community
The International School of Indiana community consists of over 500 students ages three year old through Grade 12 from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. Between our students, faculty, and staff, over 50 nationalities are represented in the ISI community.
Students are encouraged to find their community at ISI through the arts, Gryphon athletics, and other extracurricular activities.
ISI has many traditions that have been shaped by our school’s history: the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program, language learning programs, and the employees and families who have infused our community with customs and perspectives from around the world.
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Campus News
The Grade 7 & 8 Basketball Team closed out their season with a 4-8 record, marking a year of impressive growth and resilience. Despite having only two players with prior experience and facing roster challenges, the team came together, with several Grade 6 students stepping up to contribute. Their hard work paid off, as they secured exciting wins this season while improving as a team.
Patricia has been at ISI for 26 years and has taught at the elementary, Middle Years, and Diploma levels. She is currently the Upper School Spanish Language Coordinator and Spanish Language & Literature Teacher.
Yelena Sinitsky has been teaching for over 36 years, both abroad in Russia and in Indianapolis. She teaches MYP and DP Mathematics and is one of the longest-tenured teachers at ISI. She also heads the Timmy Club, along with student leaders, which raises money for Timmy Global Health.
This season, the Grade 7 Volleyball Team set out to grow together as a team and support one another’s individual and collective successes. The team, made up of nine players with a wide range of experience—from beginners to seasoned players—faced the unique challenge of learning how to support one another while improving as individuals
The High School Girls' Varsity and JV Volleyball teams wrapped up an incredible season! The teams looked to capitalize on having one of the most experienced rosters in recent history, with many players returning from last year or moving up from the Middle School team. From the first serve to the final match, the players and coaches focused on building strong fundamentals and fostering unity on and off the court.
The Grade 7 & 8 soccer team wrapped up an exciting season of growth and resilience. Coach Peter N’tala (‘15) set clear goals for the team this year, focusing on improving spacing and concentration—key skills for players at this stage