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High School Education (Grades 9-12) and University Preparation

byAmerican Embassy SchoolAt American Embassy School, ChanakyapuriStarts from38,00,000 per academic yearView full gallery

Our high school program balances rigorous academics like the IB Diploma with student-led design projects and personalized university counseling, all within our diverse Chanakyapuri community.

We congratulate our students on their outstanding International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma results. With a 90% passing rate and a top score of 44/45, their achievements reflect their hard work and our teachers' dedication.

The atrium buzzes with intellectual curiosity during the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Exhibition. IB Year 1 students present their curated objects and answer questions from parents, teachers, and peers.

A student explains her TOK project to a teacher. This core IB component challenges students to reflect on the nature of knowledge and how we know what we claim to know.

A student passionately discusses his TOK exhibition with members of our community. The event is a showcase of critical thinking and the ability to make connections between academic concepts and the real world.

"What are the implications of having, or not having, Knowledge?" Two students pose this profound question at their TOK exhibition booth, inviting deep conversations with visitors.

A student uses her laptop to present digital elements of her TOK project. The exhibition encourages students to use a variety of media to explore complex questions about knowledge and belief.

A teacher engages with students at their TOK exhibition. These presentations are the culmination of months of research and reflection on how knowledge is produced and valued.

A student from our Institute for Design & Innovation (IDI) presents her capstone project at the IDI Symposium. This program allows students to pursue passion-driven, real-world projects.

An IDI student shares her project on "Advocacy for BIPOC Student Union" with faculty members. The symposium is a celebration of student agency, creativity, and service.

Using a "Faces of AES" frame, a student presents her work on promoting diversity and inclusion within the school community. The IDI program empowers students to tackle meaningful challenges.

About The High School Path (Grades 9-12)

Beyond standard coursework, our high school experience is defined by direct access to global opportunities, such as our annual university fair which brings over 60 international college representatives to campus. This allows students to move from their IB course selection to personalized application guidance, ensuring they receive the support needed to find the right university fit for their specific academic and career goals.

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