Page 1 - News Search

Moving back to China can bring big questions for your child — academics, language, friendships, and feeling at home again.

We came together on June 7 for the Graduation Ceremony to celebrate the remarkable journey of the Class of 2026 — a class defined by passion and diversity.

The early years are not simply the beginning of school — they are the foundation for life.

DAIS celebrates a successful spring sports season, honoring student achievement, teamwork, and excellence at the Sea Dragon Athletic Awards.

Through this challenge, students discovered how engineering and empathy can work together to make a meaningful difference.

The DAIS/DHS Class of 2026 has received offers from colleges and universities in the U.S. and worldwide.

DAIS students shine in a season of performing arts, from international festivals to concerts and theater productions.

Our students recently participated in an immersive simulation of the Yalta Conference, stepping into the roles of world leaders and diplomats tasked with shaping the postwar world at the end of World War II.

As artificial intelligence becomes a bigger part of everyday life, you might be asking yourself: how will this shape my child’s future?

In this reflection, Tiffany Lim shares how her experiences at DAIS have prepared her to make an informed university choice among opportunities in Australia and Singapore.

The results reflect growing confidence in the school and strong overall parent satisfaction.

DAIS families enjoyed cultural activities and performances while celebrating diversity and concluding the school’s 20th anniversary.

Spring is bringing fresh energy to our elementary classrooms.

Adam M. Vetrano is a career educator and school leader with over 20 years of experience.

This summer, our school will partner with the DDC Gifted Camp Program to deliver an exceptional advanced academic experience for talented young learners.

This summer, the 2026 Sea Dragon Summer Camp at Dalian American International School & Huamei School is fully upgraded.

Our students led art and programming classes for local chldren.

Nord Anglia Education has approved a $350,000 (approximately RMB 2.45 million) investment to transform our North Gym building into a dynamic, multi-use space for sport, performance, and student life.

NHD is an internationally recognized program that challenges students to engage in in-depth historical inquiry.

The Robotics Club introduces VEX IQ and VEX V5 systems to students across the secondary school.