“WWII: The Road to Peace” — An Exhibition to Learn from Memory

Date: May 8Location: Martin Felton Library We invite you to experience “WWII: The Road to Peace,” a visual and historical exhibition that retraces the major events of World War II and highlights the global efforts that paved the way for rebuilding through peace and international cooperation. More than just presenting historical facts, this exhibition encourages […]

Kinder 4 Students and the Restaurant Project

Teachers Luz Adriana Serna and Natalia Chang from Kinder 4B led the Restaurant Project, in which the Kindergarten 4 students actively participated as part of their learning experiences. This educational initiative naturally and playfully fostered collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking. This project stemmed from the children’s genuine interest in preparing food—a desire their teachers observed […]

Climate Change Researchers in Action

Seventh-grade science students are tackling one of humanity’s greatest challenges today: climate change. Through a simulation developed by U.S. scientists and under the guidance of teacher Carolina Martínez, students are exploring how excess carbon dioxide emissions—using an emission rate of 10.5 gigatons of CO₂ per year as a starting point—could lead to an abnormal increase […]