Magnet Pathways · International Education
international education.
An integrated learning environment combining traditional academics with an international theme — developing global thinkers, problem solvers, and compassionate citizens ready to make a difference in the world.
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9 – 12 NLHS Multi-Magnet Campus
About the pathway
global thinkers & problem solvers.
The International Education Pathway provides an integrated learning environment that combines traditional academics with an international theme. Students explore world cultures, languages, and global challenges — developing the empathy, critical thinking, and sense of agency needed to create positive change locally and globally.
From kindergarten through 12th grade, students grow into confident, culturally aware leaders who connect classroom learning to real-world issues like poverty, climate, and equality. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are woven throughout the curriculum at every level.
Learning at every level
pathway by grades.
Grades K – 5
Elementary School
- Beginning in kindergarten, students learn Spanish while exploring and celebrating worldwide cultures and traditions.
- The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are integrated across the curriculum to build global awareness, empathy, and practical skills — connecting classroom learning to real-world issues like poverty, climate, and equality.
- Students develop confidence and leadership skills throughout their elementary years. 4th graders mentor kindergarteners and 1st graders, and all students engage in Latinos in Action.
Grades 5 – 8
Middle School
- Students receive direct language instruction in Spanish and/or French while exploring and celebrating worldwide cultures and traditions.
- Learners connect academic subjects to real-world issues like poverty, climate, and equality — fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and a sense of agency to create positive change locally and globally.
- Leadership opportunities include: peer mentoring, Student Council, National Junior Honor Society, Model UN After School Club, Education Rising, and more.
Grades 9 – 12
High School
- Students receive direct language instruction in Spanish, French, and/or Mandarin Chinese while exploring and celebrating worldwide cultures and traditions.
- The Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC) program focuses on citizenship, leadership, maritime heritage, and naval operations — supplemented by community service, athletics, drill competitions, and field trips.
- Students can focus on culinary arts in a professional-grade kitchen, exploring different cuisines, techniques, and flavors to expand their cultural understanding. The program:
- Develops skills in time management, collaboration, leadership, and problem solving
- Promotes healthier eating habits and self-sufficiency
- Prepares learners for higher education or careers in hospitality
