Last week, we celebrated our Anti-Bullying Week, an opportunity to reflect on and reinforce our school community’s ongoing commitment to respect, inclusion, and kindness. Throughout the week, each section of the school participated in various activities focused on creating a positive and bullying-free environment. In Preschool, the focus was on…
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JFK Reads: Let’s Keep Reading!
Congratulations to all the students who have completed the first challenge of JFK Reads! We received over 150 students who have finished the challenge! Amazing! Three students were also randomly selected in a raffle and won a special prize. What is JFK Reads?JFK Reads is a program designed to encourage…
Rural Community Mural: A Creative Project by SWAS Elementary Students
Students from Lower Elementary at SWAS, took on the roles of architects and engineers as they designed and planned a rural community. This hands-on activity sparked their curiosity and engagement as they explored the essential services that a rural area requires. The journey began as students compared different types of…
Positive Discipline Workshop for JFK Parents successfully concludes
Yesterday, the Positive Discipline Workshop, led by Maritere Soto, Preschool Assistant Principal and Certified Positive Discipline Trainer by the PDA (Positive Discipline Association), concluded with participation from Preschool and Elementary School parents. For our community, this course represents a valuable opportunity to delve into tools and approaches that support the…
Parent-Teacher Conferences: strengthening collaboration between school and families
At John F. Kennedy School, it is very important to offer parents a comprehensive and personalized view of their children’s development. For this reason, Parent-Teacher Conferences are held in the Preschool and Elementary School sections, where both parents meet with the teacher twice during the school year. Beyond grades, the…
Creativity and Expression Lab: A space to explore and grow through art
At JFK, Elementary School students have a unique class that fosters their creativity, expression, and teamwork: Creativity and Expression Lab. Taught by Miss Mayra Torres, this subject goes beyond conventional activities, combining theater, dance, and games to encourage collaboration and personal development in a safe, enriching space. The purpose of…
María José: Passion and Discipline in Dance
María José, our talented Prefirst student, has made her mark in the world of dance through her dedication and love for the art, especially in the disciplines of Spanish Dance and Ballet. For the past five years, María José has trained diligently at Proart dance school, where she practices twice…
Understanding Migration: A Learning Experience for 5th Grade
5th-grade students welcomed Cynthia Dayana Monreal Torres, a lawyer and expert in migration, who gave a talk on this topic as part of the unit they are currently studying. The central idea of this unit is that migrations are responses to challenges, risks, and opportunities, transforming both individuals and societies…
How We Organize Ourselves: 4th Grade Discovers Economics with High School Support
This week, 4th-grade students participated in a talk on economic activities led by 12th-grade students as part of the “How We Organize Ourselves” unit. The central idea of this unit is that a country’s development depends on various social, political, and environmental factors, as well as the use of its…
Tips for an Eco-Friendly Halloween and Día de Muertos
Celebrate Halloween and Día de Muertos while caring for our planet! Here are some simple tips to make your festivities greener: 1. Get Creative with Costumes Swap and share: Exchange costumes with friends or family for a fresh look! DIY fun: use items you already have at home. Check online…