Welcome to Albert Einstein International School
A world to discover.
A place to belong.
Pre-Kindergarten–Grade 12 · San Pedro Sula, Honduras
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Our news.
Academic lifeLookingahead.
October 2026 · School announcement
A next step toward college.
AEIS announced an October 14 PSAT/NMSQT sitting for sophomores and juniors, supporting students as they prepare for what comes next.
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School lifeOctober 5, 2026
Little Wolves.
A big day of discovery.
Our kindergarten students took part in the ANEPBH Pre-School Olympics, bringing their energy and enthusiasm to the competition.
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School lifeSeptember 15, 2026
Honduran heritage, brought to life.
Pre-school and elementary students organized a cultural presentation to celebrate Honduran Independence Day.
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A moment to connect with teachers.
The September notice outlined parent–faculty conversations before first-quarter exams, alongside Independence Day activities.
Read the story ↗Academic lifeDigitalfutures.
July 24, 2026
A new focus on digital security.
AEIS announced AP Cybersecurity for Grade 12 in the 2026–2027 school year, with a focus on protecting digital systems.
Read the story ↗An international education, rooted in Honduras
Curiosity in the classroom.
Purpose beyond it.
Albert Einstein International School brings Honduran and international students together from Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12.
Our college-preparatory program combines English-language instruction with Spanish and French study. Students work through academic questions, develop original creative projects, and take their learning into the communities of San Pedro Sula.
Since 1990, our school has made its home in Los Andes. That connection to place runs through the experience: from class-linked field visits to supervised service and senior research grounded in a real local issue.
Rooted here. Looking outward.
Our home,
in motion.
A photographic journey through Honduras.
Copán. Roatán. Lake Yojoa.
The AEIS experience
Follow your curiosity.
There is more than one way to grow here.
Choose a part of school life to explore.
Learn a subject.
Then question it.
Explore English, mathematics, science, and social studies alongside languages and computing. Honors coursework and six Advanced Placement subjects make room for deeper study.
- English instruction with Spanish and French study
- Laboratory science and computer science
- Up to two Advanced Placement courses each year
Make something
only you could make.
The senior arts portfolio is a record of original work and the thinking behind it. Finished pieces sit alongside sketches, revisions, and an artist statement.
- Original artwork and evidence of development
- A statement explaining themes and techniques
- A presentation to faculty
Take your learning
into the community.
Complete approved service, reflect on your experience, and investigate a question from the field. Students contribute through supervised placements and school-sponsored projects.
- 200 verified service hours before graduation
- Senior placements on Wednesday and Friday afternoons
- A research project grounded in a real issue
Our home, in a wider frame
This is Honduras.
Ancient cities. Caribbean shores. Mountain landscapes.
Explore the country our school calls home.
Copán
A window into the country’s Maya heritage.
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Scenes from Honduras; these photographs show regional destinations, not the school campus.
Photography credits
Copán: ButteBag, CC BY-SA 4.0. Roatán: Adalberto Hernandez Vega, CC BY 2.0. Lake Yojoa: JMigdonio, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Photographs resized and compressed; display may be cropped. The photographic montage adds cropping, pan, zoom, and transitions and is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. These regional scenes do not depict AEIS activities or campus.
Learning through experience
Our city is part
of the education.
A history lesson may continue at the Museo de Antropología e Historia. Civics can take students to the Palacio Municipal. Science connects with the landscape of Reserva El Merendón.
Class-linked trips take place at least monthly. Approved service placements add another perspective, connecting students with local organisations and the people they serve.
Explore community serviceThe senior year
Learning that becomes
something of your own.
A researched recommendation
Investigate an issue observed during an approved service placement. A 15–20 page study combines sources and field evidence to propose a practical response.
A collection of original work
Build an arts portfolio with finished pieces, sketches, and revisions. Explain your themes, techniques, and decisions in an artist statement.
A considered presentation
Present both projects to faculty. The assessment considers the quality of the research, artistic development, reflection, and clarity.
A fuller school experience
Find your direction.
A subject becomes a question.
Understand the curriculum, advanced study, and the path to graduation.
↗ArtsAn idea becomes your own.
See how original work and revision come together in the senior portfolio.
↗AthleticsPreparation becomes a contribution.
Explore basketball, football, volleyball, and chess.
↗Student lifeAn interest becomes a commitment.
Find your way into clubs, leadership, and shared projects.
↗Joining our community
Begin your AEIS journey.
Tell us about your child’s current grade and school experience. Admissions can discuss placement, readiness, and the next steps.
Pre-Kindergarten
& Kindergarten
Enquire about entryContinuing your educationGrades 1–8
Discuss grade placementCollege preparationGrades 9–12
Explore high schoolFor current availability, fees, and required documents, contact Admissions Director Maya Hernandez.
A few useful starting points
Questions from families.
Have a question about your student?
Speak with admissions
Which year groups does AEIS serve?
AEIS is a private, coeducational day school serving Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12 in Los Andes, San Pedro Sula.
What languages do students study?
Instruction is in English, complemented by Spanish and French study.
What does admission consider?
Prior academic records, grade-level placement, and readiness for the instructional program. Maya Hernandez can discuss current availability and the documents required.
How is service part of school life?
Students complete 200 verified service hours before graduation. Seniors also attend approved shadowing or volunteer placements on Wednesday and Friday afternoons after 1:00 p.m.
Who can help with college planning?
Counselor Joshua Delgado can discuss college preparation and academic records. Email joshuadelgado@aeischool.org.
People to know
A conversation is
a good place to begin.
Connect with the person who can help with your next step.
Admissions Director
Maya Hernandez
Entry, placement, visiting the school, and questions from prospective families.
Email Maya →Counselor
Joshua Delgado
Course planning, graduation requirements, college preparation, and next steps.
Email Joshua →Inside AEIS
Many interests.
One connected education.
Your way into AEIS
What brings you here?
Start with the questions that matter to you.