Congratulations to the Class of 2025 for successfully completing your journey at ASFG!
You’ve learned with purpose, led with heart, and taken action to build a better world. The future is yours.
The Class of 2025 walked their Senior Parade surrounded by their entire ASFG community — teachers, students, staff, and the families who have supported them every step of the way.
From their decorated hallway to the arms of their parents, through cheering teachers and the youngest students holding signs, the parade became a celebration of growth, gratitude, and everything it took to get here.
Graduation is just around the corner, and this walk was one last reminder: it really does take a village to raise purposeful learners, critical and creative thinkers, effective communicators, and community contributors.
You will be missed, Class of 2025 🎓♥️
Happy Father’s Day to our ASFG dads — the original Warriors!
Thank you for walking beside us as we raise compassionate, curious, and courageous students ready to inspire, educate, and act to better our world. We couldn’t do it without you. 💙
Early childhood recognizes the strength, love, and presence of our students' fathers. We are so grateful for the opportunity to start celebrating with you through the Mini Olympics and classroom activities.
Thank you for showing up with such heart, energy, and joy.
We celebrated the heart and dedication of our student athletes and robotics team members during the Warriors Parade.
They walked the track surrounded by cheers, love, and admiration from their community — a moment to honor their effort and the connections built along the way.
These are the moments that stay with us.
We are all Warriors.
#WarriorsParade #ASFGCommunity #WeAreAllWarriors #WarriorSpirit
This year’s Noche Bohemia was more than just an evening under the stars—it was a heartfelt farewell to a legend who has been at the soul of this event for years. Mr. Diego Soberanes is retiring, leaving behind a legacy deeply rooted in the music and magic that have defined Noche Bohemia.
Though he takes a well-deserved bow, his legacy will continue to echo through every note played at ASFG.
Gracias totales, Mr. Soberanes.
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📸 Gen Mita
(11th grade student)
Our entire 5th grade recently traveled to Mazamitla as a class. From outdoor adventures to team-building challenges, every moment was an opportunity to learn, support one another, and enjoy the beauty of nature.
This trip wasn’t just about the destination—it was about growing as a group, building memories, and stepping into middle school with confidence and connection. 🌲🚌✨
Celebrating local voices in literature.
Thanks to the support of our community, we had the honor of welcoming Jalisco-based writer Ome Galindo to ASFG. He shared not only his insights on writing and gender, but also gifted us with copies of his published works—now available in our library.
Some of these books will be awarded to students who wrote the most outstanding revolutionary microfiction pieces.
We’re proud to keep encouraging reading, writing, and critical thinking through meaningful local connections. 📚✨
@omegalindoescritor
Every year, our seniors take on a year-long challenge: to explore, question, build, and present a project that reflects their learning, passion, and growth.
This week, they shared the results of that journey — presenting their Senior Projects to a panel with insight, courage, and heart.
We couldn’t be prouder of how far they’ve come. And though their time at ASFG is coming to a close, the impact they leave behind is just beginning.
We celebrated Teacher’s Day surrounded by joy, heartfelt words, and a deep sense of gratitude. Because our teachers are so much more than educators; they are mentors, guides, and steady hands that help shape not just minds, but lives.
A special thank you to our Parent Association, who represented our families with love and helped make this celebration a beautiful tribute to those who give so much every day.
ASFG Cafeterias: Certified Premium Quality
We’re proud to share that both ASFG cafeterias were recently awarded the Distintivo H certification. This recognition is granted by the Secretaría de Turismo (SECTUR) and endorsed by the Secretaría de Salud. It is awarded to food service establishments that meet the highest standards of hygiene and food safety.
As part of our ongoing commitment to quality, the Parent Association—together with an external certification body—conducts unannounced inspections to ensure these standards are consistently upheld.
In Early Childhood, Children’s Day was all about choice, creativity, and joy!
Our youngest warriors got to decide how to spend their day — moving freely between classrooms filled with activities like disco dancing, sensory play, pom-pom creations, face painting, cookie decorating, recycled material construction, cereal bracelets, and more.
