As a parent it's difficult to trust others with your children but the Denver International schoolhouse has been an incredible environment for my two daughters. They have loved their teachers and are in an excellent academic environment. I love that they can speak both Spanish and English I can see how that has accelerated their learning."
- Liz
"The new preschool is amazing. You and your staff have been great to Cooper. He has learned so much and grown in his Spanish skills. You are so willing to work with us for the best interest of Cooper. I highly recommend it to anyone who would like diversity for your preschoolers!!"
- Jodie
"My children are fluent in Spanish and now go to a full immersion school and were through the kindergarten reading requirements within the first month of school. Check them out, highly recommend!"
- Michelle
Denver International Schoolhouse is a preschool that prepares children ages 2 to 6 years old, to be ready for elementary school. Not only are we preparing them for their first year in elementary school, we also teach them Spanish hand in hand with the curriculum. This approach sets the foundation to becoming dual language learners.
Now more than ever, technology and globalization are connecting people across the world. Bilingual speakers will have an advantage for future success.
These early years are the optimal time in your child's life to learn a second language. Give your child an opportunity that comes just once in their lifetime - learning a second language the fun, natural way. Help your child begin their academic and social life ahead of their monolingual peers.
Preschool years are the optimal window of language development for children.
DIS maximizes this opportunity by allowing students to absorb the Spanish language naturally while they learn and discover the world around them. Our curriculum is rich with hands-on experiences that encourage a love of learning and help children become life-long learners.
Children are prepared to be academically ready
for their elementary years. The only difference is that they will be able to do it in two languages!
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