As part of the transdisciplinary theme “Where We Are in Place and Time,” fifth-grade students explored the central idea that migration is a response to challenges, risks, and opportunities that transform both people and societies around the world. Through reflection and discussion, students shared their own experiences with migration —…
Invention Convention: Little Great Inventors!
During the first Unit of Inquiry, SWAS third-grade students explored topics related to space, inventions, and the scientists whose ingenuity and curiosity have allowed us to learn more about the universe. Through readings, experiments, and creative activities, students discovered how ideas can transform the world and open the doors to…
JFK Dancers Win 1st Place at Statewide Impact Dance Convention
We proudly recognize the outstanding performance of Andrea Muñoz and Aranza Corona, who represented the JFK community with remarkable talent and dedication at the Impact Dance Convention, held on Saturday, November 15. This statewide, high-level competition brings together young dancers from across the region to showcase their skills in a…
Community Celebrations
This week, we want to recognize the outstanding achievements of our students in activities outside of school. Congratulations to Mia for her amazing accomplishments! Mia Skinfield – ES4Activity: Ice SkatingEvent: 4th Eden Ice TrophyAchievement: She won 1st place in the Debutants 1 – Infantil B category.Date: November, 2025 We are so proud…
Honoring Excellence: NHS Induction Ceremony 2025
On Wednesday, November 12, we joyfully celebrated the National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Ceremony—a very special moment in which each student listened to heartfelt and meaningful words from the teacher she chose as her sponsor. It was a space filled with gratitude, inspiration, and shared pride among teachers, students, and…
Exploring the World as Geographers and Anthropologists
This project, “A Global Perspective on Population and Health,” is a dynamic, four-phase academic study in which students assume the roles of professional geographers and anthropologists. The goal is to explore the complex relationship between global population, health, and the environment. Phase 1: Research ExpeditionStudents act as geographers and anthropologists…
Who We Are: Exploring Global Celebrations in 3rd Grade
Last Thursday, November 7, 3rd-grade Elementary School students had the opportunity to attend two talks connected to their Unit of Inquiry, whose transdisciplinary theme is Who We Are, and central idea states: People celebrate important moments with traditions that reflect what they value and share with others. These sessions supported…
Meet the Jaguars: José Luis Cervantes
With a camera in hand and a keen eye for stories, José Luis Cervantes, Digital and Content Specialist at JFK, brings the school’s daily life to vivid focus. A graduate in Communication Sciences from Universidad del Valle de México, campus Querétaro, José Luis has built his career around visual storytelling—a…
Positive Discipline Workshop: Families Committed to Respectful Parenting
Yesterday marked the conclusion of the Positive Discipline Workshop, led by Maritere Soto, Preschool Vice Principal and Certified Positive Discipline Trainer by the PDA (Positive Discipline Association), with the participation of Preschool parents. For our community, this workshop represented a valuable opportunity to explore tools and strategies that support our…
SWAS Students Bring Calaveritas to Life!
To celebrate Día de Muertos, SWAS students worked in teams to create their own literary calaveritas — a beloved Mexican tradition that combines humor, rhyme, and reflection on life and death. Through this activity, they not only explored their creativity, but also learned about the cultural richness and deep meaning…