An Era of Progress: History of Art Deco Architecture

You’re in New York to sightsee, wandering around and searching for the best places to go. If you’re interested in architecture, you might go to one of the most well-known landmarks in New York: Empire State building, famous for its architectural mastery despite being built in the early 1930s. The building used new engineering techniques […] Read More →

A Day in the World of Art

DP Art class annually offers an opportunity for art students to go on a field trip to an art exhibition. This year, 15 students from both Year 1 and Year 2 went on a trip with Mrs. Chough to the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA) located in Seoul, exploring three exhibitions: Korea […] Read More →

TCIS Band performs at APAC China

Taejon Christian International School is part of Asia Pacific Activities Conference (APAC), which only two international schools in Korea participate in. APAC events come with two branches: sports and performing arts. Many of us know how APAC sports works: a tournament is held and schools compete against each other. But have you ever wondered what […] Read More →

Not Fishing

In the tender clasp of Capilano’s embrace,  an eight-year-old boy sits with father,  their syncopated hearts and eyes wide  with grace, to sit together by the river’s  soft sweet murmur, assurance brought on by the sussurance of Nature’s rhythm  and rhyme. Their hearts pound silent,  as, with baited breath, they strain to see their muddied […] Read More →