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20 YEARS AND GROWING
Sun Ray Chinese School is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-partisan
organization that works to advance the academic and cultural
minds of today's youth. With three schools across the DFW
Metroplex, Sun Ray is open to all students interested in Chinese
language and culture, Math, English, SAT, and other electives,
such as, Martial Arts, Traditional Chinese Dance, Art Class,
and other elecitves. Sun Ray Carrollton provides students
with the opportunity to expand their scholastic horizons in
these field of subjects when the local school district are
unable to provide such services.
The school does not discriminate students from any creed,
race, color, nationality, or ethnic origin for the opportunity
to learn and to attain knowledge.
As the longest running Chinese language school in the DFW
Metroplex, with 20 years of history, Sun Ray Chinese School
continues to be a leader for our children's education.
The Future Is In Your Hands.
Board of Directors
Members of the board are community leaders, businessmen, and parents, who contribute their time and energy
towards establishing an enduring institution for students of the Chinese culture.
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Dr. Charles Ku, DDS, President
Steve Chao, Vice-President
Christina Ko, Treasurer
Lily Chiang
Phillip Kao
Eric Ko
Susana Kuh
Sadie Mai
Grace Tsai
Ahn-Gren Wu
Tammy Yang
Jen-Gea Yu
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SCHOOL STARTS JAN. 11
at the Carrollton Campus. Click on the registrar section
for more information on enrollment.
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enrollment.
Announcement:
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UPDATED Summer School pictures of students, classes, and field trips now available in the Photo Gallery.
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03/05/04 Young Asians Face ... When his two children were in middle school, Philip Shinoda of Dallas gave them a blunt warning: "You're not competing against Bubba and Peggy Sue."
:: Click here to read article.
12/31/03 Chinese Acrobats ... If you've ever seen the Chinese acrobats at work, you've probably wondered how they can accomplish such amazing feats.
According to one fan, years of training make it all look easy.
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