Riverstone Community School

read moreAs a premier, private International Baccalaureate World School located in Boise, Idaho, we encourage students to fearlessly ask questions, think critically, develop creative solutions, and collaborate with others who have diverse perspectives. We prepare students with the academic skills to tackle the next big challenge while having the personal fortitude to know what they believe in and who they are. What's our super power? Small classes and strong relationships with teachers who facilitate a highly personalized educational experience.

read moreChoosing the right school for your child and family is a big decision. Whether you are seeking a change from another school in the area, new to Idaho, or an international family seeking an international education in the United States, our admissions team is here to help. We look forward to answering your questions, welcoming you to an open house, touring you around the school, and introducing your child to a future classmate or teacher. Our convenient online inquiry form means that you can reach out at any time from wherever you happen to be and know that we will receive your request to learn more.

read moreWe know that private, independent education is an investment in your child, now and into the future. We also know that diversity enhances our school community by bringing together differing perspectives and life experiences into our classrooms. We work with families to make Riverstone's tuition and fees as affordable as possible. About 25 percent of our families receive tuition assistance or scholarships, neither of which need to be repaid. A Section 529 plan may be an option for paying for private school tuition.

read moreThere are three schools - also referred to as divisions -under the umbrella of the Riverstone International School. Whether you are interested in one or more of our schools, we hope that our website makes it easy for you to dive deep into what makes that school unique.

read moreOur alumni havecome from all corners of the globe and all walks of life. They have shared conversations in classrooms, on trails, and on rivers. They band together to do good things for our community and good things for each other. They have willingly tackled oral presentations in a second language, scientific analysis, fledgling athletic teams, and a month of grueling International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme examinations. They are a special group of individuals.