Portugal, Lisbon
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The school centers social and emotional development on spiritual and character formation. It emphasizes loving relationships with Jesus Christ, colleagues, students, families and the wider community. It develops character qualities such as honesty, integrity, respect, responsibility, creativity, innovation, perseverance, self-control, compassion and trustworthiness, with staff modeling these qualities. It fosters a servant attitude and excellence in all endeavors. It encourages students to engage with the community and participate in collaborative and service activities.
Guidance counselors help students develop the academic and social skills necessary to lead successful lives. An experienced Careers Guidance Counselor and psychologist are available to guide, encourage and support families and students to make informed and realistic choices. High school students attend career expositions and we invite guest speakers.
International Christian School of Cascais (ICSC) offers a North American PreK–12 education in Cascais, Portugal, grounded in Christian principles. The school serves the children of missionaries and the international community, with ages from 3 to 18. ICSC is fully accredited by the National Association of Private Schools (K-12) and is a member of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). The high school program is diploma-granting and partners with the University of Nebraska High School (UNHS), which provides U.S.-style graduation options and is Cognia/NCAA-accredited. Facilities include enclosed sports and play areas (basketball court, foursquare, grass play area, children's play area), a dining service, vending, microwaves, and a bus/door-to-door transport network within Cascais, Estoril, Sintra, and Lisbon. Technology usage includes Google Classroom and Gradelink for attendance and grades. Weekly chapel and charitable events emphasize community service, while clubs cover arts, sports, and robotics, with language support in English, Portuguese, Chinese, and Afrikaans. For global families.