At TAS, extracurricular activities are essential to the holistic development of Middle School students. With over 20 diverse clubs and meaningful community programs, students discover their passions, strengthen life skills, and build confidence—laying a solid foundation for future academic and personal success.

At TAS, Middle School students are encouraged to explore multiple languages—such as French, Chinese, or Korean—alongside strong academic English. Language learning here goes beyond communication; it fosters cultural understanding, broadens perspectives, and equips students with the skills to thrive in a globalized world

At The American School (TAS), we understand that one size doesn't fit all. With a diverse curriculum and dedicated academic advisors, students are empowered to discover their strengths, grow at their own pace, and design a learning journey that fits their passion and potential.

At The American School (TAS), middle school students take “Global Citizenship” classes where they explore critical global issues such as climate change, human rights, and gender equality. Alongside an international academic curriculum, students develop character, life skills, and a strong sense of community responsibility—preparing them to become true global citizens with both knowledge and heart.

At The American School (TAS), middle school students develop essential communication and teamwork skills in a truly international environment. Through collaborative projects, debates, and global exchange programs, students learn to listen, connect, and work effectively with peers from diverse cultural backgrounds – preparing them to thrive as confident global citizens

Through a U.S.-based curriculum and preparation for international assessments like MAP and SAT Junior, students build strong academic foundations early on. With personalized pathways leading to IB, AP, and study abroad, TAS empowers students not just to test well—but to think critically, communicate clearly, and thrive in any global learning environment.

By setting weekly goals, using study planners, and receiving guidance from teachers—not control—students gain essential time management skills. This helps them stay balanced, meet deadlines, and prepare for demanding international programs like IB or AP with confidence and independence.

Offering the U.S. Common Core curriculum from Middle to High School, TAS provides a strong academic pathway for students aiming to study abroad. With reasonable tuition, small class sizes, international teachers, and clear progression to AP and SAT prep, TAS delivers both quality and value for families planning a long-term international education.

From Grades 6 to 8, students are encouraged to take initiative—leading clubs, joining the Student Council, participating in MUN, and debating in competitions. These hands-on experiences build confidence, responsibility, and essential leadership skills—while also strengthening academic profiles for high school and future study abroad opportunities.