Some of them are native English speakers, but most are not.

We currently do not offer any ESL courses.

We require all of our students, including international students, to take 5 periods of Khmer language and culture courses. This is to help them become not only English communicators, but to remain capable of communicating in their own country and culture.

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All K-4th grade classrooms have teaching assistants.

Every level is required to take a course in technology each year. All of the grades are available for parents and students to access online and teachers give assignments involving online activities and resources as well as using technology in their instruction. CAIS uses Google email, Classroom, Chat, Spaces, and Meet.

Yes, our school is able to offer virtual instruction when it is necessary.

We are a Christian school and all students are required to take classes in morality. Cambodia Adventist International School is one of the more than 9000 schools, 111,000 teachers, and more than 2 million students in the Seventh-day Adventist worldwide school system. Our school specifically follows the North American curriculum which allows graduates to study in most English speaking countries, but specifically, the United States.

CAIS respects all religions and belief systems. The morality classes focus on respect, clean living, and lifestyle. We believe that education is not only teaching skills, but should be wholistic and include the training of the mind, body, and spirit in proper living, attitude, and respect for the world around us.

CAIS uses the Measure of Academic Progress which is given in more than 140 countries around the world.

The MAP exam is meant to show individual student progress over a period of time. This allows the parents and student to see how the student is advancing in their learning journey. The longer a student is in an Adventist school, the better they will do and most are cognitively a year ahead of grade level after 7 years studying with our teachers.

Homework is sometimes meant to be done at home, periodically, but most of the time when a student takes work home, it is because they did not complete it during the time given in class. Some teachers do give homework, but it should not be so much that a student with normal abilities should take no more than 20-30 minutes to complete it.

20-30 minutes

80% or more

We currently do not.

We offer after-school courses in photography, programming, 3D Design, and Home Economics for those who want to learn more. There are opportunities for students to be involved with after-school sports intramural activities as well.

There are none available.

All students are assessed for their knowledge of English using the WIDA assessment screener, Khmer, and motor-skill abilities.

WIDA screens readers for their competency and knowledge of the necessary skills in English at the grade level for which they are applying. The Khmer test examines their knowledge, skills, and usage of the Khmer language. The motor-skills test is a to see if the applicant is capable of caring out simple tasks necessary for functioning in a classroom at their age level.

We currently have parents who apply to enroll their students for the next school year, so yes, there is a waiting list.

April 20, but we are always willing to discuss enrollment with parents who want to tour our facility.

We do allow this, but mostly under special circumstances. We are always willing to do what we can to help a student continue their education though, so it is worth contacting us to see what we can do.

7:30 AM

3:00 PM

Students need to leave at the end of their activities on campus, but there is supervision for 30 minutes before and after school starts.

We do not.

We have breakfast for sale in our cafeteria each morning, but most students bring their lunch.

Vegetarian exclusively.

There is a student uniform.