25-26 Highschool Profile LEADERSHIP Mission
Director Dr. Rand Harrington
The American Embassy School provides a balanced education defined by a joyful pursuit of excellence in academics, athletics, arts, and service. AES enables each student to be an inspired lifelong learner and a responsible, compassionate global citizen.
Principal Mr. Iftekhar Syed
Assistant Principal Mr. Derwin Kitch
IB/AP Coordinator
School & Community
Ms. Teresa Hjellming
Founded in 1952, The American Embassy School, New Delhi is a pre-K-12, not-for-profit day school, located on a 13-acre campus. AES serves students whose parents are employed by foreign service agencies, embassies, United Nations organizations, and multinational corporations.
CONTACTS Director of University and College Counseling Mr. Warren Emanuel wemanuel@aes.ac.in
Total 1115 Enrollment
Comprehensive Counsellor Mr. Alan Graveson agraveson@aes.ac.in
Comprehensive Counsellor Ms. Kayla Nolen knolen@aes.ac.in
Comprehensive Counsellor Mr. Tim Stokes tstokes@aes.ac.in IB Code: 000220 CEEB Code: 671800
High School
342
Class of 2025
80
31
35
69
79
3
% are US Citizens
Nationalities in the HS
Nationalities school wide
% of Faculty hold a Masters or higher
Students are limited to a max of 3 HL courses
11:1
12
6.5
70
1
Student Faculty Ratio
Average Class Size
% Pursued an IDI DIPLOMA
% Pursued an IB diploma
Students are limited to a max of 1 HS leadership position in student governance
POLICY ON CLASS RANK Graduation Requirements
Due to the small class size and the academic, linguistic, and educational diversity of our international student body, AES does not rank students.
Students must complete a minimum of 23 credits to graduate. Specific credit requirements are:
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT In compliance with NACAC SPGP, AES counselors will disclose any out of school suspension and expulsion.
English 4 credits
Social Studies 3 credits
Science 2 credits
World Language 2 credits
AMERICAN EMBASSSY SCHOOL
Chandragupta Marg Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021 India
+91 11 26888854 www.aes.ac.in
Mathematics 3 credits
Fine Arts 1.5 credits
Health and Physical Education 2 credits