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Fall 2026: What to Expect at Your Virtual Play Date

July 14, 2025 by jessicagrear Leave a Comment

At BASIS Independent Bellevue, we seek applicants who have an interest in learning at an international level, a desire to make a contribution, a willingness to work hard, and an ambition to join a collaborative, supportive, and joyful community of peers, Learning Expert Teachers, and Subject Expert Teachers. Be ready to participate in a culture where academics are encouraged, learning is celebrated, and students have fun! In order to both ensure student success and manage the popularity of our program, admissions is a selective process.


What is the Virtual Play Date?
The play-based assessment provides our administrators and admissions staff the opportunity to get to know your child and observe your child’s social-emotional and academic development in a one-on-one setting.

The virtual assessment will take place in the comfort of your own home and we request that you have a few materials available for your child to use during the duration of the Play Date.  

Play Dates generally last 30 minutes and feature time for our administrator to get to know your child and conduct age-appropriate activities. 

What materials should be brought to the Play Date?
Your child should be comfortable and sitting in a chair at a table. Please have these materials ready for your child:

  • A recently created piece of artwork
  • Several sheets of paper
  • Writing or drawing utensils (crayons / color pencils / markers / pencil)

When are the Play Dates held?
Play Dates are held virtually Tuesday – Thursday, as early as 9:00 AM and as late as 2:00 PM, for 30-minute periods. 

Who is required to attend the Play Date?
One adult (a parent, guardian, caregiver, or family member) is required to be present, but this person is expected to only provide technical support as needed. We hope to interact with your child independently of the adult.

We ask that the adult in the room sit behind and to the side of the child so that our teacher or administrator may be able to effectively conduct this assessment without adult interference. 

How do we register for a Play Date?
Once you have submitted your application, you will be prompted to schedule your Play Date. 

If you’re not ready to choose a date and time, you can always log back in at a later date and choose one that is convenient. Please note: As we get closer to the Completion Deadline, there are fewer meeting times available. We would suggest scheduling one as soon as you are able. 

How long is the Play Date?
Play Dates are generally 30 minutes long. Oftentimes, those hosting the Play Date will have back-to-back appointments and will be unable to go over the 30-minute mark. 

Whom will we be meeting with?
Our Play Dates are hosted by members of the Admissions Team and members of our Administration. You never know who will be hosting, but your child will always get to meet with a member of our community. 

What if my child doesn’t know all the answers?
That’s ok! We are meeting with them to gauge where they are socially, emotionally, and academically. We know and understand not all students are in the same place. 

What if my child doesn’t speak English?
While we understand not all students will be proficient in English, we are looking for more than a beginner level of English fluency. Students should be able to answer questions from the host about themselves, numbers, colors, a book or toy, etc. in English. The host should not have to speak slowly or repeat themselves for the child to understand. The adult attending the Play Date should also not offer any assistance or translation for the child.

How will the Play Date be held?
You will receive a reminder email 24 hours before your meeting time with a Zoom link to your Virtual Play Date. When your meeting time arrives, please log in to your meeting via Zoom. 

What if my child doesn’t do well due to unforeseen circumstances?
We know children don’t always have good days, a good night’s sleep, their tummy hurts, they are overly shy – we understand all these things. 

It is the right of the Admissions Office to reschedule if we feel it is necessary, however, we will not offer to reschedule if the adult feels the child did not do well or their best. As this is an assessment, only one opportunity for the assessment is allowed.  

Will we know the results of the Play Date?
No, we do not share assessment results with applicants or parents.  

We look forward to meeting your student(s) at their Virtual Play Date!

If you have any questions, email us at blv.admissions@basisindependent.com

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Fall 2026: The BASIS Independent Bellevue Admissions Process

July 14, 2025 by jessicagrear Leave a Comment

At BASIS Independent Bellevue, we seek applicants who have an interest in learning at an international level, a desire to make a contribution, a willingness to work hard, and an ambition to join a collaborative, supportive, and joyful community of peers, Learning Expert Teachers, and Subject Expert Teachers. Be ready to participate in a culture where academics are encouraged, learning is celebrated, and students have fun! 

We are excited to know you are considering BASIS Independent Bellevue as the next step in your child’s journey. For the 2026–2027 school year, we are accepting applications for Kindergarten through Grade 9. In order to both ensure student success and manage the popularity of our program, admissions is a selective process.

