by Zofia Ciolek After spending eleven years in ASW, Ms. Michalyca, currently teaching grade 7 Social Studies, will be returning to her hometown in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Many students from older grade levels might associate her classes with interesting and challenging projects such as the Roman Power Project, the Kraków Trip Video or memorising the Canadian provinces and being able to place them … Continue reading Ms. Michalyca Coming Home
By Annabell Werner Ms. McLean has been a teacher in ASW’s learning support for the last two years. Now, she heads off to Medellín, Columbia. Ms. McLean came from a school in Curaçao in the Caribbean. For her, this was a change. She described how in Curaçao, the weather is lot more tropical and sunny than it is here in Warsaw. Schoolwise several things changed … Continue reading A Different World: Ms. McLean off to Columbia
by Natalia Dokla and Nikoline Thomassen This year‘s middle school grade leaders have made a big decision: there will no longer be awards at the middle school end-of-year ceremony. To many, this has been a long-awaited decision, but it took others by surprise. At the end of every year, there is a ceremony for each grade from 6-8. In the past, the purpose of these … Continue reading Middle School Moves away from Year-End Awards
By Amelie Rehbein In 2013, a power couple known as “The Raggios” came to ASW. Now, after five years, Mr. and Mrs. Raggio are leaving Warsaw and going to Tokyo in order to begin a new adventure. Mr. Raggio has been the coach for many sports seasons such as basketball, soccer and track and field and also played a major role in the PE department. … Continue reading Mr. and Mrs. Raggio Are Off to Japan
by Yoo Jin Lim Louisa W., a member of the Junior Varsity basketball team, Varsity soccer team, and the ASW string quartet will be moving away to Zimbabwe, a country in southern Africa, at the end of this month. After being at ASW for four years, Louisa will be attending Harare International School (HIS) in Harare, Zimbabwe. HIS will be the seventh school Louisa has … Continue reading Zimbabwe Will Be a Long Way from Warsaw
by Jake Lupu Of all the places ASW travels to, which is the farthest? Marta D., a current 9th grader here at ASW, is one potential winner. She is moving over summer to Bogota, Columbia, a whopping 9 932 kilometres away from Warsaw. She’s been here since 4 grade, with 9th grade signifying her 6th year at ASW. In an interview with Warriors News, she … Continue reading What’s the farthest place you’ve visited? Because Marta D. Is Going a Long Way
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