義大國際高級中學 I-Shou International School

as a previous student in I-Shou, this school is unlike the other school i attend, which they only try to fit you into the mode they like, i-Shou appreciate acculturation, they institutionalized its people to develop themselves based on their free will. i admire how everyone manage to have this unique and and distinctive character. They are happy, sad, and angry, and live just like a normal teen. Sure, they might be stress about their future, but they are closely attach to their psychological of development. i believe student can thrive healthily and lovely in this school environment

Admission staff here is very nice and responsive!

I am the Athletics Director at a small school in Taipei. We have gone down to play basketball at this school a few times. They make use of the University gymnasium for the tournaments. The facilities are great. There is a hotel near by that we spent the night at and were then able walk over to the basketball tournament. Breakfast was great. Room was very nice. Would do the hotel, overnight, tournament thing again.

Some bad Some good, I am a student there. some teachers know how to teach but some of them are not, the activities are bad there, I don't know the purpose of it, I wish they can take out the activity time.

I was considering sending my children here, the campus is nice, but the atmosphere of the school and the town itself has a heavy and suffocating feeling, as if you’re walking around in a steamy sauna with no circulation.nnAnd the school feels like it’s in an isolated world of its own or on another planet. Consequently, I didn’t feel I-Shou International School gives off a happy and positive vibe and environment that I would want for my children.nnAlso, IMO, I found the Superintendent Peter Nanos snarky and off putting. He’s overweight and walks around with a limp, not exactly the picture of good health, which I feel reflects poorly on the school and leadership. All of the above did not give me the confidence to choose this school.