Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Colegio Arubano (English: Aruban High School) is a senior high school in the Dutch Caribbean colony of Aruba that serves students in grades seven through twelve (measured in Ciclo Basico as equivalents to seventh and eighth grades and in VWO (four-year program) / HAVO (three-year program) as equivalents to American high school grades nine through twelve) from one of its two campuses in either the capital city of Oranjestad or the southern community of Sint Nicolaas. The school is the only of its kind in Aruba.On 15 February 2008, demonstrations took place surrounding the quality of education in Colegio Arubano and other schools on the island of Aruba; a 2007 study in the Colegio Arubano student body indicated that about 70% of students graduate from lower grade feeder schools and are eligible to enter Colegio Arubano. 60% of students participating in VWO pass final exams, while 50% of all HAVO students pass the HAVO final exam.The underdirectors are Whitney Kock, Anne Cameron and Milouschka Wernet. The school has around 100 teachers and around 1800 students. At the school different languages are taught: Papiamento, Dutch, English, Spanish and French.When a student is going from the third grade to the fourth grade, the student may choose some subjects. For the HAVO section the student must choose from three different courses, or profiles: Mens En Maatschappij (Economy, Management & Organisation, Statistics, Math and History), Natuurwetenschappen (Math, Physics, Biology and Chemistry), and Humaniora (\"CKV\" subjects, which include Dance, Music, Visual art and the Dramatic Arts). In the VWO section, the student is not allowed to choose the Humaniora profile.Starting May 1st 2015, former director and biology teacher left Colegio Arubano. Mr.(/Dhr.)H. Timmermans has become our new director and future dutch professor. Mr.(/Dhr.)H. Timmermans shares a future with the 1500+ students and teachers that he wants to upgrade the school and make the school a bilingual."@en }
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- Colegio_Arubano abstract "Colegio Arubano (English: Aruban High School) is a senior high school in the Dutch Caribbean colony of Aruba that serves students in grades seven through twelve (measured in Ciclo Basico as equivalents to seventh and eighth grades and in VWO (four-year program) / HAVO (three-year program) as equivalents to American high school grades nine through twelve) from one of its two campuses in either the capital city of Oranjestad or the southern community of Sint Nicolaas. The school is the only of its kind in Aruba.On 15 February 2008, demonstrations took place surrounding the quality of education in Colegio Arubano and other schools on the island of Aruba; a 2007 study in the Colegio Arubano student body indicated that about 70% of students graduate from lower grade feeder schools and are eligible to enter Colegio Arubano. 60% of students participating in VWO pass final exams, while 50% of all HAVO students pass the HAVO final exam.The underdirectors are Whitney Kock, Anne Cameron and Milouschka Wernet. The school has around 100 teachers and around 1800 students. At the school different languages are taught: Papiamento, Dutch, English, Spanish and French.When a student is going from the third grade to the fourth grade, the student may choose some subjects. For the HAVO section the student must choose from three different courses, or profiles: Mens En Maatschappij (Economy, Management & Organisation, Statistics, Math and History), Natuurwetenschappen (Math, Physics, Biology and Chemistry), and Humaniora (\"CKV\" subjects, which include Dance, Music, Visual art and the Dramatic Arts). In the VWO section, the student is not allowed to choose the Humaniora profile.Starting May 1st 2015, former director and biology teacher left Colegio Arubano. Mr.(/Dhr.)H. Timmermans has become our new director and future dutch professor. Mr.(/Dhr.)H. Timmermans shares a future with the 1500+ students and teachers that he wants to upgrade the school and make the school a bilingual.".