FIRST TERM EXAM SCHEDULE
🗓️ October 13 – Monday
🕢 7:30 – 8:30 AM: Math
🕣 8:45 – 9:45 AM: Social Studies

🗓️ October 14 – Tuesday
🕢 7:30 – 8:30 AM: Science
​🕣 8:45 – 9:45 AM: English

Philippians 4:13 (NIV)
“I can do all this through Him who gives me strength.”

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🦃 INTERNATIONAL THANKSGIVING DAY 2025
​ “Gratitude without Borders: United in Thankfulness” 📅 October 29, 2025 (Wednesday)
🕗 8:00 AM

Join us as we come together in gratitude and celebration!
A day to give thanks, share blessings, and appreciate the beauty of unity across cultures. 🌍💛

     In a ceremony held last October 1, the newly elected officers of the Student Body Organization (SBO) formally took their oath of office, marking the beginning of their leadership journey for the School Year 2025–2026.
     The event followed the SBO elections held on September 23, where students from various grade levels cast their votes to elect their new set of student leaders. The oath-taking ceremony was witnessed by the Guidance facilitator, school chaplain, teachers, and students who gathered to show their support for the new officers.
Newly Elected SBO Officers
President: Roh, Yechan 
Vice-President: Kim, Juho 
Secretary: Lee, Yeonwoo
Treasurer: Jung, Minkwon
Auditor: Kim, Yujun
Peace Officers: Park, Jaemin and Fisher, Cyrina
Grade Representatives:
Grade 12: Ab-ab, Dwayne 
Grade 11: Kim, Jaehyun
Grade 10A: Kim, Mingyeol
Grade 10B: Han, Sungyun
Grade 9: Sudhir, Larissa
Grade 8: Ko, San
Grade 7: Marquez, Aeron Jeff
Elementary Representative:  Bayon, Sophia Lauren
Elementary Assistant Representative: Hong, Jisoo
     During the ceremony, President Yechan Roh (Kelvin) delivered an inspiring message, emphasizing teamwork, inclusivity, and student empowerment. “This year, we aim to build a stronger and more united student community where every voice matters,” he said.
     Teachers and school administrators expressed their confidence in the new officers, encouraging them to lead with integrity and enthusiasm. The adviser of the SBO also reminded the students of their duty to represent their peers and promote school spirit throughout the year.
         The oath-taking concluded with a pledge from all officers to serve responsibly and uphold the values of leadership, service, and excellence.
        With their official induction, the SBO 2025–2026 officers are now set to begin implementing projects and activities that aim to enrich student life and foster camaraderie across all grade levels.

​     Selected students from the Junior and Senior High School departments participated in a Tree Planting activity held on September 26, 2025, at South Drive, Baguio City, in partnership with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Cordillera Administrative Region (DENR-CAR).
     With the theme “One Tree at a Time, One Life at a Time,” the activity underscored the shared commitment of the participants to environmental stewardship, sustainability, and the nurturing of life through every tree planted.
    The student representatives, guided by school staff and DENR-CAR personnel, planted various tree species in designated areas as part of the government’s reforestation and environmental preservation efforts. Through this initiative, the youth demonstrated their vital role in protecting nature and promoting ecological awareness within their communities.
Engr. Leandro L. De Jesus, CENR Officer, expressed his appreciation to the participating students and partner institutions for their dedication and teamwork.
     “The students’ participation has made a meaningful impact in building a greener future for generations to come,” Engr. De Jesus said.
     The event served as a powerful reminder that even the smallest actions—like planting a single tree—can contribute significantly to creating a sustainable and livable environment for future generations.

