The mission of the Association for the Advancement of International Education is to provide the organizational leadership to initiate and promote an understanding of American/International education. 

 

Dr. Herbert Berg, Executive Director

Association for the Advancement of International Education

George Mason University 
4400 University Drive MSN 5A9
Fairfax, Virginia 22030-4444

ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS 

Established in 1961, AASSA is a nonprofit, membership association which services 36 American international schools throughout South America and offshore islands. Of the 10 regional associations that assist overseas schools, it is the only one that offers an array of logistical and financial services in addition to professional staff development programs. 

Mr. James Morris, Executive Director
Association of American Schools

The Association of American Schools of Central America, Colombia, Caribbean and Mexico (The Tri-Association) was established to provide services and information to three regional associations: The Association of American Schools of Central America, The Association of Colombian-Caribbean American Schools and The Association of American Schools of Mexico. 

Mary Virginia Sanchez,  Executive Director
4405 N.W. 73rd Avenue
Suite No. 021-80138
Miami, FL 33166-6400
Tel: 593-2-477-534, ext. 114  

AISA  Representing international schools in sub-Saharan Africa, AISA has a membership of eighty schools which range in size from 7 to 1380 students. Strongly influenced by their location and cosmopolitan student enrollment, some schools have an American based curriculum, some are British and some offer a variety of educational programs. AISA's focus is serving the varying needs of nearly 20,000 students and 1400 teachers and administrators.

Miffie Greer, AISA Executive Director
c/o International School of Kenya
P. O. Box 14103
Nairobi, Kenya
Tel: (254) (2) 582-578/580-574
Fax: (254) (2) 580-596
miffie_greer@isk.ac.ke

CENTRAL AND EASTERN
EUROPEAN SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
CEESA

CEESA represents international schools in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. The purpose of the association is to provide educational programs of the kind which member schools can not provide for themselves in as cost effective manner. CEESA's programs and services are vital to the educational missions of its member schools.

DoDEA
Arlington, VA 22203-1635 USA
Phone#: 703.696.4235   FAX: 703.696.8918
www.dodea.edu/

DODDS WORLD REUNIONS

Each year DoDDS and other overseas schools' faculty, staff, and friends meet.  This website contains information on past and future reunions.

DODDSWORLDREUNION.COM

Richard F. Smith, webmaster
brick1@ptd.net

EAST ASIA REGIONAL COUNCIL OF OVERSEAS SCHOOLS
EARCOS

EARCOS was founded in 1968 as a result of growth in the 1960's of American Schools in East Asia, along with the needs of these schools to develop supportive relationships. In many cases, the schools were geographically isolated, both from each other and from the main stream of American education.

Dr. Richard T. Krajczar, Executive Director
East Asia Regional Council of Overseas Schools
(EARCOS)
P.O. Box 82
Olongapo City Post Office
2200 Philippines
Tel: (63) (47) 252-1321  

EUROPEAN COUNCIL OF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
ECIS

ECIS Secretariat
21 Lavant Street
Petersfield, Hampshire GU32 3EL
Tel: 44 (0) 1730 268244  Fax: 44 (0) 1730 267914
ecis@ecis.org

T Michael Maybury-Executive Secretary
  MikeMaybury@ecis.org
www.ecis.org
Webmaster: Jane Meredith   JaneMeredith@ecis.org

ECIS AMERICAS
ECIS Office of the Americas
105 Tuxford Terrace
Basking Ridge, New Jersey 07920
Telphone: 1 (908) 903 0552
FAX: 1 (908) 580 9381
ecisus@ecis.org

ECIS SPAIN
E.C.I.S.
P O Box 6066 28080 Madrid, Spain
Telphone: 34 91 562 6722
FAX: 34 91 745 1310
madridoffice@ecis.org

ECIS AUSTRIALA
ECIS Australian Office
"Cumburri" I.E.C. P O Box 367
Kilmore 3764
Victoria, Australia
  Telephone: 61 3 5781 135
  FAX: 61 3 5781 1151  intedcon@ontherun.com.au

