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At Dalian American International School, learning doesn't stop at the classroom door

Today, Anna Zhao is heading to the University of Washington in Seattle to study Pre-Science/Kinesiology.

From early learning and English development to exam preparation, robotics, science and business, Saturday School offers focused learning beyond the regular school week.

This summer, we have invested nearly RMB 5 million in campus improvements.

Moving back to China can bring big questions for your child — academics, language, friendships, and feeling at home again.

Students in Grades 5–11 spent a joyful day at Discoveryland

Teacher Appreciation Week was highlighted by a special dinner on Thursday thoughtfully prepared by the PSG and Mr. Karim.

Graduates processed through every division of the school, greeted by younger students and teachers who lined up the halls in applause and admiration.

Students from Mandarin classes visited Hengshan Temple in Lüshun

As the school year came to a close, Student Government held its annual elections to select next year’s officers.

We hosted our Second Annual Science Fair, bigger and more interactive than ever before.

We are proud to announce Alisha, Max, and Selina as Dalian American International School’s student representatives for the Nord Anglia Education Student Summit 2026.

The Art Show brought the community together to celebrate creativity, imagination, and student talent.

Huge congratulations to DAIS students Zeno (G6) and Samira (G7), who were named champions at the NAE Regional STEAM Festival in Shanghai.

Read It. Solve It. Build It.

As artificial intelligence becomes a bigger part of everyday life, you might be asking yourself: how will this shape my child’s future?

When the Chips Are Down, We Sing.

Students at Dalian Huamei School performed Man of La Mancha on the school’s stage.

The DAISMUN conference, held on March 6-7, provided a unique experience for passionate student delegates from across the region to engage in an immersive experience of diplomatic discourse, critical thinking, and collaborative engagement.

During the Subject Fair, students in Grades 8 to 11 explored the full range of academic pathways available at DAIS.