Modern American School

The school follows a holistic approach to education that emphasizes social and cultural development alongside academic excellence. It aims to nurture lifelong learners and global thinkers who possess leadership qualities and universal values, while maintaining pride in their cultural identity and Jordanian heritage. The school fosters a multicultural environment that encourages respect for diversity and the environment.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum based on the American education system, complemented by authorization as an IB World School to provide the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). The academic programme includes departments for English, Arabic, French, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and IT/Engineering. Additionally, the school provides college counseling, a STEM programme, and language instruction aimed at achieving proficiency in multiple languages.

Graduates of the school matriculate at colleges and universities worldwide and are frequently awarded merit-based scholarships. The school is an accredited SAT and ICDL testing center, and its curriculum allows students to receive the Jordanian Tawjihi Equivalency, facilitating access to higher education both within Jordan and internationally.

The school provides a comprehensive counseling and guidance programme designed to address the developmental needs of students. Differentiated instruction is utilized to support and challenge students based on their individual requirements, ensuring that the learning environment remains student-centered.

The school is a private, co-educational day school catering to students aged 3–18. Prospective families are invited to visit the campus in west Amman, and all new students must complete a placement exam prior to receiving an admissions decision. The school provides information on student registration, tuition, and scholarship opportunities for the IBDP and MYP programmes.

The school operates on an annual academic calendar that includes key events such as new teacher induction, student orientation, and various examination periods. The academic year typically begins in August with induction and orientation activities, followed by terms that include end-of-year assessments and graduation-related presentations.

The campus in west Amman features two adjacent buildings housing classrooms equipped with interactive boards and modern instructional tools. Facilities include five IT labs, three science labs, three media resource centers, three arts and crafts rooms, and four libraries containing over 60,000 books. For physical and social activities, the school provides two sports fields, two gymnasiums, three cafeterias, a multi-purpose hall, and a 375-seat theater.

The school emphasizes holistic development through a wide range of extra-curricular activities, including the Student Council, Model United Nations (MAS MUN), and a Student Debate League. Students also participate in leadership development programmes, community engagement initiatives, a travel abroad programme, and a STEM Club. Athletic programmes are available, supported by coaches and facilities that promote sportsmanship and physical activity.