• November 15th: ES SKAIS ES Futsal Finals @ISB
  • November 7th: No School, Parent-Student-Teacher Conferences
  • November 4th: SKAIS HS Volleyball Tournament @BFS/ISB
  • Don't forget your spirit shirts on Friday
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Ms. Nagy, Mrs. Loustch, and Mr. Hinkle embody school spirit from head to toe, painting their faces green and blue. "I should've worn green lipstick too," Ms. Nagy said.
[Photos] Jets don green and blue for Spirit Day
The kindergarteners don unique outfits to celebrate their first-ever Spirit week. They look forward to 12 more years of dressing up on the last week of October.
[Photos] Fancy Wednesday brings new flair to beloved tradition
Laughter blooms as kindergarteners Kanna Lee and Wonnie Jang immerse themselves into Korean traditions. Their vibrant Hanboks complement the festive energy throughout the afternoon.
Young learners celebrate Chuseok with games, food, and culture
Elementary art teacher Mrs. Gum and second grade teacher Mrs. Kaschub light up the field in their cheer uniforms and matching bows. Their enthusiasm and team spirit bring extra cheer to the school community.
[Photos] Competitive spirit and school pride soar on Sports Day
After a lively day in music class, a group of high schoolers doze off in their lockers. The classical music flowing from the music room lulls them to sleep
[Photos] Students trade uniforms for coziness as Pajama Day launches Spirit Week
The class of 2026 holds custom-ordered donuts that they shared in the morning. They blow out the candles with hopes of a successful final year.
The class of 2026 celebrates the start of their final year together with first annual Senior Sunrise
Cultural detachment, a doctor-centered society, and a faltering economy fuel South Korea’s growing “no-future” sentiment.
A generation without a country: the ‘no-future crisis’
Many patients now present AI models or AI-edited images of themselves to plastic surgery consultations. They seek to mirror the “perfect” algorithm-driven beauty standards.
The unreal ideal: AI models rewrite Korea’s beauty standards
Mrs. Marchan beams at her sixth-grade Earth science class. Her excitement fuels her students’ passion for the subject.
Mrs. Marchan: the alchemist on campus
Il-woo at his desk—his daily ritual now includes both Buddhist chants and chapters from a psychology textbook. Photo by CJ Park.
The Monk who found enlightenment in a textbook
First and second graders enjoy a lively game of Red Light, Green Light. Through unstructured play, they build social and emotional skills that go beyond the classroom.
After School Activity with a focus on unstructured play ignites cognitive development
Office workers fall into concern, as they calculate the exorbitant amount of money needed to raise a family.
Economic woes spur rise of “non-wedding” trend
The vast soundscape of alternative music consist of hundreds or tracks with their own unique character. Through names like My Bloody Valentine, The Velvet Underground and Pink Floyd, the genre stands against the mainstream confines of their time.
Top five alternative genre suggestions for your streaming playlists
Cover art for Amateur Hunting Squad—a shirt pocket full of playful emblems: a sun and a frog take center stage, mirroring the first two tracks. The bright icons capture the band’s warm spirit and the easy charm that runs throughout the entire record.
Jisokury Club unlocks their sonic palette on Amateur Hunting Squad
Seok-hoon and Hyomin listen intently as their client shares their story. The two lawyers handle each case with empathy and unwavering commitment in the courtroom.
“Beyond The Bar” raises the bar for K-dramas
The mischievous smile of Labubu hooks up customers and compels them to open up their wallets. Each design consists of a unique appeal.
Counterfeits and conformity: the curse of the Labubu boom
Stray Kids makes a comeback with “Karma,” their fourth full-length album. With Ceremony—their title track—on the front line, Stray Kids sweep the world with their celebratory phrase, “Hip hip hooray.”
Stray Kids strike with another tsunami in the K-pop industry
Hispanic music by artists like Shakira and Mariachi de Tecalitlan brings Latinos together. Take a listen to the playlist below.
Música Latina in five tracks: a celebration of rhythm, emotion, and identity
Though DIS gained significant success in STEM education, further advancements remain questionable with the lack of laboratory investment.
DIS needs further investment for the science department
A gen Z-er strolls down the street, matcha in one hand and a book he barely reads in the other. The tangled wire earphones in his pocket signal analog authenticity that contradicts the wireless headphones on his crown, as though everything is calculated for the aesthetic.
Clout hunters turn literature into a shallow spectacle
Teens suffer both physically and mentally from abnormal natural disasters caused climate change. The affliction puts immense pressure on their mental health, which often develops into climate anxiety.
