Grade 8 Class Speaker reflects on middle school experience
Selected by Grade 8 students and members of faculty, the Class Speaker is a respected member of our community, demonstrates scholarship, and models the school’s Core [Read more…]
London Archers make history at Pony European Championships
Over spring break, three middle school students competed in The Pony European Championships baseball tournament in Prague. Eighth-graders Gavin Crawford, Nitin Rao, and Matthew Furst [Read more…]
Community urged to be vigilant after recent muggings
The frequency of recent muggings in the St. John’s Wood area has caused ASL to take action. Recent cases of mugging involving members of the [Read more…]
Grade 6 aide Ms. Bailey retires after 29 years
After working as the Grade 6 aide at ASL for 29 years, Ms. Barbara Bailey is retiring at the end of this school year. Ms. [Read more…]
Ms. Shefren prepares for her move to Ghana
After spending four years at ASL, middle school assistant principal Ms. Katie Shefren is moving on to become a middle school principal in Accra, Ghana. [Read more…]
Teachers head off on maternity leaves, sabbatical
Both Mrs. Jessie Twiest, Grade 6 humanities teacher, and Mrs. Jess Liniere, Grade 5 and 6 counselor/health teacher have left for maternity leave. They both [Read more…]
Students organise first ever YoungERPower conference to discuss social justice issues
The first YoungERPower conference was organized by a group of ASL grade 8 students. The conference took place on April 26 for all interested grade [Read more…]
MUN students visit IMO
In this day and age, at the click of a button, you have the ability to order just about anything to your doorstep. Most people [Read more…]
Editorial: Meeting on rubric should be an A
In 2017 the middle school altered their grading system from using letter grades to assessing students’ work using standards, and then converted those standards assessments [Read more…]
Community Service should be mandatory for middle school students
In the Middle School, community service is not a requirement for students. The act of community service can be an asset to the development of [Read more…]