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France, Strasbourg
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Founders are Guy Mielcarek (co-founder, retired March 2024), Janel Hooven-Boulogne (co-founder, Head of School), and Arnaud Damery (co-founder, Financial Officer). The school's legal status is "Société à Mission", with a governing board, an advisory board and a non-profit association to fulfill its mission. All high school students entering grade 11 will prepare the Diploma Programme of the International Baccalaureate, an internationally-recognized diploma that can be prepared in either French or English and can include a home language - literature course. The founders and leadership established an environment that supports bilingual education and international-mindedness.
Open-minded, caring, knowledgeable and balanced are the school's stated values. International School Strasbourg supports language learning and home-language continuity, offering dedicated time at school for home languages. The community hosts events and updates through its News section, including Open House events (for example Oct 5, 2024 and Apr 13, 2024) and Nationalities School Day (Feb 17, 2024).
International School Strasbourg is an IB World School in France that serves students from ages 3 to 18, delivering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school teaches a bilingual program from Pre-K to High School, with Pre-K (ages 3–4) in a multilingual setting that introduces maths, literacy, and French. Primary School (K–5) offers daily math, physical education, and French in the morning, with a literacy- and inquiry-focused afternoon. Middle School (6–10) presents eight curriculum areas in English, plus multilingual literature supporting students' home languages; students may submit work and sit exams in French or English, with language support for other language speakers. High School (11–12) leads into the IB Diploma, offered in French or English, including a home language literature option. The school is a Société à Mission with a governing board and an advisory board, plus a non-profit association focused on its mission, promoting bilingual education and international-mindedness everywhere.
