The 4th Quarter BIS Chronicle is now available online! Click Here to read it!
May 26th-9:30am-3:00pm–Yard Sale at BIS- Outside Vendors welcome-R$20 for small table, R $50 for a large table. Registration form available Here. Please fill out and email back to office_bis@yahoo.com. Table registration forms are due by Friday, May 18th. Many things will be sold-books in English, educational materials, appliances, furniture, clothes, food, drinks, etc.
Pre-Enrollment for the 2012-2013 School Year is now Open! Click Here for more information!
PAO has graciously gotten yearbooks from the past 3 school years printed. BIS is selling them at a reasonable price. Quantities are limited so get yours today! Samples are on display at the reception desk if you would like to see them before you place your order. Stop by the school office or send an [...]
BIS Received the official notice of its 5 year Re-accreditation! “It is our pleasure to notify you that the International Accreditation Commission of ACSI has awarded Accreditation to Brasilia International School. Accreditation is for Kindergarten through Grade 12, and is effective August 1, 2011- August 1, 2016.” – Michael D. Epp, ACSI Assistance Vice President [...]
The school office will be closed from December 24- January 8. The school office will be open again on January 9. Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
The second semester of the 2011-2012 school year will start January 16, 2012. We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday!
Last year we introduced Math Fair to BIS and this year it was scheduled for late October. However due to the busyness of this school year and the upcoming dual accreditation visit, we have decided to postpone Math Fair until the next school year. Also, the timing of the fair will be reevaluated as October [...]
The cafeteria at BIS was bubbling with excitement as soccer hero and political deputy Romario walked the campus. School director, Mr. Lancaster, introduced Romario to the junior and senior high students during their lunch period. The students eargerly lined up to shake his hand, and have their shirts, papers, and even their arms signed by [...]
