Singapore American School

We have liftoff! Engineering and Space Technology students Sia Sharma, Jay Aldritt, and Aditya Chatterjee share some new and exciting updates on their piezoelectric crystals experiment. 

AT Writing Workshop and Publication students made a list of 10 biggest yikes moments they experienced while writing Morbid Curiosities: An Anthology of Unconventional Horror.

Did you miss the middle school parent coffee on Monday, May 13? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee.

Illustrator-in-residence Jeanette Canyon visited Singapore American School in February. During her two weeks of residency, Canyon worked with elementary students in our art classrooms as they created fun stories and poems to match their art which was later displayed on the second floor of central administration.

Navigating the college research and application process may seem daunting at first, but it can be a meaningful learning opportunity if students time it correctly and break it down into its component parts. Here are some steps to help students begin this process.

What is a flexible learning environment? There is much more to it than just the physical space or furniture choices. Here are six myths broken down by middle school principals to help clarify the common misconceptions of flexible learning in middle school. 

Communications intern Kaori Yoh shares her takeaways after attending an elementary school parent coffee on social and emotional journeys faced by elementary school students. 

High school choir teacher Nanette Devens shared her expertise with Story Telling Club members in January.

Although students take academic achievement more seriously in their junior and senior years, many experience a slump in their progress. High school psychologist Dr. Jeff Devens shares how we as parents, teachers, or coaches can help them achieve a balance.

Did you miss the elementary school parent coffee on Monday, April 29? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on the daily World Language program.

Did you miss the middle school parent coffee on Monday, April 29? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on the math program in middle school.

Did you miss the high school college counseling parent coffee on Thursday, April 25? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on the vast world of college rankings—what they measure, how they are compiled and, the flaws in various systems.

Senior Jonna Chen writes about the summer of 2018 and how this time spent among honey bees in a laboratory has been her best cup of tea so far.

Susan Ridley (Class of 1977) had difficulties in learning a new language and challenges with understanding people of different nationalities. Ridley now works for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as a forensic accountant.

After a rocky start with their experiment, a final prototype had been completed. The Space Lab team had to make a few tweaks before realizing other issues could potentially ruin their experiment!

Middle school teacher Lucas Smith was on the path to becoming an actor until he realized the world of education was truly his calling in life. Read on to learn all about this avid Star Wars fan!

Did you miss the high school college parent coffee on Tuesday, March 19? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on the performing arts college programs and applications process.

Did you miss the middle school parent coffee on Monday, March 18? Learn what parents can do to help children develop executive functioning skills that are not only essential to a successful school experience, but also essential to helping all of us govern our daily lives.

Did you miss the elementary school tech parent coffee on Monday, March 18? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on the role of technology in our lives and the resources we have to thrive in it.