When Ava Ploeckelman explains her high school experience, it will sound quite different from most teenagers. She will have the friendships, the adventures, and the occasional teenage heartache. But Ava experienced it all as a student at Think Global School, an educational program that uses world travel as the classroom.

We are accustomed to classroom learning system, with its constant homework, test them on a daily activities. But in the world there are many other interesting approaches to learning. Maybe we should learn something from them.

If we imagined the world to be a classroom; one without walls of course, what would our syllabus be? What would our lesson plans look like? Most importantly, how different would the graduating students be? The possibilities are so infinite, the thought itself is overwhelming! It is these possibilities that THINK Global School tries to explore in a unique educational philosophy.

A growing number of schools deserve recognition and celebration for thinking outside of the box and teaching students in ways to better equip them for entering the workplace and innovating within it – and dealing with life in general.

Here are 14 of the most innovative schools in the U.S. right now.

広島のとあるカフェに、最近さまざまな国の高校生がやって来ては、PCを持ち込んで勉強している姿が…。聞けば、彼らは常にさまざまな国を移動しながら、学んでいると言います。2017年度はボツワナ、インドを経て、現在約2カ月の予定で日本（広島）に拠点を置く学校は、その名も、「」。約40カ国45人の生徒たちが、参加しています。彼らは、何をどんな風に学んでいるのでしょう？ 広島に滞在中のジェイミー・ステッカート校長に、お話を伺いました。

A group of Class 10 students from New York-based “THINK Global School” — a travelling high school that sends its students from different nations to other countries on learning trips — collected samples of the Ganga water during their visit to Varanasi.

The faculty and students of a travelling high school, which conducts every semester in a different country, on their unique approach to learning and what they take away from India