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The Barstow School campus in Kansas City, Missouri

The U.S. school network

Five schools.
A wider world.

Distinctive communities. A shared connection through CIC.

Meet the partner schools
The Barstow School · Kansas City, Missouri

Meet the network

Rooted in their communities.
Connected through education.

From Oregon and California to Missouri and Maine, each school brings its own history, setting and academic character.

Academic building at St. Mary’s School, with a sunlit outdoor terrace

Medford, Oregon

St. Mary's School

Founded in 1865, St. Mary’s is a Catholic school in Medford, Oregon, with a long academic tradition and a sustained connection to Chinese language and culture.

The Barstow School building framed by trees in bloom

Kansas City, Missouri

The Barstow School

Founded in 1884, The Barstow School is an independent coeducational school in Kansas City with programs spanning early learning through grade 12.

The St. Bernard’s Academy school building in Eureka

Eureka, California

St. Bernard's Academy

A CIC partner school in Eureka on California’s northern coast, connected with international education programs in China.

The entrance of Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School in Alameda

Alameda, California

Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School

A diverse, academically ambitious independent high school with specialist engineering, biomedical and creative-lab pathways.

Aerial view of North Yarmouth Academy and its playing fields

Yarmouth, Maine

North Yarmouth Academy

Founded in 1814, North Yarmouth Academy is an independent college-preparatory school in Maine with broad academic, athletic and arts offerings.

Your school’s next connection

What could
we build together?

Explore a partnership that brings U.S. educational resources into your own school community.

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Students and a teacher taking part in a science experiment in Wuhan
Hands-on learning · Wuhan, China

From connection to collaboration

Discover the work
beyond the U.S. campus.

The Wuhan and Ningbo programs offer two specific examples of U.S. schools working with local education partners in China.

See the partnerships in practice

For school leaders worldwide

Your school.
Our next conversation.

Tell us where you are, who you teach
and what you would like to build.

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