Humans of Guilin Rap Project
The “Humans of Guilin Rap Project” was born from a simple yet powerful idea: ordinary people have extraordinary stories. Inspired by “Humans of New York,” during our trip to Guilin,...
The “Humans of Guilin Rap Project” was born from a simple yet powerful idea: ordinary people have extraordinary stories. Inspired by “Humans of New York,” during our trip to Guilin,...
Entering into the championship game with an undefeated record, our Varsity Girls 7 continued their strong desire to bring the title home for CAIS Firedragons from the get go. Despite...
One of my favorite spring activities at CAIS is Cap and Gown Day, the kickoff event of the CAIS graduation season. Begun in May 2015 when then Middle School Assistant...
Girls JV 6 Futsal With a five-player squad, our Girls JV 6 team never backed down and showed other teams that we were capable of competing under any pressure. Entering...
Chinese Program Director Cindy Chiang shares highlights of CAIS faculty leading peers from around the country at the National Chinese Language Conference (NCLC) and the annual Early Childhood Chinese Immersion Forum...
Throughout May, the United States honors Jewish American Heritage Month, Mental Health Awareness Month, and AANHPI Heritage Month,which is the most current, official name celebrating the broad diversity of people and...
This spring, Angie and Austin Chang, parents of Miles, a 1st grader, made one of their most significant philanthropic commitments to CAIS’ Campaign to Build Our Forever Home. We are honored...
Parents of Preschool - 8th graders are invited to join Director of Educational Technology Kerri Willa to learn more about issues surrounding children's use of technology. This event will be held on Tuesday, May 28 from 8:45-9:45 a.m. in person at the 150 Oak Campus Library open space.