Principal's Welcome

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Welcome to the 2025-26 school year! I am genuinely excited to begin this year with you and am grateful for the opportunity to serve as your principal. As a proud Shark, I look forward to all the great things our school community will accomplish together. Please use our school website as a guide to explore our vibrant learning community.

At Morrison Academy Kaohsiung (MAK), our passionate staff and teachers are dedicated to delivering a quality education through a whole-child approach. We equip students with a foundational understanding in core subjects like Bible, history, language arts, foreign languages, mathematics, and science. Importantly, we also innovate to meet every child's academic, social, spiritual, physical, and cognitive needs through purposeful and engaging learning experiences. We aim to empower students with a wealth of opportunities to explore their potential, challenge their limits, and truly become the individuals God uniquely designed them to be.

Furthermore, we are deeply committed to a Biblically integrated education. Through ongoing conversations, our teachers intentionally invite, listen, and think with students to recognize God's active presence, fostering a life lived in the right relationship with God, others, and themselves. Through dedicated spiritual formation and character development, our ultimate goal is to help students personally know Jesus Christ. It is through this transformative knowledge that each student will be equipped to impact the world dynamically for Christ.

This school year, the theme at MAK is centered on a powerful, counter-cultural idea: selflessness. We want to challenge our students to consider the interests of others before their own. Selflessness has the power to bring out the best in people and build strong, lasting relationships. That is why this year's theme is "You Before Me," inspired by Philippians 2:3-4: "Don’t be selfish; don’t try to impress others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourselves. Don’t look out only for your own interests, but take an interest in others, too.” The hope at MAK is that every student will learn to think a little less about themselves and a little more about others. By actively looking out for one another's interests, we can transform not only ourselves and our relationships, but also our entire school.

I am praying for a meaningful school year!

In Him,
Daniel Kim, Ed.D.
Principal 校長