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About Five Stars Academy
Founded in 2011, Five Stars Academy (FSA) is a private, highly-academic institution that combines the home-schooling philosophy of focusing on the individual student with the expertise of professional, experienced, certified teachers. We have the flexibility of choices expected in an experimental school while offering an Internationally Accredited Diploma.
FSA provides opportunities for students to learn self- sufficiency, develop leadership skills, and understand the impact they can have on their surroundings. Using recycled shipping containers as classrooms, integrating animals and hydroponic gardens into learning, and teaching the importance of limiting a carbon footprint are part of daily life at FSA.
Whether through classroom studies, mission work in and out of Panama, the diverse range of learning and growing opportunities available from living in the interior of Panama, or the student’s daily exposure to out-of-the-box thinking and problem-solving, the goal is to tap into the best our students have to offer for themselves and the World. With the average class size of fewer than 10 students to 1 instructor, we can maintain high expectations while providing individual support.
Located in Santa Clara, Panama, 90 minutes west of Panama City, 25 countries comprise our student body. We began with 5 young students and have grown to 100+. Five Stars Academy graduated its first class of 5 in May 2019.
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Panama at a glance
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Country quick facts
Panama has a 100% tropical climate, with average temperatures around 80-90 degrees.
Panama City, the country’s capital, is the only capital city in the world with its own rain forest.
Panama has one of the largest duty-free zones in the world, second only to Japan.
Panama was the first Latin American country to adopt the US dollar as its official currency.
The Panama Canal is a huge source of revenue for the country, generating almost ⅓ of its GDP.
Panama is home to more species of bird than Canada and the US combined!
Panama has many pristine beaches, with more than 1,500 miles (almost 3,000 km) of coastline.


