HS Friday Bulletin Jan 21

8/8/2019 HS Friday Bulletin Jan 21

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Dear Parents,

Once again our campus is amazingly busy with a range of activities. The South Asian Club has done atremendous job organizing the free dress day today and the Comic Relief Concert in the LT this afternoon. Iwill be fun! Last night we witnessed an extraordinary All Choirs Concert. If you like Don McLeans StarryStarry Night then you simply must get hold of the recording of Stephan Chans version. It was exquisite!

Next week we host IASAS Basketball. We only get to do this every six years, so it is a big deal and if you cacome and visit either the MS or HS gyms next Thursday through Saturday you will witness true Bearcat Spiritalong with great competition. I include my program message for your information below. I will accompany theboys rugby team in Taiwan and our Tennis and Swimming teams will also travel to Singapore and Kula Lumpurespectively. I wish all the athletes and coaches the best of luck.

GO BEARCATS

Mabuhay and welcome to the Philippines.

It is my privilege to welcome our sister IASAS schools, their athletes, coaches, parents and supporters to ISMThe Philippines is always an incredibly friendly place, but when you combine that hospitality with the Pinopassion for basketball, you create something quite exceptional. We are therefore delighted to host thitournament and to share some of this passion with you over the next few days. I am confident you will havea truly memorable experience. I would like to take this opportunity to publicly acknowledge the tremendouamount of planning and organization that Mr. Pekin and his ATAC office have done to make this evenpossible. In addition tournaments such as this only come about through the dedication and hard work of youthe athletes, your coaches and their support staff, and last but by no means least, your parents.

Over the next few days, play hard, have fun, renew old friendships, develop new ones and enjoy theexperience of IASAS basketball. When it is all over, when the medals are decided, and you head homeplease dont forget to thank those people who have made this happen, especially those most loyal osupporters, your parents!

The best of luck to all teams.

Kind regards,

William R. S. Brown

High School Principal

International School Manila For ATTENDANCE concerns,please contact the HS Office

(Sam Ramos or Laurie Atilano)Tel: 840 8650 / 840 8653

or email [email protected]

For GUIDANCE concerns, pleacontact Gigi Azarcon and JasmAndres Tel:840-8655 / 840-866

January 21, 2011


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COLLEGE VISITS:

College Representative Location Date

KoreaAdvancedInstituteofScience

andTechnologyJungHaeHan,ISMClass HSGO 1/26/1111:30AM

SolbridgeInternationalSchoolof

BusinessMihaeNahm HSGO 2/2/1111:30AM

YonseiUniversity Ms.MoonK.Jeong Room1057 2/7/1111:30AM

HSCalendar:

Monday,January24:

ReportCardDistributioninHomerooms

THIMUN

Tuesday,January25:

THIMUN

PTABearcatWelcome7:30am(LittleTheater)

Wednesday,January26:

THIMUN

2ndSeasonIASASBasketball(ISM),Swimming

(ISKL),Rugby/Touch(TAS),Tennis(SAS)

Thursday,January27:

THIMUN


(ISKL),

Rugby/Touch

(TAS),

Tennis

(SAS)

Friday,January28:

THIMUN



Saturday,January29:

THIMUN



UpcomingEvents:

February3: IBCourseSelectionMeetingfor

Gr910Parents

February5:FamilyFunDay/BandAidConcert

February8: ParentCoffee9:30am(LT)

STUDENTPHOTOS:

TheHighSchoolOfficewouldliketoremindParents

andStudentstocomeandpickupthestudentphotos

orderedfromourofficialschoolphotographer,TINO

LEY. Representativesmustbringanauthorization

letterandID.Thankyou!

REPORTCARDS:

Dear Parents,

Powerschool opens on Friday, January 21 at 8:00 am

for first semester report viewing. Please expect your

son/daughter to come home with the print copy on

Monday, January 24 as the reports will be distributed

to the students during Homeroom on the same day.

