Students in the YISS Class of 2026 have been admitted to many leading colleges and universities around the world.

Through challenges, connections, and service, the Middle School Immersion team learned how to be one crew.

Five days of service and discovery in Chiang Mai, Thailand, leave YISS high school students with lasting memories.

Students researched bridge types and collaborated to successfully build structures supporting over three kilograms.

A total of 16 elementary students were selected to participate in an interscholastic choral festival with their peers from seven other schools.

Our middle school swimmers delivered outstanding performances and earned second place for the season.

A late-game rally and clutch free throw propelled the middle school girls basketball team into the KAIAC Tournament finals.

Students led a Guardian Gathering that highlighted neurodiversity and encouraged dialogue among peers.

Team focus and resilience carried the Guardians to their first KAIAC championship victory.

Professional educators from a high school in Tokyo observed classes, toured the campus, and connected with YISS students and faculty.

YISS delegates competed in GECMUN alongside 400 students from 18 schools across five countries and earned multiple awards, including Best Delegation once again.

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

Second graders learned about properties of matter through a hands-on ice cream making activity.

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

Seventeen middle school choir students represented YISS well at this year’s KIMEA MS Honor Choir Festival at SIS.

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.

The JV boys team finished 11–3 after defeating every KAIAC opponent and advancing to the tournament finals.

The guideposts taught by EPIC and mascot Kazoo challenged students to grow in their character and faith.

Guardian Fun Day took students to the ice rink for a memorable day of skating with classmates and teachers.