Ubon Adventist International Mission School

School feeling home Activities and learning are good Listen & Adaptations for good things Very very happy place

Good school. Worth the price.

We decided to withdraw our children from this school after ongoing disappointments. The first major issue was the in-house meals, which are widely disliked by students. Despite repeated feedback, nothing has changed. The food quality is poor, protein portions are minimal, and it often feels like cost-cutting has taken priority over children’s health. On more than one occasion, my son and his friends have actually vomited after eating the school meals. For a long time, our son was allowed to bring his own packed lunch from home. Then, without any clear reason, he was suddenly required to eat alone—away from his friends. That was the final straw for us. Instead of supporting his wellbeing, the school chose to isolate him, which we found completely unacceptable. Additionally, the school maintains a strong religious tone that feels more like indoctrination than a balanced educational environment. In our experience, the school’s leadership has been unprofessional and dismissive of parents’ concerns. We would strongly encourage other families to think carefully before enrolling their children here.

I like the program of Adventist schools

Great campus. Wonderful school admins, teachers and staff. The kids are adorable and everyone speaks good English. This school makes everyone feel that they are part of the family.