Uruguayan American School

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Uruguayan American School (UAS) is an American private international school in Carrasco, Montevideo. It serves nursery through grade 12. As of 2015 it has 340 students, including Uruguayans and people of other nationalities.

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Uruguayan American School
Avenida Doctora María Luisa Saldún de Rodríguez, Montevideo Carrasco Norte

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Uruguayan American School (Colegio Americano)

Avenida Doctora María Luisa Saldún de Rodríguez 2375
11500 Montevideo, Carrasco Norte
Montevideo, Uruguay
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