From October 1 to 4, members of the Student Council (StuCo) proudly represented our school at the ASOMEX Leadership Conference 2025, held at the American School Foundation of Chiapas. This event brought together young leaders from different ASOMEX schools to share ideas, strengthen leadership skills, and live meaningful experiences. During…
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Visual Arts Year 11 Visits the Museum of Contemporary Art of Querétaro
As part of their artistic and cultural formation, the Visual Arts Diploma Programme (DP) students visited the Museum of Contemporary Art of Querétaro (MACQ) to explore the exhibition “Habitar el Norte / Living the North.” Curated by Lili Michaud, this exhibition presents the work of contemporary artists from Quebec, Canada, and is part of an international…
Meet the Jaguars: Julio Vado
Recently joining the JFK community as IT Manager, Julio Vado brings with him a strong background in innovation, leadership, and digital transformation. From a young age, Julio was fascinated by the world of technology and the endless possibilities it offered. “Movies like Back to the Future, Alien, The Matrix, and…
Community Celebrations-September
This week, we want to recognize the outstanding achievements of our students in activities outside of school. Congratulations to Nicolás, Emilio, Santiago and Luis Felipe for their amazing accomplishments! Nicolás Jaime – MS7Activity: SwimmingEvent: Copa Internacional Qro 2025 CCAchievement: Won silver medal in the 50-meter backstroke, competing among 85 swimmers…
Meet the Jaguars: Uriel Cano
For the past three years, Uriel Cano has been part of the JFK community as a Library Media Center Assistant. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro and previous experience in administrative areas, joining JFK marked his first role in an educational setting. This…
Elementary School StuCo Elections
Last week, more than 40 students were true risk-takers, standing before their peers to deliver inspiring speeches full of creative ideas for school improvement and school spirit. We are so proud of every student who participated; your voices truly make a difference! After thoughtful voting, our Elementary Student Council leaders…
Meet the Jaguars: Georgina Palma
Art, more than a discipline, is a form of expression that accompanies, transforms, and enriches students’ lives. For Georgina Palma, K–12 Arts Coordinator, both her personal and professional journey have been shaped by this conviction. Her first encounter with the arts was in high school, where she discovered her passion…
Meet the Jaguars: Cris Vergara
With a passion that began in high school, when she spent hours working with microscopes and dissection kits, Cristina Vergara, Coordinator of the High School Science Department, recalls the moment she knew she wanted to dedicate her life to this discipline. “I loved being in the lab, collecting biological samples,…
Meet the Jaguars: Paulina Ochoa
This school year, the JFK community welcomes Paulina Ochoa as the new Coordinator of Student Support Services. With over 15 years of experience in socio-emotional support, educational intervention, and student assistance programs in schools across Mexico City and Querétaro, Paulina brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong commitment to…
Celebrating Jaguar Spirit: Sports Gala 2025
On June 17, 2025, JFK made history by hosting its very first Sports Gala — a special event dedicated to celebrating the heart, resilience, and outstanding accomplishments of our student-athletes and coaches throughout the 2024–2025 sports season. With the presence of our special guest, former professional football player Juan Carlos…