TERM 1, ISSUE 1 14 AUGUST 2014
“We are like dwarfs sitting on the shoulders of giants. We see more, and things that are more distant, than they did, not because our sight is superior or because we are taller than they, but because they raise us up, and by their great stature add to ours.” John of Salisbury (1159AD) It is not possible, or respectful, to look at the future without first acknowledging the efforts of those that go before. There are many who have impacted KISC over the last 27 years from the time Alan and Margaret McIlhenny (and Christine Stone) established KISC, but we acknowledge the more recent efforts of Judith Ellis. As we consider where we are now with a thriving K-13 with MSA accreditation; KISC EQUIP, our teacher training programme partnering with Nepali schools as well as significant progress being made in establishing a teacher training college (KISC TEC) it is encouraging to see how God has blessed KISC through the years. As Solomon wrote ‘For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven.’ Now is a new season and a time of change. Our response to change can be one of dread. We desire to keep things how they were. Or it can be with an attitude of excitement. The latter is how we, the three new Directors, are approaching our new appointments as leaders of KISC. There is a degree of anticipation that comes with anything new, but there is an expectation that God has placed us here for such a time as this. It was good to meet with many parents last night and introduce ourselves and share a little of our vision for KISC. Over the term we will be introducing changes due to the new structure but will be building on the foundation of the MVVP, with particular emphasis on the vision statement of sharing Christ’s love and achieving excellent education. As a staff here at KISC we are grateful that you have entrusted your children’s (...continued on page 2)
Meet the Directors, from left to right... ANGUS DOUGLAS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR started his role as Project Development Manager in 2012. During his time with KISC he has been an advisor to the SMC, a member of the MSA planning team, he Chairs the TEC sub-committee and is a member of the Finance Sub-Committee. He was a director of a commercial property investment company for 8 years before coming to Nepal.
KHIM KANDEL EQUIP/TEC DIRECTOR has been working at KISC in various roles for the last 10 years, including Head of Admin and H.R. His Master’s from the UK was in Human Resource Management. DANIEL PARNELL SCHOOL DIRECTOR came to KISC in 2008 as an ICT teacher. He has 13 years of experience working as a teacher and leader in schools. The last year he has been in the UK to complete a Master’s in Education: Leadership and Management. He has served as the Vice Principal at KISC since 2010. Welcome back Mr. Parnell! (* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고) 1
(cont.,) education to us for a season. As we journey together with them, guiding them in their growth and understanding, as they get to experience and understand so much more about God’s world around them, our prayer is that they truly can experience Christ’s love through the excellent education they receive and the time they spend at KISC.
WELCOME NEW STAFF With our growing admissions we also have a growing staff. Here’s a list of the newest staff to KISC. Please give them a warm welcome to the community. Michele Morton (Primary Principal T1/2 - see left) has experience and training in K-12 and university teaching and administration. She is also a licensed minister through World Ministry Fellowship with over 20 years of extensive teaching to all age groups in the church. She is married to Max Morton and their son, John David, is in Y10 at KISC. MA.E. in Christian Ed. Admin., Ed. S. in Educ. Leadership and Ed. D. in Educ. Leadership.
The Directors (* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고) THE PRIMARY PRINCIPAL’S PERSPECTIVE
Pradeep Chaulagain is joining us this year as the PE Teaching Assistant for Primary. Pradeep is from Nepal. He did his diploma in Electronic Engineering and has currently been working on his first year of Bachelors in Social Work.
A word I have used these past few days is “overwhelmed,” but in a good way. God has overwhelmed me as I have the privilege to be a part of KISC, and especially to work with the Primary Staff. The staffs’ stories of why they are here at KISC and their level of dedication to the students is amazing. The students each have a story that is just as amazing and their love for KISC is evident. Our theme this term is justice and we are learning what God says is just and right. We started off the first primary assembly with Ephesians 6:1-3.
Hannah Dornon (Primary Music Teacher) is working with years K through 8. This is her first year teaching after graduating from Asbury University in the States, but she spent many of her childhood years in Nepal. Hannah is thrilled to be teaching the subject she loves to fellow Third Culture Kids. Katie Laborde (Primary Arts Assistant & Year K Afternoon Cover) finished her undergraduate degree in March 2014 in Art Education (K-12) from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia USA. Katie enjoys the opportunity to be working in the arts and with the Kindergartners (Term 1&2 only).
