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Welcome to Ekamai International School! On behalf of the High School faculty and staff, I extend a formal welcome to you as we begin another academic year at Ekamai International School. Whether you are a returning member of our High School community, a family joining us for the first time, or a new addition to our incoming High School class, we are honored to have you as part of the Ekamai International School family. Our High School is dedicated not only to academic excellence but to the cultivation of character, critical thinking, and global citizenship. It is our firm belief that every student possesses distinct talents and capabilities, and it is our responsibility to provide an environment in which these qualities are nurtured and developed. Our High School faculty and staff remain steadfast in their commitment to fostering a rigorous, supportive, and inclusive learning environment for all. In the year ahead, we encourage our High School students to engage fully in the opportunities available to them — whether through academic pursuits, extracurricular involvement, or the cultivation of new relationships within our community. Meaningful growth is achieved through dedication, curiosity, and a willingness to embrace new challenges. To our families, we extend our sincere gratitude for entrusting us with your child’s High School education. We regard this as a shared responsibility and warmly welcome your continued engagement and partnership throughout the year. I look forward to a year defined by achievement, integrity, and collective progress. Thank you for being part of the Ekamai International School High School community. Respectfully, Mr. Merle Das HS Principal
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EKAMAI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL | HIGH SCHOOL PORTAL | STUDENT HANDBOOK
“The greatest want of the world is the want of men—men who will not be bought or sold, men who in their inmost souls are true and honest, men who do not fear to call sin by its right name, men whose conscience is as true to duty as the needle to the pole, men who will stand for the right though the heavens fall. Ellen G. White
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EIS CLUBS
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An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. It's being able to differentiate between what you know and what you don't. Anatole France
Yuly Perdomo Spanish Language Psychology/Home Arts yulyp@eis.ac.th
Mcdonnell Tirkey | 12C Accounting/Economics AP Micro Economics Business Management mcdonnellt@eis.ac.th
Ian Rex Perera | 11B English III ianp@eis.ac.th
High School Subject Teachers
Patcharawan K. | 9G Thai Grade 9 patcharawank@eis.ac.th
Esther Sailo | 9B English I estherv@eis.ac.th
Carefully watch your thoughts, for they become your words. Manage and watch your words, for they will become your actions. Consider and judge your actions, for they have become your habits. Acknowledge and watch your habits, for they shall become your values. Understand and embrace your values, for they become your destiny. Mahatma Gandhi
Matthew G. | 11G Pre Calculus/Calculus I Pre Calculus Honor matthewg@eis.ac.th
International Faculty & Staff High School Homeroom Teachers
Suchittra Chaeiaue | 11C Thai Grade 11 suchittrac@eis.ac.th
Anek C. HS Art anekc@eis.ac.th
Armin Kritzinger | 10A Values II armink@eis.ac.th
Soonthorn | 11A Values III soonthorn@eis.ac.th
Daniel M. German Language danielm@eis.ac.th
David Storie Health davids@eis.ac.th
Valitsarin P. | 11D Biology/AP Biology valitsarinp@eis.ac.th
Sanan Chaiyasil | 10D Thai Grade 10 sananc@eis.ac.th
Elvina Wilson Choir elvinaw@eis.ac.th
Kamin Cifor | 12D Speech kamin@eis.ac.th
Evangeline Alvez Media/Journalism evanglinea@eis.ac.th
Sijhana Virakul | 10B English II/English II Honor sijhanav@eis.ac.th
Sei Fukami Japanese Language seif@eis.ac.th
Hubert Campbell Writing hubertc@eis.ac.th
Asher Salvan Jr. | 11E World History/Ancient History ashers@eis.ac.th
Joanne Laude Keyboard joannem@eis.ac.th
Gladwin Cleveland | 9C Biology/Physics gladwinc@eis.ac.th
Johnny Ibanez Music Appreciation johnnyi@eis.ac.th
Shireen Bazliel | 12E English IV/AP English IV Asian Literature shireenb@eis.ac.th
Cristian Lopez | 10C Computer II cristianl@eis.ac.th
Merle Das World Geography merled@eis.ac.th
Mobin Yaghouty Physics/AP Physics mobiny@eis.ac.th
Sankimon Rymbai | 12A Values IV sankimonr@eis.ac.th
Ayush Sharma | 10E Chemistry/Chemistry Honor AP Chemistry ayushs@eis.ac.th
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Oly Juna Reyes Lab Assistant olyr@eis.ac.th
Ronald Tolentino PE ronaldt@eis.ac.th
Phil Silby | 10G General Business phils@eis.ac.th
Anndel Jollie Keyboard/Choir anndelj@eis.ac.th
Thalika Khakai Thai Language thalikak@eis.ac.th
Ivy Dagaojes | 9D Computer I ivyd@eis.ac.th
Thanyalak Promutit Thai Language thanyalakp@eis.ac.th
Vichhaiy Nhin PE vichhaiyn@eis.ac.th
Manh Li Tan | 12B English I Honor English III Honor/AP English III English IV Honor manhl@eis.ac.th
Jun Earl Dagaojes | 10H Algebra I/Algebra II jund@eis.ac.th
Wittaya Payakhasem Violin/Guitar wittayap@eis.ac.th
Yaqin Liu Joy Chinese Language joyl@eis.ac.th
Parousia Asahid | 9E Geometry/Statistics parousiaa@eis.ac.th
Romualdo Dalo Jr. | 9A Values I romualdod@eis.ac.th
Department Heads / Subject Coordinators
Manh Li Tan English & Foreign Language manhl@eis.ac.th
Asher Salvan Jr. Social Sciences ashers@eis.ac.th
