Author Archives: Dennis Harter

by Dennis Harter, MS Principal dennish@isb.ac.th After our recent inspection, we are hopeful to reopen campus with limited capacity in the coming week. At this time we are planning for students to start attending school on campus on Wednesday, September … Continue reading →

Every member of our community has a role and responsibility in keeping themselves and our community safe. We ask that everyone follows the requirements and expectations put out by the school to provide the greatest safety measures for ourselves and … Continue reading →

ID Cards have always been an important part of on campus procedures for MS students, at ISB. Now, however, they are essential to access campus. Each student must have their own ID card with them to pass through the turnstiles … Continue reading →

ISB has shared its reopening plan with the community. To highlight some of the important safety measures, we have listed some specific guidelines that are important for MS students. Masks must be kept on, covering both nose and mouth at … Continue reading →

As we await confirmation for a Wednesday campus reopening, we are planning for new MS families to be welcomed to ISB with an orientation on our Asynchronous school day, currently scheduled for Tuesday, Sept 28th.  New MS families have received … Continue reading →

In the hopes that students may be able to return to campus soon, we wanted to share some important guidelines regarding school uniforms, particularly in the unique circumstances of this school year. We are excited to see students in the … Continue reading →

Today, students from our Thai classes hosted our annual Middle School Wai Khru Assembly. This event is a Thai tradition, during which students express respect and gratitude to their teachers, as the new school year begins. The assembly could not … Continue reading →

Can your Middle School student use a little extra help in a specific subject area?  Our High School Peer Tutor Club has excellent high school students who want to help!  Students are matched according to subject and spend an hour … Continue reading →

ISB does not allow MS students to drive golf carts (or motorcycles) onto campus. It is our experience that MS-aged students do not know the road laws and etiquette, nor do they operate these safely enough to ensure the safety … Continue reading →

We hope that this long weekend (no school on Thursday & Friday) provided a much needed break for students from the screens. Hopefully students got some fresh air and some social opportunities in safe ways. Teachers spent Thursday in rich … Continue reading →