The American Curriculum is a comprehensive, student-centered educational model that develops critical thinking, creativity, and independence. It prepares students for success at leading universities worldwide while supporting their academic achievement and personal growth.
Why Choose the American Curriculum?
A holistic approach that balances academic excellence and personal development
Personalized learning pathways tailored to individual student needs
Strong emphasis on critical thinking, problem-solving, and real-world application
A clear and structured pathway to university readiness
Academic Framework
Our curriculum is aligned with internationally recognized standards:
Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS):
Integrating scientific knowledge with practical skills, engineering concepts, and cross-disciplinary understanding
Common Core State Standards (CCSS):
Focused on English Language Arts and Mathematics, emphasizing communication, analytical thinking, and real-world application
School Stages
Kindergarten (KG1βKG3)
A nurturing, play-based environment that develops early literacy, numeracy, communication, and social skills, while encouraging curiosity and independence.
Elementary School (Grades 1β6)
Students build a strong academic foundation in:
- English Language Arts
- Mathematics
- Science
Additional subjects include ICT, Art, and Physical Education, alongside Ministry of Education requirements such as Arabic and Islamic Studies.
Middle School (Grades 7β8)
A transition phase with increased academic depth and subject specialization. Students engage in:
- Advanced Mathematics and Sciences
- English Language & Literature
- Social Studies and Creative Arts
With a strong focus on critical thinking, practical science applications, and digital literacy.
High School (Grades 9β12| American Diploma)
Our structured academic program leading to the American High School Diploma and university readiness.
Core Subjects:
- English
- Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus)
- Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
- Social Studies
Additional Subjects:
ICT, Business, Economics, French, and Physical Education
University Preparation & Assessments
Students are guided and prepared for key university entry requirements:
- SAT (typically Grade 10β11)
- GAT (for Saudi students β Grade 11)
- SAAT (Grade 12, for university entry within KSA)