International Program

American Diploma Section (Grades 1–12)

At the Encyclopedia of Science Schools, the International Program (American Diploma) begins in Grade 1 and continues through Grade 12.

Elementary to Middle School (Grades 1–9):
Our curriculum, built on the CCSS and NGSS, prepares students by the end of Grade 9 to transition smoothly into high school and continue toward earning the American Diploma.

Starting from Grade 10, students are also prepared for university readiness through structured training for both the SAT, ACT and the GAT (American and National exams), supported by the latest educational resources and technologies.

Students study all core and non-core subject, alongside Ministry of Education subjects, including Arabic, Islamic, and Social Studies, to preserve and strengthen their Arab and Islamic identity. These subjects are further enriched to empower students with a balanced and well-rounded education.

Learning is enhanced through the integration of technology tools such as tablet PCs, a Learning Management System (LMS), and a wide range of electronic and online resources. These tools not only support instruction but also align with ISTE Standards by fostering digital citizenship, encouraging collaboration, and promoting creative problem-solving in both physical and virtual learning environments.

We welcome students from Grade 1 to Grade 12 (girls) and Grade 1 to Grade 6 (boys), ensuring a supportive and nurturing environment tailored to their developmental needs.