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American International School of Abuja
Plot 346 Cadastral Zone
Durumi District
Abuja, FCT
be seen.
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administration
support
faculty
elementary
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early childhood
secondary
seniors
sports
student life
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administration.
Dear AISA Students, Parents, and Faculty,
It is with great appreciation, humility, and responsibility that I have
assumed the Head of School position at AISA. I come to this school with
past educational experiences in Texas, New York City, Colombia, and
Guatemala. My wife, Marisol, and I are thrilled to be here and we are
having a wonderful time getting to know the students, school, and country.
One of the reasons that Marisol and I decided to come to AISA was due
to the high level of community spirit and stakeholder engagement. Now that
I have been at the school for a few months, the feeling of community and
culture resonates stronger than ever. I am so pleased when I walk down the
hallways and observe the classrooms to see and hear students, teachers, and
parents collaborating and working together towards a common vision and
goal despite their different backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs.
The 2014-15 school year is a big transition year at AISA. In addition to
replacing Mrs. Amy, who has left AISA after 18 years of service to this
school, our Elementary Principal, Mrs. Deanna Emond, will be leaving the school after six years in Nigeria. As with any organization, the
collective spirit and whole are always bigger than any individual, but their losses have and will be felt for years to come. I am confident,
however, that the school will come out ahead in the end, as changes in leadership allow us to reflect, appreciate, and continue the strong
practices that our former leaders leave behind while at the same time offering an opportunity to further refine and perhaps redefine the
trajectory of certain initiatives.
As AISA heads into it’s next chapter of development, I want to make sure that our school is
staying true to it’s stated mission of academic excellence, critical thinking, self-esteem, social
responsibility, and respect for cultural diversity. During this critical transition year, we will be
working on developing new and refining existing structures to support our mission and will
look to engaging our community in order to move our school to the next level.
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Thank you for your continued support of AISA, and best wishes for a wonderful 2014-15
school year!
Sincerely,
Wallace Ting
Head of School
Mr. Wallace Ting
Head of School
Mr. Lyle Moltzan
Secondary Principal
Mrs. Deanna Emond
Elementary Principal
Ms. Tamara Doak
Curriculum Coordinator
Mr. Paul Ericksen
IT Director
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board of governors.
After a bumpy start to the new school year, we found our rhythm and it promises to be great
year after all. I welcome you all to yet another exciting year in the life of Aisa. Thank you for
giving us the opportunity to be a part of shaping our Children. It's a great privilege and
honour to serve on the board of this great school...
A very warm welcome as well to our new Head of School Wallace Ting and his wife Marisol,
who joined us this School year from Guatemala, we are all excited at the new changes and
possibilities we see coming to us as a School and community
We on the board are ever so determine to continue to provide the leadership, support and
resources needed to continue to help Aisa maintain its place as one of the best schools in the
region. With the supportive, generous and resourceful group of parents and the determined
student body we have, we can only get better, thanks to you all, the collective effort is what
makes us such a great community.
This year 2014 will be imprinted in our History as the year we introduced our one to one
laptops programme, the school will continue to build and hold onto the foundations already
laid by introducing beneficial and value adding changing trends in education needed to keep
our School, kids and faculty in the know of best practices as well as remaining competitive amongst peers the world over.
I wish to thank our leadership team and our dedicated faculty for their commitment and involvement in ensuring excellence in our
kids. Our PTA, our supportive parents and hardworking students, all other support staff that make Aisa work are greatly
appreciated. Last but by no means east I want to commend my colleagues on the Board for the countless hours of Board work they
put in with commitment and dedication, I thank you all, Keep doing all the things that stand us out as one of the best!
Best Wishes to you all.
Hauwa MM Lawan President, Board of Governors
trustees.
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Engineer Suleiman Danladi
Eniola Omotaba , Representative
Sandra Muench, Vice President
Alan Tousignant
Nuenna Ahukannah, Representative
Dana Mendelson,
Representative
Vincent Dumnoi, Secretary
Doctor Bello Mohammed
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Edward L. Waters,
Representative
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Emmanuel Chijoke
Science Lab Assistant
Christopher During
Elementary Art
Jeff Economou-Olson
Elementary Counselor
Bruno Emond
Secondary Math
Shayne Emond
Secondary Math & English
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faculty.
Paul Erickson
Director of IT
Isaac Faroye
IT Specialist
Josh Ganz
Elementary PE
Beverly Giacobbe
Secondary Social Studies
Rhakara Gilbert
Secondary Science
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Andrew Gregg
Secondary Art
Janice Gregg
Reading Specialist
Scott Grieve
Secondary PE
Julia Hendrix
Secondary Social Studies
Etim James
Secondary Assistant
Ellen Johnston
ELL Specialist
Josephine Keke
French
Leif Larson
Band
Rich McCleod
Athletic Director
Rita Moltzan
Librarian
Jenny Mundy-Castle
Secondary English
Jean Nolan
Learning Support
Mark Nolan
Elementary Technology
Elizabeth Odeta
Elementary Music
Jennifer Owan
Life Skills
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Lynda Echono
6th Grade Science and
Math
Rotimi Afelumo
Assistant Director of IT
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Rabtude Oyewumi
French
Andrew Pietowski
Secondary Math
Sean-Ryan King
Secondary English
Paul Stearman
Secondary Science
Jeff Verkouille
6th Grade English &
History
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support staff
Agatha Christopher
Blessing Adejoh
Chinwe Obiwanne
Grace Daniel
Henrietta Atsenokhai
James Adekunle
Lynda Sowunmi
Jumoke Fabiyi
Laura okam
Monisola Adefolalu
support.
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Nuhu Aduwak
Sade Bello
Abisoye Taylor
Ekong Thompson
Moses Agge
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custodial staff
Chijioke Udeh
Daniel Akogu
Ekaette Ibok
Elisha Doka
Innocent Adoyi
Isaac Adamu
Jacob Ejeh
John Umo
Joseph Agene
Livinus Ibeke
Livinus Amori
Peter Aderinola
Simon Ngbeken
Virginia Ibeh
Julius Oputu
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security
Friday Akhere
Head of Security
Ruth M. Uningi
Guard
Ezeh Amaka
Guard
Binkur Nanman
Guard
Joshua
Guard
Ayegba James
Guard
Iseko Anthony
Guard
Emmanuel Nwagbo
Guard
Agomuo Lucky
Guard
Samuel Anthony
Guard
security.
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early childhood.
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Obasiary Njok Agbor
Chizara Chloe Anyanwu
Abdulkadir Atiku
John Behan
Anushka Gorasia
Amara Lacriox
Noam Yaakov Maman
David Alechenu Mark
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Jad Adnan Mehdi
Yahil Mendelbaum
Hadassah Nda-Isaiah
Onoriode Ogeh
preschool.
Shikha Vasta
Precious Tony
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Selah Renay Phillips
Nefeil Katerina Steindal
Nicole Atofarati
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preschool.
a new perspective to be seen
Preschool is a wonderful time in a child's life.
The secret to the joy any visitor will witness and
experience when passing through the halls of
AISA's preschool is in the open hearts of the
students. Every single one of the students has a
huge amount of potential and is simply waiting
to break into school. The excitement and eager
smiles are seen and felt by everyone in the
school community. Each teacher lucky enough
to work with this population is eager, caring
and hopes to help each child suceed in
achieving their dreams. From exciting class
activities like story time, science, field days and
PE to class field trips will live on in the minds
and hearts of our preschool students for the rest
of their lives. Even though it's clear that these students
can and will go far in their lives, they would not be
where they are without the love and support of their
parents. It's hard to believe that they will soon leave
the fun and excitement of preschool for the even more
interesting and engaging world of prekindergarten.
The journey of every life has a starting point, and at
AISA, that starting point is in the colorful, vibrant
halls of our preschool. The students start their
educational journeys in a way that keeps them excited
and interested in school for the rest of their lives and
if they're lucky, they will continue the adventure right
here in Abuja at AISA. If not, however, and the
students leave for farther lands, AISA is sure to have
prepared them in the absolute best manner possible.
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Chike Obiara
Clara Luttwak
Dimlola Olajide
Freja Nielsen
Giselle Loevinsohn
Kunari Ishaku-Abner
Mayeda Mahbub
Munir Monguno
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Olafe Aidoko-Ali
Rukaiya Babayo
Musa Sa'idu Usman
Samuel Fashola
pre-k
blue.
Ms. Marystella Onogwu
Ms. Sheila Zwindila
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Umar Yuguda
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Manal Adam
Ojamalia Aidoko Ali
Hanifah Dantata
Nathan Ovie Edewor
Madalo Halll
Taram Maxwell-Oko
Abubakar Muhammad
Chukwuemeka J. Nwafor
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Kamzife Oguine
Demilade Olajide
Olaotan Owoka
Elisheba Paulker-Emmanuel
pre-k
red.
