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As part of our ongoing series spotlighting outstanding members of the DAIS/Huamei Class of 2025, we’re proud to feature Amanda Jiang - a student whose passion for physics and advocacy for women in STEM have left a lasting impact on our community.

Congratulations to Dalian American International School (DAIS) — the only school in Northeast China to be ranked among the Top 50 International Schools in the 2025 Forbes China International School Annual Selection, climbing to #41 from #44 last year!

Grade 7 students recently completed a math business project focused on real-world concepts like mark-up, tax, discount, and compound interest. 

Ms. Fan’s middle school 3D Art students visited Mr. Slava Matvejevs' high school Design and Engineering class to showcase and present their projects.

These hands-on experiences encouraged thoughtful reflection on the emotional, social, and physical aspects of relationships and decision-making. 

Students stepped into the roles of diplomats and world leaders in a dynamic simulation of an international peace summit - Yalta 2.0.

Creative sparks ignite the flame of imagination.

Our elementary and middle school students got a glimpse into the future at our Career Exploration Fair.

DAIS/DHS Musical Theater brought the roaring 1920s to life with Chicago

Our final band and orchestra concert of the year took place on Tuesday, April 29.

Our athletes brought home medals from ACAMIS Soccer in Shenzhen and Badminton in Beijing!

Students explored exciting careers and met inspiring professionals at our hands-on Career Fair.

From solo songs to group dances and band jams, the High School Talent Show brought the fun, the feels, and everything in between.

This impactful event highlighted student voices and perspectives on a wide range of social issues, serving as both a learning milestone and a platform for advocacy.

The conference emphasized the urgency of aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals amidst rapid technological advancements and complex international relations.

Our students celebrated Pi Day with games, challenges, and a little bit of whipped cream chaos.

School experiences and charity events have shaped Monica into a successful, positive and compassionate person.

Our seniors already received more than 80 offers from colleges and universities worldwide.

The Elementary Student Leadership Council hosted an exciting Spirit Day on February 21 with the theme “What I Want to Be When I Grow Up.” 

Our students successfully collected over 200 pounds of toys, clothes, and books to donate to the children at the Dalian Welfare Institute.