High School
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Self Discovery
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.
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Advisory
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.
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Advanced Studies
Our unparalleled SAS course options also include 40+ advanced studies courses, including Advanced Placement (AP) courses, the AP Capstone Diploma program, and a large variety of specialized advanced topic courses for students who wish to pursue college-level study while in high school.
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Catalyst
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.
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Quest
For juniors and seniors, SAS also offers the option to participate in the Quest program which is an immersive project-based setting that includes opportunities for partnerships to allow for application of learning through authentic experiences beyond the high school learning environment.
Interim Semester
Since 1973, Singapore American School has sent thousands of high school students around the world to experience incredible learning opportunities. In 2017, 1,194 students participated in 57 courses, spanning 20+ countries all over the world to experience eco-adventures, global studies courses, and impactful service opportunities.
Real-World Applied Learning
