Sai Charan Kintali recently set a puzzle-solving record in the America Book of Records. He's now aiming for something much bigger.

Here are our outstanding Horsemen of the 1st Quarter!

Irving staff have enjoyed breakfast, treats and even alpacas this week!

Irving teachers Katie Boltuch and Greg Donovan, led their students to win a spot in WUSA9's Eco Challenge.

Ms. Caliva and Mr. Croce's Learning Seminar students build structures to protect an egg from a drop.

These Irving students were chosen by their teachers as Students of the Quarter because they embody our R.O.C.K. characteristics of effective communication and unwavering kindness.

Stop by Irving's main entrance and see our Native American Heritage Month display! Special thanks to Traci Jamison (School Social Worker), Marissa Bossard (Science 8 teacher), Fiorella Zeh (Family Liaison) and Tahnee Poafpybitty (parent) for building this display.

Thanks to School Social Worker Traci Jamison and Family Liaison Fiorella Zeh for building the National Hispanic Heritage Month displays in our main entrance and cafeteria! Please stop by and see them the next time you're at Irving!

This week Irving students and teachers participated in their second Portrait of a Graduate Presentations of Learning (POG POLs) during Advisory. Students presented artifacts demonstrating growth in one POG attribute to advisors and peers.

Check out highlights of the 2023 International Night!

Irving Hosts Author Stephanie Bodeen on April 26, 2023.

Irving's Horseman Heroes are students who are selected by their team because the exhibit our R.O.C.K. characteristics: Respect, Ownership, Communication, and Kindness.