Parents, thank you for choosing KISC, and becoming a part of our community. Please let us know how we can help you help your child(ren). I am here to serve you.
FAREWELL
(Carrie) Lizzy Neiger (Primary Student Support) is from the USA and has 2 children, Naomi (Y1) and Ezra (preschool). She lived in India for 3 years, working with both children and adults with special learning/occupational needs. 2013 - B. Sc. K-8 Elementary Education and Special Education.
We are saying a brief farewell to Binod Gaire, PE Teaching Assistant. He will be greatly missed this year as he goes to the USA to for further teaching experience. Many blessings on you Binod as you go to expand your teaching skills.
David Crow joins the Operations team as Site Manager. He is from Rochester, MN USA and will be with us for 3 months. He’s here with his wife and 4 children (all studying at KISC). (welcomes cont. page 3)
For His Glory, Michele Morton, Ed. D. (* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)
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(welcome to KISC, continued....) Samantha Seymour (Year 3 Teacher) is from Birmingham, Alabama. She moved to Nepal this summer
with her husband, Michael, and two children, Jack (Year 5) and Izzy (Year 4). Before coming to Nepal, she taught 1st grade for 2 years and 3rd grade for 10 years. She has a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education and a Masters in Collaborative teaching.
Hannah Holmes (ESL) is from the UK. She received a BA (Hons) in European and International Studies (Minors: French and Spanish) from Loughborough University. She received training in TEFL. She has been an ESL teacher at HESS Yanji Kindergarten and Xinyi Cram School in Taiwan the last two years. (Elizabeth) Biz Jens (HOF ESL &L1) is from New Zealand. She’s has a B Ed at Massey University. She received her DMiss at Laidlaw College. Biz worked in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia from 1988 - 2000 as a teacher (primary and up to Grade 9) and ESL teacher. She received further ESL training – Celta, PGDip in Applied Linguistics and a MA in Applied LInguistics. She is married to Gabriel and they have two daughters – Rachel (27) and Esther (25). Judy Abrahms (Secondary Maths Teacher) is very happy to be returning to KISC from New Zealand after 16 years. During her time at KISC, she and her late husband Wayne, ran the KISC hostel and taught Maths part time. She has retired from full time teaching after more than thirty years teaching Maths and being Head of a Maths faculty. David Colville (Geography & RE Teacher and Year 8 Home Room Teacher) has returned to KISC after being here in 2008/09. His first degree was a BSc in Physical Geography from Reading University and then did a Postgraduate Certificate in Education at The University of Southampton. His 3 kids are all at KISC. Suraj Dahal (Business Studies Teacher) is Nepali, married with two children. After completing his A Level in Nepal, he graduated from University of South Alabama with a BS and MBA. He is a freelance organization development consultant. He will be teaching Business Studies for A Level students. Max Morton (RE Teacher T1/2) - In ministry for over 30 years, he has been a church planter, pastor and missionary. He is an ordained minister through World Ministry Fellowship, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Bible from Howard Payne University, and the Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Gale Cunningham (Secondary ESL, Y7 World History, American Government - Y12/13) is from California, USA. She received her BS in Eng. and World History at the age of 57 yrs. old and then pursued her Masters’ Degree in Fine Arts ~Creative Writing. Dina Kramer (Nepali Language and Culture Teacher) is from Nepal. She taught at ECEC from 2008-2012. She has spent her last two years working in children’s ministries in brick factories in the valley. She has her B.Ed. from Tribhuvan University and is currently working on her M.Ed. Virginia Oyler (Human Resource Manager) is from the USA. She has seven years experience working as the Human Resource Director for a Healthcare company in Texas. She has her B.BA in Organizational Interpersonal Communications from Oral Roberts University, Oklahoma. Elizabeth Rainsford-McMahon (French Teacher T1 - cover for Emma Mulepati) is from Devon in the UK. Elizabeth has many years experience teaching GCSE & AS/A level French as well as working as an examiner. More recently she has been teaching French at Exeter University. She has her BA in French from University of Durham, MA in French from University of Manchester and MA in Theology from University of Durham. Rajiv Joshi (Secondary PE) will be joining KISC next week. He received his Bacherlors of Business Studies from Tribhuvan University. He is from Nepal and has been very active in sports over the years. He has served as coach and is the captain of the Nepal Basketball Association (Neba).