Ms. Funke Abegunde
Ms. Esther Ogbuagu
Ms. Ebegue Ogebor
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Micaiah Philips
Yonathan Shaked
Kanyeyachu Tagbo-Okeke
Paris Chinwe Uba
Hauwa Yuguda
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prekindergarten.
a whole new world to be seen
From show and tell to playing with blocks. The
pre-kindergarten world is full of adventure.
There's never a dull moment once you take a
step into either the pre-k red or blue classroom.
If colouring doesn't tickle your fancy, then
dressing up as your favorite super hero must do
the trick. Creativity, fun and a lively
atmosphere are just few ways pre-k red and blue
can be described. This year, the students
focused on learning how to read and write,
distinguishing shapes and colors,
understanding and articulating feelings, sharing
and caring, introductions to library visits and
the importance of literacy and much, much
more. Then, of course, there is ALWAYS recess!
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Agbor Njok Agbor
Brian Nesochi Anyanwu
Mohammed Baba-Ahmed
Shelly Ben Nachom
Arina Brewer
Hanif Ibrahim Buba
Kaila Gara
Asaf Gavriel
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Joseph Gudere
Jamir Gueye
Ori Harel
Aya Hashim -Kolo
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Ms. Mary Agbor
Ms. Antonia Amulu
Ms. Iyabo Kayode-Aliyu
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Ummulkhair Mahmoud
Chinogozie Ogunine
Raj Punjabi
Junaid Shahzad
Aariz Umar
Zikhra Umar
Yuval Vaknin
Elisabet Wangdahl Nelson
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Amin Adamu
Toluwanimi Akinwale
Atiku Abubakar Bagudu
Tamaraknor Benjamin Nabena
Ido Basher
Itay Ben Yosef
Selvaggia Bortolan
Alia Hashim Kolo
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Alex Iyiegbu
Leon Jamwal
Salma Kafayos
Emmanuel Karangwa
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blue.
Ms. Christine Olson
Ms. Pearl Ihaza
Ms. Adenike Odesola
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Potap Maslov
Chase Ravine Mitchell
Ibrahim Khalil Mohammed
Khumoetsile Monyatsi
Salome Verkouille
Daniel Wallang
Mykola Samosvatov
Tsyros Tolliver
Tomer Yosef
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be
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kindergarten.
when seeing can be believing
Kindergarten introduces children to clue words
and continues to introduce and work with the
importance of cooperation, consideration,
courage, self-control and a super fun
curriculum. Each child is helped each day on
the road to first grade, both individually and in
group situations. One of the most wonderful
things about kindergarten is watching each
unique child grow more completely into who
they are, in everything from reading and
writing to basic geography, Nigerian Studies,
music and art. The creativity of the
kindergarten students is inspirational and they
have shared their projects and work with one
another, teachers and other classes.
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elementary.
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Tamarau-Ebi Azazi
Mima Badamasi
Oluwademilade Banjo
Ibrahim Amatullah Buba
Jin Chang
Waylon Economou Olson
Clarissa Ford
Ilan Abdulrahman Gueye
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Nabil David Gara
Mohammed Ali Hammoud
Ogbeide Zachary Imoisili
Kashari Ishaku-Abner
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Ms. Heather LaCroix
Ms. Sandra Robert
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Etaria Maxwell-Oko
Sora Gabrielle Mitchell
Mohammed Monguno
Maria -Gabriella Noca
Sonia Nwibani
Chioma Ifunanya Obiora
Nodinma Ojougboh
Ozichukwu Tagbo-Okeke
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Abubakar Usman Tuggar
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Umar Farouk Adam
Ariel-Lian Aligwekwe
Daniel Alula
Madeleine Behan
Hugo Carrion
Agede Mary Damachi
Joshua Deslippe
Esther Fashola
Nouria Fievet
Mphatso Hall
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Arran Fleming
Liberty Jones
Hassan Kafayos
Amir Kama
Precious Karangwa
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Jillian Matheson
Monica Akinriinmade
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Beulah Karibo
Mark Mark
David Nda-Isaiah
Somto Nwawuba
Chukwunolia Odita
Ayomide Olomolehin
Maryam Saidu-Usman
Rona Sachs
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first grade.
seeing the world in a new way
First grade is all about tremendous growth.
Students have left the soft, nurturing confines of
the Early Childhood section of AISA and have
ventured out, onto their own, into the big wide
world of elementary school. For students and
parents alike, it is a bittersweet time when
children begin to learn independence and selfsufficency, form unique and lasting friendships
with peers, and begin to navigate the waters of
self-awareness. The students take huge strides in
the areas of reading and writing, helped by
AISA's very own Reading Specialist. They
come into the class decoding small words and
leave composing essays, narratives and even
poetry. They enter counting by ones and leave
with a strong foundation in addition and subtraction
and even some new skills in algebra and geometry.
They are introduced to the scientific method and
begin the year by observing their teachers lead small
experiements. First graders are exposed to so much,
they have regular appointments with specialist
teachers in such subjects as PE, art and music. They
form a deeper understanding of Nigeria and its people
and even recieve lessons on forming their own
character from the school counselor. It is a wonderful
time in their lives. With all this learning going on,
however, it's important not to foget all of the times for
celebrations! From birthday parties to field trips to
national holidays, the first graders certainly know how
to make their classroom into a party!
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Chizara Aligwekwe
Bilkisu Baba-Ahmed
Aisha Babayo
Alexandra Lowenthal Billo
Mikhailo Rowan Camara
Dilinna Chukwueke
Soledad Esomo
Moritz Nikolai Horsch
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Rattanawalee Limsomboon
Danila Maslov
Stefan Mihel
Zakari Risqua Muhammed
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Ms, Marie Collins
Ms. Nimma Fojule
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Chimamanda Nwerrih
Noni Obiora-Okonkwo
Ebuka Odili
Olamiposi Olatade
Newman Paul Ordia
Shayna Polley
Mara Stolarow
Lakshanashree Sudhagar
Shoham Yosef
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Omatta Aidoko-Ali
Jasmine Akanmode
Natachi Anyanwu
Yarden Benbenisti
Boaz Cohen
Idubamo Egba
Letizia Ferrario
Davina Gorasia
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Estner Haastrup
Omoye Imoisili
Sapir Keret
Giuseppe Luttwak
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Ms. Jessica Phillips
Ms. Patience Eruobaga
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Aisha Musa
Saliha Nizamic
Tara Nolan
Ryan Dixon
Amina Rabi'u
Libi Shaked
Shokhrurh Sharipov
Xiaoyi Yuan
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2nd grade.
the spotlight is on
AISA's second grade is an energetic, enthusiastic and engaged
group that is eager to learn and above all, love to laugh and
have fun. In this grade, the students continue to incorporate
technology into their work, watching interactive videos like
BrainPop and enjoying the SmartBoards in the classrooms and
the interactive quizzes and games they provide. The students
love to cheer whenever they get a point or an answer right on
these. In fact, they love scoring points so mch that they help
each other with the answers, further illustrating what a
fantastically cooperative group they are.
The second graders also turn themselves into great scientists
in class by learning about different habitats, plants, wildlife,
environment and dinosaurs. They always ask questions and
carry out experiments. Also they love to use graphic organizers
to create stories and solve mathematical problems.
The display of fantastic attitudes towards learning have
shown the entire AISA community that the future will be
bright for this energetic group of second graders as they
prepare their way for third grade.
Second graders take their enthusiasm into every aspect of their
learning, from art classes, where they learn to draw and paint and
capture the world around them creatively, to PE, where they gain
their dose of exercise and learn all about the body and how to
keep it healthy and active, to music, where they discover various
ways to create songs and dance. In library, they further their love
of reading and enjoy moments where they can both read with one
another, and be read to by their beloved librarian. By this time,
students are able to choose their own age-appropriate books and
bring these home to incorporate reading into all aspects of their
lives. AISA helps to instill good habits of mind and soul that
students will carry forward with them for the rest of their lives. So
the next time you find yourself near the doors marked "2 Red"
and "2 Blue," you don't have to wonder anymore about why so
much laughter and joy emanates from those rooms. At AISA, our
second graders are crazy happy to be here, learning every day.
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Ofek Shalev Ben Baruch
Isaac Ejiofor
Yvonne Ekon
Onyedi Elumelu
Chizisaram George - Ezuma
Salome Gudere
David Haastrup
Angel Idoko
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Ahmed Maideribe
Yoav Mendelson
Ibrahim Risqua Muhammed
Evengia Jenya Naumova
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Ms. Catherine Harstad
Mr. Jacob Andrew
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Kaego Nwawuba
Oluwadmilare Omotoba
Benjamin Osuala
Christoph Pregler
Fatima Rabi'u
Amit Tsafrir
Noemi Samai Ung
Briana Maria Varga
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Lian-Hadas Alula
Ikemsinachi Jonah Amobi
Oluwadara Johanna
Hauwa Manal Bagadu
Ishaya Bamaiyi
Eyal Basher
Edoardo Ferrario
Tidiane Fievet
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Ayotomiwa Ogunnusi
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3rd grade.
uncovering clues everywhere, seeing is believing
This year's third graders have demonstrated
creativity and proved they are forward thinkers
by stepping out of their comfort zone to write
poems, act like pirates, make connections to
texts and themselves and the world and read for
understanding about various topics.
