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American Excellence Schools

Jordan, Amman

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2014
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP)
Taught languages English, Arabic
Strengths Academic Enrichment, Performing Arts, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Leadership and Professional, Community and Service
Stages Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction

American Excellence Schools (AES) in Dabouq, Amman, Jordan offers an American-based high school program designed for local and international families. The curriculum blends an American Diploma with AP and Pre-AP courses, and is aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards and the Common Core State Standards. Jordanian National Curriculum elements are integrated in Islamic Studies, Arabic, and National Studies to reflect the local context. The American High School Diploma is awarded after Grade 12. Established in 2014, AES has graduated eight classes whose graduates attend universities worldwide, reflecting the school's global reach. The campus in the heart of Dabouq provides a conducive environment for academic, social, and personal growth. Beyond academics, AES supports Model United Nations (AESMUN), Student Council, and Community Services. Arts programs include drama, dance, and music. Eco School initiatives, service opportunities, and student awards reinforce leadership, responsibility, and global citizenship. The school fosters curiosity, collaboration, and integrity.

P.O. Box 3669, Dabouq – Al Fardous Area, Bait Al‑Maqdes St., Zip Code 11821, Amman, Jordan

The Essentials

American Excellence Schools has instruction in English.

Location

Amman, Jordan. The school is located in the Dabouq – Al Fardous Area on Bait Al-Maqdes Street (ZIP 11821). The contact details are Tel +962-6-4016446, +962-79-5555467, +962-79-7920920; Email: info@aes.edu.jo.

Stages

Elementary School (Grades 1-6); Middle School (Grades 7-8); High School Division (Grades 9-12)

Country affiliation

American program; United States curriculum; guided by the Common Core State Standards
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

The AES school uniform is worn at all times. The P.E. uniform is required only on PE days.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a School Board of Directors. All curricula and school policies are under the direct supervision, authority, and approval of the School Board of Directors.
Fees
Application & Joining Fees

- Joining fee for new students (Grades 1–12): JD 400.
- Joining fees are non‑refundable.

Application / Refund Policy (summary of relevant conditions)

- All application and tuition fees are non‑refundable and non‑transferable.

Tuition fees by year group (available detail)

- Tuition amounts by grade, and per‑term or per‑year totals for specific year groups, are not published in the school's publicly available tuition summary. No per‑grade or per‑term price list is provided in the published tuition information.

Exclusions and inclusions within tuition

- Tuition excludes: textbooks (other than Ministry of Education textbooks), copybooks, exams, graduation costs, uniform, private transportation, and field trips.
- Tuition includes: Ministry of Education textbooks and accident insurance while on school premises.

Discounts and sibling concessions

- First sibling: full tuition (no discount).
- Second sibling: 10% discount on tuition.
- Third sibling: 15% discount on tuition.
- Fourth and subsequent siblings: 20% discount on tuition.
- A 5% discount applies when tuition is paid in full.

Transportation fees (annual amounts by area)

- Dabouq: One‑way JD 365; Two‑way JD 550.
- Khalda: One‑way JD 430; Two‑way JD 650.
- Abdoun–Tabarbour: One‑way JD 530; Two‑way JD 800.
- Other areas: One‑way JD 500; Two‑way JD 750.

Boarding

- No boarding fees are listed; there is no indication of a boarding program or boarding charges in the published fee material.

Other costs or fees parents should expect

- Uniforms, additional textbooks (international titles), examination fees, graduation charges, field trips, co‑curricular activities, and any special courses are charged separately from tuition. Parents should budget for these additional items.

Billing schedule and payment terms (available detail)

- A specific published billing schedule (term dates for invoicing, exact per‑term amounts, deadlines, late‑payment penalties, or installment plan details) is not provided in the publicly available tuition summary. The 5% discount for full payment is specified.

Fee payment options

- No specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer details, credit card acceptance, or in‑person payment instructions) are published in the tuition summary.

Refund information (explicit statement)

- Application, joining, and tuition fees are stated as non‑refundable and non‑transferable.

Summary of findings and important gaps

- Available, citable fee items: joining fee (JD 400), sibling discounts and the 5% full‑payment discount, the list of exclusions/inclusions, and the transportation fee schedule by area.
- Not publicly available in the published tuition material: detailed tuition amounts per grade or per term (per‑year and per‑term pricing by year group), a formal billing calendar with payment deadlines and late‑payment penalties, explicit accepted payment methods, and any boarding fees (no boarding program indicated). These specific per‑grade and per‑term tuition numbers and the detailed billing schedule are therefore not provided here because they are not present in the published fee information.
Academics

American Excellence Schools teaches American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP).

