As a high schooler, like most of my friends, I’m starting to have questions and doubts about my future. Is it even possible to follow your “dreams and passions” as a career? After talking to several AISB teachers about their own career paths, it seems...
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The annual BISAC volleyball tournament is back! On the 12th of May, our secondary gym hosted athletes from four different schools to show their hard work throughout the season. As one of the biggest school events since the pandemic, it was great to see the...
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I’m sure at least some of us have heard rumors about how hard the International Baccalaureate (IB) is and how no one should take it if they still want a social life. But is that really true? To find out, I interviewed three different alumni,...
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Student leadership began to take shape at AISB in the summer of 2017 when the Vampires summer camp introduced the concept of student-coaches and leaders into the program. Our students and kids from the local community loved interacting and spending their time with high schoolers who made their summer a blast whilst teaching them many
The year was 2001, and I had just gotten hired at the American International School of Bucharest as a Secondary School Secretary. The school was located in three different rented villas and the Secondary was on Calea Dorobanti, in a very elegant villa which was quite inadequate for the type of school life that we
In these times of such adversity, I would like to share a special piece of writing that I have always found sustaining. It was shared with me in life-changing circumstances, also close to Christmas time. After teacher training in London, I took a volunteer assignment in Ghana to teach in the remote Western Region of