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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.
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Grade 6
Neve Apungan
Vienna Davis
Henry Lemoine
Aadhi Natalie
Lucas Perrin
Miguel Salas Echavarria
Corinne Sherrill
Samuel Wade
Grade 7
Katherine Bradbury
Liam Hedrick
Lauren Ho
Austin Howerton
Hugo Norris
Temitope Omosegbon Parrish
Mira Ozsoy
Amirah Weaver
Grade 8
Jonathon Boehm
Potter Chen
Karl Debes
Rebecca Golomb
Maya Grahame
Paxton Hope
Elaysia Kaur
Anabel Kim
Miriam Kreutz
Tru Long
Lily McCanna
Michelle Menya
Sophia White
Makenna Woods
Grade 9
Lucy Chen
Tucker Congrove
Catrina Cristea
Ana Cuevas-Faget
Evan Darrah
Rémi Dassonville
Niels Grimm
Maya Kalgaonkar
Samuelle Leerkamp
Ronan Lien
Joanna Livingston
Gretchen Martinsen
Yaretzi Mejia Guevara
Colin Peate
Alessandra Rodriguez
Delano Sanchez
Mingyi Tang
Emma Wust Head
Grade 10
Zen Bailey
Angus Conley
Oliver Driggers
Elaina Leathers
Yilin Ma
Ritu Rajesh
Arthur Rhea
Andres Rodriguez
Veronica Sabau
Bree Sherrill
Luna Waters
Grade 11
Amalia Cristea
Ashwin Long
Daniel Hara
Dennis Lemione
Elias Grimm
Isaac Pleasure-Kranowitz
Isabela Gonzalez Knarr
Jules Dassonville
Kadin Doles
Karol Kolodziejczyk
Lillianna Sanchez
Léo-Paul Perrin
Martim Santos
Michael Kreutz
Grade 12
Makoto Buroku
Boston Cahoon
Isabel Kim
Aoife Lien
Peter Machado
Lars Martinsen
Lucinda Montgomery
Adam Murphy
Umay Ozsoy
Ante Troyer
- Teacher Features
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.
- Upper School
We are excited to bring you another #AdmitMonday before our students are off for Winter Break! To date, our seniors have been awarded an impressive $2,308,500 in merit-based scholarships—averaging over $82,000 per student. #ISIPride
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- Lower School
In November, a group of ISI seniors and staff joined forces for Movember, a global initiative to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues, including prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health. Led by senior Sai Klobusik and supported by Mr. Raymond, Dr. Peate, Mr. Long, Mr. Davis, and other senior boys, participants embraced the challenge of growing mustaches to spark conversations about these critical issues.
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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.
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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
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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.
- Upper School
The Class of 2024 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 $1,108,000 in merit-based scholarships—averaging over $41,000 per student. Congratulations to the Class of 2024 on this incredible milestone!
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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
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The Middle School Tennis Team has wrapped up another memorable season marked by growth, teamwork, and determination. With many players who already had tennis experience, the team was able to focus on honing their skills. Under the guidance of Coach Alfredo Valerio, the players tackled four key goals: mastering racquet handling and footwork, giving their best and playing as a team, learning net volleys and court positioning, and perfecting their serves.
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Last week, a group of our Grade 11 and 12 DP Business Management students had an unforgettable experience at a networking event hosted by the Indiana Pacers! They connected 1-on-1 with top Indianapolis sports executives, gaining insider insights into the dynamic world of sports business. Huge thanks to the Pacers and TeamWork Online for making this incredible opportunity possible!
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The ISI Varsity Cross Country team wrapped up an impressive season marked by determination, resilience, and personal achievements. Despite challenges, the team delivered standout performances and celebrated remarkable personal milestones.
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The Grade 5/6 Volleyball Team faced a season of growth, determination, and achievement. As Grade 5 is the first year students begin participating in school athletics, many of the players are entirely new to the sport. Starting with little experience, the players worked tirelessly to develop their skills. “Our biggest challenge this year was the lack of experience,” shared Coach Linda Weiss. “Most of the girls couldn’t serve over the net at first. We started with the basics and had parent volunteers step in to help during practices.
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The Cross Country team started the season with clear goals: build a strong community and train for endurance. With a mix of new and experienced runners, the team of 12 athletes embraced the season with dedication, running together to push each other’s limits and support one another every step of the way.
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The Boys Varsity Tennis team kicked off the season with high hopes of growth and improvement. With many returning players from the previous year’s successful season, the Gryphons were eager to build on their momentum and refine their skills. The results speak for themselves—the team finished the regular season undefeated!
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The Varsity Soccer team concluded another great season, competing in many close games and exciting wins. Throughout the fall, the team faced and overcame numerous challenges, focusing on purposeful and proactive play. Many individual players achieved personal milestones throughout the season. From first-time goals to significant improvements in skills, each player found ways to contribute to the team and grow.
