American curriculum schools in Hong Kong

About the American curriculum

The American curriculum is a flexible, student-centered education system widely adopted by international schools across the globe. Based on the Common Core State Standards and enriched by Advanced Placement (AP) courses, it offers a broad-based education that encourages well-rounded development. Students earn a US High School Diploma and can pursue AP exams for college credit, making it particularly advantageous for families considering higher education in the United States.

• Broad-based education with diverse subject offerings
• Advanced Placement (AP) courses for college-level rigor
• Continuous assessment through GPA system
• Strong emphasis on extracurricular activities and sports
• Flexible course selection allowing student-driven learning paths
• Seamless pathway to US universities and colleges worldwide

Suits: Families who value a well-rounded education combining academics, athletics, and extracurricular engagement. Particularly suited for students planning to attend universities in the United States or who benefit from a flexible, credit-based progression system.

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