Samantha Mok ISA Spectrum In order to give the school clubs an opportunity to showcase their plans for the school year and recruit members, the ISA Learner Council (ISA-LC) organized a Club Expo on July 19, 2023, from 2:15 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the ISA Gym. A total of 10 clubs participated in the...Read More
Congratulations to the ISA Public Speaking Association and to the IPSA Speakers for their final Stage Day of the school year! Photos taken by IPSA:Read More
by Josh Chua (ISA Junior Scholars) Iloilo Scholastic Academy after two years, once again holds writing workshop, Project Write 2022, with the theme: “The Evolution of the Fourth Estate: Honing Creativity and Integrity in the Age of New Media” in the ISA Campus on October 27-28. The event started with the gathering of all the...Read More
by Samantha Mok As another new beginning dawns on Iloilo Scholastic Academy, ISAers once again log into their Zoom accounts to start off their first day of the school year, with the First Day Hi program. The program started at 7:15 a.m., starting with a short prayer and singing of the national anthem and the...Read More
by Samantha Mok (Grade 10 – Rizal) as we walk the shoreplanting footprints in the sandwith those beside us we look back to seethe waves come and steal them likethey were never there though the prints have gone,they’re in the souls of the seaand sand on our feet and though the feet ofthose beside us...Read More
by Carla Sophia Sayomac (Grade 7 – Li Bai) Where do you go to de-stress and find peace? You know, that special place that relaxes you, refreshes your mind, body, and spirit. For some, they would usually go to their room, dark areas, quite areas, in the library or sometimes in the park. But its...Read More
by Pauline Abigail Mandalupe (Grade 6 – Zhang Heng) The world is a big circle of diversity. Choices, genders, race, nationality, beliefs, religions, they’re all diverse. People make choices. And you can never control someone’s heart. The best we could do is to maintain unity in diversity. Living in one planet, people need to respect...Read More
by Yanna Yao (Grade 7 – Li Bai) i have no expectationsonly control over how I want to feelso no matter what happensI know I will have a great time Graphics by Theone Tiu (Grade 10 – Rizal)Read More
by Grace Chua (Grade 11) What I consider as life’s greatest curse is our vulnerability. Our strengths are limited and more often than not, it is difficult to find even the thinnest strand of motivation to go on and be productive because apart from getting high grades, everything we are doing seems kind of dull...Read More
by Samantha Mok (Grade 10 – Rizal) They have told us to be silentBecause flowers never really talk,Only there to be pretty and sweetAnd delicate and pliant and plucked. They have told us words of mock,Of blame, of curse, and yet thirst,With tongues that they forget are hewnFrom the wombs of their own mothers They...Read More
