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Brazil, Brasilia
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The school offers after‑school programming through Club EAB and Lower School Athletics, which are free of charge. Upper School Clubs are designed to be student‑led, with a faculty advisor guiding the groups and supporting ongoing activities. Most Upper School clubs meet from 3:20 to 4:10 p.m. or during lunch, fostering collaboration and leadership beyond the classroom. The activities and athletics program emphasizes safety, responsibility, communication, sportsmanship, and growth as core life skills.
The Arts at EAB consist of Visual Arts and Performing Arts. Lower School (PreK 3 through 5) attend both art and music classes twice during a seven‑day rotation. Upper School offers elective arts courses, including IB Visual Arts, Film, and Theatre, with Visual Arts and Performing Arts pathways described for all levels. The Performing Arts program includes Theatre, General Music, Band, and Choir, with annual concerts and showcases.
The school represents 48 nationalities in its community. The IB Diploma is a key aspect of the Upper School, with an average IB Diploma score of 36. There are language-focused activities, including a HS Portuguese Language Literature Club that appears on the school calendar, and Portuguese language proficiency assessments (VUNESP) offered on campus. The ISTA Theatre Festival is hosted in South America, highlighting a culture of international arts collaboration.
Lower School offers Club EAB and LS Athletics as free after‑school programs. Upper School Clubs are designed to encourage collaboration, civic engagement, and recreational exploration, typically meeting after school or at lunch. Clubs and activities are positioned to help students form connections, explore interests, and develop social skills within a diverse community.
Service is a cornerstone of holistic development at EAB, with Upper School programs growing in scope and Grade 4–5 students engaging in community service projects tied to learning units. Service Clubs include EduArtes (which teaches English to student‑athletes in Brasília), Bulls Community Service, EAB Goes Green, and the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society. The school partners with organizations such as Creche Alecrim, Creche São Francisco, SHB, and Aldeias Infantis SOS Brasil for field trips and service initiatives; the First Aid course for students and various donation drives are also part of these efforts.
The TEDx EAB Youth program brings student speakers and performers together to explore the theme of Inspiring Change. The Maria Felicia Award for the Arts recognizes outstanding IB Visual Arts or IB Theatre students, linking artistic achievement with leadership in the arts. NHS and NJHS provide leadership roles and community service opportunities, including tutoring, drives, and partnerships with local organizations. The counseling program supports academic and college readiness, including SAT testing at EAB as a regional testing center.
The EAB Health Unit promotes student and community well‑being with medical staff, first aid, and health services during the day and at activities, with hours from 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Health services include care for acute and chronic conditions, medication management, and health monitoring, with a contact line for health concerns. The Student Support Team develops Student Success Plans when needed, and counselors provide assemblies, workshops, and guidance to address the whole‑child development in a diverse, inclusive environment.
American School of Brasilia (EAB) is an independent, non‑profit day school offering preschool through Grade 12 education. It provides three diplomas: International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, American High School Diploma, and Brazilian High School Diploma. As an IB World School and CIS‑accredited institution, it is authorized by Secretary of Education of the Federal District. The school uses a differentiated learning model to meet diverse learner needs and hosts an international community representing 48 nationalities, with over 680 students. Campus facilities include iCommons learning spaces, a library with print and digital resources, Escola Gourmet meals. The Athletics program features a gym and outdoor spaces, while Arts offerings include IB Visual Arts, Film, Theatre, General Music, Band, and Choir. After‑school options include Club EAB and Upper School clubs; weekend STEAM robotics; and service and leadership programs such as EduArtes, EAB Goes Green, NHS/NJHS, and TEDx EAB Youth. The IB Diploma average is 36.
