Any remaining places are available to any child who meets the general admission requirements, while limiting to 15% the number of students from any one country except the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. The school is currently heavily oversubscribed, but welcomes admissions inquiries. The school board is responsible for the governance and oversight of the Anglo-American School of Moscow. The board consists of 12 members, including the board chairman John Kuschner. The board is composed of members selected as following:   Board briefs are published online after board meetings to keep the AAS community informed of important decisions being made. As of the 2018–19 school year, AAS had 1200 students originating from more than 60 different countries. AAS is permitted to grant enrollment to Russian nationals, even those without foreign passports. The class sizes typically range from 16-18 students per class, and with 150 teacher that means an 8:1 student teacher ratio. All teachers are principally from the UK, USA or Canada. The school is a not-for-profit organization financed by school fees, though it does receive an annual U.S. State Department grant which is used to enhance learning support programs and campus security. Support from the chartering embassies is of a non-financial nature. Fees differ by age group, ranging from $18,400–$31,600 USD. Fees for the 2019–20 school year are:  The school also had a campus in Saint Petersburg which closed in September 2018. Russian embassy schools in the United States and United Kingdom: