Cayman International School

Cayman International School

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Address: 95 Minerva Drive, Camana Bay
Phone: 345-945-4664
Email: cis@cis.ky
Website: https://www.caymaninternationalschool.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CaymanInternationalSchool/
Key Contact: Jim Urquhart
Established: October 1994
Inspection Date: January 2020
Overall Rating: Good

Type of School: Private, Affiliated (ISS)
Number of Students: 770
% Caymanian Students: 22%
% Special Education Needs: NA
Number of Teachers: 99
Number of Support Staff: 42
Student-Teacher Ratio: 7.8
Student-Staff Ratio: 5.5
Age of Students: 2 years to 18 years

Annual Tuition:

• Nursery: 5 Days Per Week, Half-Day $11,550 / 5 Days Per Week, Full-Day $13640 / 3 Days Per Week, Full-Day $8,310 / 2 Days Per Week, Full-Day $5,700
• Pre-K3: 5 Days Per Week, Full-Day $13,640 / 3 Days Per Week, Full-Day $8,310
• Pre-K4: $13,640
• Kindergarten – Grade 2: $16,360
• Grades 3 – 5: $18,870
• Grades 6 – 8: $21,170
• Grades 9 – 12: $22,520

OES Inspection Reports:

• Full Inspection Report, January 2020
• Summary Inspection Report, October 2018

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• ‘Grogu’ and ‘Herbert’ win inter-school robotics competition at the FIRST Tech Challenge 2022 (March 29, 2022) - Two robotics teams from Cayman International School emerged victorious in the FIRST Tech Challenge held 26 March.
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• Principals: New COVID policy effective, testing supply a challenge (November 5, 2021) - One week into the government’s new strategy for COVID-19 in local schools, education and health officials are racing to keep up with demand for ‘quick-response’ testing kits amid a cascade of cases among students and staff.

*Editor’s Note: Information sources include Office of Education Standards, Office of Auditor General, school website, communication with school, and/or other sources such as Cayman Parent or Cayman Resident. We strive to keep information as current as possible (i.e. tuition, number of students, etc.) but this is subject to change. Please contact pbrendel@caymancurrent.org with comments, corrections or updates.*