With a deep passion for running and a strong desire to guide others, Alejandra Pozas has dedicated the last seven years to coaching track and field, sharing her experience and inspiring young athletes to give their best. At JFK, her work goes beyond technique: it’s about building character, confidence, and…
Jaguars excel in math
After successfully completing three stages of competition, our 10th-grade students, Amanda Zúñiga Argüello and Alejandro Castilla Urquiza, earned a gold and silver medal respectively at the 39th National Mathematics Olympiad. Both were honored on April 7 at the Faculty of Engineering of the Autonomous University of Querétaro (UAQ), in a…
7th Grade Explores Human Rights Through an Interdisciplinary Project
As the final activity of their unit, 7th grade students presented a gallery walk in the Middle School SUM, where they shared the results of their interdisciplinary work in English and Humanities with teachers and classmates. The central theme was “Human Rights.” During this unit, in their English class, students…
Meet the Jaguars: Isabel Galván
Since her arrival at JFK during the Halloween celebration in October 2023, Isabel has made a lasting impression with her enthusiasm and collaborative spirit. With a degree in Strategic Communication and a minor in International Business from the University of Arkansas (Querétaro Campus), Isabel is part of the Institutional Development…
Honoring Those Who Shape the Future: Teacher Appreciation Around the World
Teachers are honored worldwide for their essential role in shaping future generations. In Mexico, May 15th marks Día del Maestro, a day when students express their gratitude through ceremonies and celebrations. In the United States, Teacher Appreciation Week in early May is filled with thank-you notes, small gifts, and community…
A Tribute to Parents: The First Teachers in Every Culture
Parents hold a central place in every culture, and Mother’s Day and Father’s Day offer special moments to recognize their love and sacrifices. In Mexico, Mother’s Day (Día de la Madre) is celebrated on May 10th with music, gatherings, and heartfelt tributes, while Father’s Day follows in June with family…
Children’s Day Traditions: Honoring the Joy of Learning Worldwide
Across the world, children are honored in many unique and meaningful ways. In Mexico, Children’s Day (Día del Niño) on April 30th is filled with festivities, games, and school events that recognize the joy and potential of every child. Similarly, in Japan, Kodomo no Hi (Children’s Day) on May 5th…
Reflection and Learning in Unit 5: SWAS
As part of their summative assessment for Unit 5, 4th grade students stepped into the world of public health by imagining a fictional virus during a made-up pandemic. This creative challenge allowed them to consolidate their learning by designing informative brochures that highlighted key aspects of health and wellness. In…
Board Games for Change: SWAS Students Raise Climate Awareness
As part of Unit 4 in Spanish, “Discovering Environmental Impact: Data That Speaks,” SWAS students designed and created a board game aimed at raising awareness about climate change through data and interactive challenges. Throughout the project, they collaborated in teams to develop questions in both English and Spanish, and illustrated…
Sports Achievements
Congratulations to our Jaguars for their outstanding achievements in soccer and basketball ASOMEX Tournaments! Soccer:Our Girls’ Soccer Team (9th to 12th grade) triumphed as champions in their recent tournament, showcasing incredible teamwork and skill on the field. Additionally, we would like to recognize the remarkable performance of our Boys’ Soccer…