• October 24-25: HS KISAC JV Girls Volleyball Tournament @DIS
  • October 24-25th: MS/HS KISAC Cross Country @KISJ
  • October 23-25th: HS KISAC HS Varsity Girls & HS Boys Volleyball Tournament @NLCS/KISJ/SJA
  • Don't forget your spirit shirts on Friday
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ICE and HSI agents detain Korean technicians at a Georgia battery plant. What began as a routine work trip ended in multiple arrests, exposing the fragile distinction between cooperation and criminalization.
Koreans rounded up by ICE agents in Georgia
Students’ growing reliance on AI risks dulling their creativity and critical thinking. The new AI policy encourages collaboration with technology while preserving independent thought and originality.
New AI policy shapes discussions, curriculum, and expectations
Students who wish to suggest changes to the lunch menu should go to the Cafeteria page on the DIS website and look to the bottom left corner. The button links directly to the Feedback Form.
Cafeteria feedback form dishes up voices
Students line up at the Snack Shop before the University Fair, picking out treats to enjoy before their ASAs. Two managers handle the busy crowd with quick service and friendly demeanors, keeping the line moving smoothly.
J&J Catering renovates cafeteria Snack Shop
High School Student Council members sophomore Kaylie Jeong and junior Oliver Park splash water on Secretary William Seo in a burst of laughter and cheers. The playful moment served as a joyful finale, wrapping up the day’s festivities with spirited energy.
Community festa rocks with music, dance, and cultural flair
mCLASS, owned by Amplify, provides literacy assessments for elementary classrooms all over the world. Teachers learn from the results and fill gaps in learning.
New mCLASS tests shape literacy development in elementary classrooms
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
Muslim students in Korean public schools struggle during mealtime. Unable to eat pork, they resort to rice and simple side dishes for lunch.
Fish out of water: Muslim exclusion in Korean schools
Mrs. Willette diligently lays out vocabulary cards on her deck. The colorful rims of the cards reflect her playful and quirky personality.
Mother and teacher by day, gamer by night 
Following its rebranding in 2021, Meta offers a variety of augmented reality digital content. Users immerse themselves in all corners of the virtual space, from videos to games.
Invisible codes infiltrate daily lives and raise doomsday concerns 
Mrs. Nunes introduces herself to her elementary ELL class. She shares her love of winter sports, her Rhode Island roots, and the crazy adventures she had with her cousins.
New ELL teacher anchors in Daegu
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
Demon Slayers and demons clash in a fierce battle to end their long-fought war. The confrontation burns with emotion, sacrifice, and the resolve to protect what remains of humanity.
From manga to trilogy: first installment of Demon Slayer impresses OG fandom
Visitors record their impressions of the exhibit on sticky notes and display them on the comment board. Adjacent to a recent Pulitzer-winning photo, the messages embody the emotional impact of the gallery.
“Shooting the Pulitzer” exhibition presents historic photography to Daegu
Fashion and items from the ’00s face a resurge in today’s society and dominate social media feeds. Even though it certainly holds its own charm, it could overshadow our individual uniqueness.
Y2K trend drowns out creativity but leaves breathing room for customization and accessories
Justin Bieber loses "swag" as fans are left despondent with the release of a disappointing new album.
SWAG II: the sequel nobody asked for
Even through the dire heat, Tipsy’s guitarist and vocalist strums along to “Congratulations” by Day 6 with a smile on his face. Audience members can be seen wearing Tipsy-branded hats, as they nod along to the music.
Daegu’s inaugural indie fest unfolds amidst blazing skies
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
A girl sits lost in thought, not able to identify the cultural items of her Korean root. The heavily Western focused education she received interfered with her understanding of her very own nation's traditions.
Western-focused education sidelines Korean history and culture
Taught the values of free speech, but punished for using it, students find themselves silenced in the very institutions meant to empower them. This carries over to adulthood, creating a meek, silent population.
Too young for rights, old enough for blame
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
Jason Choi in third grade leaps forward to save the ball from going out of bounds. After stopping it, he quickly transitions and passes the ball to the attacking line.
Goalie turns goal-getter in Elementary Futsal Divisionals
The varsity girls erupt in celebration after a hard-fought rally, their teamwork and resilience shining in every play. United by determination, the squad’s spirit fuels their comeback momentum on the court.
Jets girls’ volleyball surges in season opener
Outside hitter Evan Rossmeisl (2) leaps forward to unleash a powerful float jump serve. His precision allows the ball to drop right in front of the opponents’ defensive positions.
Jets slay the Warriors at first high school boys’ volleyball friendly
Head Coach Willette and Assistant Coach Marchan observe the players hit and receive. Despite joining forces for the first time, they put their heads together to create new training methods for the athletes.
Coach Willette steers the Jets with co-pilot Marchan
Ms. Dennard (left) focuses on the new girls vying for a spot and reflects on their moves. Mrs. Jolly (center) gives insightful advice to newcomers in hopes of improvements at the net.
High school girls’ volleyball season begins with tough tryouts and fresh leadership on the sidelines
Conexiones Culturales
Conexiones Culturales
Yoon Again Protest
Yoon Again Protest
How we can protect our water supply from zoonotic threats
How we can protect our water supply from zoonotic threats
Bleacher Boys Episode 1: Mr. Bergan and Pyo
Bleacher Boys Episode 1: Mr. Bergan and Pyo
Built Different Episode 1: Pyo and Steven
Built Different Episode 1: Pyo and Steven
Nature Speaks
Nature Speaks
Conexiones Culturales
Conexiones Culturales
Yoon Again Protest
Yoon Again Protest
Nature Speaks
Nature Speaks
Tag You're It
Tag You’re It
Screenshot
Summer Sound
Caught Up in the Blaze: Seomun Market Redevelopment
Caught Up in the Blaze: Seomun Market Redevelopment
Bleacher Boys Episode 1: Mr. Bergan and Pyo
Bleacher Boys Episode 1: Mr. Bergan and Pyo
Built Different Episode 1: Pyo and Steven
Built Different Episode 1: Pyo and Steven
"DIS" School Rules Season 2 Episode 1: New Middle and High School Gym Rules
“DIS” School Rules Season 2 Episode 1: New Middle and High School Gym Rules
"DIS" School Rules Episode 7: Mr. Zhao and the Badminton ASA
“DIS” School Rules Episode 7: Mr. Zhao and the Badminton ASA
K-pop: Beyond the Stage Episode 2: Personal Concert Experiences
K-pop: Beyond the Stage Episode 2: Personal Concert Experiences
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 9: Going to the Hospital
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 9: Going to the Hospital
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.
KISAC hosts inaugural Rock, Paper, Scissors tournament
Comic: Catpuccino
Comic: Catpuccino
Spot the Differences: NHD Edition
Spot the Differences: NHD Edition
Teachers caught using confiscated phones
Teachers caught using confiscated phones
  • October 24-25: HS KISAC JV Girls Volleyball Tournament @DIS
  • October 24-25th: MS/HS KISAC Cross Country @KISJ
  • October 23-25th: HS KISAC HS Varsity Girls & HS Boys Volleyball Tournament @NLCS/KISJ/SJA
  • 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
Reina Li