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MUSICAL PRODUCTION NOTICES/INFORMATION presents:
Preparations are underway for the upcoming KISC production of “Fiddler on the Roof”. A musical theatre tradition, Tevye the milkman tries to protect his daughters and his way of life from a changing world. Fiddler On The Roof JR. is a special adaptation of the classic Broadway musical, which tackles the universal theme of tradition in ways that reach across barriers of race, class, nationality, and religion. The production team is still in need of some costume items. Here is a list of the items still needed:
Afternoon Matinee for Area Schools Friday September 19th
Evening Performances: Saturday September 20th Wednesday September 24th Thursday September 25th
All performances will be held at KISC. Times to be announced.
Jewish-style caps (a.k.a. Kippas) Fur Hats Dark-colored Tailored Jackets Ladies Shawls (in neutral or dark colors) Long Skirts (in neutral or dark colors) Long Dresses (in neutral or dark colors) Long-sleeved Blouses (in neutral or dark colors) If you have any of these items to either lend or donate, please drop them off in Reception by Friday, 22 August with an attached label of the owner’s name (if you want it returned). In addition, we are in need of a few people that could assist with sewing costumes. Please contact Kristi Loper at: kloper@kisc.edu.np if you are interested in helping in this way.
CHANGES IN LIBRARY POLICY This year the library’s overdue policy is changing slightly as follows: • Books can be borrowed for an initial 2 weeks (same as before). • If these 2 weeks pass and the book has not been returned, an email will be sent to the borrower stating that it is overdue. (Primary students’ Class Teachers and parents will both be receiving these emails.) • In another week if the book still has not been returned, another email will be sent and we will start charging Rs 5 per day [we will only start charging fines on books borrowed this previous monday (11th August) or later]. • If the borrower is a Secondary student, after another week of not receiving the book we will also email their parents about the issue and the fine that has been earned so far. We will continue to send overdue notices each week to the borrower. Books can be renewed twice for another 2 weeks each, but only if no one else has requested it. If a book is renewed after we have started charging fines, the fine will remain and not continue unless the book becomes overdue again. The maximum fine is Rs 500 per book at which point it will be considered lost. ** Please return any books borrowed last term or earlier so that we can have an accurate library catalog as we start this new year. (*뒷면 한글 번역본 참고) 4
PROVIDING GARDENING SKILLS TO FEED STUDENTS
Left: Bethel School students preparing the ground for planting. Right: students learn worm composting at Good Shepherd School from EQUIP Trainer, Rae Goss.
As the term’s theme of Justice plays out we have a song that speaks of living to feed the hungry. EQUIP is living that out now as we train other schools and kick start their own gardens. Good Shepard is starting a garden on their roof for the students to learn from and bring home what they learn to their families. Bethel School is the same however theirs is on an extremely steep slope. Late this July we terraced their slope into a gardenable piece of land. We have provided these schools with supplies ranging from water tanks to vermicompost to get them started. We gave them training on sustainable gardening and a worm farm to give them continual fertilizer. A new design has been made for our own Kitchen garden at KISC school, I hope you enjoy it even more than the last one!
WANT TO BE INVOLVED? KISC Teachers are welcome to attend and help out with the training groups. KISC TAs are invited to attend the trainings. Contact Amit Bhandari (abhandari@kisc.edu.np) for more details and to register. September 6, 2014: Primary Reading Phase II Training for Kathmandu schools @ KISC from 9am to 4pm. Please contact Sue Gim at sgim@kisc.edu.np if you want to volunteer.
September 13, 2014: Art Training @ KISC for Kathmandu schools from 9am to 4pm. Training will be led by Sally Darlison from Australia (an artist and primary art teacher).
EQUIP STATS:
What have we been up to this year?
