What is Odd Socks Day? Odd Socks Day is all about celebrating uniqueness and having fun! It encourages everyone to express themselves, embrace their individuality, and show what makes each of us unique. There’s no need to worry about fashion trends or special outfits. Just wear odd socks—at school, work,…
JFK Competes in ASOMEX 3×3 Basketball Invitational Tournament
For the first time, ASOMEX introduced the 3×3 basketball format as an invitational tournament this year, adding a fresh twist to the traditional basketball activities. The competition featured two divisions (boys and girls) across three age categories (2011, 2010, 2009), bringing together teams from schools such as AIM, COLAM, ASFM,…
Join Us for the JFK Foundation Thanksgiving Golf Tournament: Swing for a Cause
Get ready to tee off for a purpose! The JFK School Foundation’s annual Golf Tournament is just around the corner, and it’s not only a day of fun on the green but a chance to make a real difference. This year, all proceeds from the event will go directly to benefit the…
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…
Forging Champions for Life: an inspirational conference for parents of young athletes
On November 27, the Middle School SUM will host a unique and valuable conference for parents: “Forging Champions for Life: An Inspirational Dialogue with Parents of Young Athletes.” This event, taking place from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., will be led by Manolo Guevara, a renowned mental coach specializing in professional,…
Fostering Unity and Leadership through Middle School Houses
In Middle School at JFK, students embrace a new way to connect, learn, and grow through our dynamic “House” program. Launched to promote integration, leadership, and a deeper sense of community, the House system brings together students across different age groups, encouraging them to collaborate and support one another in…
A Huge Thank You to Our Amazing Parent Associations!
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the parent associations from each section. You did an incredible job making this day so special! Your dedication not only made the celebration memorable but also helped keep the beautiful tradition of altars for the Day of the Dead alive…
Halloween Celebration and Traditions in SWAS
In our SWAS program, our Elementary students immersed themselves in the celebration by creating beautiful catrinas, and we had a winner who dazzled everyone! Middle School students participated in an exciting pumpkin contest and presented posters about Halloween festivities in their respective countries. It was a wonderful opportunity to share…
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…
Halloween and Rock Altars at High School: A Unique Night!
At High School, we celebrated Halloween with an exciting costume parade organized by the Student Council. It was a fantastic opportunity for students to showcase their creativity and festive spirit. In the evening, we held our altar demonstration, featuring talented rock bands made up of students and teachers. It was…