When applying, each family will work with members of the Admissions Team whose role is to welcome new families to our program and educate them on the benefits of a BASIS Independent Schools education. They are the guides through the application and admissions process.

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Key Admissions Dates

Regular Admissions: Kindergarten-Grade 8

Deadline to submit an application: Friday, January 23, 2026

Deadline to submit required materials: Friday, February 13, 2026

Notification date: Friday, March 20, 2026

Commitment Deadline: Friday, March 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM

Regular Admissions: High School

Deadline to submit an application: Friday, January 23, 2026

Deadline to submit required materials: Friday, February 13, 2026

Notification date: Monday, February 23, 2026

Commitment deadline: Monday, March 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM

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Admissions Process


Step 1: Attend an Admissions Event (Optional)

Though not required, we strongly recommend you attend one of our Admissions Events to learn about our program before applying. We offer both in-person Open House events and Virtual Information Sessions.

To view our upcoming Admissions Events, click here. 

Step 2: Submit an Online Application

You will submit an application with general student information through the online platform Ravenna. This will officially start the application process! After your application is processed, you will be able to send Teacher Recommendation Forms, Transcript Request Forms, and schedule your Student Evaluation and Family Meeting.

Please note: Steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 can be done in any order, but must be completed after the application is submitted and before a family is issued an admissions decision.  

Step 3: Teacher Recommendations (Kindergarten-Grade 1 optional, Grade 2-9 required)*

You will be able to provide the recommendations directly to your child’s current teacher. We do not accept recommendations from past teachers, only current ones. As listed in the instructions of the recommendations, we do not accept documents from parents. All recommendations must be sent from the teacher to the Admissions Office directly. This process is best done directly through our application tool, as parents can easily request a link sent directly to their child’s current teacher through Ravenna.

*We understand some schools do not allow their teachers to write recommendations for students that are leaving their program. In these circumstances, the requirement can be waived. 

Step 4: Transcripts

You will be able to submit a Transcript Request Form directly to your child’s school* after submitting your application. This form requests your child’s current school send us a current-year report, along with the last two years. As listed in the instructions of the request form, we do not accept documents from parents. All transcripts must be sent from the school to the Admissions Office directly. 

*If your child has been enrolled in more than one school district, you may need to submit this form more than once.

Step 5: Student Evaluation

Students will register for a BASIS Independent Schools Virtual Play Date (Kindergarten-grade 1) or Independent School Entrance Exam (grades 2 – 9). These evaluations allows us to meet and interact with your child and determine if they are ready – academically, socially, and emotionally – to join our program in the grade for which they are applying. 

Step 6: Virtual Family Meeting

At least one parent or guardian is required to attend this 20-30 minute Virtual Family Meeting. Students applying for grades 2-9 are required to attend. This meeting is a chance for us to meet your family, and your student, and learn a bit more about them in a personalized setting. 

Once all supplementary materials are received and required meetings are attended, your application is complete!

If you have any questions, please contact us at blv.admissions@basisindependent.com.

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The Rolling Admissions Cycle – Your Questions Answered!

March 26, 2025 by jessicagrear Leave a Comment

Our Regular Admissions Cycle wrapped on March 14, 2025, which means that we have now entered Rolling Admissions . Due to increased demand and the competitive nature of the application cycle, we’re excited to say that our seats for the 2025 – 2026 school year have filled in grades 3 – 8. This means that students who apply for Rolling Admissions in these grades will be applying to join our wait pool.

However, each year there is always movement in our seats from the spring to fall, which means that we reach out to applicants in our wait pool to offer seats as they become available. Applicants on our wait pool often have the chance to secure a spot before the school year begins!

What does this mean for Rolling Admissions for grade 9 students?

We currently have seats available for grades 9! If you would like to apply for the 2025 – 2026 school year for this grade, we encourage you to do so sooner rather than later to secure your child’s seat.

What does this mean for Rolling Admissions for grade 3 – 8?

While we have some applicants in our wait pool, we are continuing to accepting rolling applicants across ALL these grade levels to add to this pool. As we have added an additional section of grade 5 this year, we expect even more seat availability is likely to come up in grade 5.

If we apply and make it on the wait pool, will my child be last on the list?

