Facebook | 15 Feb 26
🧧✨ Happy Lunar New Year from KAS! ✨🧧
Our campus came alive with joy, tradition, and community spirit as we celebrated this year’s Lunar New Year together. From festive performances to vibrant decorations, it was a wonderful opportunity for our students and families to experience and honor this meaningful cultural celebration.
A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Kao for organizing this incredible annual KAS event and bringing everyone together in such a special way.
Wishing all our KAS families a year filled with happiness, good health, and success! 🐎🎊
#KASCommunity #LunarNewYear #YearOfTheHorse
Facebook | 13 Feb 26
Last weekend, Kaohsiung American School proudly hosted Kaohsiung Model United Nations (KMUN), bringing together student delegates from across Taiwan for a powerful weekend of dialogue, diplomacy, and collaboration.
We were honored to welcome:
CBTC International Academy
Pacific American School
Ivy Collegiate Academy
Morrison Academy Kaohsiung
International Bilingual School at Hsinchu Science Park
Taipei Municipal XiSong Senior High School
International Bilingual School at Tainan Science Park
Hsinchu International School
Kang Chiao International School Linkou
Hsinchu County American School
Through thoughtful debate and open dialogue, delegates demonstrated that our differences are not barriers — they are our greatest strength. By listening, challenging ideas respectfully, and seeking common ground, students showed what global citizenship truly looks like.
The weekend was a true reflection of this year’s theme: Unity in Diversity. 🤝✨
#KMUN
Facebook | 04 Feb 26
100 days of school already! 💯🎉
Last week, our Elementary School students celebrated reaching 100 days of learning, growth, and unforgettable moments in the current school year at KAS. From counting projects to big smiles, it was a fun reminder of just how much can happen in 100 school days!
#100DaysOfSchool
Facebook | 01 Feb 26
Grade 4 Market Day! 🏪💹
As part of our Grade 4 Economics unit, students experienced Market Day as both producers and consumers. Students developed business ideas, created and marketed goods or services, and also made thoughtful choices about how to spend their money. Throughout the experience, students demonstrated important values such as responsibility, fairness, and collaboration as they considered pricing, local versus imported materials, environmental impact, and what mattered most to them as consumers. Market Day highlighted how economic choices reflect our values and impact our community.
#Grade4Learning #MarketDay