We have concluded a high school-university collaboration agreement with Tokyo Metropolitan Chitosegaoka High School.

On Thursday, October 8th, J. F. Oberlin University, the "Agreement on High School-University Collaboration" and a memorandum of understanding regarding this agreement were signed with Tokyo Metropolitan Chitoseoka High School, and the signing of the agreement took place. On the day, Vice President Kiyoshi Hori (Admissions and Career Affairs), Assistant President Koji Takahara (Admissions and University Collaboration) and Director of Admissions from our university, Admissions Manager Nakamura, as well as Principal Ma Hagiya and Principal Teacher Norio Takadera from the same school, attended and the signing ceremony was held.

This agreement aims to enhance high school students' awareness of university entrance and their motivation to learn through exchange and collaboration in regular classes and extracurricular activities, thereby improving and revitalizing the quality of secondary and higher education.

Specifically, we will promote a multifaceted approach that includes supporting inquiry-based learning and career development through priority participation in the "Discover!" program hosted by our university, accepting students into university lectures and various events, conducting outreach lectures by university faculty, and exchanging information on education and career paths.