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For Susan, becoming Valedictorian 2025 was all about embracing life's journey and following her own unique path.

DAIS Class of 2025 valedictorian and passionate soccer player Zuri Qu shares her advice for future graduates.

Creativity is at the heart of everything we do in the Visual Arts program, and the annual Art Show is its most vibrant celebration.

Our senior student Amanda Jiang shares how her love for physics shaped her voice, purpose, and unique path in STEM.

Our math teachers inspire growth through solid teaching, creative challenges, and hands-on learning.

High School Student Government empowers students, builds spirit, and leads events that shape our vibrant DAIS life.

The second summit was an even bigger, two-days event where students learned how to be good leaders and volunteers.

Our students successfully collected over 200 pounds of toys, clothes, and books to donate to the children at the Dalian Welfare Institute.

Key discussions revolve around the dual nature of AI in education: its potential to enhance learning and the ethical challenges it poses.

From campus life to new opportunities, our grads are embracing this chapter with enthusiasm and determination.

In today's world, children need more than academic knowledge—core skills and competencies are essential too.

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

During the past volleyball season, every player has witnessed their tremendous growth.

Family Bridges hosted the DAIS Volleyball Community Cup, bringing parents, teens, and teachers together.

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

This summer, Women in STEM decided to extend their impact further by engaging with a younger audience.

DAIS Class of 2024 Valedictorian, Ein found a healthy balance of fun and work.

If university scholarships are something that, as a family, you are considering, our counseling team is here to help.

Bella is interested in music and all aspects of science, she is ready to pursue a degree in Biomedical Engineering.

Let's discuss how physical and psychological changes during puberty lead to communication barriers between teenagers and their parents.