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Performed by Musical class students at Handong International School (Pohang, South Korea). https://youtu.be/6h0fBPi19C8

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11th graders in our Musical class worked really hard in the past month to prepare this performance for inmates in Cheongsong Prison in Pohang. The whole school got to see it in the morning before they left for the prison in the afternoon.

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Our elementary had an Open Class today where the parents had a chance to observe two classes.

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We had a privilege to welcome guests from Ahousaht First Nation (Vancouver Island, Canada) for the past two days. They visited our chapel and classes, and all of us had a very meaningful time together.

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We went to Busan for our biannual field trip with our middle and high schoolers. Teams had to complete mission at school and in Busan, while walking from Seongjeong to Haeundae beach.

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Every Monday, some parents volunteer to read books to read books to our 3rd graders during their library time. Students love it!

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Our 11th and 12th grades donated blood through the Korean Red Cross today.

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Last week we hosted a high school SKAC (South Korea Athletic Conference) Futsal tournament. 

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Meet Kwonwoong Kim, our new middle/high school Korean social studies teacher.

Here's a short interview with him:

What would you like to tell our students and parents?

God created the world, saw it and said it was good. However it was distorted and twisted due to human selfishness and greed. I want students to learn how to change and recover the distorted and the twisted part of our society by the way of Christ . I also hope that students would serve the world with their Korean identities. 하나님께서 세상을 창조하시고 보시기에 좋았더라고 하셨지만 인간의 이기심과 탐욕으로 인해 세상에는 왜곡되고 일그러진 모습들이 있습니다. 아이들과 함께 우리 사회에 왜곡되고 일그러진 부분들을 그리스도의 방법으로 변화시키고 회복시키는 것을 배우고 경험하기 원합니다. 또한 한국인으로서 정체성을 가지고 세계를 섬기는 아이들이 되길 소망합니다.

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Meet Seon Sook Lim, our new elementary Korean language and social studies teacher.

Here's a short interview with her:

What would you like to tell our students and parents? Hello HIS students! How wonderfully you grow in height and maturity before the Lord and people. Let us work like David with diligent and skillfull hands! 지혜와 키가 자라갈수록 하나님과 사람 앞에서 더욱 사랑스럽게 자라가는 한동글로벌 친구들아, 만나서 반가워! 다윗처럼 마음의 성실함과 손의 공교함으로 즐겁게 신나게 공부하자

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Meet Yulia Yoo, our new elementary 1st grade homeroom teacher.

Here's a short interview with her: 1. What would you like to tell our students and parents? It is an honor for me to teach the youngest students of HIS. As the first grade teacher, I hope to use the gifts and talents given to me by God to help our youngsters to transition well into the “big kid” school and get them off to a good start on their journey at HIS. 한동글로벌학교에서 가장 어린친구들을 가르치게 되어 영광이라고 생각합니다. 하나님께서 제게 주신 달란트와 은사를 통해 이 어린친구들이 다음 단계로 잘 성장해가도록 돕기를 소망합니다.

2. What is one fun fact about you? On our honeymoon in Malaysia, a monkey broke into our room, stole our snacks and left its droppings on the TV. It was pretty shocking and gross… We were thankful, though, that it didn’t take important items such as passports or wallets. 말레이시아에 신혼여행을 보내던 중 원숭이 한 녀석이 방에 침입해 간식도 몰래 먹고 테레비전 위에 똥도 싸놓고 가서 너무 충격 받았습니다. 다행이도 여권 같이 중요한 물품은 그대로 있어 감사했습니다.

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Meet Ji Hun Yoo, our new middle/high school Chinese teacher.

Here's a short interview with her: 1. What would you like to tell our students and parents? God is the ultimate spiritual and physical care giver for all. And He is the Wisdom Himself. As I serve and teach students at HIS, I will bring both my multicultural background and profound experiences to enrich students academically and spiritually. 하나님은 궁극적으로 우리의 영적인 육적인 필요를 채워주시는 분입니다. 그리고 하나님 자신이 바로 지혜의 근원이십니다. HIS의 학생들을 섬기며 가르칠 때, 제 다문화적인 배경과 여러 경험들을 통해 학생들을 학문적으로 영적으로 풍성하게 만들어주길 원합니다.

2. What is one fun fact about you? During my adolescence years in China, I had tried steamed silkworm chrysalis which was alive, fresh and humongous. It was approximately ten times bigger than the one in Korea. It was almost a culture shock and soon became one of the most exotic foods that I have ever tried. Since then I never tried it again not even the one in Korea. 제가 중국에서 청소년기를 보낼 때, 살아 움직이는 신선하고 엄청나게 큰 번데기를 먹었봤습니다. 그것은 한국 번데기에 비해 거의 열배나 컸습니다. 그것은 거의 문화 충격이었고, 제가 경험했던 가장 특이한 음식 중에 하나로 자리 잡았습니다. 그 후로 저는 심지에 한국에서 조차 번데기를 먹지 않게 되었습니다.