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Students come to AIS from all over the world, the U.S., and the Atlanta area. They have one thing in common—being courageous leaders who will shape their world for the better. The AIS community represents 90 nationalities and more than 60 languages.
This wonderful intercultural and inclusive environment creates a very special energy, where all students and their families belong. Every student at AIS is offered the full International Baccalaureate curriculum, from 3K to Grade 12. Ours is the leading language program in the Southeastern region, where all students learn at least one additional language.
We are One School With Three Levels:
Primary School (3K - Grade 5)
Middle School (Grades 6 - 8)
Upper School (Grades 9 - 12)
What Makes AIS Unique?
Young People Who Follow their Passions
We Have a Thriving Parent Organization
Language and Culture at the Heart of AIS
Exciting Athletics Programs for 3K - Grade 12
Offering the Full IB Curriculum 3K - Grade 12
Our 2025 Graduates are now at 60+ colleges
1350 Incredible Individuals—Our Students
A Community of 90 Nationalities
Primary School Secondary School
Key
IB - International Baccalaureate
ELC - Early Learning Center
LPS - Lower Primary School
UPS - Upper Primary School
MYP - IB Middle Years Program
DP - IB Diploma Program
CP - IB Career-related Program
AISx - Flexible Academic Program Option
Primary School (PS)
Our Primary School has three levels:
The Early Learning Center (ELC), where students in 3K and 4K learn in spaces designed to create a ‘whole child’ experience. With indoor and outdoor classrooms, students’ days are immersed in one of four languages; Chinese, French, German or Spanish.
Students then move to the Primary Learning Center (PLC), a bespoke building that opened in 2018. The PLC houses Lower Primary (5K - Grade 2) and Upper Primary (Grade 3 - 5). Here learning continues to nurture all aspects of student development, including immersive language learning.
Students enjoy the Library, the Sports and Activity Center, and many outdoor facilities.
Secondary School (SS)
The AIS Secondary School is for students in Grades 6 - 12
Secondary students spend their learning and recreation time in the historic AIS Main Building, the modern Arts, Science and Design building, the Sports and Activity Center, as well as the many outdoor spaces on campus, such as the Sports Field and Outdoor Pavilion.
A rigorous and engaging approach to all learning creates a unique Middle and Upper School student experience. All students continue their second or third language acquisition throughout Secondary School.
AIS Eagles graduate with both a world-class education and a strong sense of their own agency and impact.
The International Baccalaureate (IB) Program
At AIS, the IB is offered to every student. This internationally recognized curriculum is considered a global gold standard in education.
AIS offers the IB’s Primary Years (3K - Grade 5), Middle Years (Grades 6 - 10), and the Diploma and Career-related Programs (Grades 11 - 12).
Each builds upon the other, developing inquisitive, knowledgeable, and caring young people—who are motivated to succeed and make a difference in the world.
AIS is one of only a handful of schools in the United States that offers this full IB continuum.
Primary Years Program (PYP)
We develop critical thinkers from a young age. Students become globally-minded, able to think conceptually to solve complex problems—and to do so collaboratively—with classmates from different cultures. It is an inquiry-based and concept-driven approach to learning.
Middle Years Program (MYP)
We foster creative and reflective thinkers. MYP students are service-oriented doers and internationally-minded leaders, poised to make a positive impact in the world now and in the future. All MYP students participate in Service as Action, giving back to the community.
Diploma Program (DP)
Students have an unparalleled depth and breadth of courses and self-managed learning. AIS students have a head-start when they reach college or university.
DP students give back to the community through Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS). They study Theory of Knowledge, honing critical thinking skills. Through the DP Extended Essay requirement, students select topic of special interest to them and produce a 4,000 word essay.
Career-related program (CP)
The CP is an internationally recognized framework that incorporates the IB philosophy and rigor into a unique program, focused on a career-related educational pathway. The innovative CP curriculum develops future-ready students.
The AIS CP has unique features for its students, such as;
Personal & Professional Skills, Service Learning, a Reflective Project, and Language Development.
IB for every learner, at every stage.
