At TAS, technology is thoughtfully integrated into early childhood learning to support cognitive, language, and emotional development. It’s never overused or a replacement for real interaction – but a guided, balanced tool that enriches your child’s journey of growth.

At TAS, parents don’t have to choose between facilities and academics. Our school offers both: a modern American-standard campus and a holistic early years program combining play-based learning, STEAM, language, and emotional development – ensuring children grow with balance and joy from the very start.

Tại TAS, phụ huynh không cần chọn giữa cơ sở vật chất hay chương trình học – bởi nhà trường mang đến cả hai: campus hiện đại chuẩn Mỹ và chương trình mầm non toàn diện, tích hợp học qua chơi – STEAM – ngôn ngữ – cảm xúc, giúp trẻ phát triển hài hòa ngay từ những năm đầu đời.

At TAS, the bond between teachers and parents goes beyond daily updates – it's a true partnership rooted in empathy, trust, and shared purpose. Because in early childhood, what matters most isn’t just what a child learns, but how consistently they are loved and guided through every step of their journey.

With only 10–15 students per class, a native lead teacher and a bilingual assistant, TAS ensures personalized attention, timely feedback, and a nurturing learning space where each child is seen, heard, and supported to grow at their own pace – right from the very beginning

Nguyen Thu Ky (Nice), a 12th-grade student at The American School (TAS), has been accepted into the prestigious University of California, Berkeley. Her story exemplifies the power of a student-centered international education that fosters academic excellence, leadership, and global success.

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