PIAS MOTTO
WE MAKE HISTORY
PHARAOHS INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN SCHOOL
OPENING IN SEPTEMBER 2015
PIAS VISION AND MISSION
PIAS VISION
Pharaohs International American School endeavors to become the leading American international school in Egypt and to achieve a global reputation for excellence and academic rigor with keeping the Egyptian ethics and culture by providing each student a diverse education in a safe, supportive environment that fosters academic excellence, life-long learning, self-discipline, social responsibility and tolerance.
· Pharaohs International American School strives to prepare a new generation of world leaders, independent thinkers, who are well-prepared for the future and have a lifelong passion for learning who are pioneering, compassionate and responsible citizens of the world.
·   PIAS respects the individual needs of students; fosters a caring and creative environment; and emphasizes the social, emotional, physical, intellectual development of each student.
·   PIAS provides a model education that inspires and prepares all students for success in a global environment.
PIAS PHILOSOPHY
Pharaohs International American School believes that:
·The school must develop the full potential of each student to be an active, intelligent, creative and contributing member of the society.
·  Education must develop in each student a consciousness and appreciation for the spirit of global values.
· Each student must be encouraged to develop a sense of responsibility, self-discipline, respect for self and others, and social and cultural awareness.
· Every student has unique and individual needs and gifts that must be recognized and responded to.
·  Initiate projects to enhance the personal career and academic development of all students.
·  Promote research to demonstrate school counseling efficacy.
·   Increase public awareness of the school counseling profession.
· Promote standards and best practices in school counseling programs.
· Develop educational materials and professional development opportunities for the advancement of school counseling.
· The curriculum must serve the common primary purpose of preparing citizens for meaningful involvement in life.
· We must embed in everything we teach the importance of kindness, thinking, problem solving, and communications.
·         Care about everyone, not just ourselves.