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New sports season begins with changes

New sports season begins with changes

Everlyn Chong, Reporter | Feb 29, 2024

With the spring sports season officially starting this week, all spring sports teams–soccer, badminton, and track and field–held tryouts for SIS students from Feb. 13-15. There are changes to each...

Ms. Edwards develops The Admission Puzzle series for high school students

Ms. Edwards develops ‘The Admission Puzzle’ series for high school students

Everlyn Chong, Reporter | Feb 29, 2024

As the year is approaching its end, there has been a rise in interest regarding college admissions. Ms. Kelecy Edwards, the SIS college counselor, responded with a presentation in the auditorium debunking...

William Park (10) mid race

SIS takes center stage at KAIAC Championships

Danny Donghyun Han, Reporter | Feb 8, 2024

On Jan. 26-27, SIS winter sports athletes traveled to different schools to compete in the KAIAC Championships. Both the swim team and varsity girl’s basketball team traveled to YISS, while SIS hosted...

Trainers help TEDx speakers in a speaker training session.

SIS students host official TEDx event

Subeen Shim, Reporter | Feb 7, 2024

TEDxSeoul Int’l School, the first officially licensed TEDx event took place on Dec. 9 in the school auditorium featuring speakers Kyla Kim, Jihu Kim, Mathieu Andre-Sloan, and Jason Lee.  For a bit...

Changes made to AP courses at SIS

Changes made to AP courses at SIS

Everlyn Chong, Reporter | Feb 5, 2024

With course selections approaching and several new courses introduced for rising juniors, SIS students have begun to ponder which AP courses to take in the next school year. The freshman class, not having...

SIS hosts last home game against SFS

SIS hosts last home game against SFS

Grace Lee, Reporter | Jan 26, 2024

SIS competed against SFS varsity and JV basketball teams at home court on Jan. 20. The varsity teams played in Tiger Gym 1 and the JV games occurred in Tiger Gym 2, with the varsity girls and JV boys...

Students attend first pep rally of second semester

Students attend first pep rally of second semester

Subeen Shim, Reporter | Jan 25, 2024

On Jan. 16, the pep rally for winter sports took place to honor the hard work of athletes.  Many students attended this event to celebrate the achievements of the varsity teams. Along with the garnering...

Tigers play through pressure against Chadwick

Tigers play through pressure against Chadwick

Everlyn Chong, Reporter | Jan 23, 2024

On Jan. 12, the bleachers of Tiger Gym 1 were more packed than usual, with many alumni of SIS visiting for the home game against Chadwick. This was the teams’ first game since the three-week-long winter...

What it takes to build a successful basketball team

What it takes to build a successful basketball team

Everlyn Chong, Reporter | Dec 12, 2023

It may be easy to spot the winner, but it is hard to notice the effort. Basketball is a popular sport universally, but behind a successful team, the effort of athletes and coaches is often left unnoticed. SIS...

HS Strings

Music Department hosts Winter Concert

Subeen Shim, Reporter | Dec 12, 2023

On Nov. 30, the HS Music Department hosted their annual Winter Concert after school in the auditorium. There were a total of eight groups performing in this order: Strings, Choir, Blue Note, Ladies Choir,...

Chong Min (11) explains his project to curious onlookers

Coding Club hosts coding fair

Andrew Shin, Reporter | Dec 12, 2023

Coding Club showcased their semester projects to students in the atrium on Dec. 6. Members interacted with curious onlookers to explain the function of their projects. The club presented three projects:...

Bookadoodle club hosts book swap

Bookadoodle club hosts book swap

Andrew Shin, Reporter | Dec 6, 2023

The Bookadoodle club hosted a book swap event from Nov. 29-30 during office hours. A selection of books from different genres was set on a table in the atrium such that students could place a book that...