No! Students in our wait pool are not ranked. This is why we do not consider it a wait list but a wait pool. Whenever a seat becomes available, we evaluate all students in the pool and offer the seat to the applicant that seems to be the best fit, considering all aspects of their application. Applying for the wait pool as a rolling applicant does not hinder your chances of being offered a seat, should one become available.

How are the Rolling Application requirements different than Regular Application requirements?

The requirements to be considered for Rolling Admissions are the same as Regular Admissions. The only difference is that the Admissions Team will reach out to you to schedule the Entrance Exam and Family Meeting after we have received all the required materials. Review our application checklist to ensure you are aware of all the materials needed to complete your application.

When should I apply for Rolling Admissions?

Sooner rather than later! There is no way to guarantee when a seat will become available before next school year. The sooner your child is able to join the wait pool, the more likely their application will be considered when a seat opens.

Can I still come visit the school?

Yes! We will continue to offer one-on-one tours for the duration of the spring. If you would like to attend a campus tour, submit this form on our website and our Admissions Team will contact you.

How will I be contacted if a seat becomes available?

Our Admissions Team will call you immediately if we have a seat to offer your child and follow up this call with an email. We will provide all the details necessary to proceed with accepting the seat from there.

If my child makes it on to the wait pool but is not offered a seat this year, will they be guaranteed a seat next year?

No, applicants are not held for the next admissions cycle. If you wish for your child to be considered for the following year, you will need to reapply.

How should I apply?

Click this link to begin your application!

If you require any additional support during this process, please feel free to reach out to the admissions team at blv.admissions@basisindependent.com

Filed Under: Admissions, Admissions Process, High School, Lower School, Middle School

We’ve Got a Seat for You—Rolling Admission Cycle is Open!

February 27, 2025 by aixuanwang Leave a Comment

It has been an exciting 2025–2026 admission season at BASIS Independent McLean, and it’s not quite over. Our Rolling Admissions Cycle is open.  

Applications for the 2025–2026 school year are being accepted on an ongoing basis until all remaining seats are filled. We continue to accept applications for Toddler–Grade 10.  

What does this mean for you? 

  • There’s Still Time: Submitting an application early in the Rolling Admission Cycle improves the likelihood of securing a spot in our program as spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • Rolling Admissions Decisions: Applications submitted in the rolling admission cycle will be reviewed as soon as they are complete. We will begin releasing decisions on or around March 20, and we will continue to provide decisions within 5–7 business days thereafter.

What next?

  • Apply! If you have not already done so, submit the online application to start the Rolling Admissions Process.
  • Review the Admissions Application Checklist to ensure you are prepared to submit the required materials and attend the required meetings.
  • Attend an Admissions Event! We continue to offer Campus Tours and other Information Sessions for you to learn more about our dynamic community of learners.

We are excited to begin this process with you and look forward to introducing you to our Red-Tailed Hawk community!  

If you have any questions, be sure to reach out to our Admissions team at mclean-admissions@basisindependent.com

 

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Rolling Admissions: Secure Your Seat for Fall 2025 Today! 

January 13, 2025 by mirandamartinez Leave a Comment

We are excited to announce that our Rolling Admissions Application Cycle for BASIS Independent Manhattan is officially open! 

This means that applications for the 2025 – 2026 school year are now being accepted on an ongoing basis until all remaining spaces are filled. We continue to accept applications for PreK – Grade 10.  

What does this mean for you? 

  • Winter and Spring Admissions Decisions: As soon as your application is complete and after Regular Admissions Notifications in February, our Admissions Team will begin notifying you of our admissions decision within five business days.  
  • Secure Your Spot: Early Rolling Applicants have a greater chance of securing a place in our program, as spaces are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Applying earlier makes a difference! 

Next Steps 

  • Apply! If you have not already done so, submit your application to start the Rolling Admissions Process.
  • Review the Rolling Admissions Application Checklist to ensure you are prepared to submit the required materials and attend the required meetings.
  • Attend an Admissions Event! We continue to offer Campus Tours and other in-person and virtual admissions events for our prospective families to be able to meet with us, and members of our school administration, and see our program in action.

We are excited to begin this process with you and look forward to introducing you to the Wildcat Community!  

