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Jackie Valenzuela jackiev@isb.ac.th We hope your student/students’ first week of school has gone well and that they are settling into their routine.  Over the next few weeks, we will be meeting individually with all of our new high school students … Continue reading →

Debbie McDowell debbiem@isb.ac.th The university counselors have had a good start to the 2021-2022 school year by connecting virtually with students and parents individually.  Grade 11 students were introduced to the upcoming Junior Seminar sessions in their introductory Core class. … Continue reading →

Peter Assimakopoulos petera@isb.ac.th Did you know that we have over 80 student-run clubs in the high school? The Club Fairs next week are a perfect opportunity to learn more about what they do and when they meet. The clubs that … Continue reading →

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Chris Mott chrism@isb.ac.th Panther Pride Walk, Run & Ride #1 On Saturday the 28th and Sunday the 29th ISB will be hosting the first Panther Pride Run & Ride  for the 2021/22 school year.  ISB Athletics Season One Registration  Registration … Continue reading →

Anthony Giles anthonyg@isb.ac.th If so, join in the first IASAS Film 2021 meeting on Tuesday, 3.30 after the club fair, in Mr Wall’s Zoom room. The IASAS Cultural Convention celebrates Film & Art this November, 11 – 13, and we … Continue reading →

Avery Udagawa averyu@isb.ac.th Welcome to the new school year! Virtual School is a great time to use ALL our languages at home when discussing learning.  Here are ISB’s Tips on Multilingual Learning at Home (see below video). Here are Four … Continue reading →

Justin Alexander justina@isb.ac.th Dear Parents and Students, Welcome to the 2021-22 school year which will undoubtedly be a year like no other. Despite the challenges that lie ahead of all of us in these uncertain times, we are all looking … Continue reading →

  Andy Vaughan andyv@isb.ac.th As we begin the year virtually we will be closely monitoring attendance of students in High School. One of our successes through the different iterations of online learning we have offered has been maintaining close attention to the … Continue reading →