Journalism Editor and Senior, Pablo Lacayo, Published in Major Newspaper
Tigers Earn 18 Medals in AASCA Swimming
Last week, the AASCA Swimming Tournament was held in Guatemala from March 13th to March 17th. Students from international schools competed for races which included free stroke, butterfly, relay, and backstroke. The ANS […]
ANS Wins Best HACIA Delegation for Fourth Consecutive Year
The American Nicaraguan School won “Best Large Delegation” for the fourth consecutive year at the XXV HACIA Democracy Summit. The conference was held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, between March 14th and […]
Choice
We all have to make choices. You choose whether or not to say hello in the halls, you choose whether or not to eat that last cookie, you choose whether or not […]
ANS Heads to HACIA Democracy
This year 17 ANS delegates will be traveling to the capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo to participate in the XXV Conference for HACIA Democracy. Five members of the senior class […]
My Experience in an American Public School
Equal opportunities. Well-funded sports programs. Vast auditoriums. Lack of discipline. Shallow learning. Vaping. These contrasting factors illustrate the perplex nature of public school in the United States. As a former public school […]
Stress
Stress sucks. Being stressed, that sinking feeling in the pit of your gut, the nervousness you constantly feel, it’s on par with depression for what it does to the human body as […]
Secondary Students Prepare for the Science Fair
The 2019 ANS Science Fair is around the corner and students are developing incredible experiments! Secondary students have been working during the last five months on the upcoming Science Fair, which will […]
ANS Celebrates the Jornada Dariana
On Friday, February 15th, the American Nicaraguan School celebrated the Jornada Dariana with an act, composed of a series of presentations performed by students. It started out by having the Seniors sing […]
School Culture: American Nicaraguan School
SCHOOL CULTURE Compared to other schools, such as ones in the United States where people in grades are measured by the hundreds, ANS could be described as a relatively ‘small’ school, with […]
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