ABF International Sports Club is located in Wassenaar, adjacent to ASH. The ABF organizes weekend team sports for girls and boys ages 4 through 15. Soccer, t-ball, basketball and baseball recreation leagues and workshops take place on weekends throughout the year.

Arts Center

ACCESS provides free information, support and advice in English for ex-pats living in the Netherlands. They coordinate a counseling referral service for the international community.

The ACT is a test administered through the American College Testing Program. It includes sections on English, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Natural Sciences. Registration is done online via www.actstudent.org.

ASH participates in the Advanced Placement Program of the College Board in the United States. We offer AP courses in a range of subjectsin the High School. Strong students are encouraged to sign up for these classes. Students take their AP exam/s in May, and AP classes often count towards college credit in the United States.

A 30-minute period is set aside on Wednesday of each week for our Advisory Program. The Advisory teacher  communicates with students about personal, academic and social matters, addresses class and school related issues, and conducts regular academic reviews. The program addresses peer relations, bullying, study and organizational skills, goal setting, drug and alcohol awareness, and other areas relevant to adolescents.

Each student is assigned to an Advisory group of about ten students from their grade and they remain in this group for the duration of their High School years. The Advisory teacher also moves forward with the group so that students have the same Advisory teacher from year to year. Occasionally, the Advisory period will be used for assemblies or grade level meetings.

The Advisory Program in Middle School focuses on the social, emotional, physical, intellectual, and psychological development of students. Each student is assigned an Advisor and meets regularly in a small group, with the Advisor offering support as a teacher and advocate.

See 'Advanced Placement Program'

See 'Athletic Parents Advisory Group'

Dutch equivalent to workplace safety

Art Masterpiece, sponsored by the Parent Teacher Organization, makes art relevant to young learners by forging a connection between great works of art and their own lives. Our parent volunteers introduce the art of many periods, cultures, and media. They work in each Kindergarten to Grade 4 classrooms, encouraging the children to look carefully at art, to ask questions about what they see, to think about technique, and to form opinions.

American School of the Hague

American School of Paris, one of our opponents in athletics.

During the school year, each elementary school grade level organizes and leads one assembly for all elementary school students.  The grade level chooses the topic and performs a skit, dance or sings a song to convey the message. All elementary school students take part in the assemblies, which usually last 20 minutes and are held in the Elementary School Atrium.

The Color House Council, together with the administration and staff, organizes a monthly assembly. Assemblies allow us to come together as a community to celebrate our accomplishments, showcase upcoming theater performances and events, and to enrich and extend our learning. Students sit with their advisory group, and parents are also welcome.

Assemblies are held in High School on a regular basis during the Advisory block. They provide an opportunity for students to hear about school-wide matters, see performances, and to hear from guest speakers.

The Athletic Parents Advisory Group provides support and feedback for the athletic program. Meetings are held every other month to discuss any athletic issues brought forward.

Graduation from ASH depends upon a student earning the appropriate credits necessary for completing the graduation requirements. This requires regular attendance in the classes and successful completion of the academic requirements. A student who has been absent for 20% or more of the class in any subject, whatever the reason, may not gain credit or an end grade in a course for the semester.

American Women's Club, an active expatriate women's club operating in The Hague.

Brussels American School is a DoDDS (Department of Defense Dependents Schools) private school for United States military or diplomatic dependents. BAS also enrolls many European students from other NATO countries. BAS is one of our opponents in athletics.

Basketball

The Board of Trustees of the American School of The Hague is responsible for the long-term educational and financial health of the school. The committee is composed of parent and community members who serve three-year terms.

This festival is sponsored by The Association for Music in International Schools (AMIS). Students audition for Middle School Honor Boys' Choir at the beginning of the school year. Auditions are open to all male Middle School students. There is a similar festival for High School students.

British School of the Netherlands. BSN is one of our opponents in athletics.