It seems clear that most adults understand the value of a good night’s rest. We look forward to weekends when we can catch up on…
At SAS, we are fortunate to have many outstanding teachers. Survey results have shown that parents are overwhelmingly pleased with their children’s teachers.
A parent of a six-year old child who just joined SAS told me with the kind of excitement that is usually seen only in our…
When graduating senior Charlotte Zhu’s Advanced Placement essay (written when she was a junior) was chosen as a representative sample of what an AP exam…
What makes SAS an American School? Is it the name? Is it the curriculum? Is it the passports and educational training of our teachers? Is…
In his February 18 Eagle column, Superintendent Kerry Jacobson generously called the SAS School Board the “first and foremost volunteers.”
The term “globalization” entered our western vernacular in the 1980s in the light of the many significant events occurring during this decade: Iran-Contra, the fall…
It’s amazing how quickly time flies. We are now at the mid-point of our accreditation cycle. In the fall of 2008, the Western Association of…
Do you remember what it felt like as a child to wait for your report card, or for your parents to come home after parent…
Play is essential to our students’ wellbeing — it contributes to their cognitive, social, physical, and emotional development and provides a way for parents to…
