You won’t find another school like ours in Indiana or even the Midwest. The combination of International Baccalaureate® (IB) programs, immersion and dual language learning in French, Mandarin, Spanish, and English, and enhanced cultural experiences make our academics distinct.
It is the smaller classes, personalized attention, and differentiated instruction that makes our approach to education so successful in preparing students to be inquiring, knowledgeable, confident, and caring young people ready for college and beyond.

 

 

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Pre-Elementary

3YO - K

Language Immersion

Using our play-based and inquiry-based PYP curriculum, our teachers, all of whom are native speakers of the target language as well as English-proficient, work with and empower our young students to question, problem solve, take action, and reflect.

Elementary-aged students running down the track being cheered on by a crowd. Students are racing with homemade cars for the Kiddie 500.

Elementary

Grades 1 - 5

Language Immersion through Grade 3
Dual Language Grades 4-5

This is a time when students begin taking an even more significant role in directing their own hands-on learning and finding answers to their questions. We believe in encouraging our students to be curious, critical thinkers, inquirers and reflect on what they have learned.

A group of Middle School Volleyball players celebrating after winning a point.

Middle School

Grades 6 - 8

Dual Language

The ISI Middle School represents the transitional years between elementary and high school. Grades 6 to 8 see students taking on new academic challenges, additional extracurricular options, and opportunities to grow as responsible, independent thinkers.

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high school

Grades 9 - 12

Dual Language

The ISI High School, Grades 9 to 12, prepares students for their college experience and the world beyond. With a holistic approach, students participate in Creativity, Activity and Service to strengthen personal and interpersonal learning. 

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Learning doesn't stop at 3:00 P.M.

A group of lower school students work on clay pinch pots during afternoon enrichment.

Enrichment & Childcare

International School of Indiana provides quality before- and after-school care on each scheduled school day of the academic year, and child care is also available on some select days that school is not in session.

Enrichment classes are also available after school for students. Activities rotate each quarter, and include a wide variety of activities like specialized arts classes, cooking classes, choir, different athletics classes, STEM-based activities, and cultural experiences.

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athletics

At the International School of Indiana (ISI), we strive for balance in the lives of our students. We believe that body, mind, and spirit work best when they’re working together.

So, we offer over 20 athletic teams annually for students in grades 5 to 12, and joining a team is as simple as attending the first scheduled practice. Through our open participation policy, ISI provides athletic opportunities to all our students. Every student is encouraged to take part in athletics as a participant, team manager, or supporter. 

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clubs & ActivitIes

ISI offers more than 40 clubs and extracurricular activities for students each year.
 
Opportunities that go beyond the classroom give each student an ISI experience that is uniquely theirs. With a student population as diverse, self-motivated, and engaged as ours, it is not surprising that there’s so much to do. Students can participate in any combination of student activities, including fine arts, travel and field trips, and special-interest clubs. Many groups have been founded on the initiative of the students themselves.
 

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School News

Season Recap: Girls Varsity and JV Volleyball

The ISI JV and Varsity Volleyball summer practices began with a limited number of front row players, no setters, and numerous defensive specialists. The team ended the season with a sectional championship for the second time in school history.

Season Recap: Varsity Cross Country

This season, the Varsity Cross Country Team set out with clear goals: build unity, deepen team participation, and support every athlete in achieving their personal best through hard work and team spirit. The season brought its challenges, from managing rapid roster growth to ensuring every runner felt seen and motivated, all while maintaining high standards for commitment and performance.

Season Recap: Grade 7 and 8 Volleyball

The Grade 7 and 8 Volleyball Team began the season with a wide range of experience, from players with club backgrounds to those stepping onto the court for the first time. From the start, the team focused on developing consistency in serving and passing, learning new offensive and defensive systems, and strengthening communication and mental resiliency.

Admit Monday | November 10, 2025

The Class of 2026 is fully immersed in the college application process, and we’re thrilled to celebrate their achievements with another #AdmitMonday! To date, our seniors have been awarded an impressive $1,112,500 merit-based scholarships—averaging over $44,500 per student. Congratulations to the Class of 2026 on this incredible milestone! 

Athletics Recap - November 2nd to 8th

It was another full week of competition for the Gryphons, with our teams showing focus, grit, and school pride across every game and match. Here’s a look at the results from this week in ISI Athletics

Grade 11 Students Bring Warmth to the Community with Coats for Kids Drive

This week, a group of ISI Grade 11 students delivered the coats collected during the all-school Coats for Kids drive, a project they planned and carried out as part of their Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS) program. The drive supports the Salvation Army Coats for Kids Campaign, helping local families in need stay warm this winter.

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