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS SERVICES

540 Listings from the ISS Directory of Overseas Schools are available from this website.

ISS
15 Roszel Road
P.O. Box 5910
Princeton, New Jersey
Phone: 609.452.0990  FAX: 609.452.2690
  www.iss.edu  Webmaster: iss@iss.edu 

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATOR’S INSTITUTE
TIE

The organization facilitates the placement of teachers and administrators in American, British, and international overseas schools.  It seeks to create a network that provides for professional development opportunities and offers advice and consulting on recent international school news and educational developments. Additionally TIE operates an International Schools Internship Program. TIE Publishes "The International Educator" magazine five times a year.

TIE
P.O. Box 513
Cummaquid, Massachusetts 02637
Phone#: 508.362-1414 FAX: 508.362.1411
E-Mail: tie@copecod.net www.tieonline.com

Inter-Regional Center for Curriculum  and Materials Development
IRC

The Inter-Regional Center (IRC) for Curriculum and Materials Development was established in 1969 as a means of providing American-sponsored overseas schools in Mexico, Central America, Colombia and the Caribbean 1) professional development opportunities, 2) curriculum materials and 3) information and resources on pertinent educational matters. Today the IRC serves a total of 30 schools with 80 administrators, 1500 teachers, and over 25,000 students.

Dr. Burton Fox, Director
    Inter-Regional Center for Curriculum and Materials Development (IRC)
 Apartado Aereo 3250
 Barranquilla, Colombia
Tel: (57) (58) 453-956
 or
  P.O. Box 020470
Tuscaloosa, AL 35402
Tel: 205-391-0727    Fax: 205-345-0299

MEDITERRANEAN ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
MAIS

The Mediterranean Association of International Schools (MAIS) was formed in 1981 by joining the Maghreb Association and the Iberian Council of International Schools. MAIS presently has 17 Member Schools located in Spain, Portugal, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Italy. Associate Memberships are available for schools, colleges, businesses and interested individuals and organizations worldwide.        
 All MAIS Member Schools have an American based curriculum; however, each is influenced by its geographical location, student body and diversity of nationalities in its community. The MAIS focus is to assist its members to evaluate and meet the varying educational needs which result from providing an American education in an international setting. MAIS Members and Associates are provided with opportunities to liase with Member Schools through their participation at the Annual MAIS Conference and other MAIS activities throughout the year.

Reina O'Hale, Executive Director
The Mediterranean Association   of International Schools
  c/o American School of Madrid
Apartado 80
28080 Madrid, Spain
Tel: (34) (91) 357-2154/(34) (91) 357-2678
Fax: (341) 357-2678
mais@mais-web.org   www.mais-web.org/
Webmaster: 100553.162@CompuServe.com

MU KAPPA INTERNATIONAL

Mu Kappa International is an organization for present and former overseas Missionary Kids (MKs).
MU KAPPA INTERNATIONAL WEBSITE:  www.mukappa.org 
Webmaster: Andy Kerr kerr@kconline.com
"By MKs for MKs -- A chance to embrace our past while building toward our future."

Mu Kappa International c/o Barnabas International Attn: Perry Bradford
mukappa@barnabas.org
P.O. Box 11211
Rockford, IL 61126
Telphone#: 815.395.1335
FAX: 815.395.1385

NEAR EAST SOUTH ASIA COUNCIL OF OVERSEAS SCHOOLS - NESA

The Near East South Asia Council of Overseas Schools (NESA) is a nonprofit service organization that promotes professional and personal links among English-language international schools in the Near East and South Asia.

Mr. David J. Chojnacki, Executive Director
The Near East South Asia Council of Overseas Schools
  c/o American College of Greece
PO Box 60018
153 10 Aghia Paraskevi
Athens, Greece
Tel: (30)(1) 600-9821   Fax: (30) (1) 600-9928 nesa@ath.forthnet.gr   Fax: (30-1) 600-9928
TLX: 219817 DPC GR
www.nesacenter.org
Webmaster: nesa@ath.forthnet.gr