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High School
Our High School: Grades 10-12
"This is the real thing!" That's what you'll hear AMA teachers telling you as you embark on the most exciting course of study in your life. We believe that high school students are capable young adults who are ready to embark on high-level study.
Think of our high school as junior university, and you'll get the idea. We have fun, we explore, and we're studying the world, the universe, and humanity on a level few high schools can offer. Our Service Work program gets you out into the world and makes your study come to life. Our motto, "Whole People, Whole Planet," guides the AMA high school experience.
Our classes are small and personal. At AMA, you don't compete with other students; you only compete with yourself. Whatever your life goals are, our teachers and staff are there to help you meet them. We're also around to introduce you to new ideas and plans you may never have thought of before!
- Academic Courses and Programs
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Introductory Algebra
- Geometry
- Algebra II and Trigonometry
- Calculus
- SAT Math Prep
- Introduction to Philosophy and Social Theory
- Latin American History: Development, Society and Culture
- European History: Geopolitics, Culture and Modernity
- U.S. History: Race, Political Theory, and the Making of Mass Society
- Formal and Competitive Debate
- Writing and Thinking: Composition, Genre and Style
- Introduction to British Literature
- Introduction to American Literature
- World Literature
- Advanced Spanish Composition and Creative Writing
- Advanced Spanish: Literature of Guatemala and Central America
- Advanced Spanish: Literature of the Hispanic World
- Advanced Spanish: Classics of Spanish Literature
- Spanish Tutorial for Non-Speakers
- Advanced German: Composition, Literature and Cultural Studies
- Beginner's German
- Senior Seminar
Atitlan Multicultural Academy
tel: ++502 5789 2386
office: ++502 5789 2386
Calle Principal
Panajachel, Guatemala
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