Parent Support

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is an integral part of the ASD community, known for its ongoing dedication and positive impact in supporting the school throughout the years. The association looks forward to connecting with new members of the ASD community while continuing to strengthen relationships with long-standing families and staff.

The PTA’s mission is simple and focused: to support and strengthen the ASD community by reinforcing the parent-teacher-student partnership and enhancing the bond between home and school. It serves as a voice for every parent, faculty member, administrator, and student. Every individual in the ASD community is a valued member of the PTA, each playing an important role in its success.

Contact the Parent-Teacher Association: ptapresident@asd.edu.edu

The Arab Mothers Association (AMA) is a non-profit, non-religious, and non-commercial volunteer organization whose mission is to build a bridge between the school’s multicultural community and Arab heritage, culture, and traditions. The association encourages children to take pride in their identity, share their history with confidence, and celebrate their cultural roots.

It also provides a welcoming space for Arab mothers to connect, form lasting friendships, and become active members of the ASD community. By serving as role models, members demonstrate the beauty of blending Arabic traditions with diverse global cultures.

Through volunteer initiatives, the association enriches the ASD community by supporting educational and cultural events that highlight Qatari and Arab culture, fostering understanding, pride, and unity among students, parents, and staff.

Contact the Arab Mothers Association: ama@asd.edu.edu

The Booster Club is a parent-led volunteer organization at the American School of Doha (ASD) dedicated to supporting and enriching athletics and activities across all divisions. Its mission is to foster school spirit, encourage community engagement, and create a positive environment for students.

The Booster Club organizes a variety of fundraising events, including the Booster Store in the High School, pop-up markets in the Elementary School, Hot Dog Lunches, concessions at athletic events, the Annual Holiday Market, and the Booster Club Softball Tournament.

Funds raised are used to award scholarships, provide MESAC varsity bags for qualifying student-athletes, sponsor end-of-season awards nights, and fulfill coaches’ wish lists. These contributions rely on the dedication of parent volunteers who collaborate with students and staff to nurture growth, participation, and pride in ASD athletics and activities.

Contact the Booster Club: boosterclub@asd.edu.qa

The Creative Arts Support Team (CAST) is a dedicated group of parent volunteers who actively support the Fine and Performing Arts Department at the American School of Doha (ASD). CAST provides hands-on assistance with meals during rehearsals, cast parties, and receptions for concerts, performances, and arts events across all school divisions. The team also offers financial support for Fine Arts trips, new equipment, and scholarships for student artists.

CAST contributes to a wide range of activities, including theater concessions, art exhibitions, choir concerts, and Fine Arts recognition events, as well as MESAC Fine Arts and AMIS initiatives. Through their commitment and enthusiasm, CAST enhances the artistic experience for students, teachers, and the wider ASD community.

Contact the Creative Arts Support Team: cast@asd.edu.qa

Established in 2015, the Junior Senior Committee is dedicated to creating memorable experiences for Juniors and Seniors at ASD. Its mission is to offset the cost of the annual Prom and to fully sponsor the 100 Day Celebration and December Surprise. The committee also supports seniors throughout the year with monthly surprises that celebrate their final high school moments.

To achieve these goals, the committee organizes popular fundraising events such as the Pumpkin Patch, Valentine’s Market, Root Beer Float, and Chili Fest, and participates in the PTA Friendship Festival. The committee’s success relies on the dedication of parent volunteers who bring spirit, teamwork, and creativity to every event. All Grade 11 (Junior) and Grade 12 (Senior) parents are encouraged to join the broadcast-only WhatsApp group to stay connected.

Contact the Junior Senior Committee: juniorseniorcommittee@asd.edu.qa

The Black Family Heritage Association (BFHA) provides a platform to share the educational, cultural, and psychological ideals that celebrate and highlight Black culture across the African Diaspora.

BFHA is dedicated to promoting the total well-being of the Black community and honoring the richness and diversity of Black heritage. The association fosters an anti-racist environment that actively challenges ideologies which exploit or appropriate Black culture.

In collaboration with both internal and external partners, BFHA works to promote the contributions of the Black community through education, engagement, and innovation. The association also strengthens connections among Black families of the African Diaspora within the ASD community, building a sense of belonging and shared pride.

The Black Family Heritage Association is a non-profit, non-religious, and non-commercial community group.

Contact the Black Family Heritage Association: BFHA@asd.edu.qa