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Alliance Academy International

International School in Quito

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WhereNext registry · 1 listed records · fee years 2025-2026. Record observations 27 Apr 2026–27 Apr 2026; 0 undated. Imported details are unverified. All-in costs, first-year budgets, value, diversity and admissions scores are WhereNext models, not current school quotations or measured outcomes. Method and assumptions.

Key facts

  • Curriculum: American leaving qualifications include AP and ACT.
  • Tuition Fee not verified — check the school's published schedule
  • Ages: Ages 3 to 18 school day starts at The school hours for PS3 through 12th are from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m..
AmericanAges 3 to 18EnglishFee not verified — check the school's published schedule
Moderate admissions70% data coverage
Class Size

Not published

Boarding

Available

Founded

1929

Qualifications

AP and ACT

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About Alliance Academy International

The Alliance Academy International was founded in 1929 to provide a quality,U.S. style education for the children of missionaries from across Latin America.Since then, the school has grown significantly and we can serve up to 600 students on our Quito campus from Preschool 3 through 12th grade. Today the majority of our students come from Ecuador and the United States but we continue to educate students from many other cultural backgrounds.

Learning & language support (SEN / EAL)

Special educational needs (SEN)Stated
English as an additional language (EAL)Stated

This school states meaningful learning-support provision — still confirm it fits your child's specific need.

Why this matters

Special-needs provision at international schools varies widely and is rarely guaranteed by the school itself — and local legal duties differ by country. Confirm what this school provides, in writing, before you commit.

  • Learning support: moderate
  • In-house specialist staff listed
  • EAL/ESL support listed

Not published

  • —Educational-psychologist availability not stated

Questions to ask the school

  1. Is an educational psychologist on staff or available by referral?
  2. Can you support a child with my child's specific need (e.g. dyslexia, ADHD, autism), and have you done so this year? Ask for concrete examples.
  3. Is there an additional fee for learning support or EAL — and how much per year?
  4. Is learning support guaranteed for the full enrolment, or can it be withdrawn later?
Curriculum

American

Leaving qualifications

AP and ACT

External examinations

Students participate in MAP testing, SAT's, ACT's, and AP exams.

Exam results

Testing SAT Statistics 2015-2018 2015-2016 | 41 students tested | 51.5% meth math | 77.5% met ERW 2016-2017 | 24 students tested | 79.1% meth math | 92.6% met ERW 2017-2018 | 7 students tested | 72% meth math | 100% met ERW Results of AP Examinations 2019 Biology 1 = 4 courses; 5 = 3 courses; 2 = 2 courses Calculus AB: 1 = 5 courses; 1 = 4 courses; 2 = 3 courses; 1 = 2 courses; 1 = 1 course Calculus BC: 1 = 1 = 4 courses; 2 = 3 courses; 2 = 2 courses English Language: 8 = 4 courses; 6 = 3 courses; 5 = 2 courses; 3 = 1 course Spanish Language: 14 = 5 courses; 3 = 4 courses Spanish Literature: 8 = 5 courses; 13 = 4 courses; 8 = 3 courses Statistics: 1 = 3 courses

Additional languages

Spanish

Learning support

There is one Learning Support Teacher at every grade level in grades K-6. This learning support teacher is the Case Manager for students in the Special Education program. They also support the students in the EFL program (English as a Foreign Language). These teacher offer push-in and pull-out support for students who have accommodation plans or SEP's. At the Secondary level, we have two Special Education teachers who are Case Managers for our students. They will push-in to core academic classes, and they also have an Academic Support Time for students on Accommodation plans and SEP's.

Special needs staff

Yes, our DECE program offering Social-Emotional support to our students and recommends outside services for students who need prolonged care. We also have a Special Education program, and accommodate students on Accommodation Plans and SEP's (IEP's).

ESL / EAL support

Yes. We offer English as a Foreign Language support, which is a mixture of push-in and pull-put support for students who are learning English.

School hours

The school hours for PS3 through 12th are from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. – The school hours for PS3 through 12th are from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

School busYes
Lunch

Yes (currently, this service is on hold while the Ecuadorian Government restrictions related to Covid-19 prevent food service at schools).

Uniform requiredYes
After-school careNo
Dietary accommodations

No

Listing imported: 27 Apr 2026Data source: scrapedConfidence: mediumData completeness: 70%Sources: none yet — confirm with the school

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At a Glance

Class size: Not published

City fee comparison: Not published

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