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From November 2 to 7, 67 students from Nord Anglia schools around the world, icluding two students from DAIS, gathered in Cambridge, Massachusetts to collaborate with leading STEAM innovators through workshops, challenges, and hands-on activities.

To celebrate DAIS anniversary, our first physical education teacher recalls his most rewarding memory.

At Dalian American International School, we are thankful for our vibrant community: students, families, teachers, staff.

As DAIS turns 20, we share the inspiring story of creating two libraries from scratch in 2009.

On November 20, our campus transformed into a hub of empathy, learning, and celebration in honor of World Children’s Day.

DAIS Early Years program promotes sensory-rich, student-led learning in a multilingual environment.

Come for our Advanced Orchestra & Select Choir on the big stage, and enjoy the student art show in the foyer.

The First in Dalian!

This year, students, teachers, and families joined together to celebrate Halloween with a month full of exciting events.

From hosting the first-ever DISA U15 Badminton tournament on our Dalian campus to competing in high-level events in Shenzhen and Xiamen, our student-athletes showed grit, growth, and great sportsmanship.

Our teachers and students took part in a milestone event: the first-ever NAE regional Social Impact Conference.

On November 2–8, 2025, our students will be participating in a once-in-a-lifetime trip to MIT in Boston.

Students stepped into the shoes of historical figures to debate one of the most defining questions of the 18th century: Should the American colonies go to war with Britain?

On October 15, Secondary students designed experiential learning activities for elementary school students.

We uphold a strong commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our students.

DAIS Elementary students and teachers celebrated Wacky Tacky Day with bold outfits and big smiles.

DAIS Elementary students celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival through hands-on cultural activities led by our Mandarin teachers.

It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Audrey Wong, Co-Founder of DAIS and DHS, and Founder of the Montessori Program in our community.

Natalie founded a startup for safer rides, led student government, and now studies gender at UCLA.

The north gym buzzed with excitement and energy as students and parents gathered to enjoy a day full of fun, food, and community spirit.