SSIS Stories

In a four-part monthly parent series this spring, our expert educators will provide insights and tips, addressing themes from our elementary school parents' feedback.

Zip-lining, using a bow and arrow, and crossing a rope bridge are just some of the thrilling ways first graders chose to practice setting targets during their first field trip of the year.

By stepping into the world of hungry birds, students discover the power of survival strategies and the intricate dance of adaptation that takes place in nature. 

Students listen to the captivating voice of English Language Arts teacher, John Koski, vividly bringing the characters of Varsha Bajaj’s book “Thirst” to life as part of the Global Read Aloud program.
 

Through a series of thought-provoking activities across subjects, students explore who they are and strengthen their "Sense of Self."

The path to success can look very different from one high schooler to another. As students navigate these critical years, having dedicated counselors who understand your child’s social-emotional and academic needs, interests, and abilities is a significant asset.

If the IB subjects are the “brain” of the program, you can think of the IB Core as its heart. Learn more about this central element of the IBDP.

Walking into a room blaring the 1985 hit song “Shout” by the group Tears for Fears, IB Language & Literature may not be the first thing that springs to mind. But that’s exactly what greeted students upon arrival to their class on “intertextuality.”