ES American School

An outstanding global education

ES American School is an independent, coeducational, American Middle School (6th-8th grade) and Senior High School (9th-12th grade). Its objective is to provide its students with an excellent academic experience that prepares them for future university studies.

All students receive individual attention, close academic guidance and personal counseling, in order to ensure both the acquisition of academic competencies and the development of individual strengths and talents.

Students follow an American academic program, but also benefit from the multitude of cultures offered by their teachers and fellow students.

The ES Academy & American School works with University Sports Program for guidance on College Planning & Placement, assisting student-athletes and their families in creating a roadmap for studying and playing tennis at the appropriate collegiate level.

MAIN FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL

• Located directly on the world-class campus of the Emilio Sanchez Tennis Academy in Barcelona and Florida: Sports are an essential part of the curriculum. The combined ES Academy/ES American School curriculum encourages active participation, a healthy lifestyle, and an enjoyable athletic and academic atmosphere.
• Fully compatible: The school program is offered in a format that makes it fully compatible with a student's tennis training without undermining academic quality. Each student is assigned an Academic Advisor, who is responsible for overseeing the student's development, welfare and progress. Academic advisors also coordinate with each student’s athletic tutor to align the academic and athletic needs of every student.
• Highly qualified, dedicated faculty: Who understand the unique challenges international students face in the American school system, and who know how to meet those students’ unique academic needs. 7:1 student-to-teacher ratio.
• Advanced Placement (AP) courses and Pre-AP courses: ES American School students have the opportunity to take AP courses in High School, standardized high school courses that are roughly equivalent to undergraduate college courses. After completing an AP class, students typically take the AP exam in that subject, for which they can earn credits and accelerated placement in college.
• ES Americanl School philosophy of education: Curricular emphasis on strengthening students’ oral and written language skills, including a focus on the acquisition of critical reading skills.
• ES American School culture: A school culture that promotes and celebrates diversity and individuality.