Vision:
Excellence in education for every student, every day, everywhere.
Mission:
Educate, engage, and empower each student to succeed in a dynamic world.
Quick Stats:
- 100% college/university acceptance for 2017 graduating class
- 90% of teachers have a Master’s degree or higher
- 70% of teachers have 20 years (or more) of professional teaching experience
- Average student-to-teacher ratio is 10-to-1
- 179 students enrolled
- 31 countries represented in student body
Full-time Specialists on Staff:
- ESL (English as a Second Language)
- Reading Specialist
- Math Coach
- Registered Nurse
- Guidance Counselor
- Special Education Teacher
- Educational Technologist and Gifted Coordinator
Enrichment Courses:
- Turkish language (Middle and High School)
- Host nation / Turkish culture (Elementary School)
- Spanish (Middle and High School)
- Yearbook (8-12)
- Music / Band (K-12)
- Drama
- Art (K-12)
- Health and PE (Physical Education) (K-12)
- Gifted placement (K-12)
- Robotics and STEM
- Honors courses (High School)
- AP (Advanced Placement) courses (college credit opportunity)
- DoDEA Europe Premiere Activities
- DoDEA Virtual School (additional online courses available)
- Dual-enrollment (receive credit for High School & college courses)
AEHS Programs:
- Spelling Bee (K-8)
- Science Fair (K-12)
- International Day
- Drama Club
- Geography Club (Elementary and Middle School)
- Math Counts (Middle and High School)
- After-school Sports (8-12)*
- Boys’ and Girls’ soccer
- Boys’ and Girls’ basketball
- Boys’ and Girls’ volleyball
- Boys’ and Girls’ tennis
- Homework Club (grades K-5, and grades 6-8)
- Student Council (Elementary and Middle/High School)
- Model United Nations (MUN) (Middle and High School)
- National Honor Society (NHS) (High School)
- National Junior Honor Society (JNHS) (7-8)
- Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (High School)
- Educators Rising (High School)
- International Student Leadership Institute (High School)
- Student to Student (peer mentoring) (K-12)
- Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSO)
- *exceptions made for younger middle school students to participate
Many of our teachers have
Schoology accounts for students. Please request access information from teachers.