For those who opted to pick up the report cards, be

reminded that your representatives will need a valid ID

and a duly signed authorization letter to claim the

report. Uncollected report cards will be turned over to

the student after Friday, February 4.

Sincerely,

Michael Dickinson

HS Assistant Principal

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FROM THE GUIDANCE COUNSELORS:

Dear ISM parents,

The PreK-12 Guidance Department would like to announce the second Parent Book Group of the 2010-11 schoo

year. Continuing with what we have been reading about how neuroscience is changing our ideas about human

development, learning, and education we will be reading Ellen Galinskys bookMind in the Making. Below wehave included a link to the authors website as well as an interview with her on the book.

http://mindinthemaking.org/

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/mind-making-10451950

Each session will be from 8 am and finish around 10am on either Tuesdays or Thursdays

starting in February. Interested parties please contact Myrna Perez in the Elementary

School Guidance Office (840-8455) to add your name to the list. In the past these groupshave been very popular and fill up almost as soon as they are announced. Spaces are limited

and are on a first come first serve basis. Participants will need to acquire their own copy ofthe book which is available locally.

We are looking forward to your participation!

ISM Guidance Counselors

DearGrade9&10Parents:Wehavenowhadthe4YearPlandiscussionwithallofourGrade9&

10students.Pleasediscusswithyoursonordaughtertheir4yearplans

andencourage them toget theseuploaded to theirFamilyConnection

account. Instructionsonhow todo thisare included inour latestBlog

Posthere

http://guidance.ismonline.org/

Completing thiswillreallyhelpyoursonordaughterwhen itcomes to

theofficialcourse registrationprocesswhichwill takeplaceduring the

weekofFebruary21st25th.

Ifyouhaveanyquestionsaboutthisprocess,pleasedonothesitate to

contactusat;[email protected]@ismanila.org

KindRegards,

Doug

Mcqueen

and

Steve

Ayling

Dear Grade 11 Parents:

Your son or daughter now hasapproximately one calendar year toapply to college!

With that in mind, please schedule atime to meet with your childscounselor this spring for a JuniorParent Meeting. Please call 840-8655 to schedule an appointment.

See you soon,Curt Nichols, Elizabeth Mohr andVicky

(Grade 11 & 12 Counselors)

For all Grade 11 students and parents:University Information Night: Tuesday February 8

Begins at 5:00pm in the Fine Arts Theater


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FROM THE PTA OFFICE:

WELCOME TO ISM

On Tuesday, January 25th

at 7:30 am in the Little Theatre, the ISM Parent Teacher Association is holding a

Bearcat Welcome for all families new to ISM

NOT JUST ANOTHER COFFEE MORNING . . .ITS A BEARCAT COFFEE MORNING!!

What is a Bearcat? The ISM school mascot, a symbol of our community spirit..

We welcome our new families and encourage them to get to know each other and to learn more about our school and abou

Manila:

You will learn about some local social and international organizations;

You can meet and greet our PTA and our Bearcat Den team and volunteer (which is always well appreciated and

needed) for school activities.

We also invite all returning parents and teachers to come and meet the new families and to enjoy a great opportunity to see

old friends again.

Looking forward to seeing you all!

Tuesday, January 25, 20117:30 to 9:00 am at the ISM Little Theatre

Questions? Email [email protected]

INTERNATIONAL FAMILY FUN DAY:

DearParents,

PTAsbiggest eventof the school year is fast approaching, The International Family FunDay (IFFD),whichwillbeo

February5,2011.ThisisaneventthatcontinuestobeanexcitingpartoftheISMcommunityexperience. Everyoneha

theirreasonsforgoing if itbethechildrenenjoyingthegamesandfunwiththeirfriendsortheparentsenjoyinganew

tasteattheInternationalFoodFair. Countriesfromallovertheworldarerepresentedandascanbeseenonthelistitwi

begreatwearestilllookingforsomemorecontributionfromourISMCommunityofParents. Itisagreatwaytogett

knowsomemoreparentswithinyourcommunity. Lets try tomake thisyearsFoodFairbigger thaneverandmayb

evenaddsomecountriestothelist.Itonlytakesafewpeople,anditsagreatexperienceforalltoenjoyandshareou

diversecuisine.Anyhelpatallwouldbegreatlyappreciatedbyall. Wewouldalsoliketotakethisopportunitytothan

youalltheparentsforbeingpartofthisdayandformakingitsuchagreatsuccess..

