ISG Dammam ES & MS 2020 Yearbook

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JSC Officers Other members:
Abdulrasheed Tayyibu
President : Hanifa Ainun Salsabila Nimue Angeles
Co-President : Nadeen Ihab Ruhab Zulfiqar
Vice President : Bassem Khawand Zayed Kamran Butt
Co-Vice President : Tasneem AboAita Sponsors:
Secretary : Celina Abboud Mrs. Deepthi Navath
Co-Secretary : Nellie Cantu Mrs. Amelia Sevilla
Treasurer : Syed Ayan Ahmed
Co-Treasurer : Jana Alaa Attia
Business Manager : Maya Al- Ahmed
Co- Business Manager : Mary Brookshire

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Model United Nations
. MUN was one of
my greatest experi- My experience in MUN has been great and I made

ences this year. It was actu- many new friends, visited other schools for fruitful
ally quite amazing! When I first debates and my goal for next year is to join MUN
joined, I was extremely excited, as I again and do better than this year. MUN (Modeling
had to play catch up to all the other mem- United Nations) is one of the best clubs I have ever
bers who had been accepted before me. Espe- been too, and I hope next year many people join
cially, since it was the first time that Middle Schoolers MUN. “UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL.”
were accepted! On the first day of the conference, I was sent
to the ICJ as an admin. On the second day, I was sent to the Mar- - Abdullah Bin Ayaz
vel committee. I also received a mention for being “best admin”.
MUN Delagate
-Adam Elmorsy

MUN Delegate

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MUN has been an amazing experience for me as the
President. I had the blessed opportunity to discover
with the delegates and my friends how to write po-
sition papers, how to debate, how to write resolu-
tions and other things as well. We made mistakes,
we laughed, we debated, and we had tons of fun
getting to know people from other schools! And
while there is always room for improvement, it was
an experience I wouldn’t trade for the entire world.

- Lydia Samir

MUN President
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One word to describe my experience being part

of MUN is overwhelming. I got to meet so many
people and learn about things out of my comfort
zone. As much as I had so much fun, there were
also difficult parts of the experience. MUN taught
me how to speak up for myself and talk about is-
sues that aren’t talked about on a daily basis,
and to think of solutions for these issues. Over-
all, MUN was a great experience and I can not wait
to see what next year’s MUN conferences offer.

-Sama Hashem

MUN Delagate

Lydia MUN Noor
Maham Sama
Abdullah DELEGATES Ziad
Fatima Adam
Habiba Lydia Shirin Samir Maria
Sahar Hasnaa
Maya Ayman
Abdullah Ayaz

Alesha Hussaini Syeda
Camelia Asiri
Fatima Rao
Fatima Shahzad

Juliana Haddadin
Layan Al Awami

Lucine Naser
Maham Faisal
Maria Bassim
Muntaha Nadeem

Noor Atef
Salma Basha
Ziad Soliman
Habiba Hammad
Sama Hashem
Adam El-Morsy
Yousef Al-Khunaizi

SPONSORS

Mrs. Ghania Hijazi
Mrs. Sadaf Ahmed

Peers And Leaders
GRADE 5 Maroon GRADE 7 Maroon
Girl Pal: Nabri, Mamoun Leen Girl Pal: E Abdelaziz Badawy, Lina Mohammed
Boy Pal: Jafri, Ahmad Zohair Boy Pal: Elmorsy, Adam Mohamed

GRADE 5 Blue GRADE 7 Blue
Girl Pal: Noman, Muskan Girl Pal: Lenard, Maria Bassim
Boy Pal: Al Mohammed Ali, Badr M Boy Pal: Harrison, Alistair Tenzing Leo

GRADE 5 Gray GRADE 7 Grey
Girl Pal: Nadhir, Nadhirah Binti M. Girl Pal: El-Fiky, Nancy Tarek
Boy Pal: Lakshmi Narasimhan, Rama Krishnan Boy Pal: Aboutable, Moustafa Tarek

GRADE 5 White GRADE 7 White
Girl Pal: Salma Mahmoud, Hassan Girl Pal: Philopus, Sarah Emad Gami Z
Boy Pal: Al Talib,Ahmad Ali Boy Pal: Al- Qaisi, Adam Khalid

GRADE 6 Maroon GRADE 8 Maroon
Girl Pal: Awad Ali AboAita, Jana Girl Pal: Basheer, Husnaa
Boy Pal: Mohamed Khairy, Ahmed Boy Pal: Arshad, Ebrahim

GRADE 6 Blue GRADE 8 Blue
Girl pal : Odayan, Lauren Michael Girl Pal: Samir Lydia
Boy Pal: Emara, Mohab Khalid Boy Pal: AlHag, Mahmoud

GRADE 6 Gray GRADE 8 Gray
Girl Pal: Choumar, Catherine Girl Pal: Palpalatoc, Jalen Almira
Boy Pal: Khadri, Khaled Boy Pal: Al Tayar, Mazen Ashraf

GRADE 6 White SMPrOs.NNSeOenRa Bali
Girl Pal: Hamade, Sandra Hachem
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ALPeeneadrdsers

