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Peru, Lima
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All students in grades 1 through 11 are required to wear the official school uniform, as prescribed by the administration, at all times during normal school hours. Exemptions to this policy may be granted by the administration under special circumstances. Modifications in the design of the uniform, the addition of any article to the uniform, or the removal of any article from the uniform must be approved by the Superintendent. The Board of Directors favors continuity of the school uniform; changes to the school uniform may be presented to the Board of Directors for approval only after careful consideration.
The facilities for Colegio Franklin Delano Roosevelt's operation and the land (approximately twenty-three acres) are owned by the Instituto Educacional Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The Board of Directors (also known as the Board of Trustees) directs the affairs of the school in accordance with the bylaws of the Instituto; the Board is fully responsible for legal, educational, administrative, and fiscal aspects of the School. In the event of dissolution, the Board acts as liquidators of the assets to apply any surplus to philanthropic or educational purposes as defined by Peruvian law.
Colegio Franklin Delano Roosevelt, The American School of Lima, is an independent international school for ages 3 to 18 that combines a U.S.-based college-preparatory program with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. Instruction is in English, with the Official Peruvian Program (OPP) offered in Spanish and accredited by the Peruvian Ministry of Education. In high school, students may pursue the IB Diploma or select individual IB subjects, and the junior and senior years include Innovation Academy, a transdisciplinary path in Media, English and Humanities, followed by Economics and Marketing and a year of Business Entrepreneurship and Philosophy. Graduates earn the U.S. Diploma and may also receive the Official Peruvian Certificate of Studies and the IB Diploma. The campus sits on 23 acres in La Molina, Lima, with facilities including a swimming pool, Early Childhood Center, a Performing Arts Center, and library/media center. The school hosts athletics, arts, clubs, and service programs.