Throughout the year they have built a
foundation and applied critical thinking and
problem solving skills. Some highlights this year
have been creating power point presentations,
journal writing, visiting various areas around
town, and forming companies to manufacture
and sell.
Not only are third graders responsibile
citizens, but they are also highly creative. A few
examples of their creativity could be spotted when
students wrote poetry, created art in class, read,
discussed or wrote about creation myts, or
reproduced artwork from famous artists. Students
loved having the opportunity to turn on their creative
side.
As we near the end of the year, we look back and
reflect on the ways in which this marvelous group of
third graders have been able to unlock the mysteries
and sail through a year of learning and selfexploration. They have developed into well-rounded
individuals with the world at their feet. And,
consdering their awesome show at events such as
Sports Day, they are certainly a force to be reckoned
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Cassandra Ngozi Agbai
Sayfuddeen Babayo
Rkaiya Nagogo Badamasi
Mohammed Bashar
Agam Benbenisti
Nathan Deslippe
Ewere Angel Eluhaiwe
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Rami Nakhle
Nnamdi Odom
Abdulsamad Olabisi
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Ms. Benedicta Bolarinwa
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Aryaman Srivastava
Uchechukwu Udeh
William Uzoma
Abigail Vestel
David Dasaf Wallang
Claudiyah Tolliver
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Oluwayofunmi Paul Adewuyi
Tammy Banjo
Irene Carrion
Charlize De Waele
Michelle Ekon
Guy Fuchs
Aleksandar Mihel
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Promise Bariwu Nwibani
Ugochukwu Odom
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Ms. Lucia Adegoke
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Shokhin Sharipov
Regina Kasham Shekarri
Schuyler Waters
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4th grade.
senses sharpened, sights are set
Memorable moments from this year's fourth
grade classes include some fabulous birthday
parties, intense soccer matches during recess,
creating and presenting projects on family
history and several science experiements. We
also learned a great deal about women's history
and the Civil Rights movement in the United
States and how those relate to Nigeria and the
rest of the world. The students have embraced
this year with the enthusiasm and good nature
that teachers, assistants and specials alike have
grown to understand and envision this
particular group of students.
Whether while reading class novels, dancing
and singing in the various performances the
classes present, participating in Sports Day or having
a party, fourth grade is definitely a year to remember.
This year, students continued to grow and blossom
through PE classes, the library, after school clubs such
as Mad Science, Soccer, Swimming, Baking, Young
Designers, and Engineers club and all of the other
things AISA has to offer. Throughout all of these
events, fourth grade now has a chance to look back
and marvel at how they have been able to unlock the
mysteries of life in preparation for setting sail into
fifth grade. These students see where they are going,
their senses are sharpened and their sights are set on
the final year of elementary school, after which they
will leave the nest of their school forever for the big
time.
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Mubarak Alfa
Saidu Bashar
Tomer Bashar
Orel Bruya Ben Barush
Fredrick Salia Coulibaly
Proshun Nishad Doza
Meloseri Dumnoi
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Muhammad Yusuf Maitama
Murtala Muhammed
Tamala Alice Mwamba
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Ms. Bethany Gates
Ms. Njideka
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Davide Noca
Oluwatomisin Ogunnusi
Halimah Olabisi
Kofoworola Omotoba
Theodora Osuala
August Reich-Okwechime
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Seetri Alex Artzen
Shariff Baba-Ahmed
Abigail Fiona Barnett
Omer Ben Nachom
Ukpogu Lucy Damachi
Shahar Gavriel
Osewewamew Imoisili
Ga Young Lee
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Demeateide Lokpobiri
Fatima Mai-Deribe
Umar Farouk Muhammad
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Ms. Carolyn Jeziorski
Mr. James Ubon
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Yong Woo Nam
Emanuella Otenaike
Khalifa Rabi'u
Neha Shazad
Quinn Tully
Ebubuechukwu Udeh
Faizan Umar
Sydney Umusu
Firew Alemu
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5th grade.
ready to be seen ... in middle school
By fifth grade, AISA students are eager to move
up and into the wide world of middle school.
Though they have a brief period of time in sixth
grade, where they are taken under the wing of
the Middle School Transition Coordinator, this
change is one of the most monumental and
sometimes frightening shifts of their lives.
However, for this particular group of students,
the only focus seems to be on the excitement of
being seen in middle school.
This year was packed with fun and
excitement for the students, from science lab
experiements to trips to the library to long
games during reccess and lunch. Students read
novels in class, both with teachers and during
Silent Sustained Reading, individually, performed
experiments, learned about history, math and
Nigerian Studies an danced and sang during Nigeria
Day. If there is one way to describe this group, it is
"excited." They are not frightened like so many
students during this phase of life, but rather, they are
ready and eager to move on to coursework at AISA
that includes Pre-AP coursework as students move
from basic elementary curriculum to begin the
journey towards a College Prep education.
Fifth grade teachers and assistants agree: there is
nothing to worry about with this group of kids as they
spread their wings and fly to the other end of campus,
or elsewhere, in their educational journey.
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Ibrahim Atiku
Tasneen Baba-Ahmed
Alec Badenhorst
Zackariyah Sundu Bamaiyi
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Mohammad Daggash
Nwada Regina Damachi
Mason Davies
Jennifer Ebebi
Tamarautari Ebebi
Chibuikem Efobi
Mario Figueroa Garcia
Aaron Jamwal
Michelle Nnaeiye Jiya
Umar Kama
Angel Karibo
Umar Ibrahim Lange
Mutasim Mahbub
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Adam Mehdi
Ali Mehdi
Erez Mendelson
Safijah Nizamic
Omobola Obasanjo
Princess Odom
Ibrahim Sani
Naddiyah Imara Tollivier
Noa Tsafrir
Jada Umusu
Jordan Umusu
Lauren Vestel
Dean Waters
Zoe Watt
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Khalil Adam
Hannah Amobi
Tal An
Kristina Angelevska
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Jaydn Beahm
Kamryn Beahm
Anna-Maria Beskostaya
Zakari Billo
Sam Campbell
Miss Chinmayi
Lucas Eckrich
Moesha Edewor
Edikan Ekarika
Emmanuel Ekon
Jai Hathiramini
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Isabel Ion
Runzhe Lin
Khalid Mahmoud
Mahdi Mehdi
Mohammed Mohammed
Taylor Moltzan
Zarah Muhammad
Kalande Mwamba
Selman Nandap
Mam Ngom
Adannaya Nzerem
Echeipu Oklobia
Jason Okoro
Grace-Pearl Paulker
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Joshua Adebulehin
Oluwatonamise Akerele
Ahmed Alfa
Chike Amobi
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Rahila Bamaiyi
Ahmad Bashar
Stav Benbenisti
Harshal Bisht
Timothy Curtin
BabaMusa Daggash
Hauwa'u Danbaba
Miles Davies
Ekimini Ekarika
Vanessa Elumelu
Ramsey Emma-Makeri
Dana Fuchs
Yael Fuchs
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Edom
EdomBarsabeh
Gurmu
Ehigie Imoisili
Ehigie
Imoisili
Samson Jiya
Samson
Jiya
Ibrahim Kama
Ibrahim
Kama
David Katz
Katz
David
Shiraz Keret
Shiraz
Keret
Fatima Lawan
Fatima
Lawan
Vidur
VidurMarhawaha
Marwaha
Guy Mendelson
Bakang Monaisa
Jordan Mugoya
Afrah Muhammed Ali
Daniel Nicholson
Nneamaka Odom
Chimdi Offodile
John Okoro
Boluwatife Omotoba
Abhiram Pisipati
Ayesha Shahid
Nabeera Shahzad
Kady Yeo
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ninth grade
Ameena
Ameena Abdullah
Abdullahi
Treasure
TreasureAfolayan
Afolayan
Roman
Bautiota
RomanAdler
Bautista
Adler
Maria
MariaCarrion
Carrion
Joel
JoelChima
Chima
Sophia
SophiaChima
Chima
Chukwuma
ChukwumaChukwueke
Chukwueke
Lami
LamiDamachi
Damachi
Angel
AngelEbebi
Ebebi
Stephen
StephenEjimofor
Ejimofor
Lara
LaraFiretti
Firetti
Bas
BasJacobs
Jacobs
Aisha
AishaKwankwaso
Kwankwaso
Jordan
JordanMoltzan
Moltzan
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Margaret Needler
Pa Musa Ngom
Daisy Nielsen
Leonardo Noca
Sofia Nolan
Ololace Omotoba
Vivica Ozueorah
Syed-Safayet Siddiqi
Kritnand Suwanna Arj
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Khairat Abdularazaq
Alfred Adenuga
Emmanuel Adewuyi
Henry Kurt Eckrich
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Noor Hammoud
Marcella Imoisili
Fatima Jammal
Kaylin Jones
Fatima D. Mahmoud
Hadi Mehdi
Hafsat Mohammed
Lyse Muhayangingo
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Mary-Pearl Odinlo
Michael Odinlo
Chioma Odom
David Eromosele Ojo
Sai Deepti Pisipati
Hikmat Popoola
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Margot Allafranchino
Phoebe Angaye
Joanne Chukwueke
Samira Daukoru
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Rediet Grima
Janvi Hathiramani
Nathanael Jiya
Aliyu Kama
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Patrick Odinlo
Nnesochi "Mary" Okoro
Nabiha Shahid
Syeda Siddiqi
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seniors
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pa sheikh ngom.
