Welcome to Axis International Preschool and Toddler House!

We  provide toddlers (age 1-3) and preschool students (age 3-6) the opportunity to experience a fun curriculum in English under the instruction of qualified and experience staff and native English-speaking teachers.

Students benefit from the individual care and attention they receive.Our low student-to-teacher ratio means that teachers are able to watch the children quite closely for behaviours and actions that may be problematic. We also have the special assistance of our own school nurse. Each morning she does a quick check to see who needs her care.  If you have any concerns about your child's health, please discuss them with her.

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Welcome to Axis International School!

Axis International School provides elementary, junior high, and high school students the opportunity to study a full academic curriculum in English under the instruction of highly qualified, native English-speaking teachers. International school students benefit from an individualized school schedule in which they can study at their own pace and receive personalized instruction from their teacher. In this way, students can accelerate their studies and complete grade levels early or spend more time on problem areas to increase their academic success. Recent students with Axis have come within the top 10% of students in private schools in America according to the Stanford Standardized Test. Our highest achiever is within the top 2%. The low student to teacher ratio at Axis International facilitates a personal interaction that fosters academic growth, critical thinking skills, and character development.

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Testimonial

Bible education and lots of activies!
T.K., Mar 1'2013
Great system with much care and detial for each student.
T.K., Mar 1'2013
My child has tested post high school!
K. O., Mar 1'2013
My child is within the top 10% of American students for their grade level.
Anon, Mar 1'2013