Academy International Elementary School

Academy International Elementary School is an innovative Educational Institution among Elementary Schools in Colorado. Originally, Academy International Elementary School was established as an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) school. As one of the first IBPYP schools in the Americas, AIES values its learners who tend to be Global-minded learners, based on a curriculum of Inquiry, Creativity, and Critical Thinking. Learners tend to excell in academics with reading and math attainment above state scores in both, which coincides with a schoolwide emphasis on academics. AIES population tends to be multicultural/multilinguial at nearly 50% diverse or independent students, exploration of diverse traditions and cultures is a daily, vertical learning experience for all students and their families. Families also appreciate that AIES is a French immersion program, a Dyslexia Satellite School, and a Multiple Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) for social-emotional growth and academics. Academy International Elementary School represents innovation, diverse student body, and continuing excellence in academics from the perspective of its students, parents, and community, as an Elementary School in Colorado.

The school is part of Academy District 20, which has earned a 17-year streak of and Accrediation with Distinction rating. The latest district updates included information about late start days, which are a part of professional learning communities, and details about upcoming Board of Education elections.

Q1. What is it like studying at Academy International?

A1. Academy International offers a global perspective. Classrooms are filled with a range of students, modern technology, and enjoyable elements of culture, making it lively and inclusive.

Q2. What paper work do I need to register?

A2. You will likely need proof of you residency, child immunization records, a birth certificate, and any documents required to complete the school's registration process.

Q3. Is there financial assistance available for any costs?

A3. The school isn't school fees, but they may provide meal programs or activity costs if you qualify.

Q4. What can kids do after school?

A4. There is music clubs, arts clubs, language clubs, and even competitions, which allow you to show what you have learned. It's a nice opportunity to collaborate and create.

Q5. How can parents get involved?

A5. Parents can help in cultural presentations, volunteer in the classroom or help with fundraising for the school.