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International School of Tomorrow

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Russian
Fees RUB 200,000 - 1,350,000
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 250
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Russian, French
Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Leadership and Professional, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

International School of Tomorrow in Moscow offers a bicultural, bilingual learning environment built on two full curriculums: the ACE/International School of Tomorrow program and the Russian national program, with English as the language of instruction and Russian available for some students. The school delivers a co-curricular program and progresses toward university readiness, offering diplomas in Vocational, General, College Preparatory, and Honors, with dual enrollment options. Established in 1992 to serve the diplomatic community, the school has 35 years of international education in Russia and holds Moscow accreditation (2015-2025) with NCPSA/AI (2018) and MSA-CESS (2019). Core subjects include Math, English, Social Studies, Science, taught through a diagnostic-based, individualized approach. The school emphasizes Bible-based moral principles and Character Building, with English-language instruction and opportunities to learn Russian and French as additional languages. Facilities include a nurse, 24/7 security, transport, and two daily meals. Student leadership programs and an international staff support citizenship.

5A Sumskoy Proezd, Moscow; 87A Leninsky Prospekt, Moscow

The Essentials

International School of Tomorrow has 250 pupils, instruction in English, Russian.

Location

Moscow, Russia. The International School of Tomorrow operates in Moscow with a new campus at 87A Leninsky Prospekt for Summer Camp and short-term programs. It serves both Russian and international families from 35 countries. It is listed among Moscow's private schools.

Stages

Preschool for ages 4-6; Primary through Secondary (K-12). The school uses a bilingual system combining the ACE program and the Russian national program. The language of instruction is English.

Type

Private international school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

40 countries represented by students and staff.

Country affiliation

United States; the school uses an American curriculum (ACE) in bilingual instruction alongside the Russian program.

Religious affiliation

Christian (Bible-based).
Diving Deeper

Food Options

MEAL PROGRAM: Every student receives two meals at school every day: breakfast and lunch. The school cafeteria prepares food on the basis of a 20-day menu. Students may choose meals from the menu. Meals include a balance of proteins, carbohydrates, and minerals. Every day students receive different kinds of fruit at breakfast. The list of dishes in the school menu is developed in accordance with the Russian Health Department Regulations. In addition to the regular meals, students can buy other refreshments in the school buffet.

Governance and Ownership

The school has a termless license to provide educational services issued by the Department of Education of Moscow (license #036053, March 27, 2015) and has over 35 years of international education in Russia. The school has international accreditation since May 2018 through NCPSA and Accreditation International. The Russian State program is taught under the supervision of the Department of Education of Moscow.
Fees

Annual tuition at International School of Tomorrow ranges from RUB 200,000 to RUB 1,350,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees
- Admission (entrance) fee and the placement/diagnostic assessment fee are payable after signing the enrollment contract. The school may offer a 50% discount on the admission (entrance) fee for a second, third, etc. child enrolled from the same family.

Tuition fees by year group (2026/27 academic year — amounts in RUB unless otherwise specified)
- Kindergarten (K – 3–4 years)
- 8:30–15:00: RUB 105,000 per month; RUB 420,000 for 1st trimester (4 months); RUB 315,000 for 2nd trimester (3 months); RUB 315,000 for 3rd trimester (3 months); RUB 1,050,000 per year (10 months).
- 8:30–17:00: RUB 135,000 per month; RUB 540,000 (1st trim); RUB 405,000 (2nd); RUB 405,000 (3rd); RUB 1,350,000 per year.
- Additional time 17:00–18:00: RUB 20,000 per month; RUB 80,000 (1st trim); RUB 60,000 (2nd); RUB 60,000 (3rd); RUB 200,000 per year.

- Kindergarten (K – 5–6 years, preparation for school)
- 8:30–13:00: RUB 95,000 per month; RUB 380,000 (1st trim); RUB 285,000 (2nd); RUB 285,000 (3rd); RUB 950,000 per year.
- 8:30–15:00: RUB 110,000 per month; RUB 440,000 (1st trim); RUB 330,000 (2nd); RUB 330,000 (3rd); RUB 1,100,000 per year.
- 8:30–17:00: RUB 135,000 per month; RUB 540,000 (1st trim); RUB 405,000 (2nd); RUB 405,000 (3rd); RUB 1,350,000 per year.
- Additional time 17:00–18:00: RUB 20,000 per month; RUB 80,000 (1st trim); RUB 60,000 (2nd); RUB 60,000 (3rd); RUB 200,000 per year.

