American Overseas School of Rome - Pre-K to Grade 12 accredited by MSA

Elementary School

Ages 3 - 11

The elementary school provides a challenging and supportive environment that enables students to be successful in their educational pursuits now and in the future. Our teachers are student-centered and adept at developing each student to reach their potential.

Middle School

Ages 11 - 14

The middle school years are full of tremendous change and growth in a student's academic, social, emotional, and physical being. We offer a safe, exciting, and challenging environment that respects and nurtures our students during this transitional time. Our aim is to prepare well-rounded students ready for the rigors of high school at AOSR or anywhere in the world.

High School

Ages 14 - 18

High school is a time for students to explore new areas and experiences. Through our extensive programs and courses, students see the development of talents, interests, and skills. We prepare them for their future and next level of learning.

The Best of American International Education in Rome

the AOSR difference Strengths at a Glance

577

Students

AOSR is made up of 577 students from around the world. We pride ourselves on maintaining a ratio of one-third of the student body as American, one-third as Italian, and one-third of other nationalities.

53

Nationalities

AOSR is truly an American international school, with a third American, a third Italian and a third international families. We offer a diverse community with 53 nationalities represented in our student body.

Art class at American Overseas School of Rome - International School Rome

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Experienced Global Educators

80% of our teachers hold advanced degrees and 83% are native English speakers. Our faculty members have taught at international schools in over 50 countries around the world.

Two graduating students of American Overseas School of Rome

100%

IB & AP Diploma Pass Rate

100% of our IBDP and AP students succeed in the exams and receive an International Baccalaureate Diploma or Advanced Placement Diploma.

IB student in the Biology lab of American Overseas School of Rome

87%

of students are enrolled in an AP or IB Course

85% of high school students are enrolled in either an Advanced Placement or IB course. Since most AP and IB students are in Grades 11 and 12, this number is close to 100% at the upper secondary level.