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About Escuela Americana

Escuela Americana is leading the way in education!

Our students are shaped to be bold, curious, empathic, successful, inventive, and with positive peer relationships. We aim to give them the tools to live a happy and fulfilled life anywhere they go.

At EA we are grateful for all the support we receive from the Board of Directors, parents, and community members as we look to make shifts to support best practices in teaching and learning. Escuela Americana has been a strong school for 75 years and we all should be proud to be a part of such a great institution.  

As we look to the future, we are training our staff to be master teachers and leaders of the future, so that our students continue to be offered a world-class education that prepares them to become global leaders.

The school’s lush 16-Manzana (approximately 35 acres) campus is more than classrooms, STEAM Labs, and athletic fields, it is the magical place where our students live their childhood memories. EA has 140 classrooms; 2 STEAM Labs, a LEED-certified FAB Lab, 5 computer centers; 2 libraries; 11 labs; 2 cafeterias; a double court gymnasium/ multi-purpose building; an Arts Center with an amphitheater; 10 outdoor hard surface courts for basketball, volleyball, and handball; a 400-meter synthetic surface track; and 2 large athletic fields.

Escuela Americana is located in the western suburbs, specifically in Colonia San Benito and La Mascota, of San Salvador, the capital city of El Salvador.

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El Salvador at a glance

Country information

Capital:
San Salvador
Language:
Spanish
Population:
6.3 million
Currency:
US Dollar (USD)
Government:
Unitary presidential constitutional republic

Country quick facts

Forest cover has expanded in the last two decades making El Salvador one of the few countries experiencing actual reforestation.

El Salvador is the only country in Central America without a Caribbean coastline.

There are four different types of sea turtles that can be found off the coast of El Salvador - Olive Ridley, Leatherback, Green and Hawksbill turtles.

The national dish of El Salvador is Pupusa, and is made of a thick, handmade corn tortilla filled with cheese, pork and refried beans.

El Salvador only has two seasons, a wet season that runs from May to October and a dry season that runs from November to April.

Education in El Salvador is free up to ninth grade.

El Salvador is known for their world class surfing and international surfing competitions.

Schools in El Salvador
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Escuela Americana

El Salvador