- Primary school (Grades 1–4)
- 8:30–15:00: RUB 95,000 per month; RUB 380,000 (1st trim); RUB 285,000 (2nd); RUB 285,000 (3rd); RUB 950,000 per year.
- 8:30–17:00: RUB 120,000 per month; RUB 480,000 (1st trim); RUB 360,000 (2nd); RUB 360,000 (3rd); RUB 1,200,000 per year.
- Additional time 17:00–18:00: RUB 20,000 per month; RUB 80,000 (1st trim); RUB 60,000 (2nd); RUB 60,000 (3rd); RUB 200,000 per year.

- Middle and Senior school
- Grades 5–8: RUB 99,000 per month; RUB 396,000 (1st trim); RUB 297,000 (2nd); RUB 297,000 (3rd); RUB 990,000 per year.
- Grades 9–12: RUB 108,000 per month; RUB 432,000 (1st trim); RUB 324,000 (2nd); RUB 324,000 (3rd); RUB 1,080,000 per year.

Other academic & one‑time fees
- Additional educational services for new students (one‑time enrollment charge): RUB 160,000, paid once upon enrollment.
- Diagnostic (placement) test fee: RUB 10,000.
- AP exam fee: USD 178 per subject (paid in rubles at equivalent).

Transport, uniform and other ongoing charges
- School bus (standard/approved routes): RUB 17,000 per month or RUB 170,000 per year.
- School bus (long distance routes): RUB 19,000 per month or RUB 190,000 per year.
- Sport and summer uniform bundle (vest with logo, sports and summer uniform): RUB 4,500. The school does not provide the remainder of the uniform items (suits, shirts, blouses) — these are purchased by parents.
- School vest with logo for Pre‑school students (4–6 y.o.): RUB 1,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition can be billed and paid on the monthly, trimester or annual bases shown above (monthly / 1st trimester (4 months) / 2nd trimester (3 months) / 3rd trimester (3 months) / 10‑month annual total); the billing frequencies and precise payment deadlines are set out in the school's enrollment contract. Parents reserve a place by paying the admission/enrollment charge and diagnostic fee after signing the contract.

Refunds and cancellations
- Refunds, cancellation conditions and any penalties related to withdrawal or non‑attendance are governed by the signed enrollment contract; no separate public refund schedule is published on the school's public fee notices. Parents should review the contract clause that defines payment and termination terms.

Fee payment options and payment details
- Cashless/bank payment via Sberbank Online (web and mobile app), Sberbank ATMs and terminals is supported; when paying cashlessly, bank fees/commissions are paid by the payer. Payment orders must include the enrollment contract number and date in the payment purpose. The school's banking/payment requisites are available through the school's payment instructions.

Sibling discounts and other concessions
- The school offers a 50% reduction of the admission (entrance) fee for the second and subsequent children enrolled from the same family. Other discounts and sibling concession rules (if any) and their applicability are defined in school documentation and the enrollment contract.

Notes on the coverage of this overview
- The figures above reflect the school's publicly posted 2026/2027 fee schedule for on‑campus programmes and the listed supplementary charges (transport, uniform, AP exam and one‑time enrollment services). Specific payment deadlines, refund/cancellation mechanics and any bespoke discounts or scholarships are defined in the signed enrollment contract and associated billing documents.
Academics

International School of Tomorrow teaches American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum

Two full curriculums are taught, plus one co-curriculum. The school operates in a multicultural and bilingual environment. The school has 35+ years of international education in Russia.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have been admitted to 360+ universities. Graduates have gone to universities in 45 countries.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Character Building is central to ISOT's approach. The curriculum introduces 90 Biblical character traits that guide daily learning, including virtues such as affection, honesty, and responsibility. Bible-based moral principles underpin education and character development, forming the foundation of the school's culture.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

ISOT uses an individualized approach with a diagnostic process to place each student at the appropriate level, allowing progress at the student's own pace. In some cases, remedial education is provided using the ACE School of Tomorrow curriculum.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The language of instruction is English. The school provides a bilingual system combining the ACE program and the Russian national program. International students predominantly follow the ACE curriculum, while Russian students study both ACE and the Russian national program. Russian and French are offered as second and third foreign languages.

