Christian Academy in Japan

Yes, the school's dining hall prepares a hot lunch every full day of school. The a la carte menu is a mix of dishes from various cultures--Japanese, North American, Chinese, and others. A salad bar is always available, as are beverages and desserts.

No. The school has a dress code.

Average K-12 class size: 16.9 18.7 Elementary school 15.7 Middle school 16.2 High school

In order to achieve the technology vision at CAJ, the school's technology curriculum will be integrated throughout the school. Rather than discrete computer classes as part of the elementary and middle school program computer and technology skills will be taught in CAJ's various classes. Teachers use the Macintosh platform to teach the computer and technology skills as their students work on various projects. Elementary School: Computer and technology education in the elementary school uses the integrated model. Teachers, supported by a technology integration specialist, integrate computer and technology projects in their classes including class blogs. Middle School: Middle school teachers provide technology instruction in their regular classrooms, and this instruction is supported by exploratory digital tools classes. High School: High school teachers provide technology instruction in their regular classrooms. However, there are no general computer classes in high school. Computer and technology electives are available such as video production, digital photography, graphic arts, robotics, and yearbook.

80% of our students come from families that have at least one parent who is a practicing Christian. A non-denominational chapel service is offered several times a month, with students from all divisions actively participating.

22% dual passports, 31% Japanese, 34% North American, 19% Korean, and 14% other.

Student council, Competitive Robotics, Brain Bowl, Speech, Debate, Drama, Basketball, Cross-country, Field Hockey, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Wrestling.

CAJ participates in an interscholastic league of international schools and military dependent schools in the Kanto Plain area. CAJ fields teams in cross-country, tennis, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, soccer, track and field, and field hockey. Other teams may compete on a club basis.

Our facilities include a regulation-size turf field, a beautiful performing arts space, high-tech classrooms, a newly-renovated elementary school building, a spacious gym, dedicated maker-spaces for the industrial arts, visual arts, and home economics, and an 18,000-volume library.

A 450-seat gymnasium, 3 tennis courts, and an athletic field.

The school offers English as an Additional Language Program. EAL support is extra academic support for students whose English proficiency skills are below grade level. EAL support helps these students to continue studying along with their English proficient classmates while developing their English language skills.

Japanese, and Spanish.

Special Needs Program.

CAJ provides full-time resource teachers.