• KISAC MS Volleyball @ DIS, BFS, & BHA: February 7-8
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  • Why STEM Dress Down Day: Tuesday, February 11
  • KISAC HS Basketball Tournament @ Jeju & FPS: February 14-15
  • SKAIS MS Volleyball Tournament - Boys @ BFS, Girls @ DIS: Thursday, February 20
  • Elementary Bowling Party: Friday, February 21
  • NHD Korea: Saturday, February 22
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The Student News Site of Daegu International School

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[Photos] Melodies of winter illuminate the Middle School Fine Arts Festival

Annie Cho, Section Editor
January 7, 2025
Annie Cho
Mr. Hutchings and the seventh-graders gather after a successful concert. They reflect their achievements of the semester and hope for an even better spring concert.

Middle school students shined at the DIS Winter Fine Arts Festival, and captivated the audience with their creativity and talent. Held on Dec. 12, the event featured impressive art displays and dynamic musical performances that showcased the students’ dedication and growth. Families, friends, and faculty came together to celebrate these achievements to close the first semester with a memorable conclusion.

The PTO serves food and drinks for the DIS community. Their dedication uplifts the atmosphere of the concert. Photo by Sunny Oh
Sunny Oh
The PTO serves food and drinks for the DIS community. Their dedication uplifts the atmosphere of the concert.

 

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Annie Cho
Annie Cho, Section Editor
Annie returns for her 3rd year on the Flyover staff as a section editor. As a junior she participates in various sports, extracurriculars, and Lunch Clubs. As an enthusiastic forensics student, she leads Science National Honor Society, MUN Club, Peer Tutoring Club, and Debate Club. In her free time, she enjoys books, TV shows, and shooting hoops with her friends. This year she hopes to share deeper and more investigative stories with the DIS community. 
Sunny Oh
Sunny Oh, Photographer / Designer
Sunny opens another chapter of her life as a photographer and designer on the Jets Flyover staff. With priceless memories and experiences as a yearbook staff member last year, she starts her new journey as the editor-in-chief, aspiring to bring the yearbook to the next level. Sunny loves music, dance, art, and sports, especially volleyball. She contributes her passion for aesthetics to the JetsFlyover and anticipate the future of the program. 
Sophia Bae
Sophia Bae, Writer and Illustrator
As a writer and illustrator, Sophia spends most of their free time drawing and listening to music. Additionally, their involvement in LOVE club leadership showcases their enthusiasm to foster diversity and inclusivity in the community. They love to explore multiple perspectives on controversial issues, and they aim to raise awareness of them with contributions to the Jets Flyover.
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