Come see our international community for yourself
A Spanish-English bilingual IB World School, TK through grade 8.
Tours are grouped by grade and run most weeks of the school year, during the school day. Find your child's grade, then pick a date.
TK
Transitional kindergarten · Oakland campus
Most Tuesdays, 9:00 AM
K–2
Kindergarten to grade 2 · Emeryville
Most Wednesdays, 9:30 AM
3–5
Grades 3 to 5 · Emeryville
Most Thursdays, 9:00 AM
6–8
Middle school · Emeryville
Fridays, every few weeks
Can't make a tour date? Contact admissions and we'll suggest a class visit or a call.
What you'll see on a tour
Founded in 2006 as the West Coast's first independent Spanish-English dual immersion International Baccalaureate World School, EBI has grown into a TK through grade 8 community. An hour on campus shows you how it works.
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Two languages, all day
Students learn in both languages from the start, building full bilingualism and biliteracy, rather than studying Spanish as a single subject.
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An IB World School, TK to 8
The Primary Years and Middle Years Programmes, taught through inquiry: students explore, create and question side by side.
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A close community
“The faculty and staff at EBI are the cornerstone of the school and have truly been ‘the village’ for our family over the years.” — Victoria & Michael Keeton, EBI parents
About an hour
Tours start at 9:00 or 9:30 on a school morning and run about an hour.
At your child’s campus
TK tours at the Oakland campus; kindergarten to grade 8 in Emeryville.
Two steps to register
Open a date, then follow its registration link. You’ll be asked for an email to hold your place.
Pick a date
Open a tour on the calendar, then follow the registration link inside it. Prefer a one-on-one visit? Email admissions@ebinternacional.org.
Can’t make a tour date?
Send admissions a short note and we’ll reply with the right next step for your child’s grade: a tour date, a class visit, or answers to your questions.
“Henry started at EBI in grade 6 with some Spanish exposure, but no formal study and a gap of a few years. The individualized attention that first year laid the groundwork for Henry to be fully integrated with his classmates by the middle of grade 7, and by the end of grade 8, he was performing as Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream—in Spanish!”
— Jenny Moussa Spring, parent of Henry (EBI grad)
