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Korea International School was established in the late 1990s to serve the educational needs of the international and expatriate community in South Korea. The school expanded with the opening of the Pangyo Campus in 2006, responding to population growth in the southern Seoul and Bundang areas. KIS operates as a non-profit international school under Korean law. It is governed by a board and operates multiple campuses within South Korea. Since its founding, the school has continued to develop as an English-medium international school serving students from early years through secondary education.
Korea International School serves a multinational community that includes both international and locally based families. The school brings families together through school-wide events, student activities, and community gatherings held across the academic year. Cultural and community-related events are organized through the school and parent groups.
Korea International School has an active Parent Teacher Association (PTA) that supports community engagement across the school. The PTA works with school leadership and staff to support students, families, and school activities. PTA involvement typically includes community events, parent networking activities, and support for school initiatives. However, the school does not publicly disclose detailed information about specific PTA committees, regular events, or programme structures. Families generally receive PTA information after enrolment or directly through school communications.
Korea International School (KIS) Pangyo Campus is an international school serving students from Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12. Located in Pangyo, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, the campus sits in a planned suburban area south of Seoul that is well known for its technology and business district. KIS Pangyo follows an American curriculum, with Advanced Placement (AP) courses available in high school, supporting preparation for university study, particularly in the United States. Instruction is delivered in English, while students also study Korean and can choose additional world languages such as Spanish, Mandarin, and French, depending on grade level. The school places emphasis on co-curricular participation, offering structured activities and student clubs alongside academic classes. A school bus service operates across Seoul and nearby residential areas, supporting daily commuting. KIS Pangyo is part of the wider Korea International School network and operates as a co-educational, non-boarding campus .