We’re so grateful to work alongside children who remind us, every day, how to learn with curiosity, play with purpose, and celebrate life wholeheartedly.
We celebrated Children’s Day with splashes of joy all around campus!
Elementary students enjoyed water games set up on the plazoleta — not just for fun, but with purpose.
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Thanks to our campus design, the water flowed into our recovery cistern, allowing us to celebrate responsibly while keeping sustainability in mind.
Happy Children’s Day to the hearts that brighten our school every day!
Our AP Art students showcased their talent in the 36th Art Fest Auction, and we are beyond proud to announce that every single piece found a home!
A heartfelt GRACIAS to our incredible audience for celebrating and supporting our young artists. Your generosity makes a difference—just like the beautiful artwork created by our elementary students alongside Miguel Ángel Martín del Campo, whose proceeds will go to ONI, supporting child nutrition.
Art moves us, connects us, and gives back. Here’s to another year of inspiration! 🎨💫
Art Fest was not just about visual masterpieces—it was a symphony of creativity where music, dance, and joy filled the air! From mesmerizing performances to spontaneous moments of celebration, we came together as a community to honor the power of artistic expression.
Thank you to every artist, dancer, musician, and spectator who made this event unforgettable. Together, we created, we celebrated, and we proved that art thrives when shared. Until next year!
As part of Art Fest, students have been working with invited artist Miguel Ángel Martín del Campo on two collaborative projects that explore the magic of axolotls, a fascinating symbol of Mexico.
🖍️ Elementary students created individual axolotl engravings, which will come together in a vibrant collective artwork, celebrating each student’s unique vision.
🎴 Middle school students worked in a creative chain reaction—each group adding to a six-panel artwork without knowing what came after. The result? A dynamic piece that can stand alone or come together as one.
This artistic journey has been a true exchange—our students have learned from Miguel Ángel, and in return, have inspired him with their creativity. Join us in celebrating their incredible work!
📅 Saturday, March 29
⏰ 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
📍 ASFG
Open to all—bring your friends and experience the power of art!
This week, we put our safety protocols to the test with a fire drill simulation—and every second counted.
✅ 18 minutes to evacuate, respond, and secure the area.
🔥 Our fire response brigade successfully simulated fire control, student rescue, and first aid.
🧠 Decision-making skills were reinforced, ensuring we’re ready for real-life emergencies.
Every drill makes us stronger and safer. Thank you to everyone who participated—prevention starts with practice! 💪📛🧯
#SafetyFirst #PreparedForAnything #FireDrill
During the week of January 27th to 31st, a cultural week took place at ASFG, where fourth-grade students participated in various experiences such as conferences, workshops, and a handicraft sale. This event marked the conclusion of their unit of study on Mexico's indigenous cultures.
They learned about the worldview of the Wixarika people and created a "God's Eye" using yarn. Additionally, they practiced values such as solidarity and empathy through service-learning activities by collecting non-perishable food items to be delivered to the communities of Mezquitic and Bolaños in northern Jalisco.
Learning has no limits, and at ASFG, we experience it together.
Through Aprendiendo Juntos, several staff members have successfully earned their elementary and middle school certifications. Today, we proudly celebrate the first generation to complete their high school education: Congratulations, María Mora, Héctor Morales, Ángel Vela, and María Tinoco! Your hard work and dedication inspire our entire community.
We extend our gratitude to the Mexican Program and the Human Resources team for making this achievement possible. Let’s keep learning together!
Our high school students got a front-row seat to the future at the ASFG Career Fair! From movie sets to courtrooms, operating rooms to design studios, and beyond—our volunteer parents, alumni, and guest speakers brought their career stories to life.
Thank you for sparking curiosity, sharing your journeys, and showing our students that every path starts with passion and purpose.
Business 💼 | Marketing 📊 | Medicine 🩺 | Engineering 🛠️ | Design 🎨 | Film Production 🎬 | Entrepreneurship 💡 | Law ⚖️ | Architecture 🏛️ | Emerging Careers 🚀
The future is bright—and it starts here.