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If you want to be the dragon warrior you must eat, be loving, pray and brush
your teeth. I've had a great stay in AISA, cherish your time in this school, much
love!
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-Lisa.
lisa dauji.
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Dear self,
Take the risk, appreciate the experience, you are anything you want
to be, keep the faith, but really; follow your heart.
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michael dare.
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"Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers simple" -Dr Seuss
"Only fools let compliments get to their head and criticism get to the heart"
"Only one life to live"
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muhammed dahiru.
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"If you have nothing positive to say, keep quiet"
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“You are your own worst enemy. If you can learn to stop expecting impossible perfection in
yourself and others, you may find the happiness that has always eluded you.”
"Sometimes life is like a dark tunnel, you can't always see the light at the end of it, but if you
keep moving, you will come to a better place. "
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agata noca.
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"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer
yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what
you know. And YOU are the one who'll decide where to go..."Dr. Seuss
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“The best index to a person's character is how he treats people who can't do
him any good, and how he treats people who can't fight back.”
Abigail Van Buren
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“Accept responsability for your life. Know that it is you who will get you where
you want to go, no one else.”
Les Brown
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Thank you for the amazing four years spent between ASP and AISA.
Special Shout-outs to TEAM MONEY, SMD and for my Hw,Viggy Vig ---->
Hoping to spend life after college with 1 DOLLAR CLUB.
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1. "Normal is BORING!"
2. "I'd rather fail trying than succeed doing nothing."
3. "Be your unique self because everyone else is taken."
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highschool superlatives.
To be an athlete, you must have
endurance, strength, energy, and
sportmanship. Tarik Popoola (12)
and Annissa Aamoun (9) have all
those qualities. With any sport,
they try their very best to perform
the task given. "Tarik plays every
sport except for swimming and he is
good at them. Annissa is good at
everything (basketball, soccer,
american football, volleyball, etc.)
They are both hardworking and
athletic."
The life of a party is someone
who can throw down a crazy,
wild, and fun time that
everyone just has to and
wants to be invited to.
Mrinal Kanyal
(12) is usually
the center of
the party. No
one would
bother to show
up if the party
animal himself
isn't there.
This category is dedicated to the
people that, despite being 30, would
still be ID'd because of how young they
look. Muhammed Dahiru(12)
just has that baby face that even at
30, while going out or something,
would definitely get ID'd.
A boss makes
decisions or
exercises
authority. He/
she is a
supervisor or
controlling
element. Vignesh
Sivan (12) was
voted most likely to become your
future boss. Vignesh is brilliant,
with qualities of a leader. He is
also very hardworking. His
intelligence and eagerness to
work hard will only put him on top
of the food chain.
A teacher's pet
kisses up to the
teacher in order
to be favored and
liked, but the main
priority is to get a
great grade.
Chris Esomo (12) sucks up a lot
and is very clingy. He's overly
nice to teachers and it gives a
big impression that he's a
teacher's pet. Let us not be
haters and admit that we've all
done it at some point.
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The best
excuses come
from the best
criminal minds.
You can get
away with
anything if you
play your cards
right. Khalid
Mahmoud (7),
Having a great nick
name could give
you some sort of
status in school. It
can etiher be
good, bad or simply
an easier or
shorter way to say
a name. Having a
nick name that only
certain people call
you can also
indicate how close
you are to them.
Daniel Nicholson
(8) is also called
"birthday buddy,
baby Daniel." He
shares a birthday
with a friend so
he's called
birthday buddy
and he's super
cute like a baby,
hence the name
baby Daniel.
A lucky person succeeds by
chance rather than through one's
own actions. Anna- Maria
Beskostaya (7), according to
middle school, is the luckiest
because "she gets all the balls in
basketball during P.E., has the best
grade in Social
Studies class
and is ahead of
the whole class."
Not many can be
great at school,
sports, or both,
so to
them...this, for
sure, is luck.
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makes his excuses funny to
make the teacher and students
laugh so he/she will let them
go.
Normally, a teacher's pet is
someone who kisses up to
the teacher in order to get
good grades. But it doesn't
have to be a bad thing.
According to some middle
schoolers, Tona Akerele (8)
"always does her homework
and is never late for
anything.
She gets all the awards and is loved by all."
Just beause you are nice to the teachers,
doesn't mean you suck up for grades.Their
meaning of "teacher's pet" is a positive
interpretation that all should follow.
A celebrity look- alike
is a person that can
be compared to a
celebrity due to their
similarities. Noa
Tsafrir (6) "looks like
Gal Gadot who played
in fast and furious."
You can
definately see
the twinning
going on. Noa has
the "it" factor
and is middle
school's celeb.
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AISA vs. ICS at the AISA Home Tournament
Patrick Odinlo beats the heat
devouring the competition.
It was a long hard battle for the
AISA Crocs guys' team in the
AISA tournament, but they
were able to come out
victorious for the third year in
a row. GO CROCS! Shout out
to 2014 AISA
INVITATIONAL
TOURNAMENT WINNING
TEAM:
Roman Bautista-Alder, Hadi
Mehdi, Alex Edwards,
Nathanael Jiya, Emmanuel
Echono, Patrick Odinlo,
Vignesh Sivan, Michael Dare,
Mrinal Kanyal, and Tarik
Popoola.
Hadi Mehdi cool as you like on the court at AISA
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THE CHAMPIONS
Coach J inspires the team to victory
Alex Edwards rises above the opponents
top 3 to be seen.
Mrinal Kanyal: "It
was a new challenge
with a lot of good
players missing since
last year but we
powered through."
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Nathanael Jiya: "It was a good learning experiance. Shout out to
my man Tarik. At least we all learned to 'call it.'"
Tarik Popoola: "It was
sad that we didn't get
to travel to Senegal
but it was great to win
the home tournament
in my last year at
AISA!"
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Joanne Chukwueke supporting her teammates with a cute
little poster ISD elementary made for AISA Crocs
best to be seen.
From left to right: Karolina Zelvyte, Temi Alabi, Ann Poberezhna, Joanne Chukwueke, Rediet Girma, Lyse Muhayangingo, and
Khadija Mohammed
be victorious. be seen.
Ann Poberezhna: "I am
very happy I finally got to
travel for WAISAL. I
was super proud of our
team and performance in
Senegal. Shout out to
Number 14, Cordabel,
Shimonyal, Bluenine,
Canada, Kilimanjaro, and
Kakadeedee <3"
Joanne Chukwueke:
"It was amazing fun
work with these girls
and Coach
RhaGibs.
Atomic!!! Ya Ya
Ya"
Marcella Imoisili is always ready to receive the ball
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Karolina Zelvyte:
"As my last time
traveling for
WAISAL to play
volleyball.... Senegal
was an absolute blast
and my team has made
me proud to be part
of Lady Crocs...snap
snap crocodiles!"
1,2,3...CROC BUCKETS!!!
Lady Crocs warming up before the tournament in
Dakar
Maggie Needler taking a break
during AISA Home Tournament
WAISAL in Senegal, Dakar
Lady Crocs 2014
2014 HS girls' volleyball season was a success. Both WAISAL and Home Front
teams worked very hard on improving their skills and coaches Rharaka Gilbert and
Beverly Giacobbe were there to help them.
A-team, consisting of Khadija Mohammed, Temi Alabi, Lyse Muhayangingo, Ann
Poberezhna, Karolina Zelvyte, Joanne Chukwueke, Rediet Girma, and Khairat
Abdulrazzaq, became the winners of AISA Invitational Tournament and came
third at the WAISAL Tournament in Dakar, Senegal. GO CROCS!
AISA vs. ISD A-team
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One of the several opportunities that AISA boasts to participate
in communal sports is becoming a member of its resident swim
team. Coached by Mary-Lou, Ellen Johnston, and Caroline
Nielsen with a season runtime from October 3rd to November
2nd, AISA’s swim team practiced and perfected their skills to the
best of their abilities in order to participate in both WAISAL and
the home meet this year.
This year’s annual WAISAL tournament capped off three
weeks of hard work for AISA’s swimmers, an event that drew
students from a variety of schools to compete in Accra, Ghana.
Though AISA won mostly bronze medals, one distinguished
swimmer – Ekemini Ekarika – won a gold medal for her talented
backstroke.
The swim team also enjoyed a substantial number of
individual victories during the home meet in November, going
head-to-head with a variety of schools, including ICS, DSN,
Regent, and the French School. Every AISA swimmer managed
to get at least one silver medal, with a few lucky athletes winning
several more, commemorating the vast improvement the team
saw compared to their performance in the WAISAL tournament.