Mental Wellbeing

Character building supports mental wellbeing by developing virtues and a stable moral framework. The education also includes orientation toward the spiritual dimension of life and the practice of Biblical traits.
Parent Experience

History

School of Tomorrow originated in Dallas, Texas in 1970 and was founded by Dr. Donald R. Howard, Ph.D., and Dr. Esther Howard. The International School of Tomorrow began in Moscow in 1992 to serve the diplomatic community. The Moscow campus offers a bilingual program combining the ACE (A.C.E.) curriculum with the Russian national program, with English as the language of instruction and Russian available for some students. The school holds a Moscow State Accreditation Certificate (April 20, 2015) valid until February 26, 2025 and international accreditations from NCPSA/AI (May 2018) and MSA-CESS (December 2019). The school is governed by a Trustees Committee and emphasizes Bible-based moral principles and preparation for university and global citizenship.

Community

ISOT Moscow has about 250 students and 100 teachers and staff, representing around 40 countries. Len and Olga Stolyarchuk are the founders and lead the school, with a focus on unity and collaboration. The campus hosts events such as Graduating Class 2026 and Award Ceremonies for junior, primary, and senior levels, demonstrating an active student life.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Two meals are provided daily: breakfast and lunch, served in the school cafeteria. The meals follow a 20-day menu and include proteins, carbohydrates and minerals, with fruit provided at breakfast. Students may purchase additional refreshments at the school buffet. Transportation services are available; parents submit an Application for Transport Service and the head driver creates a bus route with exact pickup and drop-off times. A registered nurse is on staff and the medical room is equipped for first aid; injuries are reported to the nurse and parents are informed. Security guards from a licensed company supervise the facilities 24/7, and there are written policies governing access to the site and an alarm system to contact emergency services.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Student leadership programs are offered. The school is supported by a dedicated international staff.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Two full curriculums are taught: the ACE/International School of Tomorrow program and the Russian national program, with one co-curriculum. The school uses a diagnostic-based, individualized approach that adapts to each student's language level, work abilities, and motivation. Core subjects include Math, English, Social Studies, Science, and Wordbuilding, with students progressing at their own pace toward diploma and college readiness. Diplomas offered include Vocational, General, College Preparatory, and Honors, with dual enrollment available for college pathways.

Cultural & Language

The school provides a bilingual education system with English as the language of instruction. It combines the ACE program with the Russian national program, and creates an English-language environment that supports ongoing language practice. Russian and French are part of the academic package as second and third foreign languages. Advanced Russian learners may study Math in Russian, spanning both curricula.

Leadership & Professional

Character Building is a central element of ISOT's education. The ACE School of Tomorrow curriculum introduces 90 Biblical character traits, including Courageous, Generous, and Honest. The program emphasizes moral principles and the spiritual dimension of life and requires students to apply these traits in daily life. This foundation supports ethical leadership and responsible citizenship.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Bible-based moral principles and orientation toward the spiritual dimension of life are core components of daily life at ISOT. The Character Building framework presents a range of traits and encourages their practical demonstration in school and community life. The environment aims to foster personal well-being through character development and spiritual formation.
Languages

Bilingual Teaching

The school operates in a multicultural and bilingual environment. Two full curricula are taught and one co-curriculum is offered. Primary, Junior, and Senior levels are included.
Reputation

Awards

ISOT is ranked in Forbes' Top-30 Private Schools of Moscow.

Accreditations

The Moscow Department of Education issued State Accreditation Certificate No. 003511 on April 20, 2015. Since March 1, 2022, state accreditation is perpetual for organizations with prior accreditation, and Rosobrnadzor lists the accreditation in the official registry.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Book a tour by filling out the simple questionnaire. The school will contact you with possible dates and times for the tour. Tours can be arranged for on-campus visits at Moscow campuses, including 5a Sumskoy Proezd and 87a Leninsky Prospekt. After the tour, admissions staff can discuss enrollment options. 2. All students must take Diagnostic and Readiness tests before admission. The tests assess readiness for the International School of Tomorrow programs. The results help determine eligibility for the Russian and American programs. The tests are a required step in the admissions process. 3. Parents of all students enrolled must sign the agreements between the parents (legal representatives) and the school. The agreements specify the cost of the educational services for each student according to the officially approved price list. The price list details fees by grade level and service. These agreements formalize the financial terms of enrollment. 4. To reserve a seat, the Admission Fee and the Diagnostic Test Fee must be paid after signing the official agreements. There may be a 50% discount of the Admission Fee for the second, third, and subsequent children in the family. If transportation services are requested, transportation agreements must be signed and transportation fees paid according to the agreements. These steps finalize the admission procedures before the student is enrolled.
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