ThusfarIhaverepresentativesforthefollowingcountries:Philippines, Australia/New Zealand, China, Europe, Latin American, India, Japan, Korea, Pakistan, Taiwan, Thailand

Indonesia,

HerearethecountriesthathavenotbeenrepresentedyetwhicharealargegroupoftheISMcommunity:UnitedStates/CanadaSingaporeOtherCountriesaswell

Ifyouareinterestedorknowanyonewhois,mycontactinformationis:

CarinaSeneviratne

(IFFDFoodRep) Mobile:09209100401

EMail:[email protected] Landline:8192863


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FROM THE OPERATIONS & SECURITY OFFICE:

Access and parking within the campus are important security and safety issues. For the well-being of all members of thISM community, those entering the school campus are requested to follow the procedures outlined below.

Vehicular Access

During drop-off and pick-up times, vehicles may enter through Gates 2 and 3. Those entering through Gate 2 shouproceed to the drop off area and, once the student has alighted or boarded, they should exit via Gate 1. Those vehicleentering through Gate 3 must turn into the covered parking area and use the designated drop-off areas. All vehicles musexit through Gate 1.

Alternatively, vehicles entering through Gate 3 may park in the covered car park. The spaces reserved for parent-drivecars should only be used by those vehicles which are driven by parents themselves. Vehicles in which parents artraveling, but which are driven by a driver, should not use these spaces. Rather, they should park elsewhere in the coverepark or make use of the outside spaces next to the power center.

Please note that Gate 2 may only be used by vehicles displaying a valid ISM vehicle sticker.

Family/company drivers should not remain within school once they have delivered a student. They should exit the schooand return no sooner than 1:45 in the afternoon for pick up.

Visitors to ISM may only enter through Gate 3. There is an area for short stay visitors parking near Gate 1.

The Pedestrian Gate

LocationThe pedestrian gate is located in the perimeter fence mid-way between Gate 1 and Gate 2. There is a paved area betweethe road and the perimeter fence, allowing easy access to the gate.

The pedestrian gate is solely for the entry of members of the ISM Community at the beginning of the school day. It will onbe open between 7:00 and 7:45 (8:00 to 8:45 on Wednesdays). Due to parking restrictions and in the interests of security will not be open in the afternoon for pick up. During the time it is open, it will be under the supervision of members of thISM Guard Force.

Drop-off ProcedureDrivers should stop adjacent to the paved area and students should alight from the right side of their vehicle. The driveshould then move off, clearing the space for other vehicles dropping off students. Under no circumstances should a studenbe dropped off from the outside lane. This is dangerous as the student would need to walk across the front of anothevehicle.

Drivers are reminded that traffic regulations forbid parking on the roads around ISM. Therefore, vehicles should only bstopping for the brief time it takes for a student to alight. Drivers must not wait for anybody to return to the vehicle.

Car StickersThe car stickers for the school year 2010/11 are available from the security office.

Each ISM family will be issued one vehicle sticker free of charge. Any additional stickers will be issued following paymenof Php100.00 to the cashiers office.

In order to facilitate the easy recognition of authorized cars at the gates, the stickers should be affixed to the top right corneof the windshield. Further to this, old ISM stickers issued in previous years should be removed.

ID CardsID cards should be worn at all times while on campus. If you have not been issued an ID card, or you have lost it, yoshould obtain one by visiting the security office and completing the appropriate application form.


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Vehicle checksThe practice of inspecting vehicles will continue. During off-peak hours all vehicles will be checked before they are alloweto enter the campus. During peak hours (drop off and pick-up times), all vehicles without valid stickers and randomselected vehicles with stickers will be asked to undergo an examination.

