Saint Paul American School (SPAS) 北京圣保罗美国学校

Saint Paul American School is an American boarding school in Beijing with a standard American middle school and high school curriculum. Founded in 2007 by Nacel International System and the Second High School attached to Beijing Normal University, it enrolls students from all over the world, currently, 50 percent of whom are international students from over 20 countries and regions. Accredited by the NCA (North Central Association), SPAS adopts American school administration and grading systems, uses American textbooks and employs American experienced teachers who conduct classes only in English. For Chinese students attending the school, they have to study in Beijing for a certain time and then transfer to one of our partner schools in the US for the remainder of the high school years. SPAS provides the support and services during the processes of the school application for successful transfer. The school is close to Olympic Forest Park, with a beautiful school campus, fresh air, and transport facilities.

Address: 18 Guan’ao Yuan, Longgang Rd, Qinghe, Haidian District. 海淀区清河宝盛里龙岗路观澳园18号院
WeChat: StPaulAmerican
Contact: 8070 3429, 8070 3422, 400 850 5876, admissions@nacelchina.com
Web: www.stpaulschool.com.cn


Founding date: 2007
School type: American international school
School hours: 7.45-5.25pm, Study Hall: 7-9.30pm
Ministry of Education accredited? Yes
Curriculum description: US AP curriculum

Age range: 12-19 years
Grades offered: Grades 7-12
Number of students: 288
Foreign passport holder accepted? Yes
Local Chinese students accepted? Yes
Nationality of students: China, South Korea, US, Russia, Ukraine, Italy, Slovakia, Thailand, and 20 other countries
Class size: 25 (maximum), 5 (minimum), 15 (average)
Teacher-student ratio: 1:8

Tuition and other fees:
• Middle school: USD 16,500 per academic year
• High school: USD 17,500 per academic year
• Application fee: USD 150 per academic year
• Uniform fee: USD 385

Primary teaching language(s): English
Other elective language(s): Chinese
After-school activities: Art club, basketball, Book Club, ping pong, soccer, jazz band, student council, volleyball, yearbook, debate, robotics, drama, newsletter, Jazz Dance Club, Chess Club, STEM Club. Following the regular school day, each student participates in a club or activity of their choosing from 12.35-1.20pm
Scholarships offered? Yes
Extra help offered? Help center: 2.30pm-3.30pm; Teacher office hours: 3.30pm-4.15pm; Study Hall: 7.30pm-9.30pm

Total area (in sqm): 33,000
Facilities: One main teaching building, two dormitory buildings, a newly-renovated library, laboratory, computer and technology center, full-sized gymnasium, swimming pool, cafeteria, outdoor multi-purpose courts, and soccer field
Lunch: A wide variety of Chinese, Korean, and Western cuisine, as well as other international dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Lunch fee: Included in tuition
Boarding program? Yes
Nurse/doctor available? Yes

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  1. I spoke with Greg Aiello a few weeks ago about David Rioux who runs a school in Beijing. Dave Rioux has a very long history with my husband and me. He called us three years ago from Beijing and we would absolutely love to find him. Cheers. Susan

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