High School

From February 25 to March 1, selected CAISL high school Choir and Orchestra students participated in the Iberian Festival, hosted this year by the American School of Barcelona. Over the course of three days, students collaborated with peers from the American School of Madrid, the British School of Barcelona, and Marymount International School of Rome, immersing themselves in music-making while forging new friendships across international schools.

(By Ms. Crocker)

Last week, our High School Thespian Troupe brought Almost, Maine to life in a moving and beautifully crafted production. Following a full week of dedicated rehearsals, the students delivered a performance filled with humor, tenderness, and emotional depth.

This project was entirely staged and student-led, with high schoolers taking ownership of the direction, acting, and technical elements. Their collaboration and artistic vision were evident throughout the show.

To create a more intimate atmosphere, the performance took place behind the curtains on our theatre stage, with a limited audience in attendance. The setting allowed for a close connection between performers and viewers, making the experience all the more powerful and memorable. 🎭✨

On December 19, CAISL was delighted to welcome 40 alumni back to campus for Alumni Day 2025. The day was filled with energy and connection, as alumni rejoined the community—catching up with former teachers and classmates, sharing their experiences during the morning panel, and competing (or cheering!) in the always-popular Basketball Wolf Cup.

Juniors and Seniors enjoyed an engaging panel with alumni from the Classes of 1967 through 2025, representing a wide range of fields from medicine and engineering to business, technology, the arts, and more. Their stories sparked great conversations and offered students an inspiring look at the many paths beyond CAISL.

Alumni Day remains a joyful reminder of the strong bonds that connect generations of Wolves.

Thank you to all who joined us—we loved having you back on campus, and you are always welcome at CAISL!

On December 17th, CAISL’s Debate Society welcomed to Mr. Thom G., Armed Forces Special Advisor and current Regional Delegate for the United States and Canada at the International Committee of the Red Cross.

During an interactive Q&A session, Mr. Thom shared insights into his career in international relations and humanitarian intervention. Students had the opportunity to ask thoughtful questions about working in conflict zones, the role of diplomacy, and the skills needed to pursue a career in global humanitarian work. 

The session offered valuable real-world perspectives and inspired students interested in making a meaningful impact on the international stage.

CAISL proudly embraced another meaningful cause by supporting Brave Future, a non-governmental organization that helps children in crisis and conflict areas continue their education. This initiative was led by our IB students as part of their CAS project.

The event brought together many secondary students, faculty and staff members, and parents. We were honored to welcome representatives from the organization, including the first child ever supported by Brave Future—who kindly answered questions from visitors throughout the event.

Thanks to the generous donations from our community, students—showing remarkable teamwork—created a warm and welcoming space where visitors could purchase tokens to exchange for handmade jewelry, shoes, home-baked goods, hand-painted postcards, ornaments made by the PSG Knitting Club and the Ecolution Group, and even popcorn.

By the end of the event, students were proud and delighted to have raised nearly 1,500 euros to support Brave Future’s mission.

This event was a wonderful example of compassion, collaboration, and community spirit at CAISL—showing how our students can make a meaningful impact beyond the classroom.