                     “More Than We Imagine: Walking in His Purpose” – Ephesians 3:20
       On May 30, 2025, Union School International marked a milestone year as it celebrated its 21st anniversary alongside the graduation of the Class of 2025, under the inspiring theme, “More Than We Imagine: Walking in His Purpose,” based on Ephesians 3:20. It was a day filled with joy, gratitude, and reflection — a fitting close to a journey shaped by learning, growth, and faith.
      Held at the school chapel in Balacbac, Sto. Tomas Proper, Baguio City, the ceremony brought together proud families, dedicated teachers, and school leaders in a spirit of unity and celebration. Graduates took the stage with beaming smiles and hopeful hearts — not just as students completing a chapter, but as young individuals stepping boldly into God’s purpose for their lives. Every speech, song, and prayer echoed a powerful truth: the road ahead may be uncertain, but it is divinely planned by the One who calls each graduate to walk in His purpose.
​     The program featured uplifting messages from School Chaplain Pastor Bokju Ha and guest speaker Ms. Ferlyn Lausa, who reminded students that while academic success matters, it is their faith, character, and calling that will lead them further in life.
     The Class of 2025 was honored for more than just academic excellence. Awards recognized leadership, creativity, and spiritual growth. The highlight of the ceremony was a heartfelt valedictory address from Alexinne Joseif Ingson, who shared her journey as the school’s full scholar from Kindergarten through Grade 12 — a testimony of perseverance and grace.
          For many, this graduation was more than a personal achievement; it was a declaration of God’s faithfulness. Through long nights, countless lessons, and faithful prayers, the graduates grew into individuals prepared to walk with confidence, humility, and purpose.
           As caps soared and cheers echoed, it was clear this was more than a conclusion — it was a commissioning into the future. These graduates now step beyond the walls of USI, carrying not only the knowledge they’ve gained, but a calling to live boldly for something greater.
Congratulations to the graduates of Class of 2025.
The world awaits your light. Walk boldly. Walk faithfully. Walk in His purpose.

February 28, 2025 . USI held its much-anticipated Sports Day 2025 on a bright Friday morning, bringing together students, teachers, and staff in a vibrant celebration of athleticism, teamwork, and school spirit. The event, which ran from 7:30 AM to noon, was a massive success filled with exciting games, friendly competition, and memorable moments—culminating in a triumphant victory for the Blue Team.
       The day kicked off at 7:30 AM with a lively Opening Ceremony and Warm-Up. Students gathered in their red and blue team shirts, buzzing with energy. Teachers led stretches and cheers, setting the tone for a fun and competitive day ahead.
 Game Highlights Included:
Obstacle Course (Squid Game-Inspired) - A creative and energetic challenge for both levels, organized by T.Hen, T.Jhay, T.Lyka, T. April, and T. Jael. 
Volleyball & Basketball - Competitive high school matches showcased skill and teamwork, facilitated by T. Janel, T. Ryan,  T. Trisha, and T. Luis.
Patentero - A nostalgic Filipino street game brought to life again—played by both high school and elementary students, facilitated by T. Rose, T. Agnes, T. Vanity, and T. Marvelene.
Tug-of-War -  The final showdown of strength and unity, adding the last points to each team’s tally.
     Sports Day 2025 was more than just a competition—it was a celebration of unity, perseverance, and fun. Congratulations  to the Blue Team for their outstanding performance, and kudos to all the students who gave their best and made the day unforgettable!
                               Until next year  —  Go Teams! 🏆💙❤️

       On May 9, 2025, USI proudly held its annual Science Fair at the school grounds in Balacbac, B.C., under the theme “Vision for the Future: Exploring Innovation for a Better and More Advanced World.” Inspired by Exodus 35:31–32, the event emphasized the importance of wisdom, knowledge, and creativity as gifts from God, to be used for meaningful and purposeful innovation.
      The day began with the setup of student display boards, transforming the venue into a hub of exploration and discovery. The opening program featured an inspiring prayer by Mingyeol Kim and welcome remarks from Alexinne Joxeif  Ingson. Judges Ms. Daisy Rose O. Cendana, Ms. Rhoda Mae V. Allera, and Mr. Janzie Laberinto Jadormera were introduced by Soeun Kim, Jisuk Lee, and Yongjae Lee, followed by an orientation led by Teacher Lyka to guide both judges and participants.
     From elementary to senior high school, students proudly presented their science projects, covering a range of creative and forward-thinking topics. The judging took place in two sessions, allowing each participant to explain their concepts, methods, and potential impact. Breaks and lunch provided moments for reflection, connection, and encouragement among students and staff.
      The event concluded with a closing program that included the awarding of certificates to judges by the school head Ms. Jennifer M. Bogayong. The much-anticipated announcement of winners followed, recognizing the Best Project and Scientist of the Year from each level—elementary, junior high, and senior high. The day ended with a heartfelt prayer led by Yoonsung Ko, bringing the event to a thoughtful close.
     Science Fair 2025 was a celebration of young minds boldly imagining the future. Through their passion for discovery and their faith-rooted vision, students proved that the pursuit of knowledge is both a gift and a responsibility. Congratulations to all participants and winners for making this year’s science fair a remarkable success!