New Teaching Team!
Check out our Staff page to see profiles of some of our new teachers for 2014-15. We think it will be a great team and we’re exited to see it in action!
Check out our Staff page to see profiles of some of our new teachers for 2014-15. We think it will be a great team and we’re exited to see it in action!
Students in grades K-12 joined LIFE School and PCI (Panajachel Colegio Internacional) in a community March for Science. The march took place the Friday before Earth Day, and gave AMA students the chance to voice their opinions and needs for a cleaner community, through the civil action of marching. Elementary students held signs in English,…
By Rocio Elci Guevara 20MAR16 Senior year is coming to an end and it’s with great sadness and happiness we will all soon start living in the “real world”. Many of us are still uncertain also what to do with our lives and what life has prepared for us. We still have a couple of…
By Klaam Meijer 18MAR16 Going to University or college is the first step to start working out your future. Deciding the right career, where and when to go are very important things that every high school student has to decide right after graduating. Going to college means leaving your family and start your life as an…
By Lely Matzar An event had taken place in Panajachel, Sololá, an extreme marathon 2016 Save the Lake. All participants, runners came from different places, came for different reason, with different motivations. Having the experience to interview different people. Some were foreigners who lived here in Guatemala for three to five years, working in Guatemala,…
Classes have begun at AMA and students are enjoying the revamped curriculum and improvements to the school buildings!
This spring students in grades 7-12 visited the town of Telapa on the pacific coast of Guatemala, where they completed various hands on activities in both science and math. Students visited a local sea turtle sanctuary, tied math to swimming pool construction, and learned about evolution while completing field observations on boat rides through the…