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Issue 04: September 2, 2022

What is DAC? One of our core values is collaboration which means that we are committed to working as a community to creatively serve one another and solve problems. This is exactly the purpose of the DAC. DAC is the Director’s Advisory Counsel and it is made up of four to six parents who represent […]

Issue 03: August 26, 2022

Why does BAIS exist? BAIS has been serving the Bandung area for over 60 years. Established in 1956, BAIS has a rich heritage of partnering with parents in the transformative process that takes place between birth and adulthood. Whether your child is in Preschool or Grade 12, we can all point to ways that our […]

Issue 02: August 19, 2022

Battle of the Books 22-23! B.O.B. is available for students in grades 6-12. More info will be coming soon, but if you plan to join, please start reading! Questions can be directed to ClarissaRibbens@baisedu.org Bamboo People Perkins, Malati Lincoln’s Grave Robbers Sheinkin, Steve Esperanza Rising Ryan, Pam Munoz Mary, Bloody Mary Meyer, Carolyn 100 Cupboards […]

Issue 01: August 12, 2022

Hello BAIS family! I am Hayley Martin, the BAIS school counselor. I am so excited to start a new school year, and am thrilled that we are starting off together with face-to-face learning! The past few years have been ones of stretching and growing, and I cannot wait to see how everyone blooms this year. […]

Issue 36: June 3, 2022

BYOD for Grade 6 and up next school year BAIS transitioned to the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model for high school a couple of years ago and this had tremendously helped our students to be independent learners. This next school year (2022-2023) we will be requiring all of the secondary students (grade 6 and […]

Issue 35: May 20, 2022

BAIS UPDATE Why is Community so Important? At BAIS, something consistently mentioned by our graduating seniors is their appreciation for the connections and strong sense of community they’ve felt during their time with us. While community can look differently for many of us, one central factor remains at the core: Christ. We can identify our […]

Issue 34: May 13, 2022

Fine Arts Department When I think back to last month’s drama performances of Peter Pan, I’m still humming the “Red Handed Jill” song in my head, or giggling when thinking about the Pirates goofing off, whether they were playing cards, or Korean hand games, or just snoozing on stage. The whole weekend wasso fun – […]

Issue 33: April 29, 2022

BAIS Update Dear BAIS Community, As we head into this week-long break, my desire is that we can all get a full recharge before moving into the final five weeks of the school year, which are quite full of activities, reviews, exams, andprograms. Rest is something we often overlook or do not prioritize in a […]

Issue 32: April 22, 2022

BAIS Update Dear Parents, As we approach the end of the school year, bear in mind that we only have roughly six weeks of classes remaining. That is quite hard to believe! This means it is more important than ever that your child gets enough rest each night, proper nourishment, and a huge amount of […]