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Eighth grader Ellie Park, A.K.A. Pigeon, struts her stuff to “Gangnam Style.” Her horse dance draws hoots from the crowd.
Spring Party entertains with game rotations, outdoor feast, dance party and unforgettable egg challenge
First graders Sienna Woo and Gia Kang are deep in construction, with sophomore Beatrice Lee lending a hand. They pause to admire the kites crafted by their peers.
[Photos] Key Club and Minhwa Club join forces to celebrate Korean culture through traditional arts and crafts
Hands full of brochures, counselor Mrs. Jolly engages in a thoughtful conversation with a university representative, discussing the details of college admissions. They both provide guidance for students throughout the application process.
AEO University fair brings US college opportunities to Daegu
Mrs. Jolly takes the first group of kids to the Ggongi station. Al children look thrilled in anticipation for the gemaes to commence.
[Photos] Culture flourishes and smiles shine at Fun Korean Traditional Games Night
Third graders Yeriel Hur, Yu Sasaki, and Gia Park return home with their astonishing tie-dye shirt and a colorful poster made by the SOAR members. They hope to return next year to celebrate Holi once again.
SOAR’s Holi event brings colorful learning experience to elementary students
With eyes fixed on the conductor, young vocalists fine-tune their harmonies and perfect their timing during the final rehearsal before showtime. Their focus reflects the hard work and preparation devoted to the performance.
Young voices harmonize at the elementary KIMEA festival
With distracting melodies stuck on repeat, students find it increasingly difficult to focus during the SAT. As stress builds and time ticks away, the constant mental noise chips away at their concentration, making it harder to stay on track.
Suneung and the Battle Against Earworms
Tanish ruminates about how his differences separate him from the group. Although he has grown up in Korea, he can't help but feel like an outsider.
Lost in translation, trapped in transition
Mr. Park stands en guards, holding a stable and composed stance, ready to thrust his baton at the oncoming traffic.
From national security to child safety
Legislative chair Yujun Piao tunes into freshman Michelle Kim's opinions. He encourages her to fill out the Student Union Opinion Form to transform her concerns into reality.
Student Union empowers voice through representation
Ms. Young beams as she pets her loyal companion Milo. Like the sunlight shining around them, their bond is filled with warmth and joy.
Canine companionship across continents
First responders educate the public on life-saving techniques, such as CPR, equipping citizens with the knowledge to assist in emergencies. Demonstrating the importance of quick action, they share crucial skills that could save lives in critical moments. Photo courtesy of Shin.
First responders face risk without protection
The 2025 Snow White remake retells Disney's 1937 classic – which gained widespread love for the iconic scene where the Evil Queen disguises herself as a harmless old woman to give Snow White a poisoned apple. Contrary to public expectations, the remake distorts the heart of the story.
Snow White, a beloved classic, reimagined into a modern disaster
Trauma center doctors Jae-won Yang (Played by Youngwoo Choo) and Gang-hyeok Baek (Played by Ji-hoon Ju) take a well-deserved break, worn out by the intense day of work.
Beyond the drama – Code Blue for nation’s ER system
The genres range from 80s hiphop to modern master collaborations. Here are some selections to explore.
Six songs to put some spring in your step
The movie "Flow" was released March 19th, 2025 in South Korea. Its reception of the Oscars garnered traction for the movie from the public.
The film “Flow” discusses the weight of morality
Upcycling involves transforming discarded clothes or materials into new products perceived as higher quality or more valuable.
Repurposing fashion: transform waste into innovative designs
Hewlett-Packard acquired Humane AI for $116 million after two years of turmoil. Tormented by failures and relentless criticism, the once-hyped startup struggled to stay afloat.
Humane drops out of the AI race
Seniors face immense stress as they navigate the challenges of unfamiliar digital platforms in a rapidly evolving, tech-centric world.
Digital exclusion separates age groups on the peninsula
Driven by the false belief that ADHD medication guarantees academic success, pressured students resort to using drugs in pursuit of social recognition.
Teens fake symptoms for drug prescriptions that lead to an illusion of success
Korea’s top delivery giant feasts on bankrupt kitchens and inflated menus.
The Hunger Games of Korean delivery
Dozens of students flood the crosswalk, their weary steps dragging after a long day of hagwon classes, finally heading home at 10 p.m.
Stolen youth: Korea’s medical school obsession sacrifices health and happiness
President Roh's hilarious facial expression marks the birth of another viral satirical meme.
A blessing and a curse: Korean political memes shape Gen-Z voting dynamics 
The ban on corporal punishment against students in South Korea has led to an increase in self-harm incidents of educators.
Public school educators face immense stress and lack societal support
The Jets boys' badminton team celebrates their two-day tournament with their rackets up in the air. They look forward to returning next year and achieving at a higher rank.
Jets’ badminton players travel with soccer teams to make KISAC debut
The varsity team celebrates with their well-deserved bronze medals hanging around their necks as their KISAC journey comes to a close. With renewed determination, they set their sights on an even stronger finish next time.
Varsity girls snag bronze and JV falls just short of the podium
Varsity huddles to go over the game plan. Captain Jayden Ahn shouts "Jets on three" as the rest of the squad chants together.
Jets soar into new territory, but face a rough landing
Edgar soars above the defenders, timing his leap perfectly to send the ball into the back of the net. His impressive vertical ability gives him command of his own airspace. Photo courtesy of Edgar Silva.
Scoring goals across the globe: Edgar Bruno da Silva’s final chapter  
The DIS Jets' athletes easily claim the trophy in the SKAIS League, dominating their opponents by large margins. Unfortunately, the competition lacks intensity due to a limited number of participating schools.
SKAIS misses the mark in athletic caliber
The varsity Jets soar, securing back-to-back championships. Their dedication and hard work earned them the well-deserved victory.
Jets fly high at SKAIS basketball championship
"DIS" School Rules special episode
“DIS” School Rules special episode
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 8:
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 8:
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 7: School Life
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 7: School Life
Daegu Subway Fire Incident
Daegu Subway Fire Incident
Hobby Talk Episode 5: Teacher's Hobbies
Hobby Talk Episode 5: Teacher’s Hobbies
“DIS” School Rules ep.5
“DIS” School Rules ep.5
Daegu Subway Fire Incident
Daegu Subway Fire Incident
The band boom has begun
The band boom has begun
Behind Closed Doors: Life in Korea's "Small Room Villages" (쪽방촌)
Behind Closed Doors: Life in Korea’s “Small Room Villages” (쪽방촌)
Daegu derby
Daegu derby
From "A" to Alpha
From “A” to Alpha
Archery on trend
"DIS" School Rules special episode
“DIS” School Rules special episode
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 8:
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 8:
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 7: School Life
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 7: School Life
Hobby Talk Episode 5: Teacher's Hobbies
Hobby Talk Episode 5: Teacher’s Hobbies
“DIS” School Rules ep.5
“DIS” School Rules ep.5
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 6: Order Food and Go Shopping
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 6: Order Food and Go Shopping
Comic: Miscreant #8-That darn bird
Comic: Miscreant #8-That darn bird
Comic: Miscreant #7-Q&A
Comic: Miscreant #7-Q&A
Some characters come and go. Others never leave. Which cartoon character secretly lives rent-free in your head and heart? Let us know in the comments.
Who’s your unexpected cartoon obsession?
Jets Tailspin: Class clown confesses laughter does not quiet the howling abyss within
Jets Tailspin: Class clown confesses laughter does not quiet the howling abyss within
Comic: Miscreant #6-I Scream
Comic: Miscreant #6-I Scream
Jets Tailspin: Sixth-graders fail Earth Science after insisting the Earth is flat
Jets Tailspin: Sixth-graders fail Earth Science after insisting the Earth is flat
  • Saturday, May 10: HS Soccer Friendly Match vs. DMHS
  • May 5-16: G10-12 AP Exams
  • 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
Kaylie Jeong

