The HKIS Dual Language Immersion Pathway was years in the making. Now, countless hours of research and planning have come to fruition in an innovative approach to living in languages.

At HKIS, the goal is that by the time students get to high school, struggling with a problem becomes familiar and challenging in a satisfying way.

A high school student and counselor share practical advice on the college application process.

Annabel Yue '28 describes the story that led to her novel "A Court of Her Own".

The impact of the Mel Kieschnick Service Learning Coordinator Endowed Fund.

New ways to give will strengthen connections for US-based alumni, former faculty and staff members.

Detailing a Christian worship night at the Church of All Nations (CAN), Jamie Halula describes why we need The Collective

With insights from Lindsay Ernst, Service Learning Coordinator at HKIS, and Vivian Kahm, Senator of Service 2024-25, read on how service shapes the HKIS community.

Join the G.Y.M Club to explore gardening, cooking, and sustainability while growing plants and minds in a fun, hands-on environment!

How do people find their passion, and stick to it? In band, hear from Claire Sun '25, Lorraine Lee '25 and Kira Wu '27.

Dennis Morrow returns to HKIS this summer after more than 30 years. Morrow served as the HKIS principal from 1988 to 1990. He returned to HKIS with his family.

The Grade 4 Maker's Fair highlighted student's creativity, collaboration and resilience.