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Cambodia, Phnom Penh
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Westview Cambodian International School was created as an extension to secondary education by the leadership team of Learning Jungle International School Cambodia (LJIS), which has operated LJIS since 2014. The school offers an International Secondary program for grades 7–12, built from American Common Core Standards and incorporating Khmer language, history, and culture. Westview began operating by 2019, as indicated by the site's copyright date, and has pursued international recognition since then. It holds a license from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport to provide the International Secondary Curriculum and is pursuing membership in CIS and accreditation progress with ACS WASC. Westview also functions as an IELTS test venue, reflecting its emphasis on English proficiency for international study.
The Westview community is diverse, bringing together students and families from varied backgrounds who seek quality international education. A caring, safe, and nurturing learning environment is supported by a team of Western and Khmer teachers and administrators who work to meet students' needs. Parents, students, and staff are described as part of a close and proud school family, with strong emphasis on belonging within the community. Parents report a sense of pride and belonging within the school community.
Public pages do not publish a formal Parent Teacher Association (PTA) for Westview Cambodian International School, nor list any PTA-led groups or events. The school describes a parent-involved community and emphasizes collaboration among parents, students, and staff. The admissions page notes that parents choose the school because of trust in the leadership team, indicating ongoing parent–school collaboration. Westview's recognitions and programs, including serving as an IELTS test venue, reflect engagement with families through language and international pathways. Where a formal PTA exists, it is not reflected in the publicly available materials; direct inquiry would be needed to confirm details. Overall, parent involvement and community-building appear to be central to the Westview experience even in the absence of a published PTA structure.
