What's New
When Taipei American School faculty encourage students to adopt an attitude of lifelong learning, TAS Professional Development Days are proof that they practice what they preach.
Although travel restrictions precluded Mr. Kirt Mosier from spending the month of April in Taiwan as the Joanna Nichols Performing Artist in Residence on two separate occasions during the pandemic, we are thrilled to announce that the third time really is the charm. Maestro Kirt Mosier will visit TAS for our upcoming US Arts Festival this spring from April 10-22, working with vocal, string and music composition students and serving as the guest conductor for the US Arts Festival Music Finale Concert on April 22.
This week, we're bringing you research on fashion and E.coli alike! Hear from Ariel L. '23 and Jay Ann K. '23 about their research projects as part of the AP Research class at TAS.
Another excellent Early Years Exchange, hosted by TAS, takes place! Early years educators from around the world gathered for live sessions and asynchronous workshops on a wide range of topics.
Over the five-week break and beyond, Dr. Dodge and Dr. Limmer traveled to the United States for a series of conferences, alumni events, and important meetings with university admissions leaders.
In today's digital age, a school's website is often the first point of contact for prospective students, parents, and staff. Taipei American School is no exception.
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Welcome to Taipei American School. We offer students of all ages and backgrounds a bridge from where they are to where they want to be, allowing them to discover a love of learning, to realize their full potential, and to become positive contributors to their local and global communities. Ours is a culture of caring and innovation, and our bridge a shared journey that enables success in many forms.