My four-year-old loves his teacher and his class! He comes home singing songs and counting in Spanish, and he’s learning so much about different cultures. As a family, we appreciate the strong community and diversity of our school.

This is a beautiful school that is the perfect size. It is big enough that there is always something fun planned, but all the teachers and staff know my son well and take great care of him! The teachers and the environment here somehow feel more gentle than other Preschools/Childcare centers too, which really helped my son when he first started. This school is a gem, and I feel my son is very safe and loved here.

This was my sons first school experience and Im so glad that it was at ISP! They had him fully potty trained in a month, and going to bed at home on time because he was worn out from the day. He never cried being dropped off, and even asked to go on the weekends. Would definitely recommend!

Both of my children have happily attended ISP. Due to their age difference they never attended together and we had an about two year break before my youngest was able to attend. When we came back, before we got any further than hello, the director asked about my older child by name and with genuine care asked how she was and which school she was attending. I saw that the majority of staff were the same as when we left, the low turn over is very telling about the school in general. My oldest child is both ASD and ADHD while she was at school there were many days that I would get a phone call to come pick her up early as she reached her upper limit to handle all of the input. I was never told anything about her coming back aside from shes reached her limit today, we look forward to seeing her on her next day. They helped point is down the long path to eventually understanding why she would get so overwhelmed. As well as caring teachers and a director with over 20 years experience in early childhood education there is also a representative from the Easter Seals Blake Foundation who comes by to observe students and teachers and make suggestions to both based on behaviors seen in the classroom. This school has both partial and full immersion Spanish classrooms as well as enrichment classes in two additional languages, music, gardening, and special activities throughout the year. On top of all of this the is a strong emphasis on peaceful conflict resolution for students, parents and staff. I can not recommend them highly enough.

My child currently attends the International School for Peace (ISP) in the 2/3 year-old Partial Immersion class and we could not be more pleased!!! This is my childs first school experience and there were naturally tears at drop-off time for the first couple of days (for both he and I), however the warmth, understanding, patience and guidance by his teachers and the school director helped to ease my child into a smooth routine and now he is LOVING his school experience. I was floored when only weeks into school (and he only attends twice a week) he counted out his little Hotwheel cars in Spanish and is reciting his ABCs with delight. At ISP families are provided with an informative and fun newsletter every month which discusses upcoming activities that your child will have the opportunity to experience like Introduction to Farsi, Gardening, Music Appreciation, etc...not to mention the everyday exposure to Spanish! I really feel the school does an incredible job in maintaining professionalism and safety, while making each child feel like part of the ISP family. We could not be more thrilled or more satisfied with ISP!