Language Learning
The Heart of AIS
AIS has a unique approach to language learning. Every student chooses one of four additional languages, taught in different ways, according to grade level and skill:
Chinese
3K & 4K: Full immersion
5K - Grade 5: Partial immersion (30%)
Grades 6 - 10: Language Acquisition
Grades 11 & 12: Chinese B
French
3K & 4K: Full immersion
5K - Grade 5*: Dual immersion (50%)
Grades 6 - 10: Language Acquisition or Language & Literature
Grades 11 & 12: Language & Literature or French B
German
3K & 4K: Full immersion
5K - Grade 5*: Dual immersion (50%)
Grades 6 - 10: Language Acquisition or Language & Literature
Grades 11 & 12: Language & Literature, German B, or German ab initio
Spanish
3K & 4K: Full immersion
5K - Grade 5*: Dual immersion (50%)
Grades 6 - 10: Language Acquisition or Language & Literature
Grades 11 & 12: Language & Literature, Spanish B, or Spanish ab initio
*Until December in Grade 1, no previous language experience is necessary. After that students require a sufficient skill level to manage the dual language curriculum. Each student is assessed individually. From 5K, Chinese is partial not dual immersion due to the added complexity of learning characters rather than using the Roman alphabet.
Additional Languages
Primary School
Language Clubs
Language Clubs support student learning through activities such as crafts, art, or cuisine.
Heritage Language Program
The Heritage Language Program is open to students from 5K - Grade 5 and fosters home languages outside of our curriculum, currently Arabic, Dutch, Farsi, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Turkish.
Secondary School
Supported Self-Taught Languages (SSST)
We promote the heritage of a student’s home language and through SSST they can pursue native languages beyond our curricular language. SSST students are guided by a faculty member and partnered with an outside tutor.
Bilingual Diploma
All AIS students graduate with skills to communicate in at least two languages, with many students reaching a level of skill that earns them a bilingual or even trilingual Diploma.
AISx
AISx is an innovative program, designed to provide flexible, hybrid academic programs for students who are pursuing sporting, other specialist professional routes, or for those who simply want to explore a flexible academic schedule.
Pursue Your Passions
This individualized educational program ensures students are able to pursue their passions in sports, arts, or other professional fields, without compromising their academics, or the holistic support provided by AIS.
AISx is available to Secondary School students, with IB courses, honors-level classes, dual enrollment, and other curricular formats offered.
Learning Your Way
Classes are taught either in person, through remote instruction, or asynchronously—based on a student’s individual needs.
AISx has unique partnerships with the Atlanta United Football Club Development Academy, and the Mouratoglou Academy Atlanta for tennis.
Connected Campuses
Many AISx students shuttle daily between the AIS Buckhead and Sandy Springs Campuses in order to take advantage of all of the school’s outdoor and sporting facilities.
Supporting our Students
We understand that your student’s well-being is the most important thing in the world.
Our counseling services will ensure that the academic, social, emotional, and personal needs of your child are met—so they can reach their highest potential. All of our counseling is tailored to the individual needs of every student.
Your student’s counselor is their advocate, helping them to be the most they can be. They work with parents, teachers, and outside resources to give every student the tools for positive growth and development.
Learning Support
The Learning Support Department is committed to helping each child become a successful, effective, and joyful learner. We create an inclusive educational environment that fosters self-awareness and confidence. We aim to enhance their learning opportunities and help them reach their full individual potential.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Our goal is to ensure that students’ English proficiency allows them to reach their highest academic potential. We work with students, parents, and teachers to identify each child’s needs and to tailor teaching to meet their English language skill level.
Athletics
At AIS, students have the opportunity to explore a wide range of sports each season. Our Athletic Department is committed to developing wellrounded student-athletes by fostering a love for participation, competition, and personal growth. We place a strong emphasis on health, well-being, and teamwork—helping students become confident, team-oriented leaders who exemplify sportsmanship, humility, and integrity.
Primary School
Our Jr. Eagles can explore a range of sports throughout the school year, with a focus on developing fundamental skills and gaining an in-depth understanding of each game.
Primary School students can enjoy basketball, golf, soccer, tennis, cheerleading, and volleyball.
Middle School
Middle School athletics are about getting in the game, building confidence, and having fun while learning to compete.
Most sports are no-cut, and athletes get to represent our school in competitions. Our goal is to help students fall in love with sports.
Offerings include basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swim, tennis, track & field, ultimate frisbee, and volleyball.
Upper School
Grades 9–12 have the chance to compete at a high level while growing as athletes and leaders.
Team placement is based on skill and commitment, and our athletes proudly represent AIS in the Georgia High School Association, with many teams reaching state championship competition.
Basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swim and dive, tennis, track and field, ultimate frisbee, and volleyball are typically offered.
Arts
Arts play a critical role in developing students, as effective communicators, able to express creativity. Theatre, music, visual arts, and media & film classes at AIS emphasize innovation, learning the craft, process, and technique of an art form.
