American
Curriculum
Values
At A’Takamul International School, our campus rules and regulations are guided by the principles embodied in our school motto
Respect, Responsibility, Results, and Recreation
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Respect: We foster a culture of mutual respect among students, staff, parents, and the wider community. Respect at ATIS means valuing diversity, practicing kindness, listening with empathy, and honoring cultural, social, and academic differences. We encourage positive communication and ethical behavior in all interactions.
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Responsibility: We believe in developing responsible learners and citizens who take ownership of their actions, learning, and choices. Students are encouraged to demonstrate integrity, accountability, and self-discipline while contributing positively to their school, family, and community.
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Results: ATIS is committed to excellence and continuous improvement. We focus on high academic standards, measurable learning outcomes, and personal growth. Our goal is to ensure every student reaches their full potential and is well-prepared for higher education and future careers.
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Recreation: We value a balanced education that promotes physical, social, and emotional well-being. Through sports, arts, clubs, and extracurricular activities, students develop teamwork, leadership, creativity, and healthy lifestyles that support lifelong success.
Cultural Respect
Students have the right to take pride in their own culture, language, religion, or nationality. They also have the responsibility to respect and appreciate the diversity of other cultures, languages, religions, and nationalities.
Mutual Respect
Students have the right to be treated with respect by all staff members and the responsibility to demonstrate respect for all ATIS staff and maintain a positive learning environment.
Peer Relationships
Students have the right to be treated respectfully and courteously by their peers. They also have the responsibility to exercise good judgment, treat others with kindness, and ensure their actions do not cause harm, intimidation, or discomfort to others.
Education and Preparedness
Students have the right to receive a meaningful education that addresses their individual needs. In return, they have the responsibility to attend school punctually, come prepared, and actively engage in their learning.
Expression and Civility
Students have the right to voice their opinions and express their views on school-related matters. They also have the responsibility to follow school rules, listen respectfully to others, consider differing opinions courteously, and communicate their thoughts in a respectful and constructive manner.
Safety and Property
Students have the right to physical safety and the protection of their personal belongings. They also have the responsibility to respect the property of others and take care of school facilities and resources.
Consultation and Honesty
Students have the right to seek guidance and consultations with teachers, counselors, and administrators. They also have the responsibility to approach these interactions with honesty, openness, and respect for the decisions made by school authorities.
At A’Takamul, we believe that fostering a culture of mutual respect and responsibility empowers students to achieve their full potential while contributing positively to the school community.