Week of 8-9-21
School Wide News and Announcements
iSC Passport
Aug 13
iSC Passport Permanent Parent badges will need to be renewed for the new school year. Please click here to be taken to the registration page. If you need assistance, please contact the Admissions office.
Divisional News
1st Week of School
Aug. 13
We had a great first week of school. I am looking forward to getting to know the ECC students this year. If you have any questions please reach out to your child’s teacher in ClassDojo and they will get back to you. Just as a reminder please make sure that if you are picking your child up at 3:15 to leave the campus promptly. Please don’t go to the elementary playground and play. When the playground is open again after school we will let you know. We are sorry for this inconvenience but we appreciate your willingness to work with us.
ECC Parent Drop off and Pick up
Aug. 13
It is very important that we keep our students safe at TIS and if you arrive at the ECC before 7:45 the teachers are busy getting ready for the students to arrive. There will not be a teacher in the lobby if students arrive before 7:40 so please make sure you do not drop your ECC child off before 7:45. We want to partner with you in educating your child. This is one of many ways we can work together.
1st Week of School
Aug. 13
We had a great start to the new school year. I am looking forward to partnering with you this year. Please ask your child their highlight of the week. Mine was seeing all the students arrive with excitement and joy on their faces and then getting to talk with them thought the day and hear how their new school year is going.
Miss Barsalou
Clubs
Aug. 13
Currently, we are monitoring the COVID-19 situation and at this time we will not make any plans towards clubs. We will reevaluate the situation in mid-september and let you know when we will be able to start them this year. Please be watching for more information to come out regarding clubs in the middle of September.
1st Week of School
Aug. 13
We had a great start to the year. The 6th grade students are learning quickly how to change classes themselves without following lines or a guide, they are using their lockers, learning how to ask good questions, and learning how to access technological learning tools. Many questions are still to be answered, but they’ve had a good start. The 7th and 8th graders were excited to come back and have jumped into their studies. It has been a pleasure observing these students focused on classroom tasks.
6th Grade Parent Dinner
Aug. 13
6th grade parents are invited to our annual 6th grade Parent Dinner on Friday, August 20. Details have been emailed to you. We will spend time in fellowship and hear a bit about how 6th graders will enter adolescence, how they will change, and how we can support each other as we support them! Following our time together we will join the Open House program starting at 7:00pm.
Technology
Aug. 13
All students should have a padded carrying case for their laptops and they should use it. Cases should also have a strap so they are easy to carry, reducing slippage and dropping these expensive devices. Parents are encouraged to talk through students' use of their devices and to support teachers in teaching good, safe, responsible habits in carrying their computers.
All 6th graders need to carry their iPads in a padded case to avoid breakage. Please check to ensure your child’s iPad case doesn’t just look good, but will protect from breakage if dropped or jostled.
Lunch Cards
Aug. 13
All middle school students must carry their lunch cards to lunch everyday. Students wishing to add money to their accounts may do so on Wednesdays in the cafeteria or any other day by bringing their money to the finance office. Please only bring 100RMB bills.
Masks
Aug. 13
Help remind your children masks at school are not optional. We all wear masks to keep each other safe.
Fall Play:
Mrs. Way will be sending out information about tryouts and rehearsals for the Fall Play soon. Rehearsals will be Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday’s after school this fall.
After-School Help
Aug. 13
Starting next week, students may be asked, or may ask their teachers, to stay with them after school in order to get academic help. Students must be with a teacher after school and should plan to ride the 4:30pm or 5:00pm bus home. Students without an appointment or other responsibilities should take the 3:30pm bus home.
1st Week of School
Aug. 13
We had a busy first week in high school. Students got their schedules figured out and teachers are excited to instruct their new classes. As students consider their responsibilities and extracurricular activities, don’t forget to remind them there are only so many hours in a day. Unfortunately, some things will conflict, requiring decisions to be made! Today in Assembly we thought about balance and finding balance in our lives. Part of this balance is wisely picking activities supporting personal growth goals.
Clubs
Aug. 13
Students wishing to lead a club can get the club application form from the Student Council (StuCo) Canvas page, complete the document, and submit it by 3:30 Friday, August 20 for Stuco consideration. Remember, clubs need to have 8 or more participants, meet 2 times a month, and can meet during Tuesdays from 11:40-12:13. StuCo will help organize club schedules.
Service Projects
Aug. 13
Students interested in working on a service project this year, part of the TIS Honors Diploma requirements, need to submit their completed applications by Friday, August 20 at 3:30pm. Late applications will not be considered.
