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Egypt, Cairo
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DSDC provides services for a broad range of learning needs, including autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, specific learning disabilities, Down syndrome and Asperger syndrome. Support is offered in the classroom or a specialized resource area, with most students aided by a trained support teacher; a DSDC Advisory Committee inputs into services. Therapists in speech and language, occupational therapy, psychology and behavior programming are employed, and therapy is an integral part of the school day for Center students.
All students whose mother tongue is not English may be evaluated by Admissions staff to ensure successful integration into the standard classroom; literacy is a focus in Early Years for English language learners.
Mental wellbeing support is provided through the DSDC with therapists in speech and language, occupational therapy, psychology and behavior programming; therapy is integrated into the school day.
Safeguarding and safety are priorities, reflected in accreditation that emphasizes safety standards; the school follows Ministry of Health health guidelines and communications stress safeguarding of all members of the school community.
Dover American International School in Cairo offers an American college-preparatory education for ages 3 to 18. The curriculum blends Common Core English and Mathematics with NGSS science expectations, Virginia standards for English language arts, and Egypt's Arabic studies guidelines, delivered through project-based, inquiry-led learning. A flexible pathway supports Kindergarten through Grade 12 and leads toward entry to universities in Egypt and abroad. English instruction aligns with CCSS, and French and German are taught to a level aligned with Virginia Standards and the CEFR. The campus spans 15,000 square meters in El-Sherouk City, with dedicated facilities for Kindergarten through High School, a library, three science labs, three computer labs, two art workshops, and two theaters with 100 seats. Outdoor spaces include two football fields, a handball court, and a tennis and basketball area. Signature extras include ABRSM music curriculum and Model United Nations and Student Council programs. for curious learners everywhere.