If you have any questions, be sure to reach out to our Admissions team at manhattan-admissions@basisindependent.com

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Rolling Admissions: Secure Your Seat for Fall 2025 Today! 

January 13, 2025 by mirandamartinez Leave a Comment

We are excited to announce that our Rolling Admissions Application Cycle for BASIS Independent Brooklyn is officially open! 

This means that applications for the 2025 – 2026 school year are now being accepted on an ongoing basis until all remaining spaces are filled. We continue to accept applications for PreK – Grade 10.  

What does this mean for you? 

  • Winter and Spring Admissions Decisions: As soon as your application is complete and after Regular Admissions Notifications in February, our Admissions Team will begin notifying you of our admissions decision within five business days.  
  • Secure Your Spot: Early Rolling Applicants have a greater chance of securing a place in our program, as spaces are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Applying earlier makes a difference! 

Next Steps 

  • Apply! If you have not already done so, submit your application to start the Rolling Admissions Process.
  • Review the Rolling Admissions Application Checklist to ensure you are prepared to submit the required materials and attend the required meetings.
  • Attend an Admissions Event! We continue to offer Campus Tours and other in-person and virtual admissions events for our prospective families to be able to meet with us, and members of our school administration, and see our program in action.

We are excited to begin this process with you and look forward to introducing you to the Bear Community!  

If you have any questions, be sure to reach out to our Admissions team at brooklyn-admissions@basisindependent.com

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Our Final Open Houses of the Season are Here!

December 18, 2024 by michaelmertes Leave a Comment

We are overjoyed to welcome you to our campuses for our final in-person Open Houses this January! This event is a great way to learn more about our program before or after submitting your application! At this time we are accepting applications for TK – Grade 9 for Fall 2025.

For a comprehensive breakdown of our admissions process, consult the 2025 Admissions Guide also posted to our blog. The Regular Admissions deadline for TK-Grade 9 is fast approaching on January 22, 2025!

We have two Open Houses for families on Sunday, January 12, 2025. This includes an Lower school open house at 10:00 AM and an Upper school open house at 1:30 PM. 

Continue reading for more details.


Attending an Open House is the best way for prospective families to learn more about our liberal arts and sciences curriculum with advanced STEM offerings, meet our Learning and Subject Expert Teachers, hear from parents of currently enrolled students, and meet current Bumblebees and Yellow Jackets! 

We are so excited to speak with you and share everything our school and community has to offer! 

In-person Open House Details:

  • Our TK – Grade 5 Open House is on Sunday, January 12 at 10:00 AM.
  • >> Click here to learn more and register for the event.

  • Our Middle and High School Open House  (Grades 6-12) is on Sunday, January 12 at 1:30 PM.
  • >> Click here to learn more and register for the event.

Students are welcome and encouraged to attend!


Referral Program

As a token of our appreciation for helping to build our community, your family will receive tuition credit for each new family referred to and enrolled at BASIS Independent Fremont. 

Click here to learn more!

Have questions? Please email the Admissions Team or call 510.775.5822.

BASIS Independent Fremont is a grades TK-12 private school based in Fremont, California, providing students an internationally benchmarked liberal arts and sciences curriculum. 

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Fall 2025: What to Expect at Your In-Person Entrance Exam

December 2, 2024 by binseditor Leave a Comment

At BASIS Independent Brooklyn, we seek applicants who have an interest in learning at an international level, a willingness to work hard, with an ambition to join a collaborative, supportive, and joyful community of peers and Subject Expert Teachers. Be ready to participate in a culture where a love of learning is developed, academics are celebrated, and students engage in a joyous environment! To both ensure student success and manage the popularity of our program, admissions is a selective process. 


What is the Entrance Exam? 

The BASIS Independent Schools Entrance Exam is part of the admissions process for students applying for grades 2–10 for Fall 2025. Its results show us concepts understood, and concepts not yet understood for the grade level they are applying for. All grade 2-10 applicants will take this Entrance Exam. 


How is your Entrance Exam conducted? 

Entrance Exams will be conducted in person on our campuses this admissions season. Staff members proctor the paper and pencil, timed exam. 
 

What is a passing score on the Entrance Exam? 

This exam is not pass or fail. Given that the exam is diagnostic in nature, we consider it to be just one part of our comprehensive admissions process, along with all the other application requirements.  
 

