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Silicon Valley International School in Menlo Park & Palo Alto INTLnet Admissions arrow Admissions Process Variable Tuition How to Apply Tuition and Fees Élèves Francophones Where They Go Contact Admissions About arrow Overview Board of Directors Policies Employment History Forward Contact Us Academic Calendar arrow Academic Calendar 2020-2021 Draft Academic Calendar 2021-2022 The Globe Newsletter Experience arrow Arts Design Thinking Technology and Coding Athletics After School Activities Experiential Education and Foreign Exchange Round Square School Education arrow Early Years Elementary Middle School High School arrow High School Curriculum College Counseling Dynamic Bilingual Inquiry-Based Social-Emotional International baccalaureate Alumni arrow Connect Alumni Stories Awards Parents Support arrow Donate Endowment In-Kind Donations Workshop Events Volunteer Grandparents Annual Report Blog COVID-19_Updates Search Search Menu early years preschool and pre k elementary school kindergarten–5th grade middle school 6–8th grade high school 9–12th grade admissions experience language immersion inquiry-based learning social-emotional learning COVID-19 Updates alumni support about blog intlnet contact careers policies | 151 Laura Lane, Palo Alto, CA 94303 | +1 (650) 251-8500 B undless GL bal T gether Scroll Down first create your environment, then let your environment create you Students here learn more than just an additional language, they learn how to become agile, responsive, global thinkers. Our three bilingual programs (Chinese, French, or German) and our Upper School Language Acquisition program (USLA) for students with no prior immersion experience are strengthened through the International Baccalaureate (IB) framework that codifies our structured inquiry pedagogy. This unique environment cultivates international leadership where young world citizens discover together how to lead lives worthy of their boundless futures. Welcome to Silicon Valley International School. our mission Silicon Valley International School educates children through a rigorous , collaborative , bilingual curriculum that promotes active engagement and responsible international consciousness . explore early years center Early Years Center (Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten) at Silicon Valley International School sets a strong foundation for bilingual immersion, discovery and innovation. It is the ideal start for young students to thrive in an international environment and build academic success through the elementary school years and beyond. learn more explore elementary school Our Primary Years Programme (PYP) empowers students to explore, discover, and create through a series of rich and varied learning experiences built around engaging bilingual curricula in French/English, German/English, or Chinese (Mandarin)/English. Silicon Valley’s best international and bilingual elementary school program lays the foundation for students to become self-directed and independent lifelong learners, engaged global citizens, and inquirers with the capacity to see issues and ideas from multiple perspectives. learn more explore middle school Our Middle Years Programme (middle school) is founded on a student-centered approach to teaching and learning. It provides a rigorous bilingual academic curriculum that blends the best practices of the U.S education system with the high standards of the French national curriculum and curricula influenced by China, Taiwan, and Germany. Middle School is also an opportunity for students with no prior immersion experience to join our for our Upper School Language Acquisition program. learn more explore high school Silicon Valley International High School instills in its students a flexible and open-minded approach to the intrinsic drive toward meaningful learning. The academic program offers the full continuum of the International Baccalaureate – delivering the Middle Year Programme (MYP) in Grades 9 and 10 and followed by the IB Diploma Programme (DP) in Grades 11 and 12. learn more a one-of-a-kind international education dynamic bilingual learning dynamic bilingual learning learn more inquiry-based learning inquiry-based learning learn more social-emotional learning social-emotional learning learn more diversity, inclusion, and belonging statement diversity, inclusion, and belonging statement Silicon Valley International School (INTL) strives to empower students, alumni, faculty, staff, and parents to understand, value differences and celebrate diversity . Through an environment of respect , the INTL community is committed to inclusion, acceptance , and belonging , so all may live in a better and peaceful world. Download INTL's COVID-19 Safety Plan COVID-19 School Safety Plan 1.28.21 Beginning in fall 2021, our Early Years Center, Middle School, and High School will be located on our new Willows Campus in Menlo Park (475 Pope Street). Kindergarten - 5th grade will be located at our Cohn Campus in Palo Alto (151 Laura Lane). Learn More Contact Us Apply +1 (650) 251-8500 | school@svintl.org Cohn Campus (Main): 151 Laura Lane, Palo Alto, CA 94303 Willows Campus: 475 Pope St., Menlo Park, CA 94025 admissions Admissions Process Variable Tuition How to Apply Tuition and Fees Élèves Francophones Where They Go Contact Admissions about Overview Board of Directors Policies Employment History Forward Contact Us Academic Calendar Academic Calendar 2020-2021 Draft Academic Calendar 2021-2022 The Globe Newsletter education Early Years Elementary Middle School High School College Counseling Dynamic Bilingual Inquiry-Based Social-Emotional International baccalaureate experience Arts Design Thinking Technology and Coding Athletics After School Activities Experiential Education and Foreign Exchange Round Square School alumni Connect Alumni Stories Awards Parents support Donate Endowment In-Kind Donations Workshop Events Volunteer Grandparents Annual Report Notice of Nondiscriminatory policy as to students Silicon Valley International School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Design by DISTINC_...