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How Important is Bilingual Education?

by Brenda Lee
Posted on December 13, 2018

Across the world today, schools are emerging from the bubble of monolingualism and beginning to…

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Reporter Cassandra Lundsgaard’s video, “Spilling the SAS Tea,” has been trending right now in December. While eating food on camera, Cassandra sits down with three other juniors to talk about issues which have been surfacing at school. Join them as they “spill the tea” on The SAS Eye now ☕️.

As a result of a number of people getting dress coded for the past few weeks, Eye reporter Jane Kong compiled a list of her personal favorite (school appropriate) styles for the uniforms 👕 Read her article on The Eye now to see how you could customize your own uniforms with trendy accessories :)

In honor of finals next week, The Eye would like to present: “T’was the Week Before Finals.”🎄Produced by reporters Chloe Venn and Mi Le Jang, check out their video on The Eye now!

The Jam Room. What is it? Where is it? Reporter Anyu Ching interviews the members of IPAU, the only group of people at SAS aware of its secret location, about what goes on inside The Jam Room 🎶 Go watch Anyu’s video on The Eye now!

Over the years, Walk for Water has been able to raise over $100,000, building more than 300 wells in Cambodia. This year, Reporter Mi Le Jang created a video with people who organized the event and those who attended. Check out her video on The Eye now!

What would you do to help people in another country? Reporter Brenda Lee writes about how the SAS service group, TASSEL, came to be and how they help better the lives of people in Cambodia by raising money through events like the “Turn the Page” Gala. 📖 Read her article on The Eye now!

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