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21
Boys
Girls
Private schools
KISC is giving out 81 scholarships this year to students in need. Here is how they are distributed by categories: Government schools
Science English Maths PE Leadership Parents seminar General (for comprehension)
No. of individuals who received training 28 35 11 32 29 302 52
Palpa partner schools
Trainings conducted since April in Palpa and Lamjung
Kathmandu partner schools Lamjung Partner schools
Many thanks to all those below who’ve donated to KISC in the last couple months. We greatly appreciate your generous support. Amount donated: From: For: Rs. Cross EQUIP 2,60,000 Culture Church of Christ Rs. 27,000 Tara Kitchen Malycha Garden GBP 6,000 Tabeel Trust TEC GBP 2,160 Clevedon EQUIP Family Church
36 24 45 36 42 Total: 81 81 81
ANNOUNCEMENTS KISC MEETING AND SPORTS FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING! To book KISC facilities outside school hours, please contact Reception, admin@kisc.edu.np. They are booking facilities now. Thank you! (*뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)
ATTENTION PARENTS: IF ANY OF YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION CHANGES, please notify RECEPTION as soon as possible. For the well being of your children we need the most up to date information. (*뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)
SPORTS EVENTS: SWIMMING: 23-24 AUG. 13-14 SEPT.
FOR SALE IN RECEPTION:
HIMS MEET LAS MEET
BOYS BASKETBALL: 23+ SEPT. BERNHARDT COLLEGE TOURNAMENT
KISC HOUSE T-SHIRTS - get your Makalu, Dhaulagiri or Annapurna T-shirts in Reception. All sizes available. KISC VALUES T-SHIRTS - available in three colors: gray, teal and purple. All sizes available.
CONGRATULATIONS TO EMMA (& Anil) MULEPATI (Sec. French Teacher) on the birth of their son, Yzos. He was born July 17th. Welcome Yzos! We look forward to meeting you.
KISC MUGS - great gift item or to drink your own cuppa. 2013-14 YEARBOOK - get yours today. Great way to learn and remember names, faces and year groups at KISC.
all only
55ea0ch/-
T1 DATES
AUGUST 26 (Tues) Interschool PTA @ KISC, 5-6pm SEPTEMBER 3
(Wed)
SMC Meeting
10-12 (W-F)
Primary Parent/Teacher Interviews
12 (Fri)
Primary 1/2 day
17 (Wed)
Primary Individual and Class photos
18 (Thurs)
Secondary Individual and Class photos
19 (Fri)
Matinee Performance “Fiddler on the Roof” for area schools
20 (Sat)
Evening Performance of “Fiddler” @ KISC
24 (Wed)
Evening Performance of “Fiddler” @ KISC
25 (Thurs)
Evening Performance of “Fiddler” @ KISC
26 (Fri)
Secondary Zuala Cup & Primary Splash Day
END of TERM 6
PTA
PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION
PRAYER POINTS
• All new students and staff will settle in well and feel welcomed in the community. • The Directors as they adjust to their new roles and lead KISC. • Those struggling with illnesses/injuries. • Wisdom for Khim Kandel and Sher Gurung as they work with the various ministries for KISC visas, permits, taxes and registrations. • That God would supply the needed personnel for the future, particularly a secondary and long term primary principal. • Thanks to God for his faithful provision.
Greetings from the PTA! We are happy to see you all back at the school and we are looking forward to a great year together with you. We are having our first PTA meeting August 22nd. If there is anything that you would like us to talk about, please contact your class rep. We also want to encourage you to pray for the new families and staff at KISC. Make sure they feel welcome.
