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Ruamrudee International School 

1. The canteen really sucks, no A/C and the food is mediocre.

2. If you happen to not be late, the Asst. Principle or sometimes the Head of School greats you at the gate (graceful perhaps?).
3. This is a Catholic school even though most kids are not even Catholic. You gotta listen to a prayer every assembly.
4. Even though the school keeps putting foreigners/loogkruengs on the ads but the truth is, most students are Thai.
5. Teachers are good.
6. A GOOD THING: the school offers both AP and IB.
7. The SCHOOL IS FUCKING OLD. Even though this is the new campus in Minburi (defunct one is at Soi Ruamrudee) but it is still old (it moved here since 1992). It's old so they keep renovating the first floors but don't really give a shit about the upper floors.

8. They THINK THEY CARE about students breathing bad air by buying AQI monitors but they don't bother to buy air purifiers, instead, they install 'cheap filters in the aircon'. They cancel assembly when AQI is bad but let students sit in an open-air-canteen...#bigbrain.

9. Actually some people get in good uni like Harvard and dozens get into med school, so if ur an Asian parent, RIS is for you.
10. Y'all ADMINS...can you use the money to renovate the school...like actually hire interior designers. Idk what you do with the money (to church?). I mean the school is SUPPOSED TO BE NON-PROFIT but, it seems like you treat it like a multi-billion-baht business...advertise on 500k-billboards-per-month and build new campus tf?!
Ruamrudee International School or RIS is a school in the middle of nowhere in Minburi.
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