"Swimming tends to draw a motley mix, but especially
overachievers,” says sophomore swimmer Henry Eckrich, as
competitive swimming requires a variety of physical and mental
strengths, including endurance, self-discipline, and, most
importantly, focus.
AISA swim travelling team after WAISAL swim meet at the Lincoln School
located in Accra, Ghana. Top from Left: Zakari Billo, Taylor Moltzan, Ekemini
Ekarika, Henry Eckrich. Bottom from Left: Erez Mendelson, Adannaya Nzerem,
Jaydn Beahm, Kamryn Beahm.
AISA girls smiling for a photo after a well deserved 2nd place in a relay. From left (only AISA) Kamryn Beahm, Ekemini Ekariko,Aannaya Nzerem, and Jaydn
Beahm. Far left is Lincoln School girls.
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Henry Eckrich after
winning first place against
a Regent student.
Zachari Bilo showis off his team spirit at the
WAISAL swim competition in Lincoln School,
Ghana. #crocsrock!!
Ekemini Ekarika smiles
after winning the gold at
the Waisal swim meet.
Ekemini iraces against other schools in a 50 meter butterfly, arriving at the finnish with an
incredible first place, winning the gold!
Zakari Billo overjoyed
after winning a gold medal
at the AISA swim
Kamryn Beahm in a beautiful dive into the AISA swimming pool.
meet.
Yarden Benbenisti is perched ready for a 50 meter crawl against other 6 through
8 year olds. The whole of AISA at this swim meet were cheering for him. Though
it was a long, hot day and many people had to reapply the sunscreen time and time
again, in the end, it was worth it for the Crocs.
6-8 year old girls preparing to dive in for a 50 meter front crawl. At AISA,
swimming can start early, all the way from kindergarten on up. Part of the appeal is,
of course, the always-humid and intensely hot weather, but the more important reason
is, of course, the winning spirit that pervades all AISA students from the littlest
ones on up to our teenagers.
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AISA boys swimmers smile after winning 3rd in
the relay event. From left (only AISA)
Zakari Billo, Taylor Moltzan, Erez Mendelson,
and Henry Eckrich.
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Both girls and boys soccer teams at AISA are at the top of the
game each year, and the 2014-2015 school year was no exception.
The highlights included the 2014 AISA Invitational Tournament in
which both the boys' and girls' teams played very well and took
that opportunity to prepare for the prestigious WAISAL
tournament which took place in Dakar, Senegal this year. During
the trip, students were able to visit various landmarks in the city,
play dozens of games with students hailing from all over West
Africa, visit local restaurants and try new things. The teams
enjoyed their time in Dakar as they played the sport they all love
and made tons of new friends. They all look forward to being a
part of the scoccer once again next year as they hope to not just
play well and exhibit their skills but clinch the trophy.
Joshua Adebulehin, Chike Amobi, Bakang Monaisa, Ramzy Makeri, Ehigie Omoisili
Mohammed Mohammed dribble through the AISA B team defense as both teams face off
Coach Hanna
Hartman and
Coach Rich
McCleod give
their teams a
pep talk with
strategies to
help them
before they
face the
opposition and
hope to once
again win the
prestigious
trophy in the
AISA
invitational
tournament.
"TEAMWORK
WINS GAMES."
- Ali Mehdi
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Miles Valentine, Joshua Adebulehin, Chike Amobi, Bakang Monaisa, Ramzy Makeri, Ehigie Omoisili
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Guy Mendelson,
8th
Nneamaka Odom,
Boluwatife, 8th
Chike Amobi,
AISA's attacking
midfielder throwing the
ball to his team mate
to continue play.
Samson Jiya, 8th
Zoe Watt prepares
for a long throw
which could lead to a
goal scoring
opportunity.
Zoe Watt, 7th
Ali Mehdi and
Jason Okoro battle
for the ball in a game
in which the two
AISA teams face
off.
Goalie Princess
Odom prepares to
take a goal kick after
making some great
saves.
Ali Mehdi, 6th
Jason Okoro, 8th
Princess Odom, 6th
Joshua Adebulehin
kicking the ball back
into play as his team
needs to equalise after
conceding a goal.
The team enjoying thei time in Senegal as they explore the beauty of the Dakar
Lucas Ekrich takes
a thunderous volley
across the face of
goal to get his team
level and back in the
game.
Joshua Adeblulehin, 8th
Edikan Ekarika, 7th
Coach Hanna Hartman: "Team
work and a positive attitude are the
two most important factors in
winning a soccer game."
Lucas Ekrich, 7th
Coach Rich: "The ability for everyone
to communicate and play their position on
a team was the highlight of this year's
middle school soccer season.
Ali Mehdi: "I had fun playing with my friends, I
think the WAISAL trip made us even closer."
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Chike Amobi, grade 8
Star player Ali Mehdi waits to receive the throw before continuing play
Lucas Ekrich,
David Katz, 7th
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student council.
President: Nathaneal Jiya
VP: Abubakar Muhammed Ali
Former President/VP:
Alex Edwards
Secretary: Joanne Chukwueke
Treasurer: Marcella Imoisili
stuco
teachers.
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Mrs. Jenny Mundy-Castle
Mr. Sean-Ryan King
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executive
members.
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valentine's dance.
The Valentine's dance is the second biggest
party after prom. This year, it was
considered STUCO's most successful event.
The presence of German and French
schools made the event even more special
for AISA students as they were able to have
a great time and meet new people.
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Pasheikh Ngom helps to raise funds for the club's project
Henry Eckrich plays games with the kids
Tarik Popoola putting the finishing touches to the Valograms
AISA students are not only known for their academic or sports
achievements. They are also known for their kind hearts. School for the
Blind club is a charitable organization dedicated to helping the students
of the FCT School for the Blind Children situated in Jabi, Abuja. This
year's team consisted of Mr. Andrew Gregg, supervisor, Ann Poberezhna,
president, Tarik Popoola, vice-president, Daisy Nielsen, treasurer, Henry
Eckrich, secretary, Temi Alabi, Janvi Hathiramani, Joanne Chukwueke,
Sofia Nolan, and Pa Sheikh Ngom. The club members held many
fundraisers, including bake sales, slushy/ice cream sales, and Valograms
delivery. They visited the children multiple times as well as brought them
to AISA on Saturdays. AISA students helped them make different objects
out of clay, donated clothes, assisted in reading, organized lunches, and
played various games. The team's goal for the year was to buy new
uniforms for the children. After working very hard, the students were
finally able to purchase every child a brand new uniform! Yay crocs!
Students of the FCT School for the Blind Children visit AISA
Ann Poberezhna shares the love
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"Kindness is a language the blind can see."
If happiness had a face
Temi Alabi leading the way
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Andrew Gregg, Supervisor
School for the Blind club members: Vignesh Sivan, Tarik Popoola, Ann Poberezhna, Henry Eckrich, Daisy Nielsen, Janvi Hathiramani, Temi Alabi, Joanne
Chukwueke, and Sofia Nolan
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Ann Poberezhna, President
Tarik Popoola, Vice President
"Ringa Ringa Roses"
Janvi Hathiramani provides light at the end of the tunnel
A Saturday visit to FCT School for the Blind Children
Daisy Nielsen, Treasurer
Henry Eckrich, Secretary
Vignesh Sivan pushing for the skies
Daisy Nielsen assisting in making pots out of clay
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the orphanage club.
The goal of the orphanage is to spend time with the kids, make them feel that
even though their situation is diffucult, AISA and its amazing group of caring
students are there with them to play, learn from each other, and just talk.
Ms. Linda Echono, Supervisor
Ms. Echono- Advisor.
The orphanage club has raised enough money to build bathrooms for the boys
because only the girls really had a functioning bathroom prior to the 2014-2015
school year. This was the crowning achievement of the club this year, as now all
members of the school have functioning bathrooms.
Clothes, toys, musical instruments, books, and food were all donated in spades
this year, just like all others. Donations are made using orphanage boxes situated
around the campus, located in 3 parts of the school. Parents and students dig deep
to give to this worthy cause, and on top of this, student members go out to
purchase things as need arises that may not have been foreseen.
Bake sales and multiple fundraisers to raise money are held throughout the school
year, with AISA helping these students to create a better tomorrow.
Chioma
President.
ChiomaOdom,
Odom,
President
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Khadija Mohammed, Vice President
Khadija Mohammed- Vice President.
The Orphanage club raised enough money to build a better boy's bathroom for the orphanage.
Pictured here, the main play area of the orphanage is homey but definitely needs AISA's help.
This little girl is happy after AISA"s visit
Orphanage club president, Chioma Odom plays a board game during a visit to the
orphanage.
