This group of ISP students participated in the U.S. Embassy’s Honoring Trailblazing Women in Labor and Business event for Women’s History Month. 

In 7th grade, advisory classes are focused in three different areas. We have To-Do Tuesdays, Thoughtful Thursdays, and Fun Fridays.

Parents, please take a look at this important information on social media from Jennifer Restrepo, our middle school counselor.

Our team placed third in the first ever AASCA Science and Engineering Fair!

The second grade students were real life problem solvers earlier this year after receiving a video message from their Elementary Principal, Ms. Becky. 

This year the grade 9 trip combined ocean, beaches, and two views of Panama as 84 of the grade 9s went to Isla Saboga in the Pearl Islands.

HACIA Democracy XXIII was a unique experience and opportunity.

The ISP Dolphins have once again made #aascahistory. We are so incredibly proud of these ISP Dolphins swimmers. 

Madagascar had its first full, all-cast tech rehearsal on Wednesday, March 15, which included costume fittings, microphones, and lighting.

We were so excited to welcome Panama’s very own opera singer, Diana Duran, to ISP recently.

Did you miss the Global Issues Network conference last week?

We would like to thank everyone who helped make sure that our literacy to life week went smoothly.

This year, the MS Spanish teachers implemented an activity for our SAL students called SALSA Lunch to benefit the SAL students. SALSA stands for Spanish as an Additional Language Student Association.

The Lincoln School Costa Rica hosted the first ever AASCA tennis tournament. Five schools from around the region came together at the Costa Rica Country Club to compete in a Davis Cup style event.

Let's congratulate the Destination Imagination teams and their team managers for their outstanding display of teamwork, creativity, innovation, and problem solving skills throughout the 2017 DI Colombia's Celebration of Creativity Tournament in Cartagena, Colombia on March 10-12.

Before the Carnaval break, I was part of a group of six students that traveled to Las Tablas to help support some of the humanitarian work being undertaken by the Panamanian and American Red Cross.

I was skeptical. Although I wanted to believe that I would have tried my best without the possibility of winning an award, I struggled to picture a group of young men and women discussing global issues without a competitive incentive.

Last week, students from middle and high school took on the challenge of creating and sharing short stories in French.

The ISP Elementary School proudly presents Madagascar: A Musical Adventure Jr. coming in April. To support the production and feature your business in the playbill, please contact Jillian Monaghan via e-mail.