The School is incorporated and has received U.S. tax-exempt status. Being without a School Board since March 1999 and in order not to violate the Charter, the school has temporarily formed a School Advisory Forum, composed of members of the Association and staff. The forum meets regularly to discuss school-related matters. The curriculum is similar to that of U.S. general academic public schools. The primary objective of the School is to provide an organized learning environment to stimulate the minds of the students and teach them the skills of reading, writing, speaking, listening, reasoning, computing, and finding and using information.
Instruction is in English.
French is taught as a foreign language. The School has no facilities to serve learning disabled students. Most outstanding is the warm family attitude of the School. Of the U.S. enrollment, all were dependents of private U.S. citizens. The school buildings, consisting of a remodeled villa and adjacent buildings, are located in a residential area of Belgrade.