Visual Arts
All students participate in the IB Visual Arts program, providing a way to explore the world through artistic expression. Students have the opportunity to display artwork throughout the school.
Music
Our Department of Music serves all students from 3K to Grade 12. Through music classes, ensembles (chorus, orchestra, and band), and an extensive private lesson program, students create, participate, and reflect on music from many cultures.
Media & Film
Practical, hands-on instruction allows students to experience media production. Classes guide them to understand the power of media as a tool of expression and investigation.
Theatre
Through their classes and the co-curricular theatre season, AIS students develop a passion for theatre. Their training helps them to take risks, solve problems, and have their voices heard.
Global & Experiential Learning
Travel and AIS go hand in hand.
Primary students take trips every year. In Grade 5 they have a residential trip to either China, Costa Rica, Germany, or France.
Secondary students have Eagles Learning Experiences each school year, to destinations such as Florida, Utah, Germany, or Iceland. They can also travel in support of their classes and extracurriculars—to Peru for service projects for example.
Innovation
By being reflective risk-takers, AIS students are perfectly poised to innovate.
Innovation is found throughout our curriculum and the teaching at AIS. We strive to inspire your student to shape their future for the better.
By encouraging them to pursue a wide range of activities both in and out of school, innovation happens. At AIS we ask students to push the boundaries of their thinking, in science, arts, language, and global understanding.
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math)
In Primary School, STEAM is transdisciplinary. Students inquire and investigate through interconnected thinking.
In Secondary School, STEAM is interdisciplinary, where students integrate subject knowledge and skills with real world issues.
Innovation Programs
We support student innovation through initiatives such as AIS Innovators, STEAM Lunch & Learn, Space Program, Summer Internships, and co-curricular programs.
Makerspaces
We have dedicated Makerspaces in Primary and Secondary Schools.
Equipped with state-of-theart technology, students are encouraged to design, prototype, and iterate products.
is... AIS
A truly global community
Committed to maintaining small class sizes with 90 nationalities and 60 languages represented
LanguageCentered with options for every student
What happens after AIS?
The Class of 2025 now attend 60 different colleges, in the U.S. & Worldwide
Primary School
Primary School is...
A nurturing place for students to grow, all while learning a second language and exploring the world around them.
AIS Students Learn to Work as a Team and understand that collaboration = strength.
Primary School
3K & 4K Early Learning Center (ELC)
Students participate in fully immersive Chinese French, German, or Spanish learning. Teachers are native speakers or of bilingual proficiency.
In the ELC your student engages in hands-on, play-based learning. Our faculty includes Art, Music, Library, and PE teachers as well as a School Counselor, a Community & Belonging Director, and a STEAM coach.
An ELC day includes indoor and outdoor learning, morning snack, lunch time, and rest time.
There are a minimum of two adults in each ELC classroom.
ELC drop off is from 7:40 - 8:20 a.m. and pick up is from 2:30 - 2:50 p.m. Afterschool care is offered until 6:00 p.m. (subject to availability) and camps are offered during school breaks and the summer.
The ELC is a nut-free environment. Our meal program includes organic products with gluten-free options.
5K - GRADE 5
Primary Learning Center (PLC)
Students participate in a Chinese, French, German, or Spanish language program.
French, German, and Spanish are taught as dual immersion: i.e. 50% of instructional time is in English and 50% in the acquisition language.
Chinese is taught as partial immersion: 70% in English, 30% in Chinese. All of your teachers will be native speakers or of bilingual proficiency.
We focus on inquiry, conceptual understanding, and transdisciplinary connections.
PLC faculty include a STEAM coach, Learning Support teachers, school counselors, a Community & Belonging Director, Librarians, and EAL teachers.
Every day students enjoy Music, Art, or PE, 2-3 recesses, snack, and lunch (either from home or from the school cafeteria).
There are over 100 afterschool clubs, music lessons, sports and activities to choose from.
Signature AIS!
The Grade 5 Exhibition is the culminating experience of the Primary Years Program at AIS. Students are challenged to design, organize, and present an in-depth, inquiry. Parents see their research and work displayed through creative showcasesduring the Grade 5 Exhibition.
5K - Grade 5 drop off is 7:40 - 8:20 a.m. and pick up 3:00 - 3:20 p.m. Afterschool care is available until 6:00 p.m. (depending on availability) and camps are offered during the school breaks and summer.