Reina Li, Illustrator

Reina Li joins the Jets Flyover staff as an illustrator, armed with her love for art and graphic design. Skilled in various art mediums, she creates visuals that bring stories to life. When she’s not in the newsroom, Reina spends quality time with friends and explores new food around Esia. Her outgoing personality draws her friends into adventures, and her curiosity powers creativity and her art. 

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Among the 80,000 average annual H-1B visa approvals, only 2.3% (2,000) went to Korean applicants. This highlights how limited visa access fuels dependence on inappropriate short-term permits like B-1 and ESTA.

[Photo] Koreans rounded up by ICE agents in Georgia

Bonnie Kim, Broadcast Journalist and Writer
October 23, 2025
Students who wish to suggest changes to the lunch menu should go to the Cafeteria page on the DIS website and look to the bottom left corner. The button links directly to the Feedback Form.

[Photo] Cafeteria feedback form dishes up voices

Leanne Yoon, Editor in Chief
October 14, 2025
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.

[Photo] Yellow lights flash for the Yellow Envelope Act

Bonnie Kim, Broadcast Journalist and Writer
September 17, 2025
Spot the Differences: NHD Edition

Spot the Differences: NHD Edition

Reina Li, Illustrator
September 11, 2025
Taught the values of free speech, but punished for using it, students find themselves silenced in the very institutions meant to empower them. This carries over to adulthood, creating a meek, silent population.

[Photo] Too young for rights, old enough for blame

Bonnie Kim, Broadcast Journalist and Writer
August 21, 2025
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