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Fayston’s History

Since 2010

October 17, 2010

Established Fayston School im Mabuk-dong, Giheung-gu, Yongin

August 2011

Campus relocated to Eonnam-dong, Giheung-gu, Yongin

August 2012

Campus relocated to Jeongja-dong, Bundang, Seongnam

August 2013

Campus relocated to Dongcheon-dong, Suji, Yongin

August 2014

Opened Yongin Elementary School
Accredited by the ACT testing Center (ACT #873280)
ACSI School Membership Enrollment

August 2015

Opened Dream Hall

August 2016

Al International School & NCPSA Private School Certification

August 2016

Opened Fayston Elementary/High School Vision Center
MSA CESS certified by the U.S.Central Office of Education
Damyang Campus Land Acquisition Contract

August 2018

Opened Music Factory (Music Education Center)

December 2019

Opened Fayston Wisdom House (Art Education Center)
Started to operate U.S. campus NJUCA

June 2020

Started the construction of the Fayston Campus Town

July 2021

Fayston Elementary School construction Completed
Contracts concluded for the Fayston Art Center and
Junior High School construction site

July 2022

The Opening of Grace Community Center, Library, DH Courtard,
GCC Sports Field

New Art Gallery
Extended Cafeteria.
Construction of the 2nd Elementary School Gymnasium
Currently, There are 743 Students

September 2023

Fayston GwanGyo Campus(GwanGyo Christian Art School) to be completed

After 2023

Accreditation & Affiliation

  • MSA CESS (Middle States Association of College and Schools)

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association accredit early-childhood through post-secondary, non-degree granting public, private, faith-based educational institutions including special purpose schools, and learning services providers.

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools are affiliated with the United States State Department’s Office of Overseas Schools and provide accreditation services to American and international style schools attended by members of the U.S. foreign service and U. S. citizens working for non-government agencies and multi-national corporations.

  • NCPSA (National Council for Private School Association)

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association accredit early-childhood through post-secondary, non-degree granting public, private, faith-based educational institutions including special purpose schools, and learning services providers.

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools are affiliated with the United States State Department’s Office of Overseas Schools and provide accreditation services to American and international style schools attended by members of the U.S. foreign service and U. S. citizens working for non-government agencies and multi-national corporations.

  • THE ALLIANCE (The International Alliance for School Accreditation)

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association accredit early-childhood through post-secondary, non-degree granting public, private, faith-based educational institutions including special purpose schools, and learning services providers.

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools are affiliated with the United States State Department’s Office of Overseas Schools and provide accreditation services to American and international style schools attended by members of the U.S. foreign service and U. S. citizens working for non-government agencies and multi-national corporations.

  • AI (Accreditation International)

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association accredit early-childhood through post-secondary, non-degree granting public, private, faith-based educational institutions including special purpose schools, and learning services providers.

    The Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools are affiliated with the United States State Department’s Office of Overseas Schools and provide accreditation services to American and international style schools attended by members of the U.S. foreign service and U. S. citizens working for non-government agencies and multi-national corporations.

  • AP Capstone

    At the highest end of such AP courses is the AP Capstone program, which would bestow a special ‘Capstone Diploma’ to students upon successful completion that meets all requirements. From the 2021/2022 Academic Year, Fayston has been approved by the College Board to operate the AP Capstone program and has opened its first stage, the AP Seminar course, to our students.

Official SAT Testing Center : 65161