Mont' Kiara International School (M'KIS or MKIS) is an American international school located in Mont' Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The first students enrolled in M'KIS in 1994, and its first senior class graduated in 2001. Located in the suburban Mont' Kiara, 6-acre (24,000 m2) M'KIS contains four buildings. The Elementary School building (one of the original buildings) houses the Elementary Office and KPA to Grade 3 classes. It also houses the Elementary School computer lab and the Library Media Center (LMC). The Middle School building (also one of the original buildings) houses Grades 1 and 2, and Grades 4 through 6 classrooms. The Middle School building also contains three of the four computer labs and a science lab. The High School building contains most of the Middle and High School classes. In the High School building are the ceramics room, the Middle and High School art room, a multipurpose room and three of the four science labs. The Language Department, Administration Office and theater are in the fourth building. Also in this building are the language rooms, the gym, fitness room, dance room, canteen, dance room and activities room. On the M'KIS campus there is also a 25m swimming pool, a regulation-size soccer field, a half-sized field and two courtyards. Computer features include on-campus library services, online commercial services, Internet access and a wireless campus network. Additionally, a Elementary, Middle and High School lab, as well as a library which has open computers from 8:00 am to 4:30pm.
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