JOIN PTA FOR PRAYER Every Monday morning from 8-9am we meet Blessings, in the Prayer Room to pray for KISC, the staff, students and each other. Mirjam Thiessen Any specific prayer requests can be sent to: mirjamthiessen@gmail.com PTA Chairperson (*뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)
TERM 1 Aug 26 Sept 12 26
Tues Fri Fri
Interschool PTA @ KISC Primary half day Last day of Term 1
Pravda
TERM 2 Oct 15 Wed 24 Fri 27-31 Mon-Fri 31 Fri Dec 19 Fri
Term 2 starts No school - Tihar Activity Week Primary half day Last day of Term 2
TERM 3 Jan 19 Mon 20 Tues Feb 6 Fri Feb-March 26-3 Th-Tue April 2 Thurs
Staff/Parent Prayer & Worship Term 3 starts Primary half day Midterm Break Last day of Term 3
TERM 4 April 20 May 22-25 June 10 17 24
Term 4 starts Midterm break - Provisional Primary half day Secondary day off Students’ last day of school
Mon Fri-Mon Wed Wed Wed
Justicia
JUSTICE
2014/2015 ACADEMIC YEAR DATES
TERM 1 VERSE:
“I will proclaim the name of the Lord; how glorious is our God! He is the Rock; his deeds are perfect. Everything he does is just and fair. He is a faithful God who does no wrong; how just and upright is he!” Deuteronomy 32:3-4 (NLT)
K e t o u Ta p i
공의
“TO BE LIVING WITNESSES OF CHRIST’S LOVE THROUGH EXCELLENT EDUCATION”
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNITY SERVICES
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“우리는 거인의 무등을 탄 난쟁이와 같습니다. 우리는 거인보다 더 멀리 볼 수 있지요. 우리가 거인보다 시력이 좋거나 키가 커서가 아니라, 거인의 큰 키가 우리를 더 높은 곳으로 올려주었기 때문입니다” John of Salisbury(1159 AD) 이제까지 이 길을 걸어 온 사람들의 수고를 되돌아 보지 않은 채 우리들의 미래를 그린다는 건 가능하지도 않고 바람직하지도 않습니다. 앨런, 마가렛 맥컬헤니(그리고 크리스틴 스톤) 가 KISC를 설립한 그 때부터 바로 최근의 주디스 엘리스까지, 지난 27년 간 KISC에 영향을 준 많은 이들이 있었습니다. 지금 KISC를 돌아보면 모든 학급이 MSA인증과 함께 잘 운영되고 있고 네팔 학교와 동역하여 교사를 훈련하는 EQUIP 프로그램 뿐만 아니라 교원양성 대학과정인 KISC TEC에서도 의미있는 발전이 이뤄지고 있습니다. 이 모든 것을 통해 우리는 지난 몇 년 동안 하나님께서 KISC를 얼마나 축복하셨는지를 깨닫습니다. 솔로몬이 말하길 ‘범사에 기한이 있고 천하 만사가 다 때가 있다’ 고 했습니다. 지금 우리는 새로운 때, 변화의 시기를 맞았습니다. 변화 앞에서 우리는 두 가지 반응을 보일 수 있습니다. 변화를 두려워하며 이제까지 해왔던 대로 하려고 할 수 있습니다. 혹은 변화를 기대할 수도 있습니다. KISC의 리더십으로 새로 선출된 세 명의 디렉터는 바로 후자의 태도로 새로 맡은 자리를 감당하고 있습니다. 새 것에는 무엇이든지 어느 정도의 기대감이 따르기 마련이라지만, 저희가 지금 특별히 주목하며 기대를 거는 이유는 하나님께서 바로 이와 같은 변화의 때에 저희들을 리더십으로 세우셨다는 사실입니다.
다니엘 파넬(School 디렉터) – 2008년 ICT교사로 KISC에서 근무. 13년 동안 교사 및 교육계 지도자로 근무. 작년에 영국에서 리더십과 경영이라는 주제로 교육학 석사를 마침. 2010년 KSIC 부교장. 킴 캔덜(EQUIP/TEC 디렉터)- KISC에서 10년간 행정 및 인사 디렉터를 포함한 다양한 업무를 맡음. 영국에서 인사 경영으로 석사학위 취득. 앵거스 더글라스(Development 디렉터)- 2012년 프로젝트 개발 매니저. SMC자문과 MSA 계획팀 멤버. TEC 하부위원회 위원장 및 회계 하부위원회 멤버. 네팔에 오기 전에 8년 동안 상업재산투자 회사에서 디렉터로 근무
꼭! 기억해주세요 학부형들께서는 연락처가 변경되었을 경우에는 반드시 리셉션에 알려주십시오. 비상 연락망 확보를 위해 아주 중요한 사항입니다.
어제 밤 많은 학부형님들을 만나 인사드리고 KISC에 대한 비전을 나눌 수 있어서 참 감사했습니다. 이번 학기 동안 저희 세 명의 디렉터는 학교의 달라진 제도로 인해 생기는 변화들을 학부모님들께 안내해 드릴 것입니다. 하지만 모든 변화는 KISC의 사명, 비전, 가치, 목표라는 바탕 위에 세워질 것이며 특별히 그리스도의 사랑을 나누고 탁월한 교육을 실천한다는 사명선언문을 강조할 것입니다.
