Italy, Naples
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The school is located at Via della Liberazione 1, 80125 Napoli NA, Italy. It is located in the ex-NATO base in Bagnoli, Naples.
The school serves ages 3–18 with Montessori Early Childhood, Elementary (Grades 1–5), Middle School (Grades 6–8), and High School (Grades 9–12). It uses a US–International standards-based curriculum culminating in the High School Diploma.
The school is an international, American-International college preparatory program serving Pre-K through Grade 12. It is accredited by US and international agencies and is an AP and SAT testing site.
The school has American international affiliation.
Application fees
- No specific application or registration fee amount is publicly posted. The school's official Fee Schedule, which would list any application/registration charges, is distributed through the school's OpenApply inquiry system or provided directly by the Registrar.
Tuition fees by year group (per year / per term)
- Specific tuition amounts by year group and per-term/per-year breakdown are not publicly posted. The school issues a formal Fee Schedule (Tuition & Fees 2025/26) through its admissions/Inquiry process; that Fee Schedule contains the detailed per-year and per-term tuition figures. Families receive the full numerical breakdown from the school's OpenApply inquiry checklist or from the Registrar.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school's public materials do not include a detailed billing schedule or explicit payment-term table (for example: deadlines, instalment options, or penalties) in the publicly visible pages. The formal Fee Schedule provided to applicants contains the full billing schedule and payment terms.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The International School of Naples operates as a day school and does not provide boarding facilities; therefore there are no boarding fees charged by the school.
Other costs and fees (examples reported in school materials)
- Bus service: A daily school bus service is provided from Pinetamare, Lago Patria, and Licola and is charged as an annual contribution per child; the exact annual amount is provided in the school's Fee Schedule.
- School lunch: The school offers an external catered lunch program; lunch costs are charged separately through that program. Exact pricing is included in the Fee Schedule or in the lunch service ordering information.
- Uniforms: Uniforms are required and are available via the school's uniform partner (OVS School Uniform). Uniform purchase costs (individual garment prices / starter packs) are charged to families at point of purchase.
- After-school activities / extracurriculars: These are offered and when fee-based are charged in addition to tuition; specific activity fees are listed in activity materials or the Fee Schedule provided to families.
Refund information (withdrawal/cancellation)
- A public refund/withdrawal policy, including any pro‑rata refund schedules or non‑refundable fees, is not publicly posted on the school's publicly visible pages. Refund and withdrawal terms are included in the school's formal Fee Schedule/terms and should be confirmed with the Registrar.
Fee payment options
- The publicly visible school pages do not list specific payment channels (for example: which credit cards are accepted, whether card payments incur processing fees, or the school bank account details). Payment methods and instructions appear in the school's Fee Schedule and invoice documents provided to enrolled families.
Sibling discounts and reductions
- The school applies sibling tuition discounts: 15% off tuition for the second child and 20% off tuition for the third child and any additional siblings. These sibling discounts exclude Preschool students, students in the Italian Program, and do not apply to Annual, Registration, or Admission Fees.
Summary of findings for use in your database
- The International School of Naples does not publish numerical tuition, application, boarding, or detailed refund figures on its publicly visible pages; those numerical amounts and full billing/payment/refund terms are distributed as a formal Fee Schedule through the school's OpenApply inquiry system or directly from the Registrar. For database fields that require numeric values (application fee, tuition per year and per term, boarding fees, refund terms, payment methods), the school's Fee Schedule must be used as the authoritative source.
The International School of Naples (ISN) offers a US- and international standards-based Pre-K through Grade 12 program in Naples, Italy. The school provides an American curriculum with Advanced Placement (AP) courses and includes an Indian curriculum option, serving students from ages 3 to 18. ISN is accredited by US and international bodies and is an AP and SAT testing center. Instruction is in English, with the Italian State Program for elementary through high school, and language study includes Italian, Spanish, and French, with an English/Italian double curriculum option. The Middle and High School serve Grades 6–12 on a foundation, with Digital Learning and Digital Citizenship and a strong emphasis on language development. Notable features include John Cabot University's Italy Reads collaboration, a dedicated University Guidance Counselor, and a history dating to 1964. The campus sits at the former NATO base in Bagnoli, Parco San Laise, and offers sports, arts, field trips, and tech-enabled learning.