A little kid at the orphanage
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Orphanage Club Members. Phoeboe Angaye, Khairat Abdulrazzaq, Sarah Nicholson, Lyse Muhayangingo,
Marcella Imoisili, Lisa Dauji, Hafsat Mohammed, Mary Okoro, Janvi Hathiramani, Syeda Siddiqi, Mary
Odinlo, Chioma Odom, Rediet Girma, Lami Damachi, Aanissa Aamoum, Hikmat Popoola, Yasmin Daukouru,
Noor Hammoud, Temi Alabi, Michael Dare, Michael Odinlo, Mrin al Kanyal, Patrick Odinlo, Mohammed
Dahiru, Emmanuel Echono, Abubakar Mohammed, Alfred Adenuga, Nathanael Jiya, Aliyu Kama.
"It is very moving to be in
the club because it makes
the days of those who are
less privileged"
"I like Orphanage Club
because I like children. I
feel that I am so
privileged, it would be
wrong not to give back."
"We give them food, we
give them gifts, and play
with them. It is a fun
experience. The kids are
really cute"
Michael Odinlo,
Grade 10
Marcella Imoisili,
Grade 10
Phoebe Angaye.
Grade 11
"The Orphange Club is
a blessing to the kids,
and the community. We
enjoy the bake sale, and
the kids benefit from
the money."
Vivica Oz. Grade 9
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elementary clubs.
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seen at
the clubs
in the
MPH and
on the
green.
AISA's got CLUBS! Those offered include karate, taekwondo, soccer, running,
cooking, Mad Science, cheerleading, tennis, chess, ping-pong, basketball,
swimming and more. Some kids enjoy sports, others like educational clubs, or
those that help them make use of their intellect, minds, and physical activities as
well. AISA has hosted some fabulous teachers to coach these clubs, which
include the Young Engineers sponsor Mr.Ojo Francis, Karate teacher Mr. Femi,
our amazing cheerleading instructor Ms.Kisha, soccer coach Kiki Harrison, with
Mr. Sunny, chess instructor Mr.Paul and finally hip-hop dance master Mr.
Biodun, who helps bring students to their utmost in rhythm and everything else.
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national honor society.
"Leadership is practiced not so much in words as in attitude and in actions." Harold S. Geneen
"I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of the National
Honor Society..."
"Reuse, reduce, recycle!" Nathanael Jiya showing how it's done
The members of AISA's NHS gaze into the future
Chioma Odom signs her allegiance to the
NHS
Mr. Andrew Pietowski, Ann Poberezhna, Tarik Popoola
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Khadija Mohammed and Temi Alabi sharing a moment
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national junior honor society.
Mrs. Josephine Monthe, NJHS Adviser
Angel Ebebi hard at work
Yoo Joung at the Induction Ceremony
"To give real service you must add something which cannot be bought or measured with money, and that is sincerity and integrity."
Douglas Adams
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Vivica Ozueorah helps with AISA's recycling project
NHS and NJHS inductees celebrate success
Tona Akerele, Bersabeh Gurmu, Edom Gurmu
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NJHS members Maria Carrion, Lara Firetti, Vivica Ozueorah show their playful side
This prestigious society was
established in 1929 by the National
Association of Secondary School
Principals (NASSP). Their objective
for creating this organization for 7th,
8th, and 9th students was to
recognize and celebrate students’
academic achievements, while helping
them to develop other characteristics
essential to becoming good citizens of the world.
NJHS is founded on five important ideals and standards, which are:
Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Citizenship, and Character. Students
who get admitted into NJHS, after a rigorous screening and selection
process, are considered role models and are encouraged to remain so all
through life. The world needs selfless people who would go out of their way
to be of service to others, and this is what this society stands for. NJHS
goes beyond an honor role, it extends to stepping out to assuming
leadership, investing time, making sacrifices, rendering service, giving to
community, respecting people and the environment, caring for others, and
generally being a good citizen.
As NJHS AISA Chapter adviser, I have been working with the students
since 2013 and I have seen the positive effect that this society has on the
members over the years. Being a member of this leading educational
organization has great advantages. Members are honored and respected
everywhere they go. They have better chances of being admitted to other
schools or higher institutions. Their curriculum vitae looks better.
Membership in one chapter is accepted in any other chapter in the world.
Admission to NHS, which is the high school arm of the society, becomes
easier. I strongly recommend this society to all students who aspire to stand
out and make a difference in this decaying world.
band
members
(grades
8-12)
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Chike Amobi - 8
Ahmad Bashar - 8
Musa Daggash - 8
Michael Dare - 12
Yasmin Daukoru - 12
Ekemini Ekarika - 8
Marcella Imoisili - 10
Samson Jiya - 8
Ibrahim Kama - 8
Fatima Lawan - 8
Guy Mendelson - 8
YooJoung Nam - 9
Bakang Monaisa - 8
Daniel Nicholson - 8
Sarah Nicholson - 10
Daisy Nielsen - 9
Agata Noca - 12
Leo Noca - 9
Chioma Odom - 10
Nneamaka Odom - 8
Boluwatife Omotoba - 8
Karolina Zelvyte - 12
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Q 1. Mr. Larson, band instructor
& 2. Agata Noca, 11
A 3. Alexander Edwards, 10
What inspires you to
teach band?
"When I see my students
in rehearsal performing
music and watching their
satisfaction at knowing
they have created
something from within
themselves is very
inspirational."
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What are your
accomplishments?
"I am now able to
read basic piano
pieces, and after a
bit of time, it is
really fun playing
with everyone."
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What instruments
has Mr. Larson
taught you?
" Mr. Larson is
helping me with the
alto saxophone as
well as the
euphonium."
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1. By Karolina Zelvyte, senior.
2. By Laura De Matos, junior.
3. By Alfred Adenuga, sophomore.
4, 8th grade art.
5. Spray paint.
6. By Ammena Abdullahi, freshmen.
11. Micheal Odinlo, sophomore.
7. Seyeda Siddiqi, junior.
8. Noor Hammoud, sophomore.
9. By PaShiekh Tijan Ngom.
10. Class portraitss by 8th grade.
11. By Micheal Odinlo, sophomore.
12. Ammena Abdullahi, freshmen.
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Art at AISA this year has been busy and productive. Several new projects
at every level and constantly changing exhibitions in the lobby have
demonstrated student creativity. There have also been two exhibitions at the
UN headquarters. The highlights this term have been the linocut prints from
the African Themes class and the lovely boxes designed, built and decorated
by students in the Introductory class. The lizards made from found natural
materials by Gr. 6 students were effective. A school without vibrant arts
programs is only half alive. It's about more than right-brain activity. Art is life
affirming and helps provide a school with 'soul'. It also provides students with
balance in their education - no matter their tertiary choices.
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1. By Agata Noca, senior.
2. By Safayet Siddiqi, freshmen.
3. By Abu Bakar Mohammad, Sayeeda Siddiqi,
and Emanuel Echono, all juniors.
4. By Fatima Lawan.
5. Mr.Gregg helping Mary Okoro.
6. Mr. Gregg.
7. Cass portraits by 7th grade.
8. By Mr.Gregg.
9. Kaylin Jones, sophomore.
10. By Maria, freshmen.
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theater.
alice seen here.
"Students from all over the
world have come together to
create this amazing play.
And what a production it
was. From the sets to the
practice to the music to the
costumes, it was super
exhausting but very worth
every moment we spent."
all the flavor of AISA onstage
AISA is well known for the flavor of its talents, from
artistic abilities to the ability to utterly crush it on the
soccer fields or in volleyball. However, one area that
the school has truly distinguished its artistic
capabilities is in the arena of the stage. From
ingeneous costume design to completely unique and
gorgeous sets, the AISA community understands that
one area worth pulling together is that of theater. In
the 2014-2015 school year, the community presented
Alice in Wonderland, to packed audiences from all over
the city. As usual, this play did not fail to produce
thunderous applause all night long.
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Ms. Catherine Harstead was joined by Andrew Gregg, art
teacher, with help in designing the sets, as well as Ms. Bethany
Gates, elementary teacher, in play practice, as well as makeup
and costume design. Many teachers and staff banded together to
make this years production undoubtably one of the best in all of
AISA's history.
we here
ready to blow you away
There is nothing that can be done
without the help and guidance of the
teachers and support staff who help to
ensure that each year, AISA is able
to bring about the most incredible play in
Abuja. While our students are
talented, it takes the guidance of our
staff to help them reach the potential
they were born to reach.
Student Life
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AISA has always encouraged the
theater, from allowing students to
participate in set design and makeup
to helping them understand and
realize the actor or actress
inherent in each and every one of
them, AISA has certainly helped
to create a thriving artistic
community in the heart of Nigeria's
capital, Abuja.
Catherine Harstead, Teater Advisor
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behind
scenes
not failing to deliver.
ever.
spotlight life
The AISA students who
participated in this year's
play really broke some
collective legs. As usual,
the audiences were
packed, and smiles
ranged from preK all the
way up to parents.
Alice proves, once and for all, who is and isn't a
little teapot short and stout, while milddle and
high school students portray the Cheshire Cat
and the various other adventures that Alice
encounters through her experiences in
Wonderland and beyond.
