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Springfield Commonwealth Academy (Massachusetts)

Springfield Commonwealth Academy is an international boarding school located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Our school runs middle and high school. We provide each student with the opportunity to uncover their passion in life and shape their future through a college preparatory curriculum, extracurricular activities, and community involvement. ​

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