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In the last sporting event of the school year, the secondary boys challenged the faculty to a rematch.  The faculty easily won the first game 51-41 after leading by more than 20 points at halftime. This game was different.  At halftime the teachers were up by 12 points, but the... »

As the projects poured in to the school gymnasium, the atmosphere was transformed into a “Science Hub” of enthusiasm. As the elementary and secondary students came to view the exhibits, the excitement of the participants, who had worked so hard, ignited and their explanation of their projects came alive. ... »

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Next week our school will be celebrating Spirit Week.  Each day of the week will be a different “theme” and students are encouraged to dress up for it.  Students can earn a small treat if they dress up that day.  There will be prizes for the students who dressed... »

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Eight year olds had a fun day at the museum. We enjoyed the hands on energy experiments. You can see how much fun we had from our photos. »

                BINGO NIGHT        IF I WERE IN POWER OF THE UNIVERSE       THE OCEAN          BINGO NIGHT Bingo night!   Bingo night! We’re almost late for Bingo Night! I don’t want to go to Bingo Night! I don’t want to fight So do what’s right. Okay, I’ll go to Bingo Night.           IF I WERE IN POWER OF THE UNIVERSE                   ... »

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The boys of the secondary and the teachers met on April 29 for a 48 minute basketball game.  The secondary boys were quite confident at the beginning of the game, but were quickly in trouble.  The score at halftime was 33-17 in favor of the teachers. As the teachers became... »

In our science unit we learned about solids, liquids and gases. We had fun getting dirty and clean! We created ice cubes from different juices, played ice hockey on the tables, popped bubbles and used a parachute to explore the different uses for air. Who said science can’t be fun and games? »

Just where are we anyway? Mathematics – Essential Unit 9 (Functions, Graphing Equalities and Inequalities), Reading – Essential Unit 5 (Drama), Selective Unit 1 (Reading Journal), Selective Unit 2 (Silent Sustained Reading) Language Arts – Essential Unit 7 (Research Report), Selective Unit 1 (Writing Journal), Selective Unit 7 (Publishing a Children’s Book) Life Science... »

The eight year old classes have been studying energy. We learned how it is changed and used. We also learned about heat and temperature, how to most effectively use and save energy. Tomorrow we will go to the Dongguan science museum to try some hands on energy experiments. This... »

QSI MIDDLE SCHOOL SECONDARY SCIENCE FAIR – May 27, 2:30 – 4:00 You are invited to see the science fair projects created by the middle and secondary students. The students of the classes of Earth Science, Life Science, Physical Science, Discovery Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics will... »

The six year olds have been working hard to move their rockets up through space.  All students who have earned 18 points on AR quizzes will be rewarded with an ice cream to celebrate.  Come by and check out our cool Space Invaders! »

QSI is planning a trip to visit the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai.  The trip is tentatively planned for October.  Students who are interested should speak with Mr. or Ms. Morgan.  We hope to know exact costs and dates befeore the end of the year.     This trip will only take... »

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April 21 both boys and girls middle school teams finished the season at home against Clifford.  This was the first competition between the two schools.  The girls lost 30-10 and the boys lost 40-28.  Both boys and girls won nearly half of their games this the season, which is a... »

QSI Boy’s middle school basketball team defeated Utahloy 25-18 in their third meeting of the season.  The new rivalry, which both teams have promised to continue next year, was quite exciting for both teams, with QSI winning two of the games and Utahloy winning one.  Every QSI player played at least... »