1970
The Johnson bench at the King's Road campus was typical of memorabilia that became part of the school history. Although most were moved to the new Woodlands campus when it was built in 1996, some, like...
View Article1960
The 1960s was a decade when fundamental decisions about Singapore's direction and alignment were made. For the Singapore American School it was also a time of great challenge and change, as the school...
View Article1956
We often think of 1956 as the beginning of the SAS story, but in fact the story's real beginning can be traced back to the end of World War II. The war changed the balance of power in the world, and as...
View Article2013
On October 30, 2013, SAS received the Solar Pioneer Award from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) for its recently installed 1-MW Sunseap System. Superintendent Dr. Chip Kimball accepted...
View Article1970
Only seven years after moving to King's Road, SAS began construction of a new campus on Ulu Pandan Road. In some ways, the 1970s would prove to be the school's most difficult decade yet, as it faced...
View Article1980
By the start of the 1980s, both Singapore and SAS had evolved through several phases; each had had considerable success, and each had taken some missteps. In this decade, an economic downturn and...
View Article1990
The 1990s brought change, new opportunities, and fame—or notoriety—to Singapore and SAS. A war and an economic downturn both left Singapore relatively unscathed, but the Michael Fay imbroglio was, for...
View Article2010
In July 2012, after a global search, Dr. Chip Kimball became the twelfth superintendent at SAS. Dr. Kimball's charge from the school board was to capitalize upon the high quality work of SAS since its...
View Article2000
With the 2001 worldwide campaign against terrorism, and the 2002 terrorist bombings in Bali, Americans in Singapore entered the new millennium with tightened security including armed Gurkhas stationed...
View Article1956
The history of The American School in Singapore is fairly well-covered in the publication American Association of Singapore—50th Anniversary—1917-1967. Some of the details are omitted though, and this...
View Article2013
On October 30, 2013, SAS received the Solar Pioneer Award from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) for its recently installed 1-MW Sunseap System. Superintendent Dr. Chip Kimball accepted...
View Article2010
In July 2012, after a global search, Dr. Chip Kimball became the twelfth superintendent at SAS. Dr. Kimball's charge from the school board was to capitalize upon the high quality work of SAS since its...
View Article2000
With the 2001 worldwide campaign against terrorism, and the 2002 terrorist bombings in Bali, Americans in Singapore entered the new millennium with tightened security including armed Gurkhas stationed...
View Article1990
The 1990s brought change, new opportunities, and fame—or notoriety—to Singapore and SAS. A war and an economic downturn both left Singapore relatively unscathed, but the Michael Fay imbroglio was, for...
View Article1980
By the start of the 1980s, both Singapore and SAS had evolved through several phases; each had had considerable success, and each had taken some missteps. In this decade, an economic downturn and...
View Article1970
The Johnson bench at the King's Road campus was typical of memorabilia that became part of the school history. Although most were moved to the new Woodlands campus when it was built in 1996, some, like...
View Article1970
Only seven years after moving to King's Road, SAS began construction of a new campus on Ulu Pandan Road. In some ways, the 1970s would prove to be the school's most difficult decade yet, as it faced...
View Article1960
The 1960s was a decade when fundamental decisions about Singapore's direction and alignment were made. For Singapore American School, it was also a time of great challenge and change, as the school...
View Article1956
We often think of 1956 as the beginning of the SAS story, but in fact the story's real beginning can be traced back to the end of World War II. The war changed the balance of power in the world, and as...
View Article1956
The history of The American School in Singapore is fairly well-covered in the publication American Association of Singapore—50th Anniversary—1917-1967. Some of the details are omitted though, and this...
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