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Mission Statement

The Muriel S. Snowden International School at Copley is a multicultural, multilingual urban high school in the center of Copley Square, Boston. Snowden International is a college preparatory high school with an international studies and world language focus that offers a rigorous academic curriculum. The school's mission is to foster a community in which individual students, faculty, and families function together to sustain global awareness and responsibility, high academic achievement, and the ability to succeed in a diverse American society.

IB Program School

Snowden International School is an International Baccalaureate School. This program aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect. IB students take an active part in, and contribute to, their school, their local community and their global community.

Today's Highlights: Spirit Week: December 15-19

Snowden Spirit Week: December 15-19

Mid-year Exams: January 20-23, 2026

Term 2: 11/10-1/30

Term 3: 2/2-4/10

Term 4: 4/13-6-22

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Calendar of Events

Dec 15

ILT

Time: 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM

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News & Announcements

Next Week is Snowden Spirit Week

Please join us in celebrating Spirit Week next week, hosted by the Student Council.

Takaoka High School Visit

Thank you all for supporting our students in the language and culture exchange opportunity on Friday. This is the first time Grade 9 and 10 students have been included in the activities. Students across grade levels demonstrated those key IB learner attributes - they were great communicators, risk takers, inquirers, open-minded, and above all caring. (Ms. Daboussi)

Field Trip to Chinatown

Brief Update about our Chinatown Field Trip yesterday with Chinese 2 and Chinese 3
Our students had a truly meaningful and enjoyable language and cultural learning experience. Students were divided into 3 teams and spent the afternoon exploring a variety of locations in Chinatown, including Chinese bakeries, bubble tea shops, a mooncake shop, an Asian craft store, and a Chinese supermarket. Along the way, they ordered food in Chinese, described flavors, asked questions, and practiced conversations about prices and preferences. It was wonderful to see them confidently using the language in real-life situations while enjoying some delicious treats and meaningful interactions.
A huge thank you to Mr. E and Ms. Naveed for joining us as chaperones. Your support helped make the trip smooth and enjoyable for everyone. (Reported by Ms. Cai)

Whole School Field Trip on November 25

School Field Trip to Boston College basketball game

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