Whether an examination is conducted or not, it is important that the security staff at the gates are able to identify thoccupants of vehicles entering the campus; therefore IDs must be clearly displayed. Vehicles with tinted windows must rodown windows to allow a clear view of the interior of the vehicle.

Drivers, Helpers and BodyguardsDrivers, helpers and bodyguards should not be waiting on campus for students throughout the school day. After droppinoff students they should exit the school grounds and not return more than 30 minutes before dismissal time. Those whrepeatedly fail to comply with the regulation will have their access privilege suspended.

Only those vehicles carrying parents or other people with business within the school will be allowed to return to the campubefore 1:45 p.m.

There are designated areas for unaccompanied drivers, yayas, helpers and security escorts to wait for parents anstudents. Unless specifically authorized, they may not enter any other area. In the interest of security, and to prevencongestion at the pedestrian entrances to the covered parking area, parents are requested to emphasize to their employeethe importance of cooperating with the security staff and remaining in the appropriate areas.

Termination of EmploymentIn the event of the termination of service of a family employee, parents are asked to secure the former employees ISM IDcard and return it to the Security office. If this is not possible, it is important tat the Security Office is still informed of thchange of circumstances.

Finally, I would like to thank all members of the ISM community for their cooperation in helping us maintain ISM as a safand secure environment for our children.

FirearmsAll members of the ISM community are reminded that it is strictly forbidden for firearms to be brought onto the campus. Thiincludes concealed weapons carried by bodyguards for close protection. Any person arriving at the school with a firearmshould inform the gate guard and arrangements will be made for the weapon to be safely and securely stored during th

visitors stay.

Security staff directionsOur security team is endeavoring to make the school as safe and secure an environment as possible for all members of oucommunity. We as that everybody cooperate with us in this important task. In particular, all those entering our campus arrequested to comply with any direction given to them by members of our guard force. In the event that anyone is unclear ato the purpose of such instructions they can seek clarifications from the security office. Please note that it is the parentresponsibility to advise their staff accordingly.

Thank you for your cooperation. We are looking forward to another successful semester at International School Manila.

Regards,MICHAEL FLYNNDirectorOperations & Security


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FROM THE CLINIC:TIME TO SIGN UP FOR TYPHOID VACCINATIONS

Date Price (Php)February 9

th2011 Typherix typhoid vaccine 850

This vaccination should be renewed every 3 years and is recommended for people who travel to endemic areas (includingmany areas of the Philippines) and also for the following target individuals:

food handlers such as dietary personnel, cooks, waiters, servers and microbiology lab technicians

persons with close exposure to an S. Typhi. carrier or patient.If you would like more information about the vaccine, please contact the clinic on the number/email below or call in to pickup a registration form (next to the elementary canteen). Only people with a valid ISM ID may participate in thiprogram.

PAYMENT FOR THESE VACCINATIONS MUST BE MADE TO THE CASHIER DEPARTMENT BY NO LATER THAFRIDAY 28

THJANUARY. VACCINES WILL THEN BE ORDERED AND NO FURTHER REGISTRATIONS WILL B

ACCEPTED. Many thanks,Clinic direct number: 840 8580 Debbie DuckworthEmail: [email protected] ISM Clinic Administrator

FROM THE LEARNING COORDINATORS OFFICE:

FilipinoCoursesforParents

DearParents,

ISMispleasedtoofferBeginningandIntermediateFilipinoCourses.

BeginningFilipinoCoursewillfocusonconversationalskillsinavarietyofsocialsituations,onincreasingvocabulary,an

onunderstandingmoreabouttheFilipinoculture.

Intermediate FilipinoCourse is for thosewhohave completedaBeginnersPlus course.This coursewill give you th

opportunitytopracticeandexpressyourselfverballyandimprovelevelsoffluency.

