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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.

Throughout the spring, students in this pilot program explored nature through weekly activities that fostered creativity, independence, and environmental stewardship.

From classroom memories to lifelong friendships, these students have grown in countless ways.

On June 5, the elementary school community gathered for a magical afternoon of music, movement, and storytelling.

Our Student Council brought the global Spark Peace Project to life, inspiring younger students to explore peace through art, writing, and storytelling.

DAIS students met professionals from engineering, healthcare, music, and more at our Career Fair, gaining hands-on experience and discovering exciting future paths.

The Elementary Student Leadership Council hosted an exciting Spirit Day on February 21 with the theme “What I Want to Be When I Grow Up.” 

The December DAIS Elementary concert, Lights in the Night, brought the enchanting story of Yuval Zommer’s "The Lights That Dance in the Night" to life through music, dance, and storytelling.

STEM education prepares students for future careers and to navigate the rapidly changing world.

We have launched the Elementary Student Leadership Council with our Grade 5 students.

We at DAIS were proud to host the first ever Dongbei International School Association U12 soccer and U15 basketball event.

This Elementary Community Time showcased the essence of our School-Wide Learning Outcomes (SWLOs).

Each year, we at DAIS-E analyze how our students are performing.

Aaron, a talented DAIS Grade 5 student and baseball player, had an outstanding summer competing in multiple high-level tournaments.

The boarding program provides a platform for elementary school students to build character.

The DAIS elementary talent show was a delightful event, highlighting the diverse talents of our young students.

Grade 5 students at DAIS are ready for their transition to secondary school.

Grade 5 and 6 students embarked on a transformative field trip designed to ease their transition into middle school.

In this challenge, MIT doctoral candidate Shon Mackie is working with a group of ambitious researchers to make renewable energy through nuclear fusion.