How will I learn the results of the Entrance Exam? 

We do not share exam results with applicants or parents. 
 

Do you require students to take the ISEE or other similar outside exams? Do you accept these scores?  

We do not require the ISEE, HSPT, or SSAT, nor will the Admissions Team accept or review these scores. All grade 2–10 applicants are required to take the BASIS Independent Schools Entrance Exam.  
 
 
What is on the Entrance Exam? 

Our Entrance Exam covers three topics: Math, English/Language Arts, and Writing. The content of these exams is created based on the material needed for the grade students are applying for. 

Math: Students will be presented with a set of open-ended math questions based on their incoming grade level and the BASIS Curriculum Schools program. Exam length: 40 minutes.  

English/Language Arts: Students will be presented with reading comprehension and grammar multiple-choice questions. Students will read short passages and then answer questions to assess their comprehension, as well as their knowledge of words in context, literary devices, etc. Students will also be presented with grammar questions that will ask them to correct sentences or identify parts of speech. Exam length: 30 minutes.  

Writing: Students will be presented with an essay prompt and asked to write a response. Exam length: 30 minutes.  
 
 

How long does the Entrance Exam take? 

In total, we ask for families to allow two hours. Students have 100 minutes to complete the exam. These two hours will allow enough time for the proctor to take attendance, read the instructions, and for all students to complete all three parts of the exam.  We commonly find middle and high school applicants take the full time, but for grades 5 and below, it can vary from 45 minutes to an hour and a half. 
 
 

How should my student prepare academically for the exam? 

Preparation is not necessary. We want students to focus on their current academics at their current school and not study for or stress over an exam they will never know the results of. The exam is used by the Admissions Team and Head of School to find out where your student is, academically speaking. As BASIS Independent Schools offers an advanced curriculum, it is completely normal for your child to encounter some challenging or unknown concepts on our exam.  
 
 

What should my student bring to the exam? 

Students are required to bring their own pencils and erasers. Admissions will have extra pencils and erasers if needed, but students should not depend on using them. Students are also welcome to bring a water bottle, but it cannot be a glass bottle. We do not allow food in our classrooms. Cell phones, calculators, rulers, and smartwatches are not allowed. 
 
 

When should we arrive on campus for the exam? 

The campus will open 30 minutes before the exam start time, 8:30 AM for the December 7 and 14 dates. All exams will begin promptly at 9:00 AM. We will have a closed campus once the exam begins and will not allow late students to join. If students arrive after 8:55 AM they will not be able to participate in the exam and will have to reschedule. Families are encouraged to arrive by 8:45 AM at the latest to allow enough time to check-in and have their students led to their assigned classroom.  
 
 

How do I sign up for an exam? 

Once you submit an application, you will be guided in the application portal to schedule your exam date.  
 
 

When are the In-Person Entrance Exam dates? 

Saturday, December 7, 2024 at 9:00 AM at 405 Gold Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 
Saturday, December 14, 2024 at 9:00 AM at 405 Gold Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 


What if my student can’t attend the in-person Entrance Exam times?  
 
If you are unable to join us at our December 7 or 14 Entrance Exam, there will be one makeup day on Monday, December 16 at 8:00 AM. The makeup exam will take place at our Upper School Campus at 556 Columbia Street.  


We look forward to meeting your student(s) soon at your Entrance Exam! 
  

If you have any questions, email us at  

brooklyn-admissions@basisindependent.com 

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Join Us for a Shadow Day: Experience Life as a Red-Tailed Hawk!

November 27, 2024 by msnyder

What better way to understand life as a Red-Tailed Hawk than to experience it for yourself! At BIM, we invite applicants to Grades 5 and above to join us for a morning on campus and see what life is really like for our Red-Tailed Hawks!

I recently attended a Student Ambassador meeting and watched over 70 Red-Tailed Hawks practice everything from how to introduce themselves during a panel to making eye contact when answering one-on-one questions. I love watching our students learn and grow as they prepare to welcome visitors like you to campus. And speaking of welcoming visitors to campus, nearly all of our Student Ambassadors will tell you that Shadow Days are their favorite admissions activity.

Shadow Days are a great way for BIM applicants to better understand our school culture and community. If you are applying to grade 5 or above, we highly encourage you to spend a morning on campus, where you can gain first-hand insights into life as a Red-Tailed Hawk.