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Both teachers and students alike share
in the tedium and joy of spending hours
rehearsing and painting faces. In the
end, there is no better payoff than the
applause and smiles of an audience blown
away by the story!
While most people pay close
attention to what happens
onstage, it's important to
recognize what happens
behind the stage. AISA
students and teachers work
tirelessly to create gorgeous
costumes and makeup that
really allow the story and
characters to come alive.
When watching, you'd never
know they were students!
nigerian day.
Green, white, green once
again
as
the
AISA
community celebrated the
birthday of Nigeria. From
traditional moi-moi to puffpuffs, various Nigerian
delicacies brought the smell
of hot oil and cold zobo to the
air. With all the drama and
commotion over the Ebola
virus and Moodle schooling,
enjoying a stress free day was
a remedy for all. This year,
local vendors offered bags,
masks,
necklaces
and
earrings, fine leatherwork
and pottery to students,
teachers,
adminstration,
staff and parents. Traditional
dancers from tribes such as
the Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo
lit up the stage. This is one
of the main times all can
come together to recognize
the country we all share and
this year was certainly no
exception to this rule.
1) Traditional dancers burn the dancefloor. This year, the
elementary students performed a dance as well.
2) Parent Mrs. Hajara Adam in traditional Nigerian
cloth.
3) Ibrahim Kama, Samson Jiya, Ramzy Makeri , Ehigie
Imiosili (Left to right-8) enjoy the day
4) A Fulani vendor sells jewelry and traditional art at the
market
5) Director Ting and Abu Ali (11)
6) Dancers from all over the nation brought their best
costumes and performances, including our own elementary
students
7)Happy Birthday Nigeria! Pre-K strut their stuff
8) It's a sibling affair: two elementary students show off
traditional attire
9) Halima Olabisi, elementary, enjoys her jollof rice at the
fair
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11) This year, Nigeria celebrated 54 years of
independence from Great Britain. At AISA, this
meant gathering together in the multi-purpose room for
food, family and celebration. Nigeria was granted full
independence on the first of October, 1960 under a
constitution that provided for a parlimentary
government.
12) Ms. Pearl Ihaza and Ms. Nike Odesola guide
the Kindergarten Blue class through the Nigerian Day
celebration in the quad. Traditionally at AISA, the
entire community takes part in the fun, from the littlest
preschoolers on up to the teachers and parents.
13) Zikra Umar, known as Zikky, enjoys her jollofrice. There are many variations of this dish, but the
components usually consist of rice, onions, tomatoes, some
sort of meat, salt and red pepper. But be careful, like
much about Nigeria, it can be HOT!
14) Ms. Elizabeth (Elementary Music Teacher)
directs the dancers as they break it down on stage in a
traditional Fulani dance.
15) Joanne Chukwueke , Nathanael Jiya
(Grade 11) , Muhammad Bello Dahiru (Grade
12), all native Nigerians, enjoy the festivities.
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17) Fatima Mai-Deribe as a Fulani dancer. The
Fulani are from the most Northern part of Nigeria.
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16) Amara Lacroix watches the dancers perform in
the multi-purpose hall.
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be seen in spirit week...
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You will never know the value of a
good moment until it becomes a
memory...
AISA knows how to show spirit and support for community. This year,
Spirit Week, hosted by the Student Council, proved a perfect week for all.
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Mr. Bruno Emond,
math teacher, on Breast
Cancer Awareness Day
Marcella Imoisili, 10th. and
Janvi Hathirmani 11th
get creative on hallloween
with hats and wigs
Yasmin Daukoru, 12th,
wonders why every day can't
be pajama day, just like all
the other students that day
Emmanuel Skyrocket,
Alexandra & Ngaru
Ngom express their concern
for breast cancer
Mary Okoro, 11th, Mary
Odinlo, 10th, known
throughout AISA as the
"Marys" dress as twins
Nathanael Jiya and
Aliyu Kama, 11th,
looking like the Blues
Brothers on twin day
YooJoung Nam, Maria
Carrion and Vivica Oz
decked out in pink for
breast cancer awareness
1. On Twin Day, Alex Edwards and Fateema Jammal, both 10th, show their
brother and sister love. This day afforded AISA students a chance to express
friendship in all sorts of ways.
2. Showing support for Cancer Awareness Day.
3. Syeda Siddiqi, Janvi Hathirmani, both11th, chill at the highschool hangout.
4. Alfred Adenuga, Marcella Imoisili and Chioma May Odom, all 10th, dress
as triplets.
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5. Mrs. Giacobbe and Chinwe Obinawanne as fraternal twins on Twin Day.
6. On Canser Awareness Day, Margaret Needler, Lara Firetti, 9th.
7. Madeline Bahan shows her halloween sprit.
8. Karolina Zelvyte, 12th, Margot Allafranchino, 11th as twin cats.
9. Hadi Mehdi, 10th andMarinal Kanyal, 12th as twins. No one can deny
they look awsome!
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The week included days devoted to breast cancer awareness, twin day, halloween, spirit day, and pajama day.
Students and teachers all took part in the movement. AISA proved, once again, that we have spirit. This
community will continue to show exactly how much they have bubbling inside. Spirit Week is an annual
celebration, so if a student missed a day this year, there is always next year to strut your stuff! The Student Council
helps them prove that they know how the Crocs get down. So remember students, next year make sure to dress up
and been seen!
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1. Ann Poberezhna and Tarik Popoola, 12th graders, show off their
twin powers. Both Ann and Tarik have been attending AISA since their
freshmen years.
2. On Cancer Awareness Day, Mary Odinlo, 10th, expresses her
concern for breast cancer awareness and research. Mary thinks this is "a
very important issue that needs to be expressed more, both here and
abroad."
3. AISA has its own real twins, Fuchs and Dana Yael, 8th. Though
these two are identical, plenty of students were proud to act like fraternal
twins instead, making it seem like the student body is impressed by these
students closeness.
4. Cancer Awareness Day helps Aagta Noca and Lisa Dauji, both
12th graders, express their interest and concern for the sufferers of this
as yet uncured disease.
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Syeda Siddiqi,Janvi Hathiramani
Mrs.Castle
Publications
March 6, 2015
Computers at Aisa
This year AISA has implemented a one to one program where each
student gets his or her own MacBook Pro's for 7th - 12th graders and iPads
for its 6th graders. This initiative moves the school forward in terms of
technology by allowing students to get acquainted with the digital world
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around us. However, sometimes the computers are more of a hindrance than
anything else , but hey - where else to stream new episodes of "The Flash" ?
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A huge element of AISA’s well-earned reputation includes its belief in prioritizing
education at all costs, especially when less-than-favorable situations call for
flexibility. On August 22nd 2014, an unexpected outbreak of Ebola in Nigeria forced
the government to shut down all schools for weeks on end. For most other schools,
any and all academic proceedings would have ground to a halt. But with the help of
an online platform called Moodle, the teachers and staff members of AISA still
managed to actively communicate with the students working at home.
Karolina Zelvyte (12)
According to Moodle.org’s “About” page, “Moodle is a learning platform
designed to provide educators, administrators and learners with a single robust,
secure and integrated system to create personalized learning environments.” Until
school resumed on September 22nd, quasi-regular classes were carried out through
forums and chat rooms as well as via email and Turnitin.com. Overall, Moodle
proved a general advantage when it came to having some form of school in session,
but as helpful as it was during The Month of Darkness, it was not without its fair
share of critics.
An anonymous survey sent out to AISA students in October rapidly gathered a
slew of dismal responses. Complaints about the overall two-week experience of
Moodle ranged from the adverse effect it had on student productivity to the
Chris Esomo (12)
disorienting difficulty in teacher-student communication. “I wasn’t prepared for
online schooling… I felt like I was pretty much struggling to teach myself,”
complained one nameless contributor, while another conceded that “I was more
productive at home, but Math and Chemistry were hopeless.”
IT director Paul Ericksen seemed impartial, if not highly aware of how laborious
it was to virtually support the entire school for weeks on end. “That first Friday on
Moodle was probably the most stressful day I’d ever had here,” he admitted. “After
that, though, everything was just fine.”
Just as school continued after the Ebola scare in the flesh, Moodle continues to be
an active tool both used in the classroom and at home. Many may dispute its
usefulness, but few can deny the essential role it plays in keeping everyone in touch. Temi Alabi (11)
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unseen on
moodle.
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A squadron of AISA's Moodle prisoners raise their laptops in protest of the frustration and isolation of eight weeks of coursework undertaken entirely online. Alternatively, as is often the
case in the lovely West African country we call home, in protest of the exceedingly strong noontime sun.
"I don't have a problem with Moodle. I
don't see why people are so angry
towards it. It skyrocketed a lot of
people's grades, especially mine." Hadi
Mehdi (10)
YooJoung Nam, Vivica Ozueorah,
Sophia Chima, and Lara Firetti (all
9) strike a pose during passing break,
happy to physically interact after weeks
of talking online.
Sele Ojo (10) declined comment on Mary Okoro (10) bathed in the
Moodle, instead taking a moment of hypnotizing glow of the laptop screen...
silence to reflect on the pain it caused
him.
