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…]
AuthorWilla Blair ('23)
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 join worldwide march for action against climate change
Over 20,000 young people in London went on strike from school and gathered in Westminster on March 15, as a part of the largest ever [Read more…]
Eighth-grade students Explore London: Literary London & street photography
From March 27-29, eighth-grade students who did not attend the Spanish or French language trips took part in one of five Explore London experiences. The [Read more…]
Brexit: It’s all you hear about, but what does it mean for you?
Brexit is Britain exiting the European Union. The European Union is made up of 28 countries in Europe that are unified to promote peace, create [Read more…]
New ISA assessment to be piloted by students
After discontinuing the Writing Assessment Program (WrAP test) earlier this school year, the Academic Leadership Team (ALT) is piloting a new external writing assessment, the [Read more…]
Waverley entrance on track
The Waverley entrance construction is on track to open at the beginning of January when students return to school. According to Mr. Jim Heynderickx, the [Read more…]
New assistant principal excited to join ASL community next year
With middle school assistant principal Ms. Katie Shefren moving on to work as a middle school principal at an international school in Ghana, ASL is [Read more…]
Largest MS enrollment impacts students, teachers
This school year, the middle school enrollment has increased by 16 students, from 472 to 488. While this may seem like an insignificant change, it [Read more…]