Kaylie Jeong, Writer

Kaylie Jeong embarks on her high school journey with determination and a fresh perspective. As a dedicated grade representative in the high school student council, she strives to make the most of her freshman year. Passionate about artists like Bruno Mars and Sabrina Carpenter, Kaylie admires their lyrical genius. This year, she seeks to expand her voice and style and cover new territory for the Flyover. 

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The varsity team celebrates with their well-deserved bronze medals hanging around their necks as their KISAC journey comes to a close. With renewed determination, they set their sights on an even stronger finish next time.

Varsity girls snag bronze and JV falls just short of the podium

Kaylie Jeong and Michelle Kim
April 29, 2025
Dozens of students flood the crosswalk, their weary steps dragging after a long day of hagwon classes, finally heading home at 10 p.m.

Stolen youth: Korea’s medical school obsession sacrifices health and happiness

Kaylie Jeong, Writer
April 3, 2025
The ban on corporal punishment against students in South Korea has led to an increase in self-harm incidents of educators.

Public school educators face immense stress and lack societal support

Kaylie Jeong, Writer
February 26, 2025
Electric vehicles ignite nationwide concerns in Korea, after the recent flames and the dominance of parking spots.

Electric vehicles spark fire and fear 

Kaylie Jeong, Writer
December 4, 2024
Women mistakenly blamed for Korea's declining fertility rates—pressured to focus solely on domestic roles.

Blame game: women bear the brunt of Korea’s birth rate crisis

Kaylie Jeong, Writer
September 27, 2024
Chirayu Joshi, Justin Huh, and Thomas Kim celebrate their safe return from a intensive ride, the Draken.

Eighth-graders gather in Gyeongju to celebrate life milestone

Kaylie Jeong, Writer
May 21, 2024
The cheese-covered sandwiches stand tall on the table, complimenting the chili con carne. Mika Lee describes the mac and cheese as “the best I have ever had — even better than the one I had overseas.” Photo courtesy of Kaylie Jeong and Sol Sakong.

Cheat day at Cheat Deli

Kaylie Jeong, Writer
March 12, 2024
Tanghulu, a popular snack originating in China, gathers a long line of children eager to bite into the crispy, sweet goodness. However, under the tasty snack lies serious health concerns.

Tanghulu lands in a sticky situation

Kaylie Jeong, Writer
November 17, 2023
Elly Song and Christina Kim in sixth grade cheer on their fellow Jets. Their chants hype up the team morale.

[Photo] Middle school girls secure second place & boys take home a big win

Elena Lee and Alex Seo
November 14, 2023
Anthony and Paul tackle challenging chemistry problems themselves before explaining to the sophomores. Photo by Kaylie Jeong.

High Schoolers Step Up and Extend a Helping Hand

Kaylie Jeong, Mikey Pierog, Justin Park, Grace Chae, and Jade Lee
May 16, 2022
Mangrida is a new stationary, props, and gift store located in Suseong-Gu. Photo by Kaylie Jeong.

Mangrida May Just be Your Spot to Shop Decorations

Kaylie Jeong, Jade Lee, and Alyssa Chang
March 23, 2022
Niha and Adhya show off the lanterns they sold for charity.

All Good Things Come in Threes

Kaylie Jeong and Jade Lee
November 16, 2021
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