Find your way

A world to discover.A place to belong.

An international education rooted in Honduras.

People to contact

A direct route to admissions and college counseling.

Teams & competition

Basketball, football, volleyball, and chess: different ways to practise, contribute, and compete.

The schoolnoticeboard.

The people, resources, and recurring activities to keep close.

Your next stepdeserves thought.

Academic records, future study, and a conversation with Joshua Delgado.

Inside the AEIS experience

A reading guide to the program: the work, questions, and experiences behind the school overview.

A new school.A personal beginning.

Discuss entry, placement, and the next steps with Maya Hernandez.

An international outlook.A Honduran home.

Get to know AEIS, its community, and its educational setting.

Arts at AEIS

Original work. Thoughtful revision. A point of view you can explain.

Find your way

Depth of study.Breadth of opportunity.

Coursework, the graduation framework, senior projects, and grades.

School rhythms & dates

The recurring parts of the program, with individual dates and arrangements confirmed by the school.

For parents & families

A practical starting point for academic questions, student activities, and conversations with the school.

Find your interests.Make your contribution.

Clubs, competition, service, and practical planning tools.

Find your game

An introduction to the school’s published sports and competition activities.

Plan the practical details

Bring financial and administrative questions into your admissions conversation early.

Questions from families

Answers about the confirmed school program, with clear contacts for details that depend on your student.

Come to know AEIS

Use a visit to connect the information on this website with the questions that matter to your family.

Your admissions guide

A clear starting point for families considering AEIS, from the first question to confirmed next steps.

Our home in Honduras

Los Andes, San Pedro Sula: the setting for an international education with a local point of view.

The AEIS approach

A broad academic foundation, more than one language, and learning connected to the world around us.

The arts portfolio guide

A practical guide to organising original work, process material, and an artist statement.

A connected curriculum

Understand the subject areas, then discuss the course sequence that fits your student’s stage.

Advanced Placement

Six subjects for focused study, with a maximum of two AP courses per school year.

The senior projects

A researched recommendation, an original arts portfolio, and a presentation of the thinking behind both.

Languages & perspective

English-language instruction, with Spanish and French study across an international school community.

Clubs & student leadership

Choose an interest, meet a different kind of challenge, and contribute to something shared.

Service with purpose

Approved work, verified hours, and thoughtful reflection connect a contribution to learning.

International families

A practical starting point for families moving to San Pedro Sula or joining AEIS from another school system.

Learning resources

Practical study guidance for students, with ways for parents to support independent learning.

Daily school life

Understand how classroom learning, activities, and community experience fit together at AEIS.

School news

Stories and announcements from the Albert Einstein International School community.

PSAT/NMSQT announcement

AEIS announced an October 14, 2026 PSAT/NMSQT sitting for sophomores and juniors.

Little Wolves at the Pre-School Olympics

AEIS celebrates kindergarten participation in the ANEPBH Pre-School Olympics.

A new focus on digital security.

AEIS announced AP Cybersecurity for Grade 12 in the 2026–2027 school year, with a focus on protecting digital systems.

A moment to connect with teachers.

The September notice outlined parent–faculty conversations before first-quarter exams, alongside Independence Day activities.

Honduran heritage, brought to life.

Pre-school and elementary students organized a cultural presentation to celebrate Honduran Independence Day.