Dar Jana International Schools - Rawdah Campus

The school operates on a student-centered, progressive, and holistic framework aimed at producing well-rounded, interdependent, self-directed, and ethical leaders. It emphasizes cultural competency, social-emotional intelligence, and critical thinking within a multicultural environment that represents 42 nations. The school's mission is to foster academic excellence and wellbeing through a rigorous educational program that prepares students for future success.

The school offers a comprehensive American curriculum that integrates Arabic, KSA studies, and Islamic studies. The academic structure includes an Early Years program (ages 3–6), Elementary School (Grades 1–6), Middle School (Grades 7–9), and High School (Grades 10–12). High school students have the opportunity to enroll in Advanced Placement (AP) classes to prepare for university admissions.

Dar Jana graduates are prepared for post-secondary experiences and the workplace globally. The school tracks success through standardized testing, with students achieving perfect scores on SAT I and SAT II assessments in subjects including English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. High-achieving students who earn a perfect 800 score on any SAT exam are recognized with a gift certificate.

The school provides a learning support program for students in KG1 through Grade 3. This program is designed to address the unique talents and developmental paces of individual students, ensuring they have access to necessary support services. Additionally, a school counseling department provides comprehensive programs to address the academic and social-emotional wellbeing of all students.

The admissions process is supported by a dedicated office that provides personalized assistance to prospective families. The school encourages interested parents to book a tour to experience the educational environment firsthand. New students applying for grades 2–12 are required to complete an entrance exam, and a non-refundable registration fee is due upon acceptance.

The academic year is divided into two semesters, with payments due in August and November. The calendar includes various breaks, such as a fall break, a first-semester break, and holidays for Saudi National Day, Founding Day, and Eid observances. Standardized testing, including SAT, ACT, AP, and PSAT assessments, is integrated throughout the academic year.

The school operates two campuses in Jeddah: a boys' section in the Alrawda District and a girls' section in the Al Nahda District. The campuses provide a safe and secure environment, and the school is environmentally conscious, implementing recycling programs and clean energy initiatives. Students have access to digital resources, including Chromebooks, and may rent lockers for an annual fee.

The school offers a variety of clubs and activities designed to provide something for every student. Students are encouraged to participate in the Student Council to develop leadership skills. Additionally, the school organizes a Community Service Learning Program overseen by the college guidance counselors.