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Dear Parents, Scheduling of our virtual summer school classes is almost complete. By the end of this weekend, you should receive an email confirming your child’s scheduled class(es), or a note stating they are on the waitlist. In the same … Continue reading →

Anthony Giles anthonyg@isb.ac.th Please enjoy MS student works expressing their ideas and perspectives in collage, print, paint, and pencil. These artists engaged in the creative process to bring their ideas to life! In lieu of the traditional live exhibition in … Continue reading →

Dear Parents, As we move closer to the end of the school year we can start to turn our attention to celebrating the successes of our students and recognising their achievements. This is proving to be a bit more difficult … Continue reading →

Justyna McMillan justynam@isb.ac.th Powerschool will be ‘closed’ from 29th May until 16th June In order to finalise semester grades and predicted grades for GR11 our IB students,  Powerschool will be ‘closed’  between Friday May 29th and Tuesday 16th June.   Final … Continue reading →

Kevin Callahan kevinc@isb.ac.th It’s hard in these difficult times to get motivated at times, let alone inspired.  But the teachers at ISB have really done an unbelievable job in keeping the students engaged and learning.  (And let’s not forget your … Continue reading →

Andrew Weiser andreww@isb.ac.th  Grade 11 Junior Webinar – Juniors were sent a questionnaire to ask any questions they may have for College Counselors.  These questions will be the bases for a Junior Webinar on Tuesday, June 2 at 8:15am.  A … Continue reading →

Becky Hansberry beckyh@isb.ac.th Please join us for our virtual High School Awards Night on Wednesday, May 27th at 6:30 pm.  This event allows us to recognize Academic and Activities Awards which include Community Service, Activities and individual department awards.  Here … Continue reading →

Maggie Hagen maggieh@isb.ac.th Congratulations on another great week of reading! This week’s results are in, and our High School students are holding second place behind our Elementary School readers. Our ISB community has logged over 2,000 hours of reading so … Continue reading →