After approximately a year of discussion pertaining to the effectiveness of SIS’ midterm exams,
the leadership team made the decision to replace these two-hour tests with skills-based
assessments....
Talking to teachers is something that students often dread for many different reasons: the awkwardness of the situation, the need to be cautious in what to say, and perhaps even the fear of being viewed...
The scent of savory food envelopes the house as the entire family gathers around for dinner. It is the time of year when food is plenty and stores all over Korea shut down for their own celebrations at...
This year, SIS has the biggest high school class in its history. At 439 students, compared to last year’s 428, there is an increase of 2.5 percent. While the changes may seem small overall, there are...
Returning with the fall tradition of school wide events, the eighth annual Family Fun Day (FFD) took place on Sept. 23. With the High School Student Council (HSSC) and High School Parent Group (HPG) hosting...
It is finally September; classes have just settled into the regular flow of assignments, and activities are back on track with meetings and practices. The varsity forensics team has now begun its 2017-2018...
Just as any other beginning of the school year, timelines of college visits are currently posted up all around the school campus. While all students are invited to such college visits, not many other than...
In the midst of a plethora of assignments and hectic schedules, SIS’ Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members successfully prepared for the first Korea Business Competition (KBC) of this school...
Since the 2016-2017 school year, SIS has opened the opportunity for juniors and seniors to take the AP Capstone course consisting of AP Seminar and AP Research. This course requires two years of commitment...
In an age where the use of technology seems to be constantly growing, knowing how to program a computer is an increasingly common expectation and popular interest for young people. This is especially true...
On Aug. 10, three students from SIS, Andy Yoon (10), Jay Lee (12), and Hailey Ahn (12), traveled to Odessa, Ukraine to compete in the SAGE global cup, a five-day invitational high school business competition...
As the school year is coming to an end, the call for the high school student council executive elections has arrived. With senior members David Choe (12), executive President, Eric Song (12), Vice President,...