"Nothing made me more aware about
how much constantly staring at a screen
affects my sanity." Psychology teacher
Sean King shows just how easy it is for
a platform like Moodle to unhinge you.
Moodle or YouTube? The choice is in
"I felt like I was isolated. I couldn't learn
the hands of Hikmat Popoola (10). To as well," reflects Emmanuel Adewuyi
many students, Moodle just doesn't
(10) on Moodle's lonely atmosphere.
provide as much engaging content as less
academic, more social websites.
"If only Moodle Mobile wasn't so
clunky," many smartphone-wielding
students like Ameena Abdullahi (9)
must currently be thinking.
Margot Allafranchino (11) reclines like
a war veteran in the Publications room
after a long day of classes. "Moodle was
just... tiring," she laughs.
Some students, like Rediet Asaminew
(11), are more suited to independent
study, making the solitary Moodle
experience less painful.
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Sports day held the hisses of the Black Mambas, the whistles of the Blue
Jays and the swag of the Silver Squad. Coordinated by the Athletic
Director Mr.Rich and his team of teachers and the outstanding senior
Agata Noca, it proved to be a day to remember. The three competitive
teams showed off their beautiful posters and super dance moves as they
enthusiastically performed cheers in the Multi-Purpose Hall before kicking
off the real competition on the field. The middle and high school students
were separated as they went through a set of different rigorous activities
which included the exciting water tower, three-way soccer that featured
participants from each team, dodge ball, short and long distance races and
the highly anticipated tug-of-war. Points were given on the basis of
sportsmanship and the victories each team managed to amass. The sheer
energy of it all culminated in the noble, hard-earned victory of the Blue
Jays, though the real win was in the fun had by all students.
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Born To Die
Yours Truly
CHIDINMA
+
The Breakfast Club
No Angel
Ft. Kamryn Beahm
If AISA loves one thing, it's
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Ft. Lisa Dauji
music. Although pop is the
most popular, many
students still listen to other
genres. Here are some of
the students recreating
Ft. Mrs. Chinwe
Ft. Daniel Nicholson
their favorite albums.
Students listen to music
everywhere they go. At
lunch or in class a student
is never found without it.
Ft. The Teachers
Ft. Samira Daukoru
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Be Heard. ft. AISA
Syeda Siddqi & Janvi Hathiramani
High School Musical 3
QUEEN
The 20/20 Experience
In The Lonely Hour
American Beauty/ Ameri...
Louder
Nothing Was The Same
Rated R
Move
Ft. Class of 2015
Ft. Syeda Siddiqi
Ft. Henry Eckrich
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Ft. Hadi Mehdi
Ft. Michael Dare
Ft. Alex Edwards
Ft. Mary Odinlo
Ft. Janvi Hathiramani
Ft. Vivica, Sophia, Mariah, Lara
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facing shyness.
facing the music.
facing eternity...in the science lab.
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facing conversation.
facing the issues.
facing the future
A school-issued
Macbook resides
alone on the red
tables, awaiting
its owner.
Whether the
owner teleported
or is simply
invisible, no one
knows.
facing loneliness
Sofia Nolan
gears up for
the final week
of the first
semester,
quickly
snapping a
picture of the
exam schedule
shortly after
it's posted.
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facing lunch.
A round of laughs during Debate Club after
Sarah Nicholson, sophomore, recounts an
instance of prejudice at a former school she
attended. Topics of the day were racism and the
ethics of the myth of Santa Claus.
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AISA students come from a variety of cultural backgrounds,
political viewpoints, and miscellaneous walks of life. The
one thing that unites us all is the reality of life coming with
a unique set of challenges and opportunities that we must
face as we learn and grow. This is how AISA students face
all the little minutae making up the grand “it” of life.
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facing the chill.
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facing the books.
"This year I've really learnt the hard way
that school requires you to face your
books. When those grades start slipping,
1. Michael Odinlo, sophomore, faces the
you regret all those nights you spent
path to achievement after being a student
"that was never above or below standards." watching reruns of Fresh Prince of Bel
He aspires to make honor roll this year. "If I
Air." Joanne Chukwueke, junior.
get the honor roll," he says, "it’s basically
telling me that I have the ability to be above
stanadards."
2. Samson Jiya, an eighth grader, after a less
than stellar grade on a previous test, faces the
possibility of a difficult and intimidating science
test with two weeks of study and confidence in
his abilities.
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3. "Make the patch of soil you get the richest..."
says Laura Firetti, freshman, pursuing the lofty
goal of proving herself "not to people" but "...to
Earth." Rejecting the superficial, Laura
remarks,"...you decide how you leave your mark."
4. Many students fall prey to procrastination,
with Nabeeha Shahid, junior, taking it upon
herself to regain control through self-awareness
"I need to be studying way more than I never do."
She plans "to spend more time working…
somehow," but with the pride of completing more
classwork, she is well on her way to success.
facing the joy...
of a new phone. With a phone that's
both stylish and functional, it's not hard
to understand why YooJoung Nam,
freshman, is all smiles.
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facing challenges.
facing passion.
"Right now, I'd say my passion is human rights. I think that's
what I want to do with the rest of my life. Face your passions.
Never let anyone take the light behind your eyes." Janvi
Hathiramani, junior.
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This year has been
special for many people
in different ways. These
are some of their best
memories.
the SELFIE year
Selfies were a huge hit this year,
it's a great way to capture good
times with either your friends or
just by yourself.
"I just love selfies, I have like 200
on my phone," says Lisa D., (12)
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the year in review.
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Michael Dare
"This year has been very fun so far
especially because it's my senior
year. My favorite place to go is Blu
Cabana and it's really nice to go
there just to chill with your friends.
My favorite memory of this year
was when Chris fell during P.E.
class."
Noor Hammoud
Halloween 2014,
Mr. Moltzan and
Ms. Riven celebrate
one of the great
events hosted at
AISA this year.
Schools spirit is
everywhere!
Sohee Kim
" I like Abuja, but it's very
different from Korea. Being new
can be hard, even though
everyone at AISA is very friendly,
I still don't know many places
here. I'm also very excited for my
senior year next year!"
Middle school boys
soccer helps prove
that this sport is
huge atAISA. High
school boys and
girls are also big
lovers of this sport.
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"My favorite memory of this year
was definitly sports day. It was so
much fun, everyone was into the
activities and the best part was
when we got to show the creative
cheers we created."
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Alfred Adenuga (10), Margot Allafranchino (11), Muhammed Dahiru (12), Lisa Dauji (12),
Samira Daukoru (11), Laura DeMatos (11), Chris Esomo (12), Sohee Kim (11), Hadi
Mehdi (10), Hafsat Mohammed (10), Khadija Mohammed (12), Sele Ojo (10), Mary Okoro
(11), Nabeeha Shahid (11), Syeda Siddiqi (11), Abubakar Muhammad Ali (11), Samira
Daukoru (11), Yasmin Daukoru (12), Aliyu Kama (11), Mrinal Kanyal (12), Jordan Moltzan
(9), Pa Sheikh Ngom (12), Mary Odinlo (10), Patrick Odinlo (11), Ann Poberezhna (12),
Tarik Popoola (12),Vignesh Sivan (12), Karolina Zelvyte(12), Janvi Hathiramani (11).
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contributors.
Jenny Mundy-Castle, Supervisor
Ann Poberezhna, Chief Editor
From collecting pictures of the
entertaining and competitive sports at
AISA to taking pictures of AISA's
wonderful art gallery, the journalism
crew capture all of AISA's yearly events
with the click of a button. With the help
of their Chief editor, Ann Poberezhna,
and their supervisor, Mrs. Jenny
Mundy-Castle, the journalism crew has
been able to record AISA's events and
make yet another memorable yearbook.
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parent teacher
association.
As both parent and president, Saratu Gara represents the
PTA members. She is a fully devoted parent who improves
AISA every day with both her warm personality and devoted
actions. This year, she helped to organize all major PTA events.
AISA would not be what it is without the hard work of these parents
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In the 2014/2015 school year, the PTA added a new lounge
The PTA store is a fave among students
Simona Cerri, as a PTA member, is a highly active parent and
spends a lot of time organizing events at AISA to help students
spend their time happily both during school hours and afterwards.
She is often seen running cash registers and generally helping out.
Stocked with colorful and useful items all year round
The bulletin board is always full of great messages for kids
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Jessica Philips, teacher representative, wants AISA to
be the best it can be for all community members
Nadia Jammal, member, ensures that students know she
really cares about AISA as a whole.
Yinka Ogunnusi, treasurer of the PTA, organizes the
money they gain to improve AISA overall.
As a member of the organization, Ms. Rosaline Wallang is
always ready to help parents, students and teachers alike
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Peter Jacobs, member, improves both education and social
functions for parents, teachers and students
Elen De Boer, member, helps the PTA in the many
events it has held, such as Parent/Teacher night
Suganya Sudhagar, devoted parent, improves the
environment for kids
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