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MS eNews – Friday, April 25, 2014 Updated MS Calendar of upcoming events: Saturday, April 26 BISAC U13 Softball – boys at SHB, girls at BPS BISAC U13 Volleyball – boys at ISB, girls at TCIS BISAC U15 Volleyball – … Continue reading →

Check out some of the highlights that have happened, or will happen soon. For the most up-to-date information, click on the following link: Link to MS Activities and Athletics

A reminder our next scheduled Early Dismissal day is Tuesday, April 29th – all students will be dismissed at 1:00pm.   School buses will leave at 1:15pm.

Dear Parents of Present 6 and 7th Graders, We will be holding a parent information meeting regarding the 7th and 8th grade programs for the 2014-15 school year in the middle school and registration procedures with an opportunity for parents … Continue reading →

Dear MS Parents, you are invited to come see learning in the MS in action!  Our next MS Parent Walkabout of the school year will be on Thursday, May 8 at 12:00 – 1:30pm.  We will begin in the MS Skybox … Continue reading →

by Panther Tennis, contact: panthertennisisb@gmail.com Panther Tennis is organizing a friendly U-15 doubles tournament for all the ISB students aged 15 and under (12 years, 13 years, 14 years and 15 years old) on Thursday, May 1st at our covered tennis courts … Continue reading →

Tickets go on sale from Friday April 24th for the HS May One Act Plays. The HS May play this semester consists of two one-act comedies, which MS and HS School students (and adults) will love.  First up is “Blackadder … Continue reading →

…About Broccoli?  It is a veritable goldmine of nutrition, offering a wide range of anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. In fact, it packs one of the most nutritional punches of any vegetable!  Health organizations recommend that we eat broccoli several times a week as part … Continue reading →

The PTA is thrilled to sponsor Girl Talk Period.  This talk was first developed for the ISB swim team, and has grown by popular demand.  This presentation supports ISB’s mainstream health curriculum on Human Growth and Development and extends it … Continue reading →