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United Arab Emirates, Dubai
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The school offers a K-12 American curriculum. The curriculum is technology-driven and learner-centered, with emphasis on STEM, ethics, and cultural understanding. In elementary grades, the program follows a Massachusetts-based curriculum. In high school, the curriculum is university-preparatory and emphasizes leadership and intellectual growth.
The school offers a comprehensive arts curriculum aligned with Massachusetts standards to enhance creativity, critical thinking, and cultural awareness. The arts program spans from early learning through high school, fostering expressive development.
Language Clubs offer Spanish, French, and Mandarin. There is a Cultural Exchange Club and an International Film Club that promote cultural understanding. Global citizenship and creative writing are part of the program.
Co-curricular activities include school council, sports teams, math clubs, science clubs, chess clubs, talent shows, spelling bees, writing competitions, debates, school newspapers, drama productions, musical performances, and art shows.
There is a Student Council. The House System fosters leadership and team spirit. The Emirati Stars Program identifies and nurtures Emirati talents across academics, arts, and sports.
Sports programs and activities promote lifelong health, resilience, and personal growth. Wellness offerings include yoga and mindfulness, nutrition and cooking, fitness clubs, mental health awareness, and outdoor adventure.
Rushmore American School in Sharjah offers a Massachusetts-aligned American curriculum for students from Pre-KG to Grade 12. The campus integrates a Google-powered approach, where students utilize Chromebooks for daily lessons. Facility highlights include specialized 3D printing labs, dedicated robotics areas, and dual multipurpose halls equipped for both sports and performing arts. Students in the elementary grades learn in a co-educational setting, while instruction transitions to gender-segregated classes beginning in Grade 5. The school features a dedicated Emirati Stars Program, designed to provide targeted mentorship and enrichment for local talent. Beyond standard coursework, students can engage in practical electives such as drone technology, fashion design, and financial literacy. An active House System organizes the student body into distinct groups for regular competitions and leadership development. The daily schedule also incorporates a Breakfast Club starting at 7:00 am, supporting families with early morning routines.
