ISSH Summer School 2016 draws a young crowd
June 24, 2016
Yippee! Junior schoolers are enjoying their recess in the kindergarten playground.
Photo: Summer School Staff
4 New Courses + 4 New Teachers = More Fun!
Surina (6), Grace (6), and Ms. Shull, advisor
June 24, 2016
Summer School Staff
A Year After Graduating
Yasmim Botelho Canabrava ('15)
June 10, 2016
Here's me at a restaurant between classes. (Did I mention that the food improves in college?)
May Hits and Misses
Mina, Sarah W (12), Darya, Haruka, Reshma, and Nana
May 26, 2016
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A Book for a Book
May 26, 2016
The Room to Read Club keep a tally of the number of books each grade has read.
Lisa (11).
Many kindergarten and junior school students from other schools and countries joined ISSH for this summer. Approximately 40 percent of the students attending summer school were non-Sacred Heart students, and in that percentage, 43 kindergarteners were from other schools or countries. For junior schoolers, 13 were not from ISSH.
Students in Kindergarten through Grade 2 get to play in these pools during Splash Time, which is free time in the afternoon for water play. Students in Grade 3 and above can play in the pools at lunch time.
Surina (6), Grace (6), and Ms. Shull, advisor
Mr. Nicholson and Ms. Spentzos, Summer School Coordinators in 2015 and 2016, change the summer school programs and courses each year because they want make sure that students have a chance to learn something new.
Yasmim Botelho Canabrava ('15)
In my mind, college life would be a reproduction of "Pitch Perfect", where all my problems would be solved by acappella singing. Unfortunately, that is far from truth (and not because I can’t sing).
Myung-Eun (8) and Maria U. (8)
“I thought that we learned a lot with just three days. With the ideas we got from other schools, I think that we can help save the planet a bit more by doing some of these things at school,” said Charley (6).