The PLC is a nut safe environment. Our meal program includes organic products with gluten-free options.
Afterschool Activities
Designed to reinforce the curriculum, afterschool programs provide a wonderful opportunity for your Primary School student to make friends, have extended play time, and enjoy new activities.
They can choose from over 100 options including: Ensembles, Junior Eagles Athletics, Language Clubs, STEAM clubs, Arts, and many more. AIS also offers afterschool care at Kaleidoscope After School (KAS), half and full day camps, plus summer camps.
Kaleidoscope After School (KAS)
KAS is a caring environment for students in 3KGrade 5, from when classes end until 6 p.m. daily. Students can enjoy playgrounds, activities, arts and crafts, or have quiet time for homework.
There are childcare camps available on half days and during many school holidays.
KAS places are offered as first come, first serve.
Enrichment Activities
We offer afterschool enrichment for all students from 3K to Grade 5. The extensive program, depending on availability and the age of the student, includes: Ballet, Yoga, LEGO, Chess, Capoeira, Coding, Arts & Engineering, Creative Design, Sewing, and more. Registration opens at the start of the fall, winter and spring semesters, and placement is on a first come, first serve basis.
Private Music Lessons
We have a highly-regarded private music lesson program after the regular school day, taught by exceptional artists - in cello, piano, harp, guitar, flute, clarinet, vocal training, and more.
Secondary School
Secondary School is...
An inspiring community of learners,
Finding their own passions and building lifelong friendships.
A place where students have an exceptional range of options to choose from—to ensure their individual needs are met.
Our Eagles experience a fun-filled middle and high school—all in an inclusive, international community.
Secondary School: Grades 6 - 12
Secondary School has two levels—Middle and Upper, and both are housed in the same building.
Middle School (Grades 6 - 8)
Students follow the IB Middle Years Program. Their schedule is arranged over a two week cycle, during which they study 9 different classes. Some are options (electives), selected at the start of each Grade (such as computer science, additional languages, music ensembles, or extended math). All other classes are universal.
Students with a high language proficiency can take humanities classes taught in French, German, or Spanish. There are so many extracurricular activities available and students are encouraged to pursue their passions.
Athletics, theatre productions, and community service activities ensure there is something for everyone. At the end of Grade 8, students and families enjoy celebrations, including a formal awards evening.
Upper School
During the first two grades of Upper School (9-10) students finish their IB Middle Years Program. In Grade 11 students continue with either the IB Diploma or Career-related Programs.
AIS graduates also receive their Georgia High School Diploma and STEM/STEAM endorsements are available. The IB Diploma can be attained in more than one language (a bilingual or trilingual diploma). The IBCP is also internationally recognized by colleges and universities.
Students Grades 9 - 11 are encouraged to participate in an internship over the summer, where they are matched with one of our many partners in industry, professions and commerce.
US students enjoy a wide range of Junior Varsity and Varsity sports teams as well as numerous groups and activities to join - Model United Nations, Robotics, Mock Trial, and Theatre - to name a few
All Secondary School students have one hour of break times each day. The regular school day starts at 8:20am and ends at 3:45pm. There is no-cost afterschool tutoring available as well as extended learning time options with both morning and afternoon study hall.
Meal plans and declining balance payments are available from the cafeteria for day students, who are also welcome to bring food from home.
ADVANTAGE
A NEW ERA OF TENNIS EXCELLENCE
No wonder we’ve been serving up aces! Over the last year, AIS has ushered in a new era of tennis excellence. We’ve seen the launch of MAA (Mouratoglou Academy Atlanta), located at the AIS Sandy Springs Campus, complete with four new hard courts.
Legendary coach Patrick Mouratoglou has played a pivotal role in shaping world champions including Serena Williams, Stefanos Tsitsipas, and Coco Gauff. We are proud to partner with the very first Mouratoglou Academy in Georgia offering elite tennis coaching and camps.
Our flexible learning schedule, AISx, allows studentathletes, including our tennis players, to compete around the U.S. and beyond without compromising their academic schedule.
And proving our tennis year was a smash, AIS Middle and Varsity teams won both Regional and State championships!
AIS Varsity Girls Tennis team 1A–3A Private State Champions 2025
Secondary School Beyond the Classroom
At Atlanta International School, we constantly ask ourselves, “How do we best prepare your student for life beyond school?” The answer lies not only in the world renowned IB curriculum, but in the opportunities we offer outside the classroom.
