Clarksville Teen Makes the World Her Classroom

By the final years of high school, something begins to change. For many students, curiosity gives way to routine. Learning becomes increasingly focused on completing assignments, preparing for exams, and earning grades. The sense of wonder that comes so naturally in childhood (remember that feeling?) can slowly be replaced by simply getting through the next semester. Recent research highlights some of the challenges students face in today's classrooms. According to...

Greetings from Beautiful Botswana! The first term of the 2025-26 school year is officially in the books, and it took place in one of our favorite countries to explore: Botswana. One of the least densely populated countries in the world, the people here possess a friendliness that always makes us feel right at home. Their larger than life personalities are only rivaled by the magnificent creatures that also call Botswana...

We're proud to share that TGS alum Kiana Froese recently received the Social Justice Fellowship Award through Level Justice. 🌍⚖️ Kiana’s research for the Environmental Law Centre in Canada sheds light on the barriers that prevent law students from pursuing careers in social justice, despite their passion and initial intent. From financial pressures to the lack of accessible mentorship, her work highlights the systemic changes needed to make public interest...

As the future of work evolves, so do the skills students need. Experts forecast that nearly 40% of today’s core job skills will be transformed or no longer relevant by 2030. At THINK Global School, we see education as a shared journey shaped by students, educators, and families who believe in learning that evolves with the world. Over the past several weeks, we hosted the first two sessions of the...