| Introduction
In the course of the 1971/72 school year, the American School became International School Manila (ISM). Since the 60s the number of American students has dropped steadily from nearly 77% of the student population to today's figure of under 20%. The number of Filipinos continued to rise until it reached a government set maximum of 17%, where it remains today. Third country nationals make up the majority of the student body, with countries on the Asian mainland and sub-continent contributing the most. Here is a detailed introduction to our
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| ISM
turns 75
Not every school gets its own stamp! We got our very own in 1995 to celebrate 75 years of AS & ISM. Click on the stamp to see the accompanying first day of issue envelope... |
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The Future
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| ISM
- Then and Now (courtesy of ISM)
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