Mikey and K.D. visited local soul food sensation Obsd. They interviewed the owner, Suho Baek, and his employee, Gwanghyun, to learn the story behind the restaurant and the food that’s served there. Obsd....

Jiyun and Jodie introduce you to two new games that have been added around the campus: Foursquare and Hopscotch. Foursquare is a ball game that involves four or more players bouncing a ball back and forth...

CJ and Agnew visited a dope new restaurant in Esiapolis called Harbin Malatang. The restaurant was filled with different Chinese traditions. There were different types of Chinese food, and CJ and Agnew...

There are several new Cornhole games set up around campus. Here is a short tutorial on how to play the game Cornhole by Paul and Harry. Follow the steps in the video to have fun playing Cornhole safely!

Sophie and Jimin present you with the funniest photos in the DIS community. Unexpected stories from ridiculous photos are revealed! These knee-slapping photos will make you laugh out loud. Don't miss the hilarious bloopers at the end of the video! Which photo was the funniest? Go ahead and watch the video to find out.

Happy Thanksgiving Jet Streamers. Today Jinny and Elizabeth guide you into a 4 day weekend. Jacob and Eric are here to showcase the awesome new front and back basketball courts. There are new backboards and volleyball nets for the multipurpose courts. We hear from students, faculty, and staff on why thee new courts are here and how we can use them. Maisie and Geo introduce you to a unique cafe called “Billy Works.” There are various types of delicious drinks and pastries. Not only that, lunch and dinner are available as well. But the key attraction of this cafe is the interior. Billy Works was actually reconstructed from an old factory. Just like the name, Billy Works makes it work!

Youni and Lisa bring you insight into virtual guests that have visited classrooms all around campus. Due to COVID, there were restrictions regarding field trips, outside guests, and off-campus events....

As quarter 2 progresses, DIS bursts with news. The Jet Stream brings you the stories you need to know. Alyssa and K.D. anchor the show once again. Sam and Taein bring you the second grade book showcase, and Youni and Lisa report from the middle school party. Parties are back after a two year hiatus. The Middle School Student Council hosted their first party of the semester. The big night was Halloween-themed with a variety of activities and delicious food. Youni and Lisa bring you the inside scoop. The second graders had a grand ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, October 29th. The event took place in the lower library to celebrate the publication of books they created. They have been working on their writing unit to create nonfiction books with topics that they are experts on. During both reading and writing workshops, they have been practicing using expert words and talking about the lingo of their topics. Mrs. Kaschub and Ms. Prestia were in charge of this event and they shared some details about it. The books are showcased in the lower library and it would be great if you could come by and check out what amazing books these students made.

Happy Pepero Day Jets! Jane and Sarah bring you two fantastic segments today. First, Elizabeth and Jinny bring you the highlights from this year’s Spirit Week. From Monday through Friday, they walk you through all the colorful costumes that everyone wore to celebrate. Christie and Sarah visited an art cafe recently. They give us insight into the details of the cafe, including the food and drinks, the interior, and of course the art activities. Take a look!

Home alone, Harry finds out he has a companion in the shadows. Harry quickly hides, but the lights soon go off… This movie is fictional. No one was harmed. It's just for entertainment. Please enjoy.

This....Is......The Jet Stream! Jodie and Geo serve up two great segments today. First KD and Mikey spent the day at a Saturday volleyball practice. Then Eric and Jacob show you the all-new first grade...

K-Pop culture keeps growing and quickly influencing people all over the world. There is a particular culture to K-Pop fandom. “Stan” is what they call themselves and the term encompasses their excessively supportive behavior towards certain figures or idols.