AIIAS Academy is an International Seventh-day Adventist school for Grades K-12.
Our Mission
To develop young leaders through distinctively Seventh-day Adventist International K-12 education, excelling in spiritual, scholarship and service.
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Apply to the AIIAS Academy via three easy steps online. Please send an email to principal@aiias.edu and we will guide you through the admission process.
This term will end July 17, and our new school year will begin August 2 with blended delivery of instruction. Face-to-face will begin when the government allows it.
Content and Skills Areas
Each year the following content and skills are emphasized: Bible, language arts (English, Filipino, spelling, handwriting, reading, and phonics), Mathematics, music, art, world social studies, civics and culture of the Philippines, science and health, physical education, and livelihood (grades 4-8).
English as a Second Language
All students entering the regular school program must be able to communicate in English. Except those students entering grades 1-3, instruction in English as a second language may be provided for one or more school years for students who are not competent in English. Upon passing the proficiency test, given at the end of each quarter, ESL students will be admitted to regular classes.
Grade Placement
The school retains the right to verify the grade placement of a student by evaluating the student’s level of achievement through a testing instrument, transcripts, and cumulative records. If there is an indication that a change of grade placement is necessary, the school reserves the right, in counsel with the parents, to change the grade placement of a student for one more suitable to the child’s demonstrated abilities.
Content and Skills Areas
Each year the following content and skills are emphasized: Bible, language arts (English, Filipino, spelling, handwriting, reading, and phonics), Mathematics, music, art, world social studies, civics and culture of the Philippines, science and health, physical education, and livelihood (grades 4-8).
English as a Second Language
All students entering the regular school program must be able to communicate in English. Except those students entering grades 1-3, instruction in English as a second language may be provided for one or more school years for students who are not competent in English. Upon passing the proficiency test, given at the end of each quarter, ESL students will be admitted to regular classes.
Grade Placement
The school retains the right to verify the grade placement of a student by evaluating the student’s level of achievement through a testing instrument, transcripts, and cumulative records. If there is an indication that a change of grade placement is necessary, the school reserves the right, in counsel with the parents, to change the grade placement of a student for one more suitable to the child’s demonstrated abilities.
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