Staff members attended SENIA Korea event to develop best practices to help all students be successful.

Students, families, and staff donated over 3,000 gently-used books to swap with readers near and far.

Nine seniors led the team through memorable wins while building faith, teamwork, and lasting bonds.

Guest speakers shared personal stories and shared practical guidance on suicide prevention and mental health.

Long-view mindset helped varsity girls basketball team achieve their best ACSC finish in six years.

The Newcomers’ Coffee held a cozy event to warmly welcome recently enrolled families into the YISS community.

Red carpet glamour, student performances, awards, dancing, and unforgettable memories lit up the night.

Around 70 educators from six schools across the NICS/OASIS network gathered to share expertise and strengthen classroom practices.

Speech and debate students delivered standout performances to earn top place at the KAIAC tournament hosted in Sungdo.

PolyU School of Fashion & Textiles professor spoke to students about fashion technology and industry innovation and pathways.

YISS students earned numerous awards at VMUN, the largest high school student-organized Model United Nations conference in North America.

Podium finishes, new school records, and teamwork defined the varsity swim season.

Students unplugged, worshiped deeply, and grew in faith and community during an off-campus winter retreat.

Students, parents, and staff partnered with Operation Christmas Child to bless others in the Philippines, Mongolia, and Cambodia.

NHS members spread Christmas cheer by creating heartfelt cards for our high school teachers.

The High School VEX Robotics team showcased their teamwork, engineering, and programming skills at KIS.

ES students learn environmental stewardship through hands-on activity led by Eco-Today leaders.

MS and HS performers showcased their musical growth and skills through joyful Christmas concerts.

Guardian swimmers earned top places and set new records at the largest Jingle Bell Splash yet.

Fourteen seniors named semifinalists and commended students by National Merit for their academic excellence.