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Keystone Academy

06 May 2026

The school has developed a dedicated COVID-19 Communication Center and handled the pandemic in several structured phases

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To keep everyone prepared, students and staff regularly practice evacuation as well as lockdown drills. Emergency and crisis plans are in place so the school can act quickly and effectively in response to any situations that may arise.

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Chartwell International School

06 May 2026

Bottom line: Belgrade is still very affordable by European standards. Rent, groceries, and services are roughly 50–70% cheaper than in most US cities. For an international teacher with a housing allowance, it's an easy posting financially. Without one, it's still manageable on a reasonable salary.

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Morrison Academy

06 May 2026

The school has a Curriculum Director who is responsible for the big-picture oversight of curriculum development. On a rotating six-year cycle, each subject (math, science, social studies, english, etc.) is up for a revisitation and renewal of the curriculum for it's component courses. Teachers from each campus are given the opportunity to join these task forces to help set new curriculum and are offered a stipend for being involved in this process.At the classroom level, teachers are not expected to do curriculum development work outside of individual lesson planning.

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KIS International School (Bangkok)

05 May 2026

All illness observed at school is documented in the child's file and on a daily illness report. Parents of children who become ill during the day are notified promptly, and the sick child must be picked up as soon as possible. Parents may also receive a follow-up call from the school nurse asking about symptoms, diagnosis, and possibly a doctor's certificate to ensure the campus remains healthy and safe.

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