Back to School–with a Twist
Amidst the global pandemic, IGDVS safely heads back to school through remote learning.
Discovering Discovery
－DVBS Archive Team－
IGBS School Science Fair: February 27, 2020.
Boy School Teacher’s Day 2019
－DVBS Archive Team－
Saturday, September 28th marks Confucius’ birthday. On Friday, September 27th the boy school students organized a display of gratitude for their own beloved teachers.
2019 IGDVBS Award Ceremony and Graduation
－ DVBS Archive Team －
Award Ceremony was on June 5th, and Graduation was on June 6th for seniors Gwynn, Bangyang, Jacky, San Hong, and Chee Hee.
Propagating Kindness
－DVBS Archive Team－
The amazing 4th Grade Class decides to change the world through a simple, kind message.
Freshmen Trip to Lake Shasta Caverns
－DVBS Archive Team－
The 600-step climb up the Lake Shasta Caverns can be viewed as a challenge to many. But we, the Boys Freshman class of 2022, undertook it nonetheless, and upon doing so, realized that it was definitely worth it.
Freshmen Trip to Santa Rosa
－DVBS Archive Team－
Two weeks before the Ten Thousand Buddhas Jeweled Repentance, Justin brought the Class of 2022 on a final trip to Santa Rosa. After an hour-long drive, the freshmen arrived at Vertex Rock Climbing.
MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge
－DVBS Archive Team－
On a cloudy March morning, a group of four Honors Discrete Math Boys School Students gathered inside the Odyssey II Building at 7:00 am to participate in the M3 Mathematical Modelling Challenge. The challenge, spanning 14 consecutive hours, exhausted the wits and the patience of the four students.
Boys Sophomore Class Retreat
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Friday evening marked the beginning of our journey. It was pouring when we set out into the darkness of Lake County; by the time the drive ended, we found ourselves facing an elevated mountain home situated in the clouds. With two class members missing, we six sophomores had agreed to partake on a two-day retreat, with little indication of what would occur.
A Winter Walk
－DVBS Archive Team－
Our excited freshmen class longed for the hike on Lower Cow Mountain. Individually, many of us would have ever agreed to go on this hike; yet, we managed to convince each other to embark on a class trip, and so, we went.
