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Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City
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The American School's campus was completed in 2020 and serves Pre-Nursery through Grade 12, with a capacity of over 2,000 students. The campus sits on about 25,000 m2 and provides more than 100 classrooms. The facilities are described as outstanding for student learning, supporting growth from early childhood through high school. The campus emphasizes a comprehensive environment for academics and student life, including a library and related resources.
The campus includes a dedicated sports center and facilities for indoor athletic activities. The site features spaces for sports and recreation, and pickleball courts are part of the athletic provisions.
The TAS library offers both physical and digital resources to support learning, including access to Destiny Discover, Sora, Britannica, and JSTOR. The library resource page describes the library as a hub of books, databases, and digital tools that promote curiosity and critical thinking.
Extracurricular opportunities include Model United Nations (MUN) programs, as noted in student-life content. The school also highlights scholarships earned by students, with over USD 200,000 in scholarships awarded in certain years.
The American School (TAS) in Ho Chi Minh City offers an American curriculum from Early Childhood to Grade 12, with instruction in English and a broad AP program in high school (including AP Chinese, AP Spanish, and AP sciences and mathematics). The campus in An Phu, Thu Duc City, opened in 2020, spans about 25,000–30,000 m² and includes a STEM lab, creative studios and sports facilities. Early Childhood classes are 10–15 students, and the school notes small class sizes across later grades. Students can study French, Chinese, or Korean as second languages in Middle School and take Vietnamese Studies to explore local history and culture. TAS highlights extracurriculars such as Student Council, MUN and Debate, plus SISAC sports team. The school enrolls about 400 students and provides a school bus service.