PAL stands for Peers and Leaders; one of the Being a PAL and helping out people is an honor for
many things we have learned throughout our me , and overall helped me become more aware of
growing journey. We have learned not only how to be a good leader. The sessions taught me
to be a good peer but a good leader as well. how to respond effectively and successfully in chal-
Being a PAL enriched our knowledge of the lenging situations, and I learned how our responses
school’s Core Values and our School Motto. play an important role in shaping our personality. The
Additionally, we also learned how to imple- last few months of this year have been tough due to
ment and practice what we have been taught, the COVID-19 pandemic, but we as a team have re-
in our school, and in our daily lives. We were sponded to the situation courageously and have dealt
reminded about the impact of good leader- with it in a much maturer manner.
ship skills and how a great leader contributes
in growing a better community. - Husnaa Basheer

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Girl PAL

Cookie decoration competition NJHS S.Y. 2019-2020
New Inductees
Yamen Rand Maahi Grade 8

Lydia Samir
Maham Faisal
Hanifa Salsabila
Chloe Distrajo

Grade 9

Rand Hammou
Maahi Joshi

Malak Aly Elsawy Elsawy
Yamen Othman Alhilawi

NJHS S.Y. 2018-2019
Grade 9

Hana Kamarudeen
Yossef Emara
Saad Sayed
Nayla Zubaidi
Saba Khalid
Farah Saweries

Sahar Hassan Abdelhadi

Mrs. Sheela James

Sponsor

Malak Maham HanifaN
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This year, for most of us, was our first year as

NJHS officers and we cannot help but be nostal-
gic. NJHS relies upon 5 pillars: scholarship, citi-
zenship, leadership, service and character. These
5 characteristics make up a committed NJHS
member, someone who is not only bright but
dedicated to both making a difference now and
in their future. As first-time officers, we couldn’t
wait to make a difference in our school commu-
nity and we’re glad we had the chance to do so.

This year, the organization continued some Holiday Festival Photobooth
long-standing traditions and began a few. The
holiday festival photo booth and the cookie
decoration competition were both an amazing
opportunity for us to interact with the middle-
school students and to help spark joy in such
a festive time. Towards the end of the year, we
were able to pull off our most ambitious pro-
ject yet: Secret Admirers. Receiving over 100
responses in a matter of days, we worked hard
in order to achieve our goal by the deadline and
the project was extremely successful.

The NJHS community was led by a team of ex-
tremely bright and dedicated individuals, and an
amazing mentor who helped guide us through
the meticulous process of arranging and organ-
izing activities. As members, we gained skills
and honed our ideas through teamwork and
interaction and we’re sad to leave but we know
that the next year’s team will do a great job.

- Hana Fatima Kamarudeen

NJHS President

NJHS Master of ceremony during talent show Saad
hloe Lydia Saba
Sahar Hana Nayla

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World
Read
DAaloyud

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The read aloud is like the Swiss Army
knife of literacy; it has multiple uses
at every age and in every content
area

- Laura Varlas

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U/14 Volleyball Boys (Third Place) U/14 Volleyball Boys (Third Place) and Girls (First Place
DPSL Tournament
DPSL Tournament

U/12 and U/14 Badminton U/14 Volleyball Girls
DPSL Tournament DPSL Tournament

U/14 Soccer Boys
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ONE U/14 Volleyball Girls (Third Place)
SAIKAC Tournament
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U/14 Volleyball Boys and Girls U/12 Soccer Boys and Girls
SAIKAC Tournament DPSL Tournament

U/14 Volleyball Girls U/12 Basketball Boys 109
SAIKAC Tournament DPSL Tournament

As an ISG educator, my greatest
desire is for my students to...
Find time to love their hobbies,
strenghthen their bond with their
family and feel heard and loved

- Sadaf Ahmed

Grade 8 Humanities Teacher

The world was moving like a car, and the
Covid-19, as a speed bump, had to put on
a brake. As many of us have been affected
by the Coronavirus on a daily bases, life
still goes on. For example, ISG Dammam, is
having online school on a daily basis, for
me personally, it’s almost as same as nor-
mal school and even though we can’t have a
normal virtual experience, we can try our
best to be normal. To add on, I think one
thing Covid-19 has thought all of us is
that we should always stay clean, no matter
what circumstance.

- Ahmed Faraz
Grade 7 White

As an ISG educator, my greatest
desire is for my students to...
Realize that life is a learning ex-
perience and there are endless speed
breakers all the way. All they’ve
got to do is, keep driving. They
should pen each extraordinary, or
even ordinary moment done. They nev-
er know what might follow.

- Ghania Hijazi

Grade 7 Humanities Teacher

Our journey ahead is uncertain and
uncharted, but we continue to hope.
Trust in GOD, love for our family
and friends, and faith to humanity
will keep us going .
Let us try to see the positive in
every situation

-Analidel Souza
Grade 5 & 7 Math Teacher

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#a year of difference

I never thought this day would come.
The day we all would be sent to our
homes, without saying goodbye to our
friends and teachers, in school. I was
really surprised! It all came pouring
out to my face! We have been staying
in our homes, practicing social dis-
tancing for a while now. It might take
a little while, before we find a cure
for the COVID-19, but I believe we can
do it together!

-Mira Shirin
Grade 5 Blue

As an ISG educator, this time has given
me the opportunity to....

To be happy always...whatever...just
live for the moment...the moment is NOW.
So I am enjoying writing this now.

- Rana Fatima

Grade 8 Science Teacher

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MS FacultMy eeting

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LeMairdndinlegSchool
Celebration

MS Learning Celebration

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MS Staff Padlet

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AUTOGRAPHS

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