VickyCarlosisanexperiencedteacherofadultsatvariousinternationalorganizationsinManila.Shehaswrittenanumbe

ofbooksontheteachingofFilipino.Thisisanelementarylevelcoursedesignedforparentswhoseektoattainbeginne

levelFilipino

proficiency

and

want

to

increase

their

knowledge

and

skills.

Through

this

course,

Vicky

will

help

participant

toactivelycommunicateineverydaysituations.

Classsize:

To

run

the

classes,

we

require

aminimum

of

6participants

***Certificatesofcompletionwillbeprovidedtotheparticipants.

Toregister,[email protected]

Name:____________________ MobileNumber:_____________

LandlineNumber:____________Course:_________________ Schedule:__________

Classesarelikelytofillupquickly,sopleaseregisterimmediately.DeadlineforregistrationisFebruary4,2011.

BeginningFilipinoCourse

A. MondaysandWednesdays (911AM)

Feb7March14,2011

B. TuesdaysandThursdays(911AM)

Feb8March10,2011

Totalhours:20

Tuitionfee:P7000

Books:2textbookswithCDsP1500

IntermediateFilipinoCourse

Fridays(911AM)Feb11April29,2011

Totalhours:20

Tuitionfee:P7000

Book:IdliketoSpeakFilipino3,

IntermediatewithAudioCDP800


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Chiang Mai AdventureInternational School Manila

Chiang Mai, ThailandJune 2011

The REAL Club of ISM are planning to take a group of 15-20 students to Chiang Mai to take part in this rock climbingtrekking, caving and mountain biking adventure with CMRCA

We need to know SOON (before Wednesday January 26th) what the interest from parents and students is for thistrip.

CMRCA will facilitate a safe, adventurous, and unique cultural exploration which challenges students to engage inpersonal development while developing new ways of looking at local indigenous lifestyles and sustainable tourism.

The trip is open to students in grade 8 and above. The dates for the program are provisionally set for June 11-18, 2011. The program will be based out of Chiang Mai.

The trip will an outdoor adventure based, environmentally minded personal development program. The trip will include the following elements:-

o Basic Thai language learning beginning on the first day.o Rock climbing, caving, and high ropes adventures at Crazy Horse Buttress in Mae Ono Mountain biking in the Doi Suthep/Doi Pui rangeo Key elements of the program are personal challenge and development, adrenaline-based adventure, and

cultural immersion.

Further details about the trip including the full itinerary are available from Chris Goodman who can be contacted [email protected]. Further information regarding the company we will be using in Thailand can be found attheir website:http://www.thailandclimbing.com/.

Esti mated Pr ice per person is between US$1000-US$1300 which includes food, accommodat ion and al l act ivi t ies.The above pri ce does not i nclude air fare; when going to pr ess return fl ights f rom Manila t o Chiang Mai ar eappr oximately US$600.

If your child is interested in joining us for this trip of a lifetime, and you are willing to support him/her then pleaseemail this non-binding letter of interest to Chris Goodman at [email protected] before Wednesday January26 th

My son/daughter -------------------------- has expressed an interest in joining your trip to Chiang Mai in June 2011. As

things stand we support him/her in participating. Please inform us what we need to do next. I understand that this is in

no way binding.

Parents name ---------------------------- Date ----------


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FROM THE ATAC OFFICE:

ATACANNOUNCEMENTS:GAME SCHEDULE INFORMATION:

Information about all mid week/weekend fixtures for ISM teams can be found by going to the GAME SCHEDULE tabon the ATAC page of the ISM website. You can also access this information via the ES/MS/HS divisional web pages.Please note the game schedule does change often due to involvement with many local schools so please check thepage regularly to find out the latest information of where and when the Bearcats teams are playing. Access to the

game schedule page is also available via the ATAC blog. Click on the Bearcat logo to be directed to the gameschedule page.http://atac.ism-online.org

ATACHIGHLIGHTS/UPDATESJAN/FEB:(forALLmatch/scheduledetailscheckgameschedulepageasabove)