Here are four great reasons to participate in the BIM Shadow Day Program.

Reason 1: See It for Yourself
Here, students are excited by their advanced studies and hands-on learning experience, which bring the material to life. Plus, they are energized and inspired when surrounded by others eager to learn. Joining us (even just for a morning) will give you a chance to participate in our vibrant learning community.

Reason 2: Make Friends
A small school provides great opportunities to get to know the entire class as well as students older and younger. Teachers and staff take extra time to get to know each other. While you will not meet everyone in just one morning, making a friend or two or three will help you feel more comfortable about joining our community.

Reason 3: Get Your Questions Answered
At BIM, teachers and classmates want to succeed and are dedicated to supporting each other. From how students balance their academic and extra-curricular interests to where students hang out during lunch, this is a great time to get your questions answered.

Reason 4: Have fun!
Learning and school should be fun, engaging, and interactive. BIM provides the chance to explore new interests, meet new people, and try new things!

As you get to know our school, I hope that you will see and experience these things for yourself. From seeing an experiment in the Food Science class to watching the drama club prepare for an upcoming performance, our Red-Tailed Hawks are ready to give you a glimpse into life on campus. So, sign up for a Shadow Day, where you will meet our Student Ambassadors, faculty, administrators, and more and see how we are preparing our Red-Tailed Hawks to soar!

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Join Us for Fall Open House!

October 8, 2024 by jessicagrear Leave a Comment

The Admissions Team at BASIS Independent Bellevue is delighted to share that our annual Open House is coming soon!  

This event will be an opportunity to learn about our internationally benchmarked advanced curriculum, hear directly from our Subject Expert Teachers about their impressive classroom techniques, and meet current parents and students. All of our staff and faculty will be on campus to demonstrate what makes BASIS Independent Bellevue an exceptional school community. 

We invite you to join us on Sunday, October 27, 2024. Click here to register! 

Open House Schedule 

Doors will open at 9:30 AM and we encourage families to arrive as close to this time as possible. The event will begin promptly at 10:00 AM. We will be providing refreshments during this time, and our Student Ambassadors and Class Parents will be circulating to answer questions and discuss their experience with our program.  

This will be a structured event with specific demonstrations and offerings tailored to the grade levels of interested families. Programs will begin at 10:00 AM and will continue until 12:00 PM. Families should expect to stay for the duration of the event, though it is not required. Please keep in mind there will be no re-entry. 

Structured Programs 

Open House at BASIS Independent Bellevue is tailored to highlight the unique offerings of our program at all grade levels. Families may choose to attend the one grade level group they are most interested in applying for, though it is important to note that each group will be showing off a variety of our offerings across all departments.  

Please see below for what to expect regarding our Open House Programs. 

Grade 3 – 4  

  1. Mini Information Session with our Admissions Team and Head of School, Dr. Elizabeth Thies 
  1. Demonstration lesson of our Subject Expert/Learning Expert Teacher Model 
  1. Demonstrations lessons in core academic subjects such as Math/Science and History 
  1. Presentations from our Specials teachers, including Engineering and Mandarin 
  1. And more! 

Grade 5 – 7 

  1. Mini Information Session with our Admissions Team and Head of School, Dr. Elizabeth Thies 
  1. Teacher Panel with core Subject Expert Teachers who will discuss our Middle School Curriculum 
  1. Demonstration lessons in core academic subjects such as Science and English 
  1. Presentations from our Elective and World Language teachers  
  1. And more! 

Grade 8 – 9 

  1. Mini Information Session with our Admissions Team and Head of School, Dr. Elizabeth Thies 
  1. Teacher Panel with core Subject Expert Teachers who will discuss our High School Curriculum 
  1. Presentation from our College Counselor who will discuss how we set students up for success beyond high school 
  1. Demonstration lessons in core academic subjects such as Math and English 
  1. Presentations from our Elective and World Language teachers  
  1. And more! 

See You There! 

Don’t miss this exciting chance to see BASIS Independent Bellevue in action. We hope you will consider joining us and getting to know our Mountaineer community. 

Click here to register for Open House! 

Warm Regards,

Jessica Grear

Director of Admissions | BASIS Independent Bellevue

blv.admissions@basisindependent.com

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