The Board of Trustees calls Associates of THE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION, A.C. (the “Association”) to the Annual General Meeting of the Association, which will be held on Thursday May 21^st, 2026, at 6:00 PM (Mexico City time) in the Angeles Espinosa Yglesias Fine Arts Center (FAC) located at Bondojito 215, Las Americas, Mexico City.

International Women's Day serves as a vital reminder of the systemic violence and challenges women have endured throughout history. In recognition of this need for deeper empathy and awareness, the PhFem team and students documented our school's observance. 

We are thrilled to share a historic moment in the ongoing transformation of our school. Last week, we reached a significant milestone in our construction journey: the Topping Out Ceremony

Our Middle School mathletes recently showcased their problem-solving process at the MathCounts tournament hosted by Peterson Schools. This prestigious competition brought together over 100 students from eight different schools across Mexico and Central America, including representatives from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala.

We are excited to share some wonderful news from our ASF Chess Team

William Ken Ohara Stewart, a current senior at The American School Foundation, has achieved a rare milestone: designing and publishing a completely original puzzle game, The Path, now available on the iOS/iPadOS App Store.

We are thrilled to share that last Thursday, our campus was selected as a key destination for an architectural tour of Mexico by students from the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in the Netherlands.

As one of the world’s leading institutions for engineering and architecture, their visit underscores the international magnitude and impact of what we are building together.

PhFem, a feminist student organization at The American School Foundation, successfully completed its annual Period Poverty Campaign in collaboration with Septiembre Rojo. This initiative aimed to address menstrual inequity in Mexico by collecting essential period products for women and girls who lack consistent access to them.

On November 13, 189 Grade 10 students spent a motivating morning exploring future possibilities during Career Day. A diverse group of ASF alumni returned to campus to share their professional paths, lessons learned, and advice for the road ahead.