KISC 미팅 & 스포츠 시설 예약 가능!
KISC는 자녀들의 교육을 저희에게 맡겨주신 것에 대해 여러분께 감사드립니다. 자녀들과 함께 걷는 여행길에서 그들을 둘러싸고 있는 하나님의 세계를 자녀들이 깊이 경험하고 이해할 수 있도록 지도하겠습니다. 저희는 KISC의 모든 학생들이 KISC에서 받는 탁월한 교육과 KISC에서 보내는 시간을 통해서 그리스도의 사랑을 진정으로 경험할 수 있기를 기도합니다. 8
수업 외 시간에 KISC 시설을 이용하실 분들은 리셉션(admin@kisc.edu. np)에 문의하세요. 지금 예약을 받고 있습니다.
도서관 이용 규칙 변동사항 올해 도서 대여 규정이 아래와 같이 수정되었습니다 • 도서 대여기간은 이전과 동일하게 2주입니다 • 도서가 반납되지 않으면 3주차에 연체자의 이름과 연체기간을 공지하는 이메일이 발송됩니다(Primary학생의 경우는 담임선생님과 부모님에게, Secondary는 학생에게 발송) • 4주차에도 도서가 반납되지 않으면 연체 사실 공지 이메일이 재발송되고 하루에 5루피씩 연체료가 부과됩니다(연체료 부과는 8월 11일 이후 대출된 도서부터 적용함) • Secondary 학생의 경우 4주차부터는 부모님께도 연체사실과 부과된 연체료를 안내하는 이메일이 발송됩니다 • 이런 방식으로 매주마다 도서 미반납자에게 연체 사실이 공지됩니다 • 도서 대출기간 연장은 그 책을 대여하려는 사람이 없는 경우에 한해서 한 권당 2주씩, 총 2 회 연장 가능합니다 • 연체료가 발생한 뒤에 대출기간을 연장하게 되면 연체료 부과는 정지되나, 연장된 대출기간 내에 도서를 반납하지 않으면 연체료가 다시 부과됩니다 • 연체료는 한 권당최대 500루피이며 이 금액은 도서 구입비에 해당합니다
Primary 교장의 관점 지난 몇 일간 저는 ‘압도’당했습니다, 물론 좋은 뜻으로 말입니다. 하나님께서는 압도적으로 저를 KISC의 일원이 되게 하셨고, 특히 Primary 스탭들과 함께 일할 수 있게 하셨습니다. Primary 스탭들이 KISC에 오게 된 이유, 그리고 그들이 이곳에서 보여주고 있는 헌신은 실로 대단합니다. 학생 한 사람 한 사람마다 각각 놀라운 사연들이 있고KISC에 대한 애정이 가득합니다. 이번 학기의테마는 공의(JUSTICE) 이며 우리는 하나님의 말씀이 의롭고 옳다는 것을 배울 것입니다. 에베소서 6:1-3절 말씀이 이번 학기 Assembly를 열었습니다. 학부형 여러분, KISC를 선택하고 공동체가 되어 주셔서 감사합니다. 저희들이 어떻게 여러분의 자녀를 도울 수 있을지 알려주십시오. 여러분을 섬기기 위하여 저희가 여기에 있습니다. 하나님의 영광을 위하여 Michele Morton, Ed. D.
PTA(학부모 교사 연합)에서 인사드립니다! 신 학기 개강을 맞아 부모님 여러분들을 다시 만나게되어 반갑습니다. 저희는 올 한 해도 여러분과 함께 좋은 시간을 보낼 수 있기를 기대하고있습니다. 8월 22일 첫 PTA가 열립니다. 무엇이든지 상의할 말씀이 있으신 분은 여러분의 학년대표자에게 문의하십시오. 또한 KISC에 이번에 처음 오신 가족들과 학교 스탭들을 위해서 기도해주시기를 부모님들께요청합니다. 따뜻하게 환대하고 환영해 주십시오. 축복을 전하며, Mirijam Thiessen PTA 의장
PTA 기도회 안내 매주 월요일 아침 8시부터 9시까지 / 기도실 에서 KISC와 스탭과 학생들, 그리고 서로를 위한 기도의 시간 기도요청은 mirjamthiessen@gmail.com 으로 9