On April 6, high school vice principal Chris Del Vecchio sent an email to all high school students announcing news about the club renewal process. 41 out of 45 clubs that applied for renewal were successful...
Joseph Chun, Design & Production Editor
| Apr 17, 2023
During April, counselors are inviting SIS alumni to speak about their profession and education—a change that could help equip students with healthier mindsets by shedding light on the “bigger picture”...
On April 11, 19 middle school band students traveled to Korea International School to participate in the annual Korea International Music Educators Association (KIMEA) Honor Band Concert. Students auditioned...
On April 5, SIS hosted a home soccer game against KIS, which was followed by Let It Glow, this year’s homecoming event.
The boys team lost with a final score of 0-2, despite the team's steadier...
On April 6-7 and April 10-12 during office hours, the SIS Chess Club held chess tournaments in the high school atrium for students. Rules included playing in a Swiss-style tournament, meaning no players...
Joseph Chun, Design & Production Editor
| Apr 4, 2023
From March 17-19, members of the Mu Alpha Theta (MAΘ) Competition Team participated in the North East Asian Mathematics Competition (NEAMC) hosted by North London Collegiate School Jeju.
The competition...
On March 23, famous short story author Ken Liu visited SIS through Zoom to talk about his career journey and his passion for writing. A-day English students were all invited to listen in. The majority...
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On March 20, author of “Cursed Bunny” Bora Chung held meetings during English classes and Kaleidoscope to answer questions and interact with students. She is the first...
On March 20, author Bora Chung visited Seoul International School. Here is a transcript of TTONL's interview with her.
Q: You’ve studied Polish and Soviet literature and taken inspiration from their...
On March 14, to celebrate the mathematical constant ?, which is approximately 3.14, Mu Alpha Theta held a pie eating contest in the atrium during office hours. There were seven contestants: Nathan Warkentin,...
Ever since ChatGPT took the world by storm last November, many braced for an impending educational apocalypse, suggesting that schools should learn to live with the artificial intelligence chatbot—an...
Spanish and Chinese classes prepared traditional Hispanic and Chinese dishes—from tanghulu to tacos—for a unique culinary exchange in the atrium on March 18. Chinese I-III and AP Chinese classes...