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Brazil, Brasilia
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English is the primary language of instruction at EAB, and Portuguese is studied through Grade 10. All students study two languages, with English and Portuguese mandatory for K3 through Grade 10, and Brazilian students required to study Portuguese. In the IB Diploma Program, students study English and a second language such as Portuguese B, Spanish ab initio, or another language through Pamoja or the IB School-Supported Self-Taught Literature option. EAB provides language support through English Language Learners (ELL) and Portuguese Language Acquisition (PLA), uses assessments such as WIDA, MAP, and AAPPL to guide placement and progress, and employs a translanguaging approach to access content in English, Portuguese, and other languages.
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.
