Second-grade students from the International School of Denver extended their classroom learning into the community by visiting Brookdale Senior Living as part of their “How We Organize Ourselves” Unit of Inquiry. The partnership, focused on understanding community roles and intergenerational connections, allowed students to apply inquiry and communication skills in real-world contexts.

Adam Hall, ISDenver Middle School faculty member and founder of Million Solar Stars, shares a heartfelt tribute to the late Dr. Jane Goodall, honoring her enduring role as a mentor and source of inspiration throughout his career.

The Welcome Class at the International School of Denver is a transformative program for students in grades 3–5 with little or no background in Spanish or French. Rooted in the IB Primary Years Programme and dual-language immersion, it offers a nurturing, inclusive environment where learners rapidly build language skills, confidence, and community. Whether you're new to Denver or exploring bilingual education for your child, the Welcome Class opens doors to global learning and lifelong success.

During Clean Energy Week, the International School of Denver launched Solar Stars vs Dark Matter – The Battle Over Climate Change, a student-powered comic born from the Million Solar Stars initiative. Led by educator Adam Hall and illustrated by Rex Ander, the project blends AI, STEAM learning, and storytelling to inspire youth-led climate action. With global reach and over 5,000 student participants, Million Solar Stars is igniting a movement where young minds become climate heroes.

The International School of Denver recently welcomed educators from nine bilingual schools across the country, including the International School of Silicon Valley and École Bilingue de Berkeley, for a dynamic gathering centered on sharing best practices and thought leadership in bilingual education.