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The Class of 2026 has officially graduated. 🎓 Today, we celebrated not only a remarkable achievement, but also the journey that brought our seniors to this moment. From classrooms and performances to competitions, service projects, and lifelong friendships, the memories they created at KAS will stay with them long after they leave campus. As they take the next step toward universities and opportunities around the world, we are proud of all they have accomplished and excited to see the impact they will make in the future. Congratulations, Class of 2026—we can’t wait to see where your journey takes you next. A special thank you to Ms. Gloria Kao and Ms. Kimberly Clark for their hard work and dedication in organizing this year’s graduation ceremony and helping make this milestone celebration so memorable for our students and families. #KAS #KASClassOf2026 #KASGraduation

Now Accepting Applications for Grade 5 & Kindergarten! Looking for a school where students are challenged, supported, and inspired to grow? KAS currently has limited openings for the upcoming school year in Grade 5 and Kindergarten. We invite interested families to learn more about our vibrant international community, explore our campus, and discover what makes the KAS experience unique. 📧 Schedule a campus tour today: admissions@kas.tw Know a family who may be interested? Please share this post with them! #KASDragons #KaohsiungAmericanSchool

🎉 End-of-Year Celebration As another school year comes to a close, the KAS community gathered to celebrate the people who make our school such a special place. The evening was filled with reflection, appreciation, and memories as we recognized the dedication of our faculty and staff and said goodbye to many beloved educators, including our principals Jim Laney, Kimberly Clark, Chelsea Armstrong, and Shan Ahmed. While farewells are never easy, we are grateful for the impact these educators have had on our students, families, and community. Thank you for the years of service, leadership, and support you have given to KAS. You will always be part of the Dragon family. #KASDragons #KASCommunity

🎓 It’s hard to believe it’s been almost a year since the Class of 2025 graduated from KAS. Looking back on these moments brings back so many memories from their final year together — from everyday moments around campus to the traditions and friendships that made their time here unforgettable. Now, with the Class of 2026 graduating next week, it’s a reminder of just how quickly these years go by. 🐉 #KASClassOf2025 #KASDragons

🏅 High School Athletic Banquet Our High School Athletic Banquet brought athletes, coaches, and friends together to celebrate a year of hard work, growth, and memories made through KAS athletics. The evening was a chance to look back on all that our student-athletes accomplished this year. It was also a meaningful opportunity to recognize and say goodbye to our seniors, thanking them for the leadership, energy, and heart they brought to their teams. A special thank you to all of our coaches and to Ms. Stella Chen for their dedication and hard work throughout the year. From creating new opportunities for students to supporting the growth of our athletic programs, your impact on the KAS student-athlete experience has been truly appreciated. #KASDragons #KASAthletics

Middle School Solo Recital Twice each year, our Middle School Solo Recital gives students the opportunity to step onto the stage and share their musical talents with their classmates and teachers. From instrumental performances to vocal pieces, students volunteered to perform and showcase the results of their hard work and practice. It was wonderful to see so many students challenge themselves, support one another, and enjoy performing together as a community. #KASDragons #MiddleSchoolMusic

One Earth One Family Charity Art Exhibition In partnership with IDEAS Taiwan, KAS students through our Future Leadership Program (FLP) helped plan and bring this meaningful community event to life, gaining valuable leadership and real-world experience throughout the process. The exhibition featured 143 artists and 169 artworks from painters of all ages and backgrounds, including many talented KAS student artists. With more than 100 paintings sold, proceeds from the event supported the Taiwan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (TSPCA) and the Kaohsiung City Down Syndrome Association. We are proud of our students for demonstrating leadership, creativity, and service through this impactful event, and they already look forward to participating again next year. #KASDragons #FutureLeadershipProgram