Universal Civilizations Academy

Under the umbrella of the Arab-American ​​​​​​​Bilingual Academy, recently called Universal Civilizations Academy, which was established in Kuwait in 1994, the school of Universal Civilizations Academy was founded in 2012 in Amman, Jordan.

One of the strengths of the school, as indicated by students, teachers and parents, is the respect towards the cultural and religious background of the community. A healthy relationship between the need for individuality, and the need for common values and standards, is fostered within the educational program's options and activities. Leadership is committed to providing the best elements of eastern and western practices by empowering the knowledge that diversity of culture is a strength to be respected.

The mission of Universal Civilizations Academy is inculcated in everyday life at school, providing staff and students a focus for respecting individual differences and becoming responsible, socially-aware citizens. Tolerance, mutual respect, and cooperation are key elements that bond all stakeholders and provide a family atmosphere.

Effective leadership at Universal Civilization Academy (UCA) demonstrates motivational practices, serves as role models, rapidly adjusts to the challenges of establishing a new school, and consistently addresses the needs of all stakeholder groups.

The school provides ample technological equipment and access to the internet that is readily available for use by all students in every classroom during instructional time. Each Early Learning classroom provides a developmentally-appropriate learning environment with furniture and resources for the effective implementation of the Montessori program.

​​​​​​​Universal Civilizations Academy is dedicated to building generations of students, who strive to excel academically and who are open-minded to the world while being proud of their culture and beliefs.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Universal Civilizations Academy is committed to providing students with the best elements of the eastern and western practices; empowering students with the knowledge that diversity of culture is strength to be respected. Students are encouraged to meet academic challenges with openness, enthusiasm and willingness to learn.