A Strong Foundation for Academic Growth
The American School of Ulaanbaatar offers a dynamic, progressive, and balanced academic program in a student-centered learning environment. From grades 6 through 12, the curriculum is both challenging and varied, designed to support intellectual growth and personal development.
ASU’s program is based on the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks, aligned with the Common Core State Standards, and prepares students for success in universities and colleges in English-speaking countries worldwide.
Core subjects including Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, History, and Social Studies are complemented by enriching programs in Technology, Physical Education, and the Arts.
8:25AM - 3:25PM
School Day
Max 24
Class Size
Massachusetts Standards
Curriculum Focus
Academic + Enrichment
Daily Programs
The Secondary School Journey
Grades
6-8
Middle School
Focus on core fundamentals and
transitional emotional support.
Grades
9-10
High School Foundation
Introduction to rigorous credit-based
academic pathways.
Grades 11-12
University Pathway
Specialization, advanced courses, and
university applications.
Beyond
ASU
Global Readiness
Alumni success in elite institutions across
the globe.

MIDDLE SCHOOL | Grades 6–8
A time of growth, exploration,
and self-discovery
Our Middle School program (Grades 6–8) supports students during early adolescence, as they transition from concrete to abstract thinking and develop independence.
Subjects are integrated to create meaningful learning experiences, while a dedicated homeroom program supports social-emotional development, life skills, and academic progress.
Students develop leadership and social responsibility through participation in more than 10 student organizations, including Student Council and the National Junior Honor Society, and through international events such as the World Scholar’s Cup.
A wide range of extracurricular activities, field trips, and community involvement ensures a well-rounded and engaging experience.
Subjects are integrated to create meaningful learning experiences, while a dedicated homeroom program supports social-emotional development, life skills, and academic progress.
Students develop leadership and social responsibility through participation in more than 10 student organizations, including Student Council and the National Junior Honor Society, and through international events such as the World Scholar’s Cup.
A wide range of extracurricular activities, field trips, and community involvement ensures a well-rounded and engaging experience.
Integrated Learning Environments
Comprehensive Student Well-Being
Leadership & Active Participation
Academic Growth
Developing core skills in literacy,
numeracy, and scientific inquiry.
Identity & Confidence
Fostering a strong sense of self-
worth and personal
accountability.
Beyond the Classroom
Exploration through electives,
clubs, and outdoor education.
Holistic Development
Balancing social, emotional, and
physical wellness.
HIGH SCHOOL | Grades 9–12
Focused preparation for
university and life beyond school
The High School program (Grades 9–12) prepares students for success in post-secondary education and adult life.
In Grades 9–10, students focus on required core courses. In Grades 11–12, they select specialized courses aligned with their interests and future goals.
The program emphasizes critical thinking, personal responsibility, and independent learning. Students are supported through university and college preparation, including standardized testing and application guidance.
ASU awards a High School diploma accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), recognized internationally. Graduation requirements include completion of academic credits, standardized testing (ACT, SAT, and/or TOEFL), and 40 hours of community service.
In Grades 9–10, students focus on required core courses. In Grades 11–12, they select specialized courses aligned with their interests and future goals.
The program emphasizes critical thinking, personal responsibility, and independent learning. Students are supported through university and college preparation, including standardized testing and application guidance.
ASU awards a High School diploma accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), recognized internationally. Graduation requirements include completion of academic credits, standardized testing (ACT, SAT, and/or TOEFL), and 40 hours of community service.

"Our graduates are
currently studying in top-
tier universities across 4
continents."
Academic Foundation
Personalized Pathways
Internationally Recognized Diploma
Critical Thinking
Advanced analytical techniques
applied across all disciplines.
Global Leadership
Developing perspectives that
transcend borders and cultures.
University Prep
Dedicated college counseling & standardized test preparation.
Responsibility
Cultivating independence and
ethical decision-making.
Graduation Requirements
Academic credits, standardized testing (ACT, SAT, and/or TOEFL), and 40 hours of community service.
What Defines Learning at ASU
Student-Centered
Classrooms
Classrooms
Instruction is tailored to individual
learning styles, encouraging students to
take ownership of their academic
progress.
Balanced
Curriculum
Curriculum
A harmony between core sciences,
humanities, and the creative arts ensures
a well-rounded intellectual profile.
Small Class
Sizes
Sizes
Limited enrollment ensures that every
scholar receives the attention and
guidance necessary for mastery.
Discover the Right Path for Every
Learner
Highlighting the rigorous academic experience and foundation for future
success. Join a community that values intellectual depth and character.





















