Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Congratulatory messages to graduates


Dear Students,

It must be a very proud moment for you. Chasing a dream requires your efforts and passion. Hard work isn't over when you graduated from elementary. It's just a break as you enter middle school.
You truly deserve the success! I'm sure that on your graduation day you feel a lot smarter. In my message I wish you to set your goals high, and won't stop till you get there!

Congratulations graduate! Your parents are proud of you. Best wishes for the years ahead!

It's time to relax after all the work. Enjoy your graduation and best wishes with all your plans!
You are now in the half way. May your graduation be the beginning of a bright future for you. Best Wishes for wonderful years!

You will make mistakes and be wounded many times in your life. Don't give in - it's just an experience. Wishing you to find your own star and reach for it! Remember the past, live in the present and look forward to the future! May your graduation be just the beginning of a lifetime of fulfillment for you.


And so... The adventure begins! Good luck and congratulations on your graduation!  






Thursday, June 2, 2016

Read Around the World!

Read Around the World - An ACS Summer Challenge!
Where would you like to spend your summer? The Learning Commons invites all ACS students to participate in this summer’s Read Around the World Challenge!  The challenge is to visit as many different parts of the world as you can through books.  
To participate in the challenge all you need to do is find a comfortable spot and start reading.  After you’ve finished the title, take a photo of the book jacket, of you and the book or simply record it on a piece of paper.
Reading can start the minute school breaks for vacation and will hopefully continue until the day you return to school in August!  If you are looking for titles, here are some sites to check out; List One, List Two, List Three.  Don’t forget to visit your local bookstore, library or virtual shopping destination.
Once you have returned to school, please bring your list of books to the LC so we can invite you to celebrate with us at an event during the first month back.
Books qualify for this event if they meet any of the following criteria:
  • The setting differs from your home country
  • The characters are from a different country than your home country
  • Non-fiction travel guides or information texts about a country other than your home country
  • Biographies highlighting people from different countries
Happy Reading!
The Learning Commons Team


Friday, May 13, 2016

Elementary School Camp



Students 4-7 years old! Discover a ton of summer fun. Spend your days this summer in the American Community School learning new things, unleashing your creativity and making new friends! 



Tuesday, May 3, 2016

Celebration of Cultures and our 60th year!

ACS celebrated the school's diversity and our 60th year at the annual Celebration of Cultures! We had 30 nationalities represented where our community wore their traditional outfits, shared cultural information and food, and entertained us with their national performances.

This year was a special Celebrations of Cultures; ACS also celebrated our 60th year!
Thank you to everyone who has ever been part of the ACS community over the last 60 years!












Tuesday, April 19, 2016

​Come join us for a day full of fun!

Dear ACS Parents,


​Come join us this Friday with your family for a day full of fun! Wear your national dress and join the parade to celebrate ACS's diversity with 30 countries participating!

We're also celebrating our 60th anniversary where you can stroll down memory lane in the MPR and meet up with old friends and teachers. Don't miss out!

ALL PARENTS MUST ENTER THE EVENT WITH THEIR BADGE


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Monday, April 4, 2016

Communication

          Dear Parents,
  
Communication was the focus in March.  Communication is the KEY which unlocks all the doors to a successful and fulfilling school life experience.
 
Teaching can be a rewarding profession, but it is more than just imparting knowledge to students. A large part of teaching is about being able to communicate effectively to everyone in the classroom and in the school. When effective communication is missing, teachers can misunderstand or be ignorant of student’s needs and expectations. Furthermore, students may not feel listened to or understood and they may start acting out in other ways to get their needs met.
 
We will continue to work together for lifelong success.