Introducing The International Approach At American International School Of Budapest
- 19 Oct 2016 9:00 AM
Internationalism is a philosophy that values the richness of our diversity as well as our common humanity. Internationalism allows AISB students, parents and staff to achieve new understandings, it broadens experiences both locally and globally, and empowers everyone to become global citizens. AISB affirms its commitment to internationalism through its community building experiences, service learning opportunities and the philosophy of its policies and programs.
AISB seeks to develop students to interact regularly with many cultures, lead and cooperate with others, communicate in several languages, and proactively contribute to the world we all live in.
The school was established in 1973 by the United States Embassy, initially to serve children of U.S. Government employees. AISB currently serves the needs of a rapidly expanding international population, including families of the local and expatriate business and diplomatic communities, as well as host-country nationals.
AISB offers an international curriculum, from Multiage 3 through Grade 12, informed by best teaching practices. At the high school level, the school offers the full International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program.
The student body is currently comprised of over 850 students representing more than 63 nationalities. AISB is committed to preserving this international character to foster a positive learning environment as well as develop lifelong learners and globally responsible citizens of tomorrow.
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