Arab Model Schools

Arab Model Schools were founded in 1983 by a group of dedicated board members, establishing a private educational institution in Amman. In 1985, the National Section opened for Kindergarten through Grade 6, and by 1991 all classes extended through Grade 12 with Literary and Scientific streams. In 2008, the school established the International program (IGCSE). In 2019, the school received approval to begin implementing the American program, broadening its curriculum. The school is governed by a Board of Directors.

AMS maintains a diverse student body across national and international tracks, with active parental involvement shaping school life. Extracurricular activities span sports, arts, clubs, and leadership programs, complementing the academic program. AMS participates in community and cultural activities such as Model United Nations and Model Arab League through its international offerings. Regular parental involvement and collaboration with families are encouraged as part of the school's culture.

The AMS community views parental involvement as central to student success and refers to close collaboration among parents, teachers, and staff. AMS Elementary highlights active parental involvement through regular parent–teacher meetings to discuss progress and set goals. AMS offers workshops and seminars to help parents support their child's education, and parents can participate in classroom activities and school events. The school maintains clear channels for parent engagement, with ongoing dialogue between families and the administration. The governance structure includes a Board of Directors that engages with the school community, including parents, to guide policy and decision-making. The Principal's Welcome emphasizes developing closer relationships with parents to support student growth.