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

The Middle School Track & Field team had an incredibly rewarding season. From the very beginning, one of the primary goals was to build a close-knit group of athletes capable of competing at a high level in both the PAAC and IISL. More importantly, the coaching staff sought to create a team culture built on support, hard work, and shared success. The athletes embraced that vision and did an outstanding job fostering a positive and competitive environment throughout the season.

After entering the season with a young and relatively inexperienced roster, the ISI Gryphons Girls Varsity Tennis team focused on growth, consistency, and building a strong team culture.

As the season came to a close, the Gryphons reflected on a year defined by more than standings and scores. “This season was defined not only by results, but by the friendships, growth, and memories our team created together,” Bougher said. The team's commitment to one another, combined with their on-court development, made the 2026 season one to remember.

The Gryphons Track & Field program took important steps forward during the 2026 season. From athletes setting personal records to strong performances at sectionals and regionals, the team showed steady improvement throughout the year. While injuries presented challenges along the way, the Gryphons remained committed to their goals and continued to compete with determination, making this season another positive chapter in the program's growth.

On May 22, members of the school’s Timmy Club and the Boys Varsity Volleyball team hosted a special event in support of the ONE Future Campaign: the Boys Volleyball vs. Alumni & Staff Timmy Game.

The Timmy Club not only organized the event but also made an impressive $1,500 contribution to the campaign. Through the combined efforts of students, staff, alumni, and parents who participated, attended, and donated, the event raised an additional $1,200, expanding the club’s combined impact to $2,700.

As the Class of 2026 has officially graduated from the International School of Indiana, it is time to reflect on their extraordinary achievements. This group of talented, resilient, and determined students has truly made its mark on the ISI community. From prestigious college acceptances to remarkable personal and academic accomplishments, the Class of 2026 has much to celebrate!

Last week, Grade 9 students wrapped up their Interdisciplinary Unit - Global Issues Global Solutions, which combined their learning and skills from Individuals and Societies classes and Science classes. The International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum is built to help students connect their learning between subjects and develop problem-solving skills, and the Global Issues Global Solutions Unit is a great example of interdisciplinary learning at ISI.