Singapore American School

Did you miss the middle school tech parent coffee on Monday, October 26? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on how parents can create expectations with their child at home and ways to support healthy relationships with technology. 

Did you miss the high school PTA parent coffee on Monday, October 5? Here are the highlights from the recent parent coffee. 

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. Elementary school librarians Ms. Alison Cuthbert, Ms. Kate Brundage, and Ms. Lara Ingham share their list of books recommended for early learning center/elementary school students.

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. Middle school librarian Mr. Jamin Bookhamer shares his list of books recommended for middle school students.

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. High school librarian Mr. Bob Helmer shares his list of books recommended for high school students.

Singapore American School wishes all the best to Anthony Wong, who is moving on from his position of director of facilities and services after 23 years.

Watching films inspired Taos Whittaker (Class of 2014) to delve deep into his interests towards visual effects and filmmaking at Singapore American School. Whittaker now works as a Computer Graphics and Visual Effects Generalist.

Did you miss the middle school tech parent coffee on Monday, September 21? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on PowerSchool, Google Classroom, and screen-time balance.

Every week, our educators will answer several questions that have consistently emerged in our parent community. This week director of facilities and services Simon Thomas shares what dining at SAS is going to look like for our students starting next week.

Did you miss the discussion on preparing our seniors for the transition after high school? Here are the highlights and resources from this session.

Did you miss the high school senior parent coffee on Tuesday, September 8? Here are the highlights from the recent parent coffee.

Did you miss the middle school parent coffee on Monday, September 7? Here are the highlights from the recent parent coffee.

Every week, our educators will answer several questions that have consistently emerged in our parent community. This week high school principal Stephen Ly shares the reasons behind the recent changes to the high school bell schedule that will go into effect on Monday, September 7.

Every week, our educators will answer several questions that have consistently emerged in our parent community. This week middle school deputy principals Chris Raymaakers and Chris Beingessner share what break and lunch will look like in the middle school starting next week.

Did you miss the high school PTA parent coffee on Monday, August 31? Here are the highlights from the recent parent coffee. Get to know the high school team, our hopes for the high school, and our work towards a safe, positive, and inclusive culture. 

At Singapore American School, the philosophy that guides our goals is the same whether we are in-person or distance learning. These goals ensure students continue to learn at high levels, are mentally and physically well, and can return to in-person learning with minimal impact to their education pathways.

Every week, our administration team will be answering two questions that have consistently emerged in our parent community. This week middle school principals Lauren Mehrbach, Chris Raymaakers, and Chris Beingessner share why middle school students are unable to access their lockers and why our Grab & Go booths are currently closed.

Did you miss the middle school parent coffee on Monday, August 24? Here are the highlights from the recent parent coffee on our safe distancing measures and some of the challenges we are trying to overcome.

After graduating from Singapore American School, our Eagles explore the globe—but some choose to return to the Little Red Dot, a place they eventually call home. What brings them back to the Lion City? We asked a few SAS alumni residing in Singapore to share a slice of their lives with us.

From opera singers to writers, animators, designers, actors, and musicians—Singapore American School alumni boast a variety of visual and performing arts careers across the globe. Where are they now and how did they get there? Here’s a sneak peek into the career paths of a few of our alumni!