• KISAC MS Volleyball @ DIS, BFS, & BHA: February 7-8
  • Elementary Make Your Own Pot Night: Monday, February 10
  • SOARing Movie Night: Tuesday, February 11
  • 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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  • Elementary Make Your Own Pot Night: Monday, February 10
  • SOARing Movie Night: Tuesday, February 11
  • 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
The Student News Site of Daegu International School

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The Student News Site of Daegu International School

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[Photos] Elementary Assembly ignites second season with music, dance, and school spirit

Michelle Kim, Writer
February 11, 2025
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With their best efforts, the dance team moves seamlessly to the beat, executing fluid and coordinated choreography. Their lively performance invigorates the atmosphere, captivating their peers with boundless energy.

Excitement filled the atmosphere as elementary students gathered for their second season Freshman hosts Mika Lee and Justin Huh kicked off the event by introducing the Drama Club to the stage. The actors’ self-written stories flooded the gym with waves of laughter. Mini Jets and Elementary Dance teams added to the lively atmosphere with their energetic performances. 

Afterward, Mr. Jolly honored the winners of the elementary art competition with Veterans in Our Hearts art awards. The event successfully wrapped up with energetic performances from the Elementary Rock Bands, and the crowd joined in singing along.

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The Mini Jets rely on each other to flawlessly execute a complex stunt. With precise coordination, they form a breathtaking pyramid that leaves the crowd in awe.
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Michelle Kim
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Michelle Kim returns to the flyover as a staff member on her first year of high school journey. During her free time, she enjoys contemplating coding problems and binge-watching netflix shows. As an avid runner, she aspires to bring great achievements from cross country races to home as well. Michelle desires to showcase her passion for writing by capturing diverse stories happening both within and outside her school community.
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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. 
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Grace Cho, Broadcast Journalist
Grace Cho devotes herself to the Jets Flyover staff. With her warm spirit, she brings joy to those around her. She indulges in the magic of romance movies and expresses herself creatively through her piano performances. Filled with boundless energy, she hopes to spread positivity throughout the DIS community. 
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