Dear Parents and Students,
We are proud to share the students who have been selected by the HS Faculty for the High School Vision of an AISC Learner: Thinker recognition
Thinkers are those students who examine information critically and creatively to analyze and take considered action to solve problems in the classroom. These students exercise initiative in making reasoned, ethical and data-informed decisions. Thinkers may demonstrate their thinking by being thoroughly prepared and well informed, by asking clarifying questions, by deeply engaging with the material taught in class, by considering information and ideas from multiple perspectives and thus increasing understanding.
Grade 9 – Aakilyan Prasanna, Yiwoo Choi
Grade 10 – George McGregor
Grade 11 – Junyoung Koo
Grade 12 – Yejin Lee
SAISA Season 3 – April 24-26 – Girls Basketball is on!
We are hosting Girls Basketball (livestream here) Come support our Raptors and all the SAISA athletes. Please use the links to view and support our Boys Soccer team as they represent AISC in Colombo and our Badminton team competing in Amman. SAISA athletes, coaches, teams and tournaments are a special part of the AISC experience.
HS Art Exhibition – April 29 – May 8
Join us for the HS Art Exhibition opening Tuesday, April 29 from 3:45 pm onwards. You can feast on Fine Arts by also taking in the HS Band and Choir concert directly after!
HS Band and Choir April 29, 5:00-6:00 pm FAC Theater
Our HS Musicians are very excited to perform for our HS Spring Concert featuring our HS Symphonic Band and HS Choir next Tuesday, April 29th at 5 to 6 pm in the FAC Theater. They will be performing a wide variety of music from classical to pop to movie soundtracks. Please come and show your support for our outstanding HS musicians.
Repeat: AP and IB Exam period and study leave
IB Exams start today and end May 20. AP Exams begin May 5 and end May 23
The AP/IB Exam schedule is here.
Study leave for all students sitting for AP and IB exams – Study leave is extended for each student for their morning or afternoon exam session itself AND the half day prior. For example, if one has a morning AP or IB exam, study leave is extended for the previous afternoon. If one has an afternoon exam, study leave is given for that morning. This allows students additional time to best prepare for their exam.
Late Arrival/Early Departure after IB and AP classes are completed – All IB and AP classes conclude on the day of the exam. There are no classes for that subject after the exam. Students are not required to be on campus during the block of a concluded AP or IB class, if that class is at the beginning or the end of the day. For example, after May 5th, when the AP Biology exam occurs, there are no more AP Biology classes. If a student had AP Biology class during Block A4, on Tuesday, May 6th, an A1 day, the student may depart school early, as A4 is the last block. To do so, each student must check in/check out with the HS Office and Security. There is no re-entry allowed.
If you would like your child to continue attending from 8:30-3:30, please inform the office. Otherwise, students will be allowed to arrive late and depart early.
Semester 2 Final Exam and Assessment Schedule May 30-June 3
Please use this link to view the Semester 2 final exam schedule.
The last day of regular classes is Thursday, May 29. During final exams May 30, June 1-3, high school students need to attend school only for their final exam time period.
Sincerely,
Mike Malone
hsprincipal@aischennai.org
High School Principal
Chris Galaty
ahsprincipal@aischennai.org
High School Associate Principal