Cynical news and lack of education put teens at risk of climate anxiety
Twisted fandoms and eye-catching articles blindly abuse star players, prospects, and their teams. Even Son is no exception to relentless criticism from the media.
When headlines cause harm: sensationalism in Korean sports journalism
Through the Yellow Envelope Act, the Lee administration emphasized labor equality by expanding worker support and curbing corporate influence. Direct negotiations strengthened labor advocacy, yet restrictions on compensation demands raised concerns about limiting management decisions.
Yellow lights flash for the Yellow Envelope Act
Exhausted students chase after unrealistic standardized test scores while sacrificing sleep and money. The endless grind for the SAT and college applications serve as a driving reason for students to attend SAT hagwons. 
SAT prep academies in Korea: overpriced and overhyped
The Jets' varsity boys concluded the two-day tournament with a silver medal. While they hoped for gold, their teamwork throughout the every single match proved their growth. With most of the roster returning next year, the Jets are determined to turn silver into gold with improvement.
Jets soar to silver at KISAC
The girls’ A team celebrates their silver medal finish with Coach Mr. Faille after a series of hard-fought matches. United by resilience and teamwork, the players close their first tourney of the year.
Middle school girls’ soccer captures double silver for second consecutive year at KISAC
The varsity team stands in line to bow before the match begins. Filled with both excitement and nerves for the away game, they step onto the court to dominate.
Jets drop after five-set battle against Warriors
Junior Ellen Cho (0) gets low, her hands ready on her knees. Expecting a deep serve, she eyes the ball warily.
Varsity goes back to square one with DMHS friendly
Hanwha Eagles pitcher Cody Ponce begins his wind–up, preparing to unleash the ball in a match-up against the Kiwoom Heroes. 
Hanwha Eagles ace Cody Ponce eyes his return to the big leagues
The high school boys line up at the starting line, steadying their breath as anticipation builds. When the whistle blows, they launch forward, ready to conquer the course.
Cross country team sets new personal records at SKAIS divisionals
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Curious Mysteries Episode 1: Hiccups, Yawns, & Burps
Track the Trend Episode 1: Labubu
Track the Trend Episode 1: Labubu
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
Beyond Borders Episode 1: Mihini & Kodir
Beyond Borders Episode 1: Mihini & Kodir
DIScussion Hub Episode 1: Mr. Jack and DIS Nutritionist
DIScussion Hub Episode 1: Mr. Jack and DIS Nutritionist
Unequal Footprints: AI and Environmental Racism
Unequal Footprints: AI and Environmental Racism
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
Conexiones Culturales
Conexiones Culturales
Yoon Again Protest
Yoon Again Protest
Nature Speaks
Nature Speaks
Tag You're It
Tag You’re It
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Summer Sound
Screenshot
Curious Mysteries Episode 1: Hiccups, Yawns, & Burps
Track the Trend Episode 1: Labubu
Track the Trend Episode 1: Labubu
Beyond Borders Episode 1: Mihini & Kodir
Beyond Borders Episode 1: Mihini & Kodir
DIScussion Hub Episode 1: Mr. Jack and DIS Nutritionist
DIScussion Hub Episode 1: Mr. Jack and DIS Nutritionist
Unequal Footprints: AI and Environmental Racism
Unequal Footprints: AI and Environmental Racism
Bleacher Boys Episode 1: Mr. Bergan and Pyo
Bleacher Boys Episode 1: Mr. Bergan and Pyo
Jets Tailspin: Ambassadors’ Club member confused, ends up at Korean Embassy in Tajikistan
Jets Tailspin: Ambassadors’ Club member confused, ends up at Korean Embassy in Tajikistan
Crossword: Halloween
Crossword: Halloween
Find the Hidden Objects: Gayageum Edition
Find the Hidden Objects: Gayageum Edition
Don’t underestimate scissors. Sure, they lose to rock. But over 40% of players throw paper.
Jets Tailspin: KISAC hosts inaugural Rock, Paper, Scissors tournament
Comic: Catpuccino
Comic: Catpuccino
Spot the Differences: NHD Edition
Spot the Differences: NHD Edition
  • November 15th: ES SKAIS ES Futsal Finals @ISB
  • November 7th: No School, Parent-Student-Teacher Conferences
  • November 4th: SKAIS HS Volleyball Tournament @BFS/ISB
  • Don't forget your spirit shirts on Friday
The Student News Site of Daegu International School

Jets Flyover
The Student News Site of Daegu International School

Jets Flyover
Jules Youn

Jules Youn, Writer

Jules Youn returns for her third year on the Flyover staff as a freshman. As a lead actor for the Drama Club, a Cosette and Hamlet aficionado, and a dogmatic dog lover, she often loses herself in classical music pieces, especially those of Rachmaninoff. This year, Jules hopes to bring out her hot takes and tackle controversial contemporary issues. 

All content by Jules Youn
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