Jan21 BasketballatFaith

Jan22 ISMTouchInvitationalTournament

MSBoysBtennisvAteneo8amandvBrentB1pm

Jan26 IASASBasketballTeamsarrive,ISMTeamsDepartforIASAS

Jan2729IASASBasketballatISM

Jan2729IASASRugby/TouchatTaipei,SwimmingatKL,TennisatSingapore

Jan29

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Touch/Tackle

Rugby

tournament

at

ISM

JvTouchatUPforUPInvitationalTouchTournament

Jan31 3rdseasonsportstryoutsbeginforHSteams(Track/Softball/Badmintion)

Feb3 3rdseasonsportstryoutsbeginforMSteams(Track/Softball/Badminton/MixedTouch)

MS2ndSeasonSportsawardsFeb94pmESGym(Touch/Tennis/Rugby/Basketball)

HS2ndSeasonSportsawardsFeb11th5:30pmHSGym(Touch/Rugby/Tennis/Basketball/Swimming/Cheerleading)

IASAS BASKETBALL HOUSING:IASAS Basketball will be taking place at ISM Jan 27-29, 2011. All housing placement are now secured and I thank allfamilies that will open their homes next weekend to the IASAS athletes. Confirmation letters have been distributed thisweek via students so families should know by now who they are housing etc. Details of pick up times etc are all includedon the confirmation letter. The schedule is also included so you know what time your guests games are being played.

The tournament schedule can also be found in this bulletin or on the ATAC blog.http://atac.ism-online.org/iasas-basketball-jan-26-31-2011/

IASASBASKETBALL:

PleaseseetheIASASBasketballChampionshipsscheduleinthisbulletin.IhopemanyoftheISMcommunitywillcome

andsupportourteamsduringthisevent.Wehopetohavefullgymsandagreatatmosphereforallourvisitingteams.

Comeout

and

cheer

for

the

Bearcats.

WhilstourBasketball teams arebattling here athomeourother season 2 teamswill be doing the same in Taipei

(Rugby/Touch),Singapore(Tennis),KualaLumpur(Swimming).Toallourtravellingteamsandcoacheswewishyouthe

bestof luckatIASAS.Alltheaction/resultsfromallIASASeventscanbefollowedbyvisitingtheIASASwebsitewhere

youcanfindlinkstoresultsandlivestreamingforsomeoftheevents.Visitwww.iasas.asiaforallthe2ndseasonsIASAS

Championshipsaction!

BEARCAT DEN:Regular Opening Hours for the Bearcat Den:Mon, Wed and Fridays from 11:30am 1:00pm and 2:30pm 4:00pm.Tues and Thurs afternoons from 2:30-4pm. Thanks to all our great volunteers. If you are interested in joining ourgroup of volunteers in the Bearcat Den please contact our BCD volunteers coordination Chantel([email protected]) or pop in to the Den near the HS Cafeteria and talk with one of our volunteers they will bevery happy to make you welcome.


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COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES:

CONGRATULATIONS!

We are proud to announce that our ISM seniors were accepted

to the following universities:

COLLEGE/UNIVERSITYAteneodeManilaUniversity(14)

BarnardCollegeBrownUniversity

CaliforniaStateUniversity,EastBayCarnegieMellonUniversity

UniversityofChicagoDurhamUniversity

UniversityofEdinburghUniversityofExeter

FranklinandMarshallCollegeHamiltonCollege

InternationalChristianUniversityLondonSchoolofEconomicsUniversityCollegeLondonLongwoodUniversity

LoyolaUniversityChicagoUniversityofMichiganNorthwesternUniversityUniversityofNotreDame

PaceUniversity,NewYorkCityUniversityofPennsylvania

UniversityofthePhilippines(9)PurdueUniversity(3)

UniversityofSanFrancisco(2)UniversityofSt.Andrews

StanfordUniversityUniversityofOxford(2)

VirginiaCommonwealthUniversityUniversityofWarwickWesleyanUniversity

YaleUniversity

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