跡見学園高等学校
Atomi High School School Profile 2016-17
1-5-9 Otsuka, Bunkyo, Tokyo 112-8629 JAPAN
Phone: +81-3-3941-8167 Fax: +81-3-3941-8685 http://www.atomi.ac.jp/jh/Principal: Mr. SUGIMOTO Masahiro

Learn through the eyes, the hands, and the mind
Curriculum

SchoolAtomi High School is a private
girls’ school comprising a threeyear middle school and a threeyear comprehensive senior highschool. Approximately 1,600
students are currently enrolled in
grades seven through twelve.
The school opened in 1875 as thefirst girls’ school in Tokyo. Overthe long history, the school has
graduated more than twentythousand students.

The academic year (AY) starts in
April and ends in March. The
academic program is organizedon a traditional schedule. All
students up to grade eleven take34 classes per week with eachclass 50 minutes in length.
Seniors choose to take 30 to 34
classes according to their needs.
Classes are streamed for mostcourses in English and math andsome in Japanese.
The school does not oﬀer any
advanced placement courses orhonor classes.

computation. Seventy-eight
credits are required for
graduation from the senior highschool. Interim grades arerecorded on the transcript andGPA is computed in July for all
students before they receive their
final grades in March. Seniors
receive second interim grades inOctober, when GPA isrecalculated.
Evaluation

100 point scale

GradeExcellent

85-1005

Aboveaverage70-84

4

Average

50-69

3

Below
average25-49

2

Failure0-24

1Community
Located in downtown Tokyo,
Atomi High School is an easy
commute. The school can bereached by a ten-minute subway
ride from Tokyo Station.
Students come from adjacentprefectures of Saitama, Chiba,
Kanagawa and Ibaraki as well asfrom Tokyo. With numerous
prestigious educational
institutions at all school levels
nearby, the area is known as oneof Japan’s most leading
educational districts.

Class of AY2015
Grading andranking
Rank
Students are notified of theirranking in mid-term and final
examinations, and overall term
grades.
Grade Point Average (GPA)
Calculation
GPA is computed using thequality points below. All
subjects taken are included in theThere were 243 graduates in theClass of AY2015.
GPANo. ofstudents

4.3-5.026

3.5-4.291

2.7-3.4

110

1.9-2.6230-1.80*Japanese schools use the five-point scale incalculating GPA.

National Center Test for University
Admissions Results
92.6% of the Class of AY2015 took the National
Center Test.
SubjectEnglishMathScience

Geography
and history

129.1 /200

(listening)

34.5

Civics4-year college
2-year college
undecided/others

87.4%

/50

127.9 /200
IA

53.9 /100

IIB

46.3 /100

Physics

57.2 /100

Chemistry

51.4 /100

Biology59.4 /100

World history B

77.6 /100

Japanese history B

71.0 /100

Geography

11.8%
0.8%

Average(written)JapanesePost High School Placement— /100Modern society

58.5 /100Ethics

57.0 /100

Political scienceand economics

70.3 /100

Ethics & politicalscience andeconomics

55.3 /100

Major Colleges Attended byAtomi Graduates from theLast Four Years
Nationaland publicAkita International Univeristy, Kyoto
Univerisity, Ochanomizu University,
Saitama University, Saitama
Prefectural University, Tokyo
Metropolitan University, Chiba
University, Tokyo University of Foreign
Studies, Tokyo Gakugei University,
Tokyo University of the Arts, Tokyo
University of Marine Science andTechnology

PrivateAtomi University, Waseda University,
Keio University, Sophia University,
Tokyo University of Science,
Meiji University, Aoyama Gakuin
University, Saint Paul’s University,
Chuo University, Hosei Univesity,Gakushuin UniversityOthers

National Defense Medical College,
National College of Nursing, Aoyama
Gakuin Women’s Junior College,
Tsurumi Junior CollegeAwards and Distinctions
AY2015♦ Governor of Tokyo Prize♦ Tokyo High School Athletic Federation Excellent
Athlete Prize♦ Tokyo High School Cultural Federation Excellent
Cultural Activities Prize♦ President of Japan Private High School FederationPrize♦ Private School Encouragement PrizeContact Information
Phone:
Fax:+81-3-3941-4702+81-3-3941-8856