The National American School Parents Committee (PC), functions as a voluntary parental body offering advisory support. Its membership, selected by NAS parents every three years, presently consists of members representing the Pre-School, Elementary, Middle, and High School divisions.
 

The primary role of the PC is to act as a constructive liaison between parents and the Head of School, addressing overarching concerns within the school community. All activities and decisions of the PC adhere to the NAS mission statement, which underscores the development of well-rounded, responsible, and actively involved citizens.
 

Monthly meetings between the PC and the Head of School serve as platforms for discussing both general and specific issues. The Head of School keeps the PC updated on school initiatives and educational advancements as required. PC members are actively engaged in various task forces, including those dedicated to medical matters, food safety, quality assurance, and event coordination, working closely with the school administration.
 

The PC encourages NAS parents to share their ideas, concerns, queries, or suggestions and welcomes them to connect with any PC member for effective communication.