American School of Brasilia (EAB)

American School of Brasilia (EAB) The Official page for the American School of Brasilia

At the American School of Brasilia, each student pursues an excellent academic program in a supportive and nurturing learning environment, whose rigor and relevance is evident through the five pillars of academics, arts, leadership, service learning, and activities. In an EAB education, our students are:
.. provided a differentiated education, that optimizes academic potential.. exposed to the arts, achieving proficiency in at least one area.. provided the opportunity and support to develop as citizen-leaders.. engaged in meaningful and sustainable service learning experiences.. involved in co-curricular activities or sports

Meet Rodrigo Teixeira, our new MS Design Teacher and a familiar face at EAB!Rodrigo’s story at EAB began four years ago ...
25/09/2026

Meet Rodrigo Teixeira, our new MS Design Teacher and a familiar face at EAB!

Rodrigo’s story at EAB began four years ago in the Makerspace. Since then, he has continued to grow within our community, moving into Technology Integration and now bringing his experience in engineering, robotics, and technology into the Design classroom.

Born and raised in Brasília, Rodrigo holds degrees in Mechatronics Engineering and Computer Science from UnB. His time living in Japan sparked a passion for international environments and ultimately led him to EAB, where technology, creativity, and learning come together.

Now, he is beginning an exciting new chapter guiding students as they explore ideas, solve problems, create, and bring their thinking to life through Design. Congratulations, Rodrigo!

It has been a busy week at EAB, and Spirit Week wasn’t the only exciting event on campus!On Tuesday, we hosted our bigge...
24/09/2026

It has been a busy week at EAB, and Spirit Week wasn’t the only exciting event on campus!

On Tuesday, we hosted our biggest University Fair yet, welcoming representatives from 26 universities and schools across 9 countries.

Students in Grades 8–12 had the opportunity to connect with university representatives, explore different programs and campus experiences, and discover new possibilities for life after high school.

A big thank you to all the university representatives who joined us and shared their time, knowledge, and insights with our students!

23/09/2026

What a wonderful world it is when everyone has a way to communicate!

To celebrate the International Day of Sign Languages, our Grade 2 students performed What a Wonderful World using sign language, guided by Music Teacher Ana Lelia with support from Teaching Assistant Andrey. 🎶

Beyond words, our students learned how powerful visual communication can be in building connection and empathy.

Thank you to Grade 2, Ms. Ana Lelia, and Mr. Andrey for such a heartwarming reminder that inclusion connects us all.

We’re excited to welcome Jennifer Bistritz to EAB as our new MYP Coordinator & US Learning Coach!Jennifer brings a wealt...
18/09/2026

We’re excited to welcome Jennifer Bistritz to EAB as our new MYP Coordinator & US Learning Coach!

Jennifer brings a wealth of experience in international education, MYP leadership, and teaching, with a passion for building meaningful relationships, supporting educators, and creating learning experiences that help students grow into thoughtful, compassionate, and globally minded individuals.

The Middle Years Programme (MYP), which serves students in Grades 6–10, is part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum. Jennifer’s leadership will play an important role as EAB continues its journey toward becoming a full IB continuum school.

Outside of school, Jennifer loves traveling, exploring new cultures, and spending time outdoors. She’s now embracing a new adventure in Brasília—learning Portuguese and discovering Brazilian culture along the way!

We’re thrilled to have Jennifer partnering with our students and educators as EAB continues to grow its IB journey.

Welcome to EAB, Jennifer!

17/09/2026

A new space for adventure, movement, and lots of fun at EAB!

Our ECP students and teachers, together with Lower School Principal Mr. Derek Nelson, officially inaugurated the new ECP Bike Track. With helmets on and bikes, tricycles, and scooters ready to go, students were excited to explore the track for the very first time.

The new space gives our youngest students another opportunity to stay active, develop coordination and confidence, and learn through movement and play. Judging by the smiles and excitement today, the ECP Bike Track is already a favorite!

16/09/2026

Passports ready! Grade 1 students are off on an adventure around the world!

As part of their learning about continents, countries, and cultures, our young explorers traveled through Ghana, Mexico, Ecuador, Japan, Russia, and New Zealand/Australia. At each stop, they discovered something new through photos, videos, objects, and stories about life and culture in different parts of the world.

Like true explorers, students observed, asked questions, and recorded their discoveries along the way. And, of course, no international adventure would be complete without a passport! After each destination, students received a visa stamp to mark their visit before setting off for the next stop.

Six destinations, countless discoveries, and a classroom full of curious travelers!

14/09/2026

During our professional learning day, teachers and TAs began working with a leader in the field of education, Trevor Mackenzie. Trevor is a guru in the area of inquiry, which is an important pedagogical practice that develops students' curiosity in learning, encourages them to ask questions, and promotes increasingly deeper levels of agency and choice in their learning.

Trevor taught our teachers and TAs about the levels of inquiry, some common misconceptions around inquiry, and he led them through developing provocations that they can use to spark interest about the topics that they teach.

This learning was important for our school community, as we are always seeking to improve our teaching; it is especially important as we move to the IB PYP and MYP, as inquiry is one of the foundations of the IB programs.

We look forward to continuing to learn with Trevor throughout this school year!

Meet Hilary Miles, one of the newest members of our EAB Staffulty!Originally from Toronto, Canada, Hilary brings teachin...
11/09/2026

Meet Hilary Miles, one of the newest members of our EAB Staffulty!

Originally from Toronto, Canada, Hilary brings teaching experience from New Zealand, Costa Rica, and South Korea to her 5th grade classroom at EAB. Living and working across cultures has shaped her commitment to creating an inclusive space where every student feels seen, valued, and empowered.

Hilary encourages students to ask big questions, take creative risks, and recognize the power of their own ideas. For her, mistakes are a natural part of learning, and a successful classroom is filled with collaboration, curiosity, and the excitement of students taking ownership of their learning.

Welcome to EAB, Hilary! We are excited to see the creativity and confidence our students develop in your classroom.

09/09/2026

Our Upper School Open House gave families a closer look at the learning, connections, and experiences that shape each school day at EAB.

Parents of students in Grades 6–12 had the opportunity to connect with our Middle and High School leadership, meet teachers, visit classrooms, and learn more about the curriculum and their children’s learning experience throughout the school year.

Families also stepped into their children’s daily routines by joining them for lunch on campus, sharing part of the school day together.

Thank you to all the families who joined us, asked questions, connected with our educators, and spent time experiencing Upper School through their children’s eyes. We loved having you on campus!

07/09/2026

Celebrating Brazil’s Independence Day through the voices of our students. 🇧🇷

Our EAB community came together for our 7 de Setembro assemblies, inspired by this year’s theme, “The Voices of Independence.”

Our High School students brought important voices from Brazilian history and culture to the stage, representing Manuel Bandeira, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Anita Malfatti, Oswald de Andrade, Mário de Andrade, and other “Voices of Brazil.”

Our Lower School students explored key moments and figures in Brazil’s journey toward independence, including Dom Pedro I, Maria Leopoldina, Dia do Fico, and the iconic “Independência ou Morte!”

Through these presentations, our students explored the people, ideas, and events that have shaped Brazil’s story—and celebrated the voices of a new generation carrying that story forward.

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