In addition to the industry internships, students throughout Secondary School participate in activities, including Global and Experiential Learning, Service as Action (SA), Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS), Athletics, Arts, and more.
Co-curricular & Extra curricular offerings
Secondary school students have clubs that include the following; Afterschool Music Lessons, Athletics, Model United Nations, MS/US Theatre
Production, InVenture, MS Math Competition Club, MS Coding Club, Robotics, Science Olympiad, AV Team
Service as Action (SA)
SA is a fundamental part of the Middle Years Program. All students in Grades 6 - 10 are involved by participating in projects that contribute to positive change (be that in school, the local area, or globally).
Projects are often initiated by students and connect to their classes.
Creativity, Activity, Service
Another unique way in which AIS fosters worldready leaders is through Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS), an essential element of the IB Diploma Program. CAS extends learning beyond the classroom as students initiate and participate in experiences representing the three strands:
• Creativity: Arts and other experiences that involve creative thinking.
• Activity: Physical exertion contributing to a healthy lifestyle.
• Service: Collaborative and engagement with the community in response to an authentic need.
For each CAS experience, students learn to initiate and plan, implement, take action, and adapt as necessary.
Secondary School Course Options
Course options will vary depending on an individual student’s schedule
Middle Years Program (Grades 6 - 10)
Group 1
Language & Literature
Group 2
Language Acquisition
Group 3
Individuals & Societies
Group 4
Science
Group 5
Mathematics
Group 6
Arts
Group 7
PHE
Group 8
Design
Other options
English, French, German, Spanish, School Supported Self-Taught Languages (SSST)
Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish
English I&S, French I&S, German I&S, Spanish I&S Offered in French, German and Spanish in Grades 6 - 8 only
Biology, Chemistry, Physics
Mathematics, Extended Mathematics
Visual Arts, Music, Theatre, Media/Film, Music Ensembles
Physical & Health Education
Product Design, Digital Design, Computational Design (Grade 10 only)
Computer Science, Additional Language Acquisition, Science Option, Additional Math Courses, Contemporary Issues*, Social Entrepreneurship*, Contemporary Music Production*, Resource^
*Only available in Grades 9 - 10 | ^Recommended by Learning Support
Diploma Program (Grades 11 & 12)
Group 1
Language & Literature
Group 2
Language Acquisition
Group 3
Individuals & Societies
Group 4
Science
Group 5
Mathematics
Group 6
Arts & Other options
Language & Literature: English, French, Spanish, German Literature: English, School Supported Self-Taught Languages (SSST)
Chinese, English, French, German, German ab initio, Spanish
Economics, Geography, History, Psychology
Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Systems & Societies, Computer Science, Design Technology, Sports, Exercise & Health Sci.
Applications & Interpretations, Analysis & Approaches
Music, Theatre, Visual Arts, Film, Business Management
Career-related Program (Grades 11 & 12)
The CP includes a minimum of three IB Diploma Program (DP) courses (including Math, English, Science), a career-related study, and the unique CP Core, outlined below.
Personal and Professional Skills
Service Learning
Reflective Project
Language Development
Personal and professional skills is designed for students to develop attitudes, skills, and strategies to be applied now and in the future
Service learning is the development and application of knowledge and skills towards meeting an identified and authentic community need.
The reflective project is an in-depth body of work produced over an extended period of time and submitted towards the end of the CP.
Language development encourages students to improve their proficiency in a language other than their best language.
College Counseling
The AIS College Counseling Team provides expert, individualized guidance in the search and application process for universities worldwide. Through individual, family, and group meetings, we help students to identify and apply to colleges that best fit their academic and personal goals.
