At Stamford American International School
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Our Guiding Statements
We value INTEGRITY
Acting with a genuine desire for transparency, honesty and respect.
We value COURAGE
Empowering our community to embrace risks and to see challenges as opportunities to grow.
We value INGENUITY
Acting with a genuine desire for transparency, honesty and respect.
We value COMPASSION
Fostering a caring community that embraces and celebrates all cultures, beliefs and perspectives.
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Agenda
| Time | Event |
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| 10.00 am | Warm Welcome by Stamford American: Superintendent Dr. Mark Wenzel |
| 10.05 am | Get to know our Principals and their divisions:
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| 10.15 am | The principals and divisional specialists will present about their school and programs.
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| 10.55 am | Closing remarks by Superintendent Dr. Mark Wenzel |
| 11.00 am | Meet with our Admissions Team |
Hear from Our Graduates
Being with Stamford the past two years has definitely shaped how I approach academic learning. Stamford has an encouraging and supporting nature, which has helped me stay disciplined and thus reach my goals.
I was involved with the Boys’ High School football team, the investment club, and the GK Stamford club. These clubs/activities helped me to remember that Stamford is more than just a place to learn — it is also a place to meet new people, learn about non-traditional school material and to help others that are less privileged.
What I will miss most about SAIS is definitely my friends! I will, in fact, also miss the international environment Stamford has, where diversity and cross-cultural friendships is appreciated.
Viktor Saaby
Curriculum Pathway: IB
I am Indonesian and moved to Singapore in the fifth grade. Initially, I was placed in the English as an Additional Language (EAL) program, where I learned how to better communicate with classmates and teachers. I found EAL to be an opportunity to learn about the concept of belonging by interacting with others who were going through the same journey.
During my years at Stamford American, I sought opportunities to connect with others through sports, musicals, and clubs. I participated in various sports teams and learned the importance of cooperation, discipline, and perseverance. These qualities helped me prepare for my future and graduation. I plan to attend Syracuse University to study political science and law.
I believe that Stamford American has become an important part of my academic life and that the memories I have with friends and teachers will stay with me in college.
Charlotte Aninditta
Political Science and Law (B.A.) at Syracuse University
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