by Molly Burger | Aug 18, 2015 | MS
The first week of middle school was fantastic. With the theme “What’s your superpower?”, we have already begun thinking about what makes each of us an important part of the world around us. With over 200 students in the middle school, we are really looking forward to a great year.
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SSIS Alumni Catch Up
October 23, 2017, 6:00pm - October 24, 2017, 8:00am
Hi SSIS Alumni, Mr. K, our Director of University Guidance, will be in NYC on Monday, October 23rd and would love to meet up with any of you in the area to see how you are doing and buy you a drink. ...
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Hearing Vietnam was founded by one of SSIS' own students, and donates bone conduction headphones and audiobooks to hearing impaired children in need. The Hearing Vietnam team put together this video about what they did over October break!
Learn more about this great organization here: www.facebook.com/HearingVietnam
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Hearing Vietnam - Fall Break 2017
Hearing Vietnam was founded by one of SSIS' own students, and donates bone conduction headphones and audiobooks to hearing impaired children in need. Learn m...
17 hours ago ·
Electronic Waste (E-Waste) is a growing problem around the world. As technology continues to improve, consumers are regularly upgrading their personal and household electronics. With the purchase of any new device, the old is generally disposed of in landfills, which leaks toxic and poisonous chemicals into the soil and water causing environmental disasters.
SSIS will start a new recycling program with Vietnam Recycles to collect E-Waste. We encourage you to actively participate in our school’s recycling effort to create a cleaner, less polluted Vietnam. Bring us your used, broken or defective electronic devices to ensure proper environmental steps are taken to properly dispose and reduce E-Waste pollution.
Find out more on eNews: enews.ssis.edu.vn/2017/09/27/e-waste-collection-ssis/
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Every year the world produces 1.4 billion new phones, the old ones enter a global stream of old TVs, computers, tablets, and phones. It's the fastest growing...
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