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Poland, Krakow
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Languages taught: Polish, French, German, and Spanish. Pathways are designed to prepare students for entry to the IB Diploma Programme in Grade 11. External assessments aligned with CEFRL are offered, including DELE (Spanish), DELF (French), and Goethe-Zertifikat (German).
French Bilingual Diploma Pathway; Polish Bilingual Language Pathway. The French pathway provides near-immersion instruction starting in Elementary School. The Polish pathway preserves heritage language for Polish-speaking students within an English-speaking international environment.
The French Bilingual Diploma Pathway offers near-immersion French instruction from Elementary School. The Polish Bilingual Language Pathway provides Polish language development within an English-speaking, international setting. Both pathways reflect the IB framework and support bilingual or heritage language development alongside English.
International School of Kraków is a not-for-profit PreK–12 international school offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and a certified American high school diploma. The Lusina campus offers learning spaces on a site since 1993. ISK delivers a vertically aligned curriculum from Early Years through Grade 12; in Grades 6–10, instruction draws on AERO, Common Core, and Next Generation Science Standards, with language, arts, technology, and physical education integrated for holistic growth. In Grades 11–12, students may pursue the IB Diploma Programme or the American High School Diploma, with the option to take IB courses for certificates. Language programming includes Polish, French, German, and Spanish, plus a Polish Bilingual Language Pathway aligned to the IB Learner Profile. Innovative programs include Learning Outside the Gates field trips and STEAM experiences. ISK is affiliated with the U.S. Department of State's Office of Overseas Schools and NEASC-accredited, with the ISK Forward 2030 initiative.
