KEYSTONE IN THE MEDIA ARCHIVE
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Students at Keystone Academy would have never imagined that a concert by a world-renowned pianist would begin with improvisations by the students themselves.
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"Everybody at this year's math competition is going to remember Keystone," said Yang Zhaohui, a math teacher of Keystone Academy Beijing.
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"Winning or losing is not important. You have to focus on the present and do the best you can. If you give it your all, odds are, you will win."
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Last year, The Wall Street Journal[1] reported a six-time increase of Chinese students in private American high schools.
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Keystone Academy is now an approved location to take the SSAT in China, making it one of only two test centers in the capital city.
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Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple; Jane Chen, founder of Embrace; and Matthew Estes, founder of Beijing-based Babycare Ltd. all have three characteristics in common
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One of Princeton University's most talented groups of musicians – Tigertones – brought Keystone Academy's first music night to life with melody and memorable foot-tapping numbers – old and new.
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