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KMIDS uses an American-based curriculum with CCSS and NGSS; Thai language education is integrated via the Thai Basic Core Curriculum. Thai language is taught as part of the Thai Basic Core Curriculum, and Chinese is offered as a world language (non-core) with AP Chinese Language and Culture available in high school. English-language instruction is emphasised, with AP English Literature and Composition and AP English Language and Composition offered in high school. Proficiency in English is required for admission, and English language support is provided through ESLOS.
KMIDS Elementary includes English language immersion in Preschool. KMIDS Elementary uses the US Common Core curriculum for core subjects. Non-core language offerings include Chinese, and Thai language education is delivered through the Thai Basic Core Curriculum. The ESLOS program provides English-language support.
King Mongkut’s International Demonstration School provides a US-based academic program with a focus on STEAM disciplines including science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. The school incorporates elements from both international and Thai education systems and offers a Pathway Programme that allows students to take university-level courses through King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang. The facilities include modern science and robotics laboratories, music rooms, a library, gymnasium, indoor and outdoor sports courts, a swimming pool, and dedicated learning spaces for hands-on experimentation and performance-based learning.
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