AP Self-Study Tests
Aug. 13
Soon after Open-House, students will be asked if they will self-study any AP courses this year to sit for the May AP tests. Please begin those discussions to see if your student wishes to take any AP Exams outside of their classes. This year, there IS a CollegeBoard fee for late registration and cancellation.
Science Fair
Aug. 13
Science Fair registration is due on September 3. No late registrations will be accepted. See Mr. Lundy for more information.
Model United Nations
Aug. 13
Students wishing to participate in Model United Nations this year can contact Mr. Way.
Greetings! My name is Mrs. Cotton. I am the new Guidance Counselor at TIS. I am thrilled to join a wonderful team.
Season 1 athletic sign-up forms were emailed to all students.
High School Volleyball
Aug. 13
High School Volleyball try-outs start Monday, August 16. We have one mens and one ladies volleyball team this season. High school practices/games are every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Players ride their TIS 5:00 bus home. If you have any questions you can talk with Mr. Heimer. Mr. Kim will coach the men, and Ms. Hollie Kim will coach the ladies.
Middle School Soccer
Aug. 13
Middle School Soccer starts Thursday, August 19. Interested players should be ready to practice on the first day. Shin-guards, socks, and proper shoes are required. Middle school practices are every Tuesday and Thursday. Players ride their TIS 5:00 bus home. If you have any questions you can talk with Mr. Heimer. Mr. Chad Heimer will coach the boys, and Ms. Kitty Rong will coach the girls.
Permission forms and season schedules
Aug. 13
Permission forms and season schedules will be sent home by the coach on the first day or practices.
Athletic busing
Aug. 13
As a reminder, for away games, the athletic buses stop at AoCheng-HYCZ-BDHT front gates. This is for away games, and Saturday games. During home practices and home games, students ride their normal 5:00 TIS bus home.
Required Vaccinations 2021 - 2022
May 28
Please take the time to review the school's vaccine requirements for 2021-2022, and if needed, arrange for you child to have any required shots over the summer break.
2021 - 2022 Required Vaccination Letter.pdf
To all TIS parents
Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) Steering Committee would like to thank all parents for your help and support in all events this year. Every TIS parent is a member of PTO which plays an essential role in bridging between parents and school. PTO volunteers in school events, as well as organizes activities for parents, such as different classes (e.g. Parenthood, English, Cooking, Chinese, Korean) and social events (e.g. PTO Tea, bake sale, fund raising).
We want to continue to build a strong PTO community; therefore, we encourage more parents to step forward to lead the PTO by joining the PTO Steering Committee. As some of our PTO Steering Committee members will be stepping down and/or leaving, we will re-assemble PTO Steering Committee for the new school year 2021-2022. Parents that are interested to serve the school community and would like to join the PTO Steering Committee, please contact our current PTO representative or email to PTO@tiseagles.com with your name, your child's name and grade to sign up.
Please join us!
Yours,
PTO Steering Committee
TIS학부모님께
올해도 TIS PTO (Parent Teacher Organization)의 모든 행사에 성원해주시고 도움을 주신 우리 학부모님들께 우선 감사의 인사를 드립니다.
모든 학부모님은TIS PTO의 회원이시며 가정과 학교에서 중요한 브릿지 역할을 감당하고 있습니다.
PTO는 부모참여수업, 영어와 중국어 및 한국어, 요리, 꽃꽂이 등 클래스와PTO TEA, 쿠키판매, 기부모금 등 이벤트들을 통해 친목을 도모하고 커뮤니티를 위해 봉사하기 위해 올 한해도 열심히 노력하였습니다.
PTO는 늘 여러분과 함께 하며 사랑이 가득한 커뮤니티를 만들고 우리 아이들과 함께 성장하고 성숙해질 것입니다.
이제PTO는 새로운 학기의 시작을 앞두고 있습니다. 올해를 마지막으로 봉사해주신 회원님들도 계시고, 또 우리 커뮤니티를 떠나 새로운 곳으로 가시는 분들도 계십니다.
그리하여 더 많은 학부모님들이TIS PTO에 적극 가입하여 2021-2022학기를 함께 하고 빛내주시기를 요청드리는 바입니다.
PTO의 여러행사와 활동들에 관심이 있으시고, 좋은 커뮤니티를 만드는데 도움을 주시고 싶고 헌신하고 싶으신 여러분들의 참여를 기다리고 있습니다.
신청은 PTO@tiseagles.com PTO의 대표메일 로 보내주십시오. 신청자 성함과 연락처, 자녀의 이름과 학년을 적어주십시오.
많은 참여를 기대합니다!
❤️영어가 안된다고, 중국어가 안된다고 망설이지 마세요, 학부모님의 참여만으로 큰 힘이 됩니다!
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