About
History
The International School of the Peninsula (ISTP) was established as a French immersion school in 1979, and was named the Peninsula French American School. Founded by Charlotte de Géry with a small group of parents and friends, the school originally opened its doors to nine students. Today, we have grown to have a student body of over 500 students across two Palo Alto campuses.
In 1996, the school added a bilingual Chinese program as well as an international middle school and changed its name to the International School of the Peninsula.
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Charlotte de Géry
Our Founder
Our Founder
The International School of the Peninsula was started by an exceptional person with an unwavering vision for a language immersion school that educates bilingual and bicultural individuals. Madame de Géry’s drive and the compelling force of her vision galvanized a group of selfless, dedicated people who helped to launch the school. Charlotte de Géry is a permanent honorary trustee of the International School of the Peninsula.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE PENINSULA
Ecole internationale de la Péninsule
半島國際學校
Ecole internationale de la Péninsule
半島國際學校
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