American Overseas School of Rome - High School

High School

The High School is a college preparatory day offering one year and semester courses. It also offers a boarding program that provides for a caring, structured living and academic environment for a group of students. The program houses students at Hotel Villa St. Dominique, a three star hotel located near the school and downtown Rome. A ten-subject Advanced Placement Program and the International Baccalaureate Program are available, as well as a post-graduate (13th) year. Over the years, virtually all of the school's graduates have attended universities in the United States, England, Canada, Italy, France and throughout the world.

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