College Matriculations
UNITED STATES
Agnes Scott College*
American University*
Arizona State University (Tempe)*
Atlanta Metropolitan State College*
Auburn University*
Babson College
Bard College*
Barnard College
Bates College
Belmont University*
Bentley University*
Berry College
Boston College*
Boston University*
Bowdoin College
Brown University
Bryn Mawr College
Bucknell University
Case Western Reserve University
Chapman University
Claremont McKenna College
Clemson University
Colgate University
College of Charleston
Colorado School of Mines
Columbia University
Cornish College of the Arts*
Dartmouth College*
Denison University
DePaul University
Drexel University
Duke University*
Eckerd College
Elon University
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)*
Emory University*
Emory University - Oxford College
Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Florida Atlantic University
Florida State University
Fordham University*
Furman University*
George Mason University
*Class of 2025 matriculations
George Washington University*
Georgetown University
Georgia Institute of Technology*
Georgia Southern University
Georgia State University*
Hampton University*
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Hofstra University
Howard University*
Indiana University (Bloomington)*
Johnson & Wales University (Providence)*
Kennesaw State University*
Kenyon College*
Lehigh University
Loyola Marymount University
Loyola University Chicago
Lynn University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Miami University (Oxford)
Michigan State University*
Middlebury College
Mississippi State University
Morehouse College*
New York University*
North Carolina A & T State University
Northeastern University*
Northwestern University*
Oberlin College*
Oglethorpe University*
Ohio Northern University*
Oxford College of Emory University
Pace University (New York City)
Parsons School of Design, The New School
Penn State University (University Park)*
Pepperdine University
Pitzer College*
Pratt Institute
Princeton University
Purdue University (Main Campus)*
Purdue University Northwest
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rhode Island School of Design*
Rhodes College
Rice University
Rollins College*
Rutgers University (Camden)
San Diego State University
Savannah College of Art and Design*
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
School of Visual Arts
Smith College
Southern Methodist University*
Spelman College*
Stanford University
Suffolk University
Syracuse University
Tennessee State University
Texas A&M University
The Ohio State University*
The University of Alabama
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
The University of Tampa*
The University of Tennessee (Knoxville)
The University of Texas at Austin
Tufts University
Tulane University of Louisiana
University of California (Berkeley)*
University of California (Davis)
University of California (Irvine)*
University of California (Los Angeles)
University of California (San Diego)
University of California (Santa Barbara)
University of Central Florida
University of Chicago
University of Colorado Boulder*
University of Denver*
University of Florida
University of Georgia*
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Massachusetts (Amherst)
University of Miami
University of Michigan*
University of Minnesota (Twin Cities)*
University of Mississippi
University of New Haven
University of North Carolina at Asheville
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Greensboro*
University of North Georgia
University of Oregon
University of Pennsylvania
University of Richmond
University of Rochester*
University of South Carolina*
University of Southern California
University of Vermont
University of Virginia (Main Campus)*
University of Washington (Seattle Campus)*
University of Wisconsin (Madison)
Vanderbilt University*
Vassar College
Villanova University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Wake Forest University*
Washington and Lee University
Washington University in St. Louis Wellesley College*
Western Carolina University
Western Washington University
Xavier University of Louisiana
Yale University
AUSTRALIA
Queensland University of Technology
CANADA
Concordia University (Montreal)
McGill University
Mount Allison University
University of British Columbia University of Toronto
FRANCE
Sciences Po Paris
GERMANY
RWTH Aachen University
SAE Munich
IRELAND
The Lir Academy
ITALY
Bocconi University
NETHERLANDS
Delft University of Technology
HAS Hogeschool
Maastricht University
Tilburg University
University of Amsterdam
University College Maastricht University of Groningen
SPAIN
Universidad Europea
SWITZERLAND
EHL Hospitality Business School
UNITED KINGDOM
Aberystwyth University
ESCP Europe Business School, London
Heriot-Watt University*
King’s College London
Lancaster University
Loughborough University
Northumbria University
Regent’s University London
Richmond American University London
The University of Edinburgh*
University of Glasgow
University of Kent
University of Nottingham
University of St. Andrews
University of Sussex
Community
Parent Organization
The AIS Parent Organization (PO) is a wonderful part of our vibrant, international community. The extensive range of clubs and events ensure that your family will find interests, make friends, and have a deep sense of belonging.
Throughout the year the PO promotes the school community through events like Worldfest and the German Christmas Market. Every AIS family is automatically a member of the PO.
PO Clubs include: Amigos Hispanic Culture Club, Asian Culture Club, Ensemble French Culture Club, Deutsch Connection German Culture Club, and Harambee Culture Club for the Black and/or African-American, African or Caribbean families.
Get involved with groups such as the Family Ambassadors, Arts Boosters, Learning Differentiation, Parent Programs, STEAM, Team Appreciation, and Worldfest.
Alumni
Around the world, AIS alumni are carrying out the school’s mission as courageous leaders shaping their world for the better.
Over 2000 former students are now part of our alumni network, since our first graduation in 1992. Alumni are important to school life and foster the diverse AIS community.
The AIS Alumni Board advances the mission of AIS, creating opportunities to positively impact students.
The Eagles Fund
Supporting the AIS Annual Fund, The Eagles Fund is the single most important way you can support AIS each year. Making a contribution, that’s right for your family, truly makes a difference.
