International Christian School of Vienna

The International Christian School of Vienna is an international school in Vienna, Austria that was founded in 1986. The school is located in the Donaustadt district of Vienna.

International Christian School of Vienna
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Former nameVienna Christian School
TypePrivate
Religious affiliation(s)Evangelical Christian
Established1986
DirectorSharon Brobst, Ed.D.
Enrollment322
Color(s)Blue and Gold
AthleticsSoccer (MS/HS), Basketball (MS/HS), Volleyball (MS/HS), Track (Secondary combined)
Athletics conferenceDanube Valley Athletic Conference
MascotEagle
Websitewww.icsv.at

ICSV is a non-profit organization. It has a multicultural background, and it contains a large variety of students. The school currently enrolls approximately 250 students K-12, from more than 50 countries.

History

Vienna Christian School was founded in 1986 by missionaries coming to Vienna to witness to those in the then-Soviet Union. At that time, VCS was focused directly on educating the missionary community. In 1991, when the borders opened, most of the missionary community moved on into the Eastern Bloc countries. Due to the lack of attendance, VCS opened its doors to the international community. When VCS was founded, the school campus was in the Heiligenstadt vicinity, but in 2001, the school moved to its current location in Donaustadt. In 2010, Vienna Christian School changed its name to the International Christian School of Vienna to embrace the international community. ICSV's 25th anniversary was in 2012. In 2015, ICSV became an IB World School, offering the Diploma Programme to 11th and 12th graders.

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