By Dohyeong Kim Following a successful HS dance before the May break, the student council has announced that it will be hosting a Field Day in June. Linbo G., one of the student council representatives who hosted the HS dance, expressed his satisfaction, “It was impressive to see people enjoying the dance after putting in months of effort.” And he added that another school event … Continue reading Student Council to Host Field Day in May
By Natalia Piskorska and Olivia Choi Last month, the Class of 2025 all turned in their course selection forms for next year’s classes. These classes, whether being a regular ASW HS course or a Full IB course, will last for the 2 final years of high school. Students had until March 3rd to decide which classes would be the best fit for them; they took … Continue reading 10th Grade Makes Its Diploma Programme Selections
By Daniel Ladeira With the loss of several schools from CEESA due Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, rumors have circulated that ASW may be leaving CEESA athletics. Unlike many rumors, this one turns out to be true. Mr. Cuthbert, the ASW Athletics Director, reassured students that there will still be the same amount of competitions. Whenever ASW is missing a competition, the school will reach out … Continue reading ASW to Exit CEESA Sports
By Dohyeong Kim Last month, the ASW 10th-grade programming students completed their first designing and programming products using the Python programming language. By developing useful and practical applications, the students had the chance to demonstrate their programming prowess. The students showed their abilities in a variety of ways, from resolving particular issues to automating processes, from looking into novel possibilities to developing unique applications. Serhii … Continue reading 10th Grade Complete their First Python Programming Projects
by Pablo Sandoval Last week, it was announced that the school dance, initially set for Friday, March 3rd will be rescheduled to Friday, April 21st. There are some speculations about why this change was made. Events overlapping? Budget cuts? Despite all the mystery, there is a reason behind this major change. According to Dohyeong K, there were some CEESA events that overlapped with the schedule … Continue reading High School Dance Moves (Get it? Get it?)
By Kayleigh Isa On the 9th of February, 14 members of ASW’s Model United Nations club took off to Thessaloniki, Greece to take part in Anatolia College’s 18th annual MUN conference. Model United Nations is an activity that emulates the procedure of the United Nations and allows students to learn about diplomacy and international relations. Students play the roles of delegations for different countries and … Continue reading Model United Nations Club Heads to Greece
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