ANS alumna Carmencita Rosales was a guest speaker of the Journalism class last Flex Day, November 15th. About 30 students listened as Carmencita, a TV host, fashion journalist, and brand ambassador, shared insights on discovering her passion in the world of fashion and highlighted the role education played in shaping
ANS’ remarkable basketball team recently left its mark on the regional stage at the AASCA competition in Panama. With the basketball team’s last appearance in 2019, the team was happy to put ANS back on track this year as they work themselves up to creating a stronger team. Hosted by
Such a pretty picture! Why wouldn’t you want it framed? She painted over my face, where she added herself all over. I can’t help but wonder, as time does get older, why do you brush me over? Can’t you paint an original painting? Why is her glare so berating? Pretty
Humor comes in many forms, but not all can be presented on a proper platter. It’s great to see authors that manage to incorporate humor into their work fused with many more elements for their audiences, and Lois-Ann Yamanaka, a third-generation Japanese American author, is no exception. Lois-Ann is the
Debate. We see it all the time. We often take part in it. Whether it be formally in school and the political primary debates, or informally during lunch convos and disputes with siblings. Point is, debate is everywhere. And it’s an art. It is the creation and construction of logical
This is sixth grader Maria Pia Tercero’s first Eye of the Tiger article. In elementary school, Maria Pia published monthly class newsletters. We welcome her to our team! Are you looking for a place to have a relaxing and fun vacation with your family?That has the scenery of a movie?
Copyright © 2024. American Nicaraguan School. All Right Reserved.