your actual school, housing and study plan matter more than the state name.

Look at the school size, course choices and daily routine. Compare public and private pathways around your interests and preferred learning environment.
The Walpole program flyer lists AP, STEM, arts and language options. The school must confirm prerequisites, places and the classes available during your stay.
Ask about your host-family location, transport, weather and school breaks. A school near Boston does not automatically mean city-center housing or included trips.
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Walpole, Massachusetts · F-1 public school
Explore a public high school in Walpole, Massachusetts. The 2027–28 program flyer describes AP, STEM, visual arts and language options. Bring your interests to an advisor and work through a school-specific academic plan.
Confirm the intake, current application deadline, English requirements, courses, sports eligibility and available places. A diploma requires school approval of your credits and graduation plan; it is not automatic during a semester or year abroad.
$43,600 USD
2027-28 · Fall academic year
Choice academic-year program
Tuition, housing, meals, medical insurance and local support
School admission, host-family placement and extra fees must be confirmed.
Additional costs: Flights, visa and passport costs, personal spending, optional orientation and additional school-specific fees. Confirm school-break housing and any meals bought at school.
7 school and district entries selected from the current catalog for this guide. These highlights are only a starting point; ask us about other U.S. locations and school types. A district may include several campuses; this is not a count of individual campuses or confirmed available places.







Public F-1 high school attendance has a 12-month total limit and requires full unsubsidized tuition. Private-school duration and housing arrangements need individual confirmation. Compare the public-school pathway or explore private schools.
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Open the family conversation guideThere are F-1 public and private school pathways to explore. Admission depends on the school, grade, academic record, English requirements and available places. Confirm your specific school, program year, housing and full written quote with an advisor.
No. F-1 public high school students must pay the full unsubsidized cost of education. F-1 public high school attendance is limited to 12 months total, including time at other public high schools. Private school rules differ. U.S. authorities decide visa issuance.
A district listing is a starting point. Your particular campus, course prerequisites, available places, activities and student eligibility need confirmation. A district-wide AP or IB offering is not a guarantee of access at every school.
A diploma is not automatic. The school must review your transcripts, remaining credits, residency and course requirements, and approve a graduation plan in writing before you rely on it.
Review the academic year and term, admission and housing availability, meals, transport, supervision, school breaks, insurance, additional school fees and cancellation terms. Boarding is school- and program-specific. A published program price is not a confirmed place or an all-inclusive travel budget.
School highlights use school information and the 2027–28 program materials. Admission, current availability and the full written quote need confirmation. Photographs show the named school or location; pictured people are not represented as Arrivo clients.
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