​Union School International’s 19th Commissioning and Completion Ceremony was held last Friday, May 26 at the Fourth floor Function Hall of Brentwood Apartelle, Baguio City. There are 2 completers for Grade 10, 4 elementary graduates, and 11 high school graduates.
 
Finally, we get to conduct a face-to-face ceremony for this school year 2022-2023 since we had the last one in 2019. The USI Praise Team led the praise and worship service together with Ptr. Ruth P. Camacho of Yeongsan Ministries who shared an inspirational message for the graduates. Ptr. Abraham Cho (International Director) and Ms. Jennifer M. Bogayong (School Head) awarded the certificates for completion, special awards, medals and diploma, assisted by the class advisers. Dixen Ashlee H. Roque of Grade 6 led the pledge of loyalty and Hajun Lee of Grade 12 delivered his valedictory address. The USI Chamber Orchestra also played the School Hymn live for this event.

​As tribute and expression of gratitude by the completers and graduates for their parents, mentors, and companions, they sang the song entitled “You have made a difference” and as reminder that it’s time for them too to pay it forward.  They also sang the song “The World’s greatest” as their commissioning song.
 
Truly, it’s not yet the end but a new beginning for another journey of our completers and graduates.  Once again, congratulations batch 2023. Soar high! To God be the glory!

May 18 and 19 (Thursday-Friday) was the fourth quarter examination of USI students. This was also their last and final effort to show what they have learned and try to prove that they deserve to get high grades.  Indeed, it’s another milestone for everybody for surpassing all the academic challenges they have encountered as well as the learnings and experiences that taught them to be a better person.

​On May 5, 2023, students of Union School International (Elementary, Junior and Senior high school) exhibited their science projects for competition.
These projects will expose and help the students understand the environment and the impact on it, which is essential for making smart decisions about how to use natural resources. It can also help them find solutions to problems, such as climate change and pollution, and improve the quality of life for all people.

All entries were demonstrated and defended by the students and individually evaluated by our invited judges, Mr. Viliu P. Buya, Ms.Cecilia B. Samonte, and Ms. Rhea S. Lazo who are science educators in other high school and university.
In elementary, Izaak Agaustin P. Batoyog won the Young Scientist of the Year Award and Sophia Beatrice P. Garcia won the Best Science Project award.

In Junior high school,  Rian Jared M. Dominong  won the Young Scientist of the Year Award and  Ma. Dennisse C. Aquino won the Best Science Project award and for Senior high school, Giofranco E. Soriano won the Young Scientist of the Year Award and Althea Margarette Q. Gonzales won the Best Science Project award.