Curriculum

American-Based Curriculum and Diploma; aligned with Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core State Standards; Jordanian National Curriculum integrated in Islamic Studies, Arabic, and National Studies; Advanced Placement (AP) program with Pre-AP and AP courses; American High School Diploma (AHSD) awarded after Grade 12.

Higher Education Progression

The University Counseling Office helps prepare students for the transition from secondary education to higher education and future career pathways.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school supports student well-being and development across spiritual, emotional, moral, intellectual, social, and physical domains.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Admission is open to all nationalities, provided students can access a well-rounded education in English.

Mental Wellbeing

The school promotes holistic growth including emotional, social, and ethical development, and uses hands-on learning, service opportunities, leadership programs, and environmental stewardship to help students become resilient and ready to lead.
Parent Experience

History

Established in 2014, AES offers a high-quality American high school diploma program with a strong selection of Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Eight classes have graduated, with graduates continuing to universities around the world. The student body blends local and international families, creating a supportive and inclusive community. Located in the heart of Dabouq, Amman, the campus provides an environment where students are encouraged to grow academically, socially, and personally.

Community

AES has a diverse and inclusive community that fosters mutual respect and teamwork, ensuring every student feels valued and empowered. Student Life includes Model United Nations (MUN) participation, Student Council, and Community Services. The site features upcoming events and a calendar to highlight activities.
Facilities

Extra Curricular Facilities

The school has MUN Participation, Student Council, and Community Services.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school runs AESMUN (Model United Nations), a simulation where students act as delegates to debate global issues. AESMUN promotes understanding of international relations, diplomacy, and problem-solving. Students research their assigned countries' policies, draft resolutions, and engage in negotiations. The conference features formal debates and committee sessions, cultivating critical thinking, public speaking, and collaboration.

Arts & Creative

The school offers arts activities including drama, dance, and music. These programs are part of AES's extracurricular offerings that complement the formal curriculum. The activity programs span sports as well, illustrating a broad enrichment landscape.

Cultural & Language

The school runs AESMUN, a Model United Nations simulation. AESMUN promotes understanding of international relations, diplomacy, and problem-solving. Delegates research their country's policies, draft resolutions, and engage in negotiations. The program includes formal debates and committees that build critical thinking, public speaking, and diplomatic skills.

Social & Hobbies

The school provides activities beyond the classroom, including drama, dance, music, and sports. Community Services introduce service-learning opportunities that connect students with the local community and promote global citizenship. The Eco School Committee builds leadership and environmental awareness among students. Students can be recognized through the Student Awards program, such as Student of the Month.

Community & Service

Community Services are part of AES's Student Life, emphasizing service-learning and engagement with the local community. The emphasis throughout the spectrum of activities is on the development of student character and leadership, promoting internationalism, and encouraging service learning. They promote global citizenship and closer ties with the local community.

Leadership & Professional

AESMUN offers leadership development and public speaking through Model United Nations. The Student Council is part of AES's student life, providing student leadership opportunities. The Director's letter notes that AES supports leadership programs and service opportunities. Community Services and the Eco School Committee provide additional leadership experiences.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Athletic programs promote sportsmanship and fitness skills. Education at AES emphasizes holistic growth across spiritual, emotional, intellectual, social, and physical dimensions. Activities support well-being as part of AES's holistic approach to student development. These elements are reinforced through service opportunities and leadership experiences.
Languages

Language Provision

English is the language of instruction for the American Curriculum subjects (English Language Arts, Math, Science, and other subjects). Arabic is the language of instruction for the Jordanian National Curriculum subjects (Islamic Studies, Arabic, National Studies). AES runs a dual curriculum delivering instruction in English for the American track and in Arabic for the Jordanian track.

Bilingual Teaching

Dual curriculum. English-language instruction for the American Curriculum (English Language Arts, Math, Science and other subjects). Arabic-language instruction for the Jordanian National Curriculum (Islamic Studies, Arabic, National Studies).
Reputation

Awards

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Accreditations

The school has accreditations from Accreditation International (Ai) since 2016 and from the Middle States Association (MSA) since 2022. It is also accredited by the National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA) and is a member of NACAC and the College Board. It is a member of the American International College and University Admissions Counseling (ACAC) and is an ICDL testing center.
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