Student Body and Class Size
Since its establishment students attending ISQ have come from a wide variety of countries, these include India, the United States, Canada, South Korea, Japan, England, Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Greece, Singapore, Russia, the Philippines, and New Zealand.
The class sizes at ISQ are set as follows:
- Pre-Kindergarten - 12
- Kindergarten - 16
- First-Fifth - 20
- Sixth-Twelfth - 25
- ESL - 16
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