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ISDenver extends learning beyond regular coursework with after-school clubs across disciplines, including robotics (STEM) and debate. New activities rotate every 9-12 weeks and run from 3:45 to 4:45 PM on one weekday. Examples include robotics, LEGO Club, debate, photography, and set design, supporting inquiry and problem-solving beyond the classroom. Co-curricular programs also cover third language offerings and the performing arts.
ISDenver offers after-school arts and creative activities, including drama, photography, orchestra, and set design, with crafts and vocal lessons also available. The program highlights performing arts as part of its co-curricular options. Activities rotate during the trimester and take place after the regular school day.
ISDenver provides third language offerings as part of its co-curricular program. Languages offered include French, Spanish, Chinese, and English. These language options support bilingual and intercultural education as part of ISDenver's language program.
After-school clubs cover Vocal Lessons, Tennis, Yoga, Gymnastics, Crafts, Soccer, Debate, Photography, Drama, Set Design, LEGO Club, Robotics, Orchestra, Karate, and Playdough. New activities rotate every 9-12 weeks and run 3:45–4:45 PM on one weekday. These clubs provide opportunities for recreation, creativity, and skill-building beyond the classroom.
ISDenver provides service-learning opportunities throughout the year, including volunteer activities that involve families. G8 students complete community service projects, and the school runs an international service-learning trip in the spring to Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Belize, and Panama. The program emphasizes authentic, curriculum-tied projects and fostering empathy and global citizenship.
Leadership development is offered through Leadership Corps—Counselor-in-Training camps for seventh through tenth graders, providing leadership experiences and CPR certification. The school also supports family involvement through the Dragon Parents Association and related volunteer committees. Summer and after-school programs provide additional opportunities to develop leadership and professional skills.
ISDenver's Athletics Program for grades 6–9 includes Co-Ed Cross Country, Tennis, Girls Volleyball, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Co-Ed Track and Field, and Co-Ed Ultimate Frisbee. Extended Day School runs from 7:15 AM to 5:30 PM and includes before-care, after-care, and a range of after-school clubs (3:45–4:45 PM). The program supports physical activity, teamwork, and well-being through organized sports and wellness-oriented clubs such as yoga and more.
ISDenver is an IB World School serving PreK through Grade 12 with two Denver campuses. It offers the International Baccalaureate continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) alongside a bilingual framework aligned with French and Indian curricula. The Primary Years Programme is delivered in English and Spanish; the Diploma Programme is taught in English and French. The school follows a progressive bilingual model: about 90% language immersion in preschool through Grade 2, a 50/50 English–language split from Grades 3–5, and language-focused block schedules in Grades 6–8. A Chinese language program is integrated in the Middle Years, complemented by additional language offerings and international trips. ISDenver maintains a Section française and is a partner in the AEFE network. The PreK–G8 campus at 7701 East First Place, Unit C, and the High School Campus at 458 Uinta Way are equipped with libraries, gymnasia, and fields. The school emphasizes service learning, after-school clubs in robotics, drama, and third-language study, and international journeys if applicable for students over various grades.
