CIS provides Japanese classes at several levels for students from grades 1 – 12. Grade 1 students study Japanese for 2 hours per week, generally increasing to 4 hours per week in Grade 10

＜Kindergarten＞
Student-centered learning activities introduce English language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, music, art, and physical education

＜Grades 1-5＞
Elementary curriculum areas include English language arts, Japanese, mathematics, science, social studies, art, music, technology education, physical education, and health. In addition to traditional subject area teaching, learning activities are structured to provide integrated learning units

＜Grades 6-8＞
In the junior high program, students are exposed to the subcategories of science, health, mathematics, social studies, English language arts, Japanese, art, music, and physical education.

＜Grades 9-12＞
The high school curriculum includes courses in English language arts, mathematics, general science, biology, chemistry, physics, history, computer studies, Japanese, music, physical education, and art. Selection of certain elective subjects makes science/business and arts/business streams available as options for study. At CIS, students will earn high school credits resulting in a Canadian academic high school graduation diploma

ICT classes are offered in G1 to G12

• Gymnasium
• Multi-purpose hall

• Music room
• PC room
• Laboratory

Language support at CIS is designed to provide additional instruction for students who are completing the regular academic IB PYP and/or Canadian program. All students are required to still participate in the prescribed curriculum for each course

University admissions include:

• McGill University
• Grinnell College
• University of Michigan
• Boston University etc

Counselors offer confidential counseling services to students, parents/guardians, and teachers