Middle School
7~9
Grades
2
Homerooms per grade
~20
Students per class
45~80%
English Teaching
High School
10~12
Grades
3
Homerooms per grade
~20
Students per class
20~80%
English Teaching
HIS middle and high school education is based on 3C’s in Christ and seeks to enable students to discover their gifts and talents, while equipping them to pursue their future calling. The middle and high school curriculum consists of subject courses and co-curricular activities. The regular track consists of required courses that students need to take in each grade. The elective track consists of courses that students can choose depending on their interests and chosen career path. Additionally, there are Korean and international courses. Korean courses are taught in Korean, while international courses are taught in English. International courses are generally chosen by students preparing for university overseas.
Subjects
Regular Track
Elective Track
Curriculum
Co-curricular
Activities
Independent Activities
Club Activities
Community Service Activities
Career Activities
Curriculum
Subjects
Regular Track
Elective Track
Co-curricular
Activities
Independent Activities
Club Activities
Community Service Activities
Career Activities
Subjects
Middle School Subjects
Subject (groups) | Subjects | Kor | Eng |
|---|---|---|---|
Christian Studies | · Bible
· Chapel |  | |
Korean Language | · Korean Language Arts · Korean as a 2nd Language (KSL) | | |
English Language | · English (5 Levels) · Speech & Debate/Advanced English | | |
Mathematics | Kor · Mathematics · Mathematics Project
Int · Pre-Algebra · Algebra I · Geometry | | |
Social Studies
(History)
| Kor · Social Studies · Korean History
Int · World Geography & Cultures · World History | | |
Science/Information Technology | · Science · Science Project
· Information & Communications Technology · Computer Programming | | |
Physical Education | · Physical Education | | |
Arts | · Music · Art | | |
Elective | · Introductory Chinese | |
High School Subjects
Subject (groups) | Subjects | Kor | Eng |
|---|---|---|---|
Christian Studies | · Bible
· Chapel | | |
Korean Language | · Korean Language Arts · Literature · Readings · Language & Media · Speech & Composition
· KSL · Classics · Critical Reading & Writing | | |
English Language | · English · English I · English II · Reading & Writing
· English Communication · English Modern Classics · English Literature & Composition | | |
Mathematics | Kor · Mathematics · Mathematics I · Mathematics II · Probabilities & Statistics · Calculus
Int · Algebra II · Pre-Calculus · Calculus I · Calculus II · Applied Mathematics & Statistics | | |
Korean History | · Korean History | | |
Social Studies
(History/Ethics)
| Kor · Integrated Social Studies · Society & Culture · Inquiry of Social Problems · Social Studies Research
Int · Understanding Korean Society · World History · International Relations | | |
Science | · Biology I · Biology II · Chemistry I · Chemistry II
· Physics I · Physics II · [HUP] Advanced Physics
· Advanced Life Science · Advanced Physics & Technology | | |
Physical Education | · Physical Education · Sports & Health · Sports & Life | | |
Arts | · Music · Music & Performance · Music & Life
· Art · Art & Performance · Art & Life · [HUP] Advanced Design | | |
Technology/Home Economics | · Computer Programming · Robotics Programming | | |
Foreign Languages | · Chinese I · Chinese II · Advanced Chinese
·Japanese I · Japanese II | | |
Miscellaneous | · Online AP Courses | |
AP (Advanced Placement) Courses are college-level subjects. At HIS, students take online AP courses provided by NorthStar Academy under the supervision of an HIS teacher. Please note that the AP subjects available may vary from year to year and additional fees are generated when taking AP classes.
HUP (Handong University-level Program) courses are advanced-level subjects integrated with a Christian worldview taught by Handong Global University professors. Currently, 12th graders can take Advanced Design and Advanced Physics. There is a possibility that additional subjects will be added in the future, or these subjects to be acknowledged as college credits as UP (University-level Programs).
Middle School Daily Schedule
Period | Time |
|---|---|
Homerooms | 8:30-8:55 |
1 | 9:00-9:50 |
2 | 10:00-10:50 |
3 | 11:00-11:50 |
4 | 12:00-12:50 |
Lunch | 12:50-13:30 |
5 | 13:30-14:20 |
6 | 14:30-15:20 |
7 | 15:30-16:20 |
After School | 16:30-17:20 |
High School Daily Schedule
Period | Time |
|---|---|
Homerooms | 8:30-8:55 |
1 | 9:00-9:50 |
2 | 10:00-10:50 |
3 | 11:00-11:50 |
Lunch | 11:50-12:30 |
4 | 12:30-13:20 |
5 | 13:30-14:20 |
6 | 14:30-15:20 |
7 | 15:30-16:20 |
After School | 16:30-17:20 |
