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ISB partners with Little Green Gourmets for lunch. Hot meals are served daily on campus in the Cafeteria (1st–8th Grade) or in Preschool classrooms. Regular, vegetarian, and beef-free menus are offered, with monthly menus reflecting seasonal availability. Little Green Gourmets prepares meals in a peanut-, tree-nut-, sesame-, and shellfish-free environment. Other dietary accommodations include gluten-free, vegan, and dairy/egg-free options, available for an additional fee. For lunch-plan questions, contact hello@littlegreengourmets.com.
ISB is an independent, non-profit school. It is governed by a Board of Trustees comprising current parents, alumni parents, and community members. The Board oversees the financial management, long-range planning, and policies. Members serve three-year terms and may serve no more than two consecutive terms.
International School of Brooklyn (ISB) is an independent, non-profit day school in Carroll Gardens serving children ages 3 to 14. ISB offers an IB World School program with the Primary Years Programme for Pre‑K 3 through fifth grade and the Middle Years Programme for sixth through eighth grade, alongside a French Curriculum. The school provides immersive language learning in French and Spanish, with native‑speaking teachers. Preschool–Lower School are accredited by the French Ministry of Education; the full program is accredited by the Spanish Ministry of Education, and the curriculum integrates New York State standards within the IB framework. Founded in 2005, ISB emphasizes inquiry‑based learning and multilingualism within a diverse community. On campus, facilities include a sunny courtyard, light‑filled classrooms, a learning garden, a full‑size gym, and dedicated art and music studios. The multilingual library houses about 14,000 volumes, and after‑school enrichment and athletic programs extend learning beyond the classroom.
