Author Archives: Dennis Harter

As teachers prepare final grades and report cards, PowerSchool will be offline for parent access next week. There will also be some PowerSchool maintenance done on Monday, Dec. 20th, so access will be reinstated at 4:00 PM on December 20th. … Continue reading →

by Dennis Harter, MS Principal dennish@isb.ac.th As we approach the 3-week December holiday, we know that everyone will appreciate the break. Students and teachers have done an amazing job through the first semester, as we shifted from Virtual School to … Continue reading →

Please help ensure that your children have access to campus by completing ATK testing and submitting the forms on Sunday and Wednesday evenings, 4-8 pm. We have sent home additional kits that should replenish home supplies in order for students … Continue reading →

Art helps us communicate our values. On display now in the MS/HS cafeteria is a collaborative art installation project which invited everyone in Middle School to express their unique voice. On enlarged bookmarks, students considered how color, line, words, and … Continue reading →

In Middle School (like any school) we value the time we have with students in the classroom and at school. As we have seen in recent years, the impact of in-person learning on both academics and social-emotional development is essential … Continue reading →

by Dennis Harter, MS Principal dennish@isb.ac.th As we wind down the school year, our teachers are incredibly busy with completing grading on final assessments for the term and finishing grades and Advisory comments for report cards. This is an important … Continue reading →

We know that this time of year means that some students are leaving ISB for new adventures and schools. In order to best support this transition, it is essential for us to know this as soon as possible. Families who … Continue reading →

On November 18 & 19, Middle School hosted Student-Parent-Teacher conferences online with Zoom. There were strict appointment times meetings as parents moved from Zoom session to Zoom session. We have been collecting feedback from students and teachers and would like … Continue reading →

In Middle School (like any school) we value the time we have with students in the classroom and at school. As we have seen in recent years, the impact of in-person learning on both academics and social-emotional development is essential … Continue reading →

Monday, December 6th, is a Thai holiday, observing Father’s Day. There is NO SCHOOL on Monday. Tuesday, December 7th, school will resume with Day 5. Please note the Friday, December 10th is a school day (Day 8) as usual, despite … Continue reading →