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4worldlovers: 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

4worldlovers: Thank you to all of our donors for making Green and Gold Giving Week: Race to the Finish a huge success. We raised the final funds needed to reach Orchard's annual Owl Fund goal of $620,000!

Watch to see who won the second annual RACE AROUND THE GREEN in support of the Owl Fund and a successful Giving Week.

The Orchard School's Next 100 Years: Building on our History, Impacting the Future reflects the work of nearly a year and input from hundreds of members of our Orchard community, including faculty, families, staff, alumni, Trustees, and Governors.

4worldlovers: We are a comprehensive school dedicated to educating and equipping students with language learning differences to become competent and confident life-long learners. Located at the historical Fort Benjamin Harrison, Fortune Academy is an independent school for students in grades 1–12. Our school is designed for students with average to above average potential to learn but have yet to unlock their potential past their learning challenges. Our students process information differently than what is expected in a conventional classroom. They need a different approach to learning.

Fortune is hiring for Multiple positions for the 2023 - 2024 school year!

Fortune Academy is a destination for the education of individuals with learning differences. We are committed to enhancing innovative opportunities for our 1st-12th grade students, teacher training, and the expansion of a comprehensive community resource center.

4worldlovers: Our teachers! They are committed, sacrificial servants who care for our students. We invite you to hear directly from our teachers about what their classrooms are like and why they love teaching at HCS.

4worldlovers: In this episode, as Park Tudor enters its new season of Professional Learning Communities, Laura Gellin and I talk with three of our new PLC leaders: Jamie Salatich, Carrie Payline, and Liz Odmark. We discuss what success in PLC groups looks like, as well as the main hopes and goals for the coming weeks and months.

Jamie Salatich - Mrs. Salatich came to Park Tudor in 2013 from St. Richard's, where she taught first grade and helped implement a variety of programs, including project-based learning and various STEM initiatives. She has received multiple teaching awards, including MSD Perry Township Teacher of the Year 2006, Indiana PTA State Life Award 2007, and the Indiana Ice/Sharp Business Systems Educator of the Year Award 2011. Prior to St. Richard's, Jamie taught at the Paramount School of Excellence, where she chaired the School Improvement Committee, which focused on creating a culturally responsive environment. She currently coaches Lower School robotics.

4worldlovers: Solid academics, solid faith, a beautiful campus, and a plugged-in church

Horizon’s class ratios are small, our core teachers are licensed, and many hold masters’ degrees in their content areas.

“I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” – Paul, 55 AD

Grades are vital, but there’s an even deeper purpose here. Our desire is that all students grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ through Word-based Bible classes, school chapels, and personal discipleship. We encourage students not only to grow deeper in their faith but to act upon it.

Horizon’s athletics program includes basketball, volleyball, soccer, and more. The robotics team, one of our extracurriculars, has been to the World Championships several years running.

Interest-driven clubs meet weekly; they’ve included Student Council, disc golf, and more.