Global Learning, Local Excellence: Bridging Cultures, Shaping Futures
Shaping Future Innovators and Leaders The American Secondary Program at JIS provides students with a comprehensive education
rooted in American teaching standards. With a focus on Advanced Placement (AP) courses, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary
learning, this program prepares students for SATs, global university admissions, and lifelong success. Students
develop strong academic foundations, leadership skills, and a global perspective while staying connected to Jordanian values and culture.
WHO IS IT FOR?
This program is designed for students aiming to pursue higher education in the United States or internationally...
Miss Reema Abu Shamat
At Jordanian International School, we proudly offer a rich and balanced curriculum for both the American and British educational systems, delivered in an inclusive, nurturing, and safe environment. We aim to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and global understanding of the modern world, while staying deeply connected to Jordanian values and culture. We envision our graduates as confident, critical thinkers, creators, and innovative individuals, fully prepared to embrace the future and lead with purpose.
KEY BENEFITS
- Access to Advanced Placement (AP) courses providing rigorous academic challenges and potential college credits.
- Broad selection of interdisciplinary electives for exploration of interests and passions.
- Preparation for admission into leading universities worldwide.
- Focus on critical thinking, independent inquiry, and collaborative learning.
- Strong foundation in literature, sciences, and global citizenship.
TEACHING METHODLOGY
- AP curriculum supplemented with engaging electives.
- Collaborative group projects to enhance teamwork.
- Portfolio-based learning to demonstrate growth beyond exams.
- Inquiry-driven strategies that encourage independent research.
- Integration of technology and multimedia tools to enrich the learning experience.
ASSESSMENT METHODS
- Continuous formative assessments throughout each semester.
- Portfolio evaluations showcasing projects and research work.
- AP course assessments aligned with College Board standards.
- Semester-based diagnostic and progress evaluations.
- Preparation for standardized international benchmarks.
CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT
- Flexible scheduling with 6–7 courses per semester.
- Small class sizes for personalized attention and mentorship.
- Tech-enabled classrooms with interactive boards and resources.
- A balanced daily schedule supporting focus and engagement.
- Respectful, values-driven, and inclusive atmosphere.
EXTRACIRRUCULAR ACTIVITIES
- STEM & Robotics clubs supporting AP sciences.
- Debate, leadership, and public speaking programs.
- Sports teams including football, basketball, and swimming.
- Arts, drama, and cultural activities complementing academic study.
- Global citizenship initiatives and community service.
مشاركة أولياء الأمور والمجتمع
- قنوات تواصل منتظمة، تشمل النشرات الإخبارية، والمنصات الرقمية، واجتماعات أولياء الأمور والمعلمين.
- مشاركة أولياء الأمور الفعالة في أنشطة المدرسة وفعالياتها، ومناقشات تقدم الطلبة.
- برامج التواصل المجتمعي التي تربط الطلبة بتجارب واقعية وتعزز المسؤولية الاجتماعية.
- ورش عمل وندوات لأولياء الأمور لدعم التعلم في المنزل.
- تعاون وثيق بين المدرسة والأسر والمجتمع لتعزيز بيئة تعليمية شاملة.
Highlights from Daily School Life
FAQ
01. What is the admission process for new students?
Parents can apply through the school’s admission office, submit required documents, and schedule an interview/placement test.
02. What are the school hours for Grades 1–6?
Classes run from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, Sunday through Thursday.
03. How does the program support university admissions?
The American Program is aligned with international standards and offers AP credentials widely recognized by universities globally, boosting admission prospects.
04. Can students personalize their academic journey?
Yes. Students take 6–7 classes per semester, tailored to their goals, allowing them to balance AP courses, electives, and extracurricular activities.
05. What kind of student thrives in the American Program?
Students who are curious, independent, and academically driven benefit most, especially those planning to study at international universities.
