Abby-leigh D., Editor
June 8, 2017 • No Comments
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...
Jon Netzler, Adviser
May 22, 2017 • No Comments
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.
May 14, 2017 • 2 Comments
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...
Cabbie Rein and Jon Netzler
May 8, 2017 • No Comments
KG1B students and their Big Buddies from 5B work together on their last project of the year: to create a dinosaur out of trash.
Yusra M., Editor
May 7, 2017 • No Comments
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...
Lerato M., Editor
May 7, 2017 • No Comments
In a few years, International schools group (ISG) Jubail will say farewell to the Advanced Placement (AP) program and introduce a new curriculum to the school- International Baccalaureate (IB).
NHS Hosts Successful Clothing Drive
May 7, 2017
ISG Students Visit Syrian Refugee Camp
May 6, 2017
A select number of students from a variety of ISG Schools committed their spring break to visiting a Syrian refugee centre in Amman, Jordan, throughout the week of April 6-15.
Biology teacher plans to teach children in Africa
May 5, 2017
Passely's Future Expedition
Science teacher helps at-risk teens in Kenya
May 3, 2017
Mr. Dinh, a middle school science and high school chemistry teacher, ventured to Nairobi, Kenya to offer service of education and help to children, specifically drug-addicted teenagers, over the span of the two-week-long spring break.
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Milen O., Editor
May 20, 2018 • No Comments
Milen Osteicoechea May. 20, 2018 And there I was with my eyes crystallized after once again hearing, “ You are not allowed to say that. We are in XXXXXXXXXXXXX ”.Once...
Abby-leigh D., Editor
June 8, 2017 • No Comments
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...
Nawal Cheema and Imaan Uddin
February 18, 2017 • 3 Comments
Everyone knows how teachers always put students on the spot with all kinds of tests and quizzes right? Well, guess what? This time, us students put the teacher couples on the test and asked them all a series of questions to see which couple knew each other best. Who do you think won? Watch to find out!
Emaad G., Anna O., and Jon Netzler
January 29, 2017 • No Comments
Ahmed Ibrahim, Editor
June 9, 2016 • No Comments
Summa Cum Laude! What does this phrase mean to you? This phrase roughly means a 4.0 or above, in the language Latin. This phrase may mean that you are a good student...
Abdul K., ISG Jubail Student, Grade 10
May 31, 2016 • 1 Comment
I am a 16 year old sophomore in high school, and yes I am also one of you with that same expression every time my mom tells me to get 8 hours of sleep a night. IT ISN’T POSSIBLE! My point? SCHOOL STARTS WAY TOO EARLY!
June 12, 2018
ISG Jubail families and students can view the 220 pages of the 2017-18 ISG Jubail Yearbook online (ISG Jubail login is required)
Jon Netzler, Adviser
June 14, 2017
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.)!
