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 […]
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 […]
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 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 […]
The personality of a school is something that outsiders to said institution will never fully understand. It is subjective to every single student’s experiences — and even I myself, having studied at […]
“No dejes apagar el entusiasmo, virtud, tan valiosa como necesaria; trabaja, aspira, tiende siempre hacia la altura.” – Rubén Darío Cada año, el Colegio Americano Nicaragüense celebra la Jornada Dariana en homenaje […]
From January 23rd to January 26th, nine students represented the American Nicaraguan School in AASCA Music 2019, under the leadership of Mr. Spiro. The event was hosted by the American School of […]
For the first time in history, the varsity soccer boys team was able to bring home the golden AASCA trophy. 2019 has been a great year for ANS varsity sports, since victory […]
Huawei is currently in deep trouble, as it was taken to court in the U.S. for bank fraud, obstruction of justice, and theft of technology. Huawei was founded in 1987 by a […]
On February 24th, the ANS male soccer team made history as it was crowned champion of AASCA Soccer for the first time. High School athletes from 18 different schools traveled to Panama, […]
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