Graduated from CATS in 2019, and I still miss the school very much:
1. The school's geographical location is excellent, situated in a wealthy area of Boston, surrounded by many top private schools. The facilities, atmosphere, and safety provide excellent assurance for students far from home. The campus is about a 25-minute drive from the city center and the airport. A supermarket is a 5-minute walk from the school, offering great convenience for daily life.
2. The school's hardware facilities are very good, with the campus undergoing a renovation in 2012. Various classrooms and laboratories were established to meet teaching needs, such as art classrooms, STEM labs, business classrooms, and more, all fully equipped.
3. The cafeteria food is delicious and caters to the dietary needs of students from various regions. The dining style is buffet, similar to American university cafeterias. Three meals a day are offered, with diverse choices, nutritious and healthy. My younger brother also came to study high school in the US last year, initially choosing a school on Long Island, New York. However, the dormitory was a boarding house run by Chinese, and he felt the overall diet was not as rich, nutritious, or healthy as CATS. Recently, we've been processing a transfer, looked at many schools, and feel that CATS' catering is still quite good.
4. The school's teachers are all full of love, patience, and a strong sense of responsibility! Most teachers have studied abroad or have overseas work experience, possessing a high degree of tolerance and understanding for students. The school adopts a small class education model, allowing teachers to better attend to each student and provide considerable help and encouragement. In short, the school's teachers treat every student as if they were caring for family members!
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