Author Archives: Phremjit ZANNIER PORZELLA

By Dennis Harter dennish@isb.ac.th Last week, we had our first Early Dismissal Tuesday of the 2016-17 school year. While typical Tuesdays end for students at 2:05 pm, Early Dimissal Days end at 1:10 pm, so that teachers may once a month have targeted professional … Continue reading →

by Dennis Harter dennish@isb.ac.th We have postponed the dates for MS Yearbook photos from next week. With a shorter week at school, we did not wish to disrupt learning time for students to get their yearbook photos taken. Photos will … Continue reading →

By Tico Oms and Colleen Coady Do you want your child to see him/herself as a leader?  ISB Middle School is proud to introduce our new shared leadership model.  We believe that all students need skills, knowledge, and qualities that … Continue reading →

by Cindy Plantecoste, MS Dean of Academics Don’t miss out on an exciting opportunity to learn about the research, philosophy, and practices that influenced the development of our new MS World Language Program.  Throughout the week of September 19 – 23, … Continue reading →

By Eric Burnett In the middle school, our daily Advisory periods are not only places where we learn and practice social emotional skills, they are also places where we better ensure our students feel a part of their school and … Continue reading →

Dear Parents, Some of you have already found the link on our website where you can subscribe to receive via email each day the MS Student Announcements for the day.  The link is on the ISB website under MS Activities.  … Continue reading →

By Dennis Harter dennish@isb.ac.th This week the middle school hosted our annual Open House night – a chance for parents to meet their child’s teachers to learn about their learning environment and program. Thank you to all the parents who … Continue reading →

The counselors would like to thank all the grade 7 and grade 8 ambassadors who worked so hard to assist our parents during Open House.  These ambassadors worked tirelessly to give out schedules, show parents to classrooms and to remain … Continue reading →

The new school year is now well underway at ISB. Heading back to school after two months of vacation is a major change, requiring many to shift schedules and accommodate for different activities. For international school students, the transition can … Continue reading →