American Overseas School of Rome
International School in Rome
Quick answer
American Overseas School of Rome (AOSR) serves 613 students from 57 nationalities aged 3 to 18 in the Italian capital. The school combines an American curriculum with the IB Diploma Programme at sixth form, supported by AP courses through the high school. Accredited by IBO and ECIS, with tuition $12,500-$27,700 per year. Long-established choice for diplomatic, corporate and academic expat families relocating to Rome.
Key facts
- Curriculum: IB, American leaving qualifications include IB Diploma and AP and PSAT.
- Tuition: $12,500–$27,700/yr published in EUR, US$ equivalent.
- Avg class size: 15 (max 20) Rome international school · 613 students total.
- 57 nationalities top: American, Italian, Canadian.
- Ages: Ages 3 to 18 school day starts at 9:00 AM.
- Accreditations: IBO, ECIS verified.
613
57 (American, Italian, Canadian, Chinese, and Israeli.)
15 avg / 20 max
Rolling
IBO, ECIS
IB Diploma and AP and PSAT
About American Overseas School of Rome
International by design, student centered, challenging, nurturing and joyful .
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Annual tuition (USD) | $12,500 – $27,700 |
| Annual tuition (EUR) | 12500-27700 |
| Fee year | 2025-2026 |
| True annual cost (with hidden fees)how we calculate | $21,420(+7%) |
| First-year total (with registration + deposit) | $22,920 |
| Cost position in Rome | 89th percentile(premium tier) |
IB, American
IB Diploma and AP and PSAT
MAP testing, PSAT, SAT, IB and AP examinations.
Excellent results.
French, Spanish, and Italian
We have three dedicated Special Educational Needs Teachers, a Reading Specialist, four English as a Second Language teachers, and three counselors.
Yes, we have a specialized staff for supporting students with mild to moderate learning needs.
Yes, we have an EAL (English as an Additional Language program/support)
9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Yes. The cafeteria serves Italian meals using fresh ingredients and a menu that changes daily, always providing plenty of choices for students, including those with allergies and restricted diets. The lunch menu always includes: "Primi" (first course) with a choice of pasta, pizza, or soup "Secondi" (second course) including meat, fish and vegetables A full salad bar Fruit, yogurt, and sweets for dessert.
Yes. Our cafeteria accommodates all students with special diets.
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At a Glance
Fee Position in Rome
Mid-rangeSchool Profile
Class Size
Student Diversity
Very diverse
Common: American, Italian, Canadian, Chinese, and Israeli.
Estimated Real Cost
Tuition + registration, transport, uniform, exams
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