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Teach at American School of Quito in Ecuador

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About American School of Quito

The American School of Quito was originally founded in 1940 by the former President of Ecuador, Galo Plaza Lasso and United States Ambassador, Boaz Long. The school is well-known and established throughout Ecuador and South America for developing leaders that have attended some of the top universities in the United States. Students range from Pre-K to Grade 12 and can graduate through the International Baccalaureate Program (the school offers all three IB programs). Throughout the schools 24-acre campus, there are modern classrooms, a full-service cafeteria, multiple science labs, soccer fields, and computer labs.

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American School of Quito contact information

Address: Manuel Benigno Cueva N80, Pichincha, Ecuador
Phone: +593 2 3976 300

Ecuador at a glance

Country information

Capital: Quito

Language: Spanish

Population: 15.2 million

Currency: US Dollar (USD)

Government: Presidential constitutional republic

Country quick facts

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Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands are where Charles Darwin noticed the diversity of species and began to study evolution.
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Ecuador is the world leader in banana exports; they export over $2 trillion, approximately 280 million boxes of bananas.
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Ecuadorian crocodiles are as large as 19 feet long.
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Ecuador was the first country to recognize the constitutional rights of nature officially in 2008.
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The summit of Mount Chimborazo (Ecuador’s highest mountain) is the closest point on earth to the sun, due to the country's geographic location on the equator.
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Ecuador has been voted the best country for expats for the second time in a row, with the quality of life, cost of living and personal finances all ranking high.
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Ecuador is considered the most biodiverse country in the world.
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