Congratulations athletes!!

We congratulate the students of TaeKwonDo, who competed last Saturday, April 20th, in the Student Cup, where more than 1,000 competitors from different states of the republic such as Hidalgo, Estado de México, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosí, and Querétaro participated, obtaining the following medals:

  • Seungah Baek (3C) 1st PLACE FORMS
  • Aron Jaramillo Martínez (2D) 3rd PLACE SPARRING AND FORMS
  • Paulo Calixto Loza (1C) 3rd PLACE SPARRING AND FORMS
  • Jafet Pérez Rodríguez (2A) 1st PLACE SPARRING AND FORMS

Congratulations to our dedicated athletes!

Fe García, Extended Learning

----------------------------------------------

Felicitamos a los alumnos de TaeKwonDo, que se presentaron el pasado sábado 20 de abril en la Copa Estudiantil, donde participaron más de 1,000 competidores de diferentes estados de la república como Hidalgo, Estado de México, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosí y Querétaro, obteniendo las siguientes medallas: 

  • Seungah Baek (3C) 1er LUGAR FORMAS
  • Aron Jaramillo Martínez (2D) 3er LUGAR COMBATE Y FORMAS
  • Paulo Calixto Loza (1C) 3er LUGAR COMBATE Y FORMAS
  • Jafet Pérez Rodríguez (2A) 1er LUGAR COMBATE Y FORMAS

¡Muchas felicidades a nuestros comprometidos atletas!

Fe García, Extended Learning












Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

ASOMEX Soccer Results

Image
This weekend, the Jaguar spirit flooded the stands of the American Institute of Monterrey, with our 7th to 9th grade student teams participating in the ASOMEX soccer tournament. The girls' team achieved 5th place, and the boys' team brought home the 3rd place trophy! Congratulations Jaguars for your excellent performance, and to all the JFK moms and dads who accompanied them with united and enthusiastic cheers during the tournament.    ---------------------------- Este fin de semana, el espíritu Jaguar inundó las gradas del American Institute of Monterrey, con la participación en el torneo ASOMEX de soccer de nuestros equipos de alumnos de 7mo a 9no. El equipo femenil logró el 5to lugar y el varonil trajo a casa la copa de 3er lugar! Felicidades Jaguars por su excelente desempeño, y a todos los papás y mamás JFK que los acompañaron con una porra unida y entusiasta durante el torneo.  
Read more

NHS, academic excellence, love for service, leadership and character

Image
National Honor Society (NHS) was founded in the United States in 1921, hoping to create an organization that recognized and encouraged young people with four main purposes. “Create enthusiasm for academic achievement, stimulate the desire to serve, promote leadership, and develop character in students.” Now, after 102 years, NHS has become a prestigious, high-ranking organization among administrators, teachers, students, parents and residents of school communities. Its reputation for excellence is the result of years of commitment by everyone involved. Through service activities, NHS members must maintain and expand the qualities for which they were chosen. Candidates were selected by a faculty council and now all must respect the ideals and values ​​of NHS to maintain membership status and graduate with honours. The John F. Kennedy School joined the National Honor Society in 2010 and since then, our goal is to combat hunger through the Querétaro Food Bank. Each school year, our
Read more

SWAS Graduation

Image
  Multilingual Graduates Mark a Triumph in SWAS Program In a heartwarming celebration of cultural diversity and academic achievement, students Banu Duru Aydin, Saulius Charles Aubron,Seung Ah Baek, Asa James Annestedt, Dami Kim, Sung Chul Jeong,Seunga Kang, Mathias Emilio Besecker Frayre  from primary, middle, and high school gathered for a small graduation ceremony. These students, coming from Korea, France, the USA, and Turquia successfully completed the SWAS language program for Spanish and English. The ceremony served as a testament to their unwavering dedication and hard work. The graduates not only mastered the complexity of language but also forged bonds of understanding and friendship across borders. With their transition into mainstream classes, they carry forward their perspectives as multilinguals, equipped to bridge cultures and foster global connections. Their journey exemplifies the power of education to unite diverse backgrounds and shape future global citizens. As
Read more