What is the yearbook? The yearbook is a 224-page, hard-cover, full-color memory book designed entirely by a group of around 15 middle school and high school students. For the past two years, these 15 students have volunteered once per week for 80 minutes after school beginning in August and continuing through June. They work on the project for long hours outside of school. The yearbook students work incredibly diligently during the year (on the order of 1,500+ hours among the team) to create a book representing our community's story during the school year. Throughout the process, students learn A LOT about A LOT of things (e.g. basic journalistic writing skills, design and photography and interviewing skills, teamwork, how to plan and manage an immense project, how to meet deadlines, editing, revising, desktop publishing, marketing and sales, accounting, etc.)! READ MORE »»

The objective of our video was to show a series of funny videos to students. The challenge of this experiment was to not laugh while watching. We gathered 2 sets of boys and girls and showed them 3 different levels of funny clips. The difference in genders would help us display variation in students humor. In conclusion to the video those who laughed lost, and those who didn't win. READ MORE »»

Let's face it, no one likes waking up early for school. We all love a long lie, but now there is a reason to stay in bed for a few extra hours. Adults need 7-8 hours hour of sleep a night, but adolescents need around 10. Data shows that 30% of adults and 66% of teenagers are sleep deprived. We become sleepy due to the signals from our brain. These signals tell our brain whether we are tired. In addition, our brain can be...

Approximately 25 students in grades six, seven and eight had an opportunity to have fun and beat the heat with some spirited, friendly water games after school on Wednesday, March 10 from 3:00-4:30 p.m. The Middle School Student Council served root beer floats, popcorn, and candy and students played Water Tag and Water Capture the Flag. READ MORE »»

ISG Jubail’s new school project has been “put on hold,” according to Russell Rein, the ISG Jubail School Director of Operations. When asked what has happened to the new school plans, Principal Dan Mock said problems have been faced with the contracting company, thus resulting in the stagnancy on site. “The construction crew has been removed from the site due to some difficulties with them maintaining the terms of...

"Theatre doesn't last. Only is people's memories and in their hearts. That's the beauty and sadness of it. But that's life Beauty and sadness. And that's why theater is life. "      ---Unknown   Students, teachers, parents and kids gathered to watch eleven performances as student performers in grades 9-12 creatively took the spotlight with their confidence, humor, and acting on Monday night, March 27. Their hard w...

KG1B students and their Big Buddies from 5B work together on their last project of the year: to create a dinosaur out of trash. READ MORE »»

   One of the things that set ISG Jubail apart from the rest, was the community that had settled within. There were two teachers, however, who had given 33 years of their lives to ISG Jubail; each year filled with their guidance, support, contributions and love, and now, they are taking off. The Timms have not only shaped our school but have made a soft corner in everyone’s heart. Whether it's a rigorous mile...