Nipa K. Guidance/Counseling niphak@eis.ac.th
Dustin Pitmann Athletic dustinp@eis.ac.th
Ekkaphop T. Physical Education ekkaphopt@eis.ac.th
Jun Earl Dagaojes Mathematics jund@eis.ac.th
Sankimon Rymbai Values Education sankimonr@eis.ac.th
David Storie Science davids@eis.ac.th
Mcdonnell Tirkey Commercial Arts mcdonnellt@eis.ac.th
Rutherona Ballenas Music rutheronab@eis.ac.th
The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Ivy Dagaojes ICT ivyd@eis.ac.th
Monjai Chansuwan Thai monjaic@eis.ac.th
COLLEGE PREP DIPLOMA
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The goal of education is the advancement of knowledge and the dissemination of truth. John F. Kennedy
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High School Study Programs Ekamai International School follows a modified American California State Curriculum in accordance with the Seventh-day Adventist Christian philosophy and includes the Eight Groups of Learning Substances by the Ministry of Education: 21 = Thai Language & Culture 22 = Math 23 = Science 24 = Religion & Social 25 = Health/Physical Education 26 = Arts 27 = Business & Technology 28 = English & Foreign Languages Graduation Requirements All graduating students must take the IELTS exam in Grade 11 as it is offered in school. Any student who does not meet the required IELTS score according to the diploma will retake the IELTS exam (Academic IELTS/IELTS UKVI) and submit the passing score by September of the senior year.Students must score 6.5 or higher on the IELTS for a College Preparatory Diploma. Students must score 6.0 or higher on the IELTS for a General Education Diploma.A student must have accumulated 28 credits or more to complete a four- year high school program.Ekamai International School offers the following diploma options in High School:
GENERAL DIPLOMA
AP Courses, Requirements, Registration, Exam
Sankimon Rymbai AP Coordinator sankimonr@eis.ac.th Rm #626
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Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Lao Tzu
The Advanced Placement (AP) Program, administered by the College Board, a nonprofit organization in the United States, enables high school students to undertake college-level coursework and examinations while still in secondary school. The program offers 38 subjects across a broad range of disciplines, including mathematics, science, history, English, social sciences, world languages, and the arts. AP examinations are standardized assessments administered annually in May and are scored on a scale of 1 to 5. Many colleges and universities recognize AP scores for college credit, advanced placement, or both. While policies vary by institution, a score of 3 or higher is commonly considered eligible for credit or placement. Beyond the opportunity to earn college credit, participation in the AP Program offers significant academic and financial advantages. Students who achieve qualifying scores may reduce future tuition costs and, in some cases, earn enough credits to graduate early. AP coursework also demonstrates academic rigor, intellectual curiosity, and a willingness to challenge oneself, strengthening university applications. Many high schools award weighted GPA points for AP courses, further enhancing a student's academic profile. Most importantly, AP courses mirror the pace and expectations of introductory college classes, helping students develop essential skills such as critical thinking, analytical writing, effective study habits, and time management—skills that prepare them for success in higher education. At Ekamai International School, the following AP subjects are offered: AP BiologyAP Calculus ABAP Calculus BCAP ChemistryAP English Language and CompositionAP English Literature and CompositionAP MacroeconomicsAP MicroeconomicsAP Physics 1AP Physics 2AP PsychologyStudents may enroll in AP courses based on their diploma requirements, university admission goals, or future academic plans. Ekamai International School also serves as an AP testing center for external candidates, including homeschooled and self-study students. Please note that only the subjects listed above are available for external registration. Important Dates November 13, 2026 – Final deadline to order AP Exams (11:59 p.m. ET). Orders submitted after this deadline will incur a late fee of 1,500 Baht.March 12, 2027 – Final deadline to order AP Exams with the applicable late fee (11:59 p.m. ET).May 3–7, 2027 – Week 1 of AP Exam administration.May 10–14, 2027 – Week 2 of AP Exam administration.May 17–20, 2027 – Late-testing AP Exam administration. For additional information regarding AP courses, registration procedures, exam policies, and testing regulations, students are encouraged to refer to the AP Handbook.
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Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught. Oscar Wilde
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The illiterate of the future will not be the person who cannot read. It will be the person who does not know how to learn. Alvin Toffler
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Contact Us To contact the High School Office, please call +66 2391 35 96 (ext. 6370, 6371) or contact the High School Principal or Secretary by email.
Merle Sudhin Das HS Principal hsprincipal@eis.ac.th #6370
Nipa K. Guidance Counselor nipak@eis.ac.th Rm #627
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