International High School
Personalizing Learning in High School
We believe education should be more than the accumulation of knowledge. Learning at SAS is a process of discovery and transformation through pursuing individual passions and encountering new ways of viewing the world. Flexibility and academic program personalization are the hallmarks of an exemplary American education, and SAS delivers just that.
Research shows that students learn best when they are connected to the life of their school and to the adults there who guide them. Every SAS high school student belongs to a small advisory group, and has an advisor who mentors them, helps them track their progress, set goals, discuss and solve learning issues, and build on their capacities to take responsibility for their learning.
In addition to unparalleled course options, SAS offers 25 Advanced Placement (AP) courses, the AP Capstone Diploma program, and a growing number of specialized advanced topic courses for students who wish to pursue college-level study while still in high school.
The SAS Catalyst Project allows high school students to design their own learning experience by merging their passions with their academics. Students can sample a career, carry out an extended service learning project, deeply explore and research an academic topic of interest, or create a novel artistic work. And our full-day, year- long Quest program offers seniors an even more immersive project-based setting and yet another way to differentiate themselves from their worldwide peers.
Once-In-A-Lifetime Learning With Interim Semester
An international learning opportunity
A Day in the Life
Process of Discovery
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Testimonial
This past year was filled with lots of exciting and busy events as I met great students and teachers, participated in several service clubs, and was involved in fun classroom projects.
One thing that made me feel accomplished and proud was my Catalyst project. I chose to code a quiz app with Java. I learned so much in the process, and it broadened my understanding of Java outside of my AP Computer Science classroom.
Not only was I able to reach out and meet new people in the app building community, but I also dabbled in something I thought I could never do—and was successful.
SANDHYA BALA (Class of 2017)