Global Communications Academy
- Operated by: Hartford School District
- K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
- 583 Total Students
Why choose us?
International Baccalaureate Programme
Broaden perspectives with an internationally focused curriculum that emphasizes understanding of different cultures, global dynamics, and environmental impact.
Rigorous academic standards from day one
Develop intellectually, academically, and socially through college and career readiness programs that spark curiosity, fuel inquiry, and amplify every voice.
Vibrant, inclusive community
Join a welcoming school community where diversity is celebrated, connections strengthened, and students inspired to grow
Dedicated, highly qualified teachers
Find the quality instruction and support necessary to achieve academic excellence, grow into a global citizen, and reach one’s full potential.
Schedule
Services & Offerings
Transportation
- Transportation is provided for students living inside the RSCO transportation zone. Review the transportation zone map to determine eligibility.
- RSCO does not provide door-to-door transportation. Bus stops vary and may include stops in your neighborhood or centralized locations in or near your town. Typically, centralized bus stops are not within walking distance of a student’s home. Families are responsible for transportation to the bus stop.
- For students living outside the transportation zone, families may transport their child to an existing stop within the transportation zone or provide their own transportation. A reimbursement stipend is available for families who live outside the transportation zone and bring their child to school.
Specialization
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Special Features
- International school design provides opportunities to develop intellectual, academic, social, and communication skills.
- Spanish taught to all students in grades KG-5.
- Global teachers and staff instill a college-bound mindset from kindergarten.
- Students think critically and develop leadership skills for the 21st century.
- Middle School Scholars Program offers students leadership opportunities to mentor and tutor students in younger grades.
Placement Priorities
The following priorities are used in the placement process and can increase the chance of a placement if the school has available seats. To receive priority, you must apply during the on-time application period and make the school your first choice. Applicants receive priority in the order listed below.
- Former Resident
- Enrolled Sibling
- Placed Sibling
- Open Choice Only
