This association aims to raise awareness about environmental issues, the sustainable use of natural resources, and the importance of renewable energy sources. Students design projects and carry out eco-friendly activities that benefit the entire school community and are in keeping with the “think globally, act locally” mindset.

This association aims to encourage High School students to explore, develop, and share their talents with the American School community.

This group is composed of homeroom representatives and an executive student board. Their main objective is to encourage a sense of integration among School community members through activities such as social gatherings, cultural activities, athletic events, and social welfare projects.

This group embodies leadership and an entrepreneurial spirit and carries out activities aimed at turning classmates’ innovative ideas into reality.

This association offers students an opportunity to learn more about topics related to the field of medicine and a possible future in this area. Students learn about the benefits and challenges of the health profession through a series of talks, hands on experiences, and institutional visits.

This association offers students a space, such as Poetry Slam, where they can freely and safely express their ideas. Students are expected to establish local and global lines of communication thereby leading to a deeper interpersonal connection.

This group of students is selected according to their merits and interests in global affairs. Its objectives include creating a sense of international mindedness and an understanding of one’s place on the global stage, promoting positive alternatives for conflict resolution, and learning to value the role and purpose of the United Nations in terms of preserving peace and protecting human rights.
The High Command organizes and carries out activities such as International Week and United Nations mock sessions.
The Puebla American School’s Model United Nations (PASMUN) was created more than 35 years ago and has been recognized internationally. PASMUN members are invited to national as well as international Model United Nations events at UCLA, Stanford, Boston, Chicago and Toronto.

The Honor Society includes students with the High School’s highest grade point averages. In addition to grade performance, members are expected to uphold the Society’s four pillars: academic excellence, community service, leadership, and entrepreneurship.
Honor Society members are able to obtain scholarships or have special admissions considerations at many national and international universities. As such, members are expected to be models of academic excellence, discipline, honesty, fairness, respect, and solidarity for their peers.

This association aims to know more about and promote the importance of science in people’s daily lives through activities that are of interest for the entire community, pique people’s curiosity and put scientific methods into practice.

SOUTH stands for Sexual Orientation and Gender Equality Team. The objective of this association is to raise awareness among school community members about the diversity of individual and gender expressions that humans possess as well as cultivate our renowned culture of respect.

This association offers students the opportunity to express their ingenuity and creativity as well as use technological means to help others. Members learn about advances in the fields of technology and video games, take part in workshops in which they learn how to use technology and video games, and develop into examples of responsible digital citizenship. This association is also for those aspiring filmmakers who wish to learn more about or expand their knowledge of the cinematic creation process.

This association aims to raise awareness and encourage the participation of school community members in a number of projects aimed at facing and providing solutions for current social issues.

Its mission is to create a community of students where math is a language and tool used proficiently. Generate a ”sense of math” for our daily lives, creating academic benefits and a social-emotional well-being.