Paraguay, Asuncion
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ASA offers a bilingual, standards-based curriculum that blends Paraguayan MEC requirements with U.S. standards. Students graduate with the MEC Scientific Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences and a U.S. High School Diploma. The program supports multilingual fluency in English, Spanish, and Guaraní. ASA provides Advanced Placement courses, with 15 AP options approved by the College Board.
Performing arts are integrated into student life, featuring concerts, theatrical performances, and other cultural productions. The Performing Arts Department produces full-scale shows such as Mary Poppins Jr. for the ASA community. Students engage in arts initiatives as part of the school culture.
Multilingual fluency is promoted with English, Spanish, and Guaraní as part of the curriculum. The Paraguayan Studies Program articulates a rigorous study path that culminates in MEC and U.S. diplomas. Cultural activities include concerts, theatrical performances, and conferences with prominent artists and promoters.
Students participate in Model United Nations conferences, developing leadership and teamwork skills. In addition, leadership experiences occur through events like Intercolegial ASA and AMISA Leadership Conference. ASA maintains a strong athletics program and competitive sports offerings as part of student life.
Community service programmes are available.
The ASA Leadership Team oversees the school's mission and day-to-day operations. ASA students participate in leadership development through conferences such as the AMISA Leadership Conference. Membership in recognized leadership and service initiatives, including national honor societies and campus clubs, supports student leadership.
Athletics programmes are offered.
The American School of Asunción (ASA) is a bilingual, college-preparatory international school in Paraguay with 802 students and 99 faculty members (51 international). The school represents 34 student nationalities.