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As artificial intelligence advances, Mr. Martin Moratillo explores why human connection remains education's most important purpose.

Dalian American International School recognized 26 recipients of the Anniversary Scholarship, honoring students for academic achievement, leadership, and character.

This fall, Nancy will attend UC Davis to study Business, with plans to pursue a minor in Musical Theater or Music.

Strong performances at the Berkeley Math Tournament and the World Scholar's Cup Global Round highlight the dedication and ambition of our students.

This summer, a new student farm took shape on our campus.

If AI can increasingly perform many cognitive tasks for us, perhaps the purpose of education will become less about what we can process and more about why we think, what and why we create, how we relate to others, and what kind of human beings we choose to become.

Meet DAIS Class of 2026 graduate Ukon and discover how his passion for astronomy and physics led him to the Australian National University.

From early learning and English development to exam preparation, robotics, science and business, Saturday School offers focused learning beyond the regular school week.

Dalian American International School is excited to welcome new and returning families to our beautiful campus.

Students explored new interests, built friendships, and challenged themselves through the Sea Dragon Summer Camp and DDC Gifted Camp.

Beginning in the 2026–2027 academic year, DAIS will launch our AI-Enhanced Teaching and Learning Initiative.

Anna is heading to the University of Washington in Seattle to study Pre-Science/Kinesiology.

Here’s our step-by-step guide on how to apply for your child’s place at Dalian American International School.

For students studying independently and families relocating to Dalian, DAIS offers more than education, we offer community.

Our students once again demonstrated academic excellence, with several core AP subjects achieving average scores above both the China and global averages.

This summer, DAIS has invested nearly RMB 5 million in campus improvements.

Alisha, Selina, and Max joined their peers from around the world for a week of leadership development, collaboration, service, and social impact learning.

The purpose of this transition is to strengthen clarity, depth, and consistency in mathematics learning, while continuing to meet the same academic standards.

Michael plans to major in Nutritional Science at Boston University.

The school prepares to host another Youth Summit in the 2026–2027 academic year.