We had faith that with the right planning, guest speaker, and discussions, we could make AFS a more safe and comfortable environment, especially for women and other highly victimized groups including the queer community, women of color, and those with disabilities. - Student Leader Katy
Read MoreAFS Announces 2005 Alumnus and Entrepreneur Adrienne Sheares as the 325th Commencement Speaker.
Read MoreAFS announces partnership with Global Online Academy to provide high-quality online learning experiences for students in Grade 9 - 12 during the summer months.
Read MoreChildren ages two – five are invited to join us for a Preschool Preview Playdate.
Read MoreEnjoy more than 100 information hotspots, which include new videos and images from inside our Lower, Middle and Upper School classrooms, our new Richard N. Berman Athletics Center and more.
Read MoreAs Muslim Ramadan, Jewish Passover and Christian Holy Week and Easter converge in the calendar this week, billions of people around the world are centering their lives around spiritual connection.
Read MoreThe Upper School theatre program invites you to join us April 21, 22 & 23 @ 7:00pm in the Josephine Muller Auditorium for this new and surprising play.
Read MoreI wanted to focus on topics that had to do with the intersections of my identities, as well as other student’s identities. For example, this included black queer history and black art.
Read MoreI want AFS students who identify as LGBTQ+ to know their ancestors and, in essence, to see themselves in the curriculum.
Read MoreContinuity and change is a historical thinking skill we practice often in history classes. Students inquire of any event how it connects to the past and how much change it represents.
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