After School Activities (ASA) are available from 3:15 to 4:15 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday for students from KG to Grade 12. The primary goal of ASA is to offer an additional learning platform in a safe and enjoyable environment, catering to our students’ interests and fostering their engagement. A diverse range of activities spanning sports and wellness, music, art, technology, language, and social and environmental awareness are offered. These activities are led by our experienced ISE teachers, teaching assistants, and external providers.
The ASA schedule for the second season of this school year 2023-2024 is available below.
Our music classes aim to enhance students’ language skills, self-esteem, listening abilities, social interaction, stress relief, confidence, and memory improvement.
Through a variety of class offerings, students are introduced to a wide range of media expiration while being encouraged to develop their own visual style.
Besides health benefits, sport gives children’s the many life lessons that can contribute to the professional and personal achievements in adult life.
Lead Teacher: Rebecca Marsh
TAs: Ging & Siri
Location:
PK classroom
Lead Teacher: Jintana & Sai
TAs: Goong & Sofia
Location:
Non-Thai Classroom (Room 24)
Lead Teacher: Nick
TAs: Jay
Location: Football Field
Lead Teacher: Andrea & Kristina
Location: SS Art Room
Lead Teacher: Kevin
CAS leader: Naomi, Nutcha, and Mark
TAs: Ging & Siri
Location: ES Art Room
Lead Teacher: Trae
TA: Goong
Location: Grade 3 classroom (14)
Lead Teacher: Barbara
Student support: Merci
TA: Jiab
Location: Grade 2 Classroom
Lead Teacher: Jihyun
TA: Jay
Location: Korean Classroom (Room 21)
Lead Teacher: Brian & Rebecca M.
TA: Jiab
Location: Cafeteria
Lead Teacher: Kim
TA: Sofia
Location: Fine Arts (Room 403)
Guitar Club Discover the joy of music as you learn to play the guitar, mastering chords and melodies while expressing your creativity through a timeless instrument. | Wilson Cerilo |
Chess Club Challenge your mind and improve your strategic thinking by engaging in chess, the timeless game of intellect and patience. | Richard Kennedy |
Bio-Olympiad This club is designed for students passionate about life science and interested in competing in biology competitions. We will explore advanced topics, solve challenging problems, and prepare for the international Biology Olympiad (IBO) and other national biology competitions. | Kavin Wei |
| Volleyball | Amy Carter |
Pep Squad Ignite school spirit and camaraderie by joining the Pep Club, where students rally together to support their teams, plan exciting events, and spread enthusiasm. LET’S GO EAGLES!! | Elizabeth Beach Kol and Misty Wiess |
Basketball Develop teamwork, agility, and sportsmanship on the court through fast-paced basketball drills and games, perfect for students of all skill levels.Be a part of our Team. LET’S GO EAGLES!! | Roy Tayamora and Supunsa Klasungnoen |
Golf (Paid ASA) The ISE Golf Program for kids offers a fun and engaging introduction to golf. With expert coaching, and a focus on skill development, kids learn the fundamentals of the game while building confidence and teamwork. Perfect for all skill levels, this program ensures a positive and enjoyable golfing experience. With professional trainers, all equipment will be prepared by the team. With 2 hours training needed, the parents will need to arrange the transportations for pick up after the club. | Outside |
Tennis (Paid ASA) Learn the fundamentals of tennis while improving your agility, coordination, and sportsmanship through fun and competitive matches. | Outside |
Basketball Develop teamwork, agility, and sportsmanship on the court through fast-paced basketball drills and games, perfect for students of all skill levels.Be a part of our Team. LET’S GO EAGLES!! | Supunsa Klasungnoen and Prareena Khamaarpakamon |
Table Tennis Sharpen your reflexes and hand-eye coordination in this exciting table tennis activity, where quick thinking and strategy are key to success. | Supunsa Klasungnoen |
Model United Nations Step into the shoes of a diplomat and engage in dynamic debates on global issues, developing your public speaking, negotiation, and leadership skills in a realistic United Nations setting. | Nick Welton |