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On Friday, October 18, ISI hosted its Trivia Night fundraiser, bringing together a lively crowd of ISI families, staff, past and current board members, alumni, and their families. For the second year, ISI hosted the event at Half Liter, where over 120 enthusiastic community members gathered to battle it out in a night filled with competition, fun, and ISI pride–all to support the ISI Annual Fund
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- Upper School
In today’s competitive academic environment, students have to take advantage of every possible opportunity to learn successful habits, push themselves academically, discover passions, and prepare themselves for the college admissions process. ISI students have the distinct advantage of learning through the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum, preparing themselves to be responsible and effective leaders who take ownership of their learning.
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From September 14 to 20, the International School of Indiana (ISI) celebrated its International Week with a burst of color, cultural pride, and school spirit. This annual tradition, established in 2019, highlights the school's rich heritage while also raising funds for Upper School clubs and their philanthropic initiatives. It has become one of ISI's signature events, celebrating the past, present, and future of the school community.
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Thanks to the incredible generosity of participants and sponsors, this year’s event surpassed last year’s total, raising over $31,000! These funds directly support facility and equipment upgrades, helping to elevate our athletics program to new heights. As the cost of running the ISI Athletics Program is not covered entirely by athletics fees, philanthropic support is a critical component of continual program growth.
- Lower School
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TEACHER FEATURE | Mendi Wiseman
Meet one of our incredible teachers who has dedicated 14 years of her teaching journey right here at ISI! With 28 years in education, she’s a true local, born and raised in Kokomo, Indiana, and a proud graduate of Butler University with both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Music Education.
What makes her ISI experience even more special? She’s both a teacher and an alumni parent, giving her a unique perspective on the magic that happens at ISI every day.
Click to learn more about Mendi!
- Upper School
Throughout the nine-day trip, students traveled to Beijing, Xi’an, and Shanghai. The trip was designed to allow students to see well-known historical sites and also participate in exciting and educational cultural experiences. Students worked with local organizations in each city to complete service opportunities.
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In Lower School at the International School of Indiana (ISI), every student participates in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP). The PYP is renowned for its focus on developing inquisitive, knowledgeable, and caring young individuals who are prepared to make a meaningful impact on the world. At the heart of the PYP lies the Grade 5 Exhibition Project, a capstone experience that brings together student learning through their time at the Lower School. This comprehensive project is not only an opportunity for students to demonstrate their learning but also a celebration of their growth and potential
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The Middle School Track Team finished one of its most successful seasons in school history! Many students achieved top-three finishes, and even more set new personal records throughout the season.
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The small but mighty ISI Girls Varsity Tennis team completed a successful spring season! The team spent the season working hard to improve, and every member played a crucial role in bringing home team victories.
“My favorite memory from this season was our first team win,” Grade 9 player Veronica Sabau said. “Since we only had four people on the team, we needed each of us to win our matches in order to have a team win. This made winning extra special.”
- Upper School
This year, students built a multi-use court for basketball, soccer, and volleyball. They leveled the ground, mixed and poured concrete, created drainage systems, and finished the edges to make it safe for children. They also helped construct a well, cleaned up the school’s exterior and landscaping, and cleaned up the school’s fruit garden, which was previously unusable. Timmy Club members also brought basketballs and soccer balls for the community to keep, donated by the Pacers, Fever, and Indy Eleven teams
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As the Class of 2024 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 2024 has much to celebrate
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After careful consideration, the International School of Indiana is pleased to announce its participation in Indiana’s Choice Scholarship Program (Voucher Program) to all eligible grade levels. This expands the participation from the Upper School to the Lower School, making participation possible for eligible families with Kindergarten through Grade 12 students for the 2024-2025 academic year.
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The Varsity Boys Basketball team finished a successful season with huge leaps in player growth and one of the best records in recent years. With a mixture of returning players and athletes completely new to the sport, the team came together for an exciting and productive season.
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Having the entire ISI student body on one campus has continued to allow more opportunities for students of all ages to be involved in the ISI community in new and exciting ways. This year, for the first time, Grade 4 students were given the opportunity to try out for the Grades 5 & 6 basketball team! Many students were excited about this opportunity to join the team, gain new skills, and grow their love for basketball.
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Saturday, March 23, the Indiana State Museum was filled with Gryphon pride as the International School of Indiana community gathered for the highly anticipated International Gala. The event celebrated the students, faculty, families, and volunteers who make our school so special
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- Upper School
The MYP Personal Project is an independent and significant piece of work completed by students in grade 10. It allows students to showcase their skills, talents, and personal growth while engaging with real-world issues they care about. The project spans several months, during which students work independently to plan, execute, and reflect on their chosen endeavors.
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- Lower School
ISI grade 3 students just finished their unit, How We Organize Ourselves: responsible use of money may determine how people live. The unit works as an inquiry into the interconnectedness of human-made systems and communities, the structure and function of organizations, societal decision-making, economic activities, and their impact on humankind and the environment.
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