On April 27-28, 2013, Alex Prossnitz ’13 and Jason Liou ’13 participated in the Tournament of Champions — a national Speech and Debate tournament to which the top 86 partnerships in the nation are invited. On April 27-28, 2013, Alex Prossnitz ’13 and Jason Liou ’13 participated in the Tournament of Champions — a national Speech and Debate tournament to which the top 86 partnerships […]
Photographs by Emilie ’13 and Michal Sommers on Display
Works by Emilie Sommers ’13 and her mother Michal Sommers are currently on display in the City-County Government Building in Downtown Albuquerque. Works by Emilie Sommers, a member of the Albuquerque Academy Class of 2013 and her mother, faculty member Michal Sommers, are currently on display in the City-County Government Building in downtown Albuquerque. The exhibit runs through July 26, 2013 […]
Student Photography on Exhibit in Juried Show
 The Focus on Youth photo exhibition was on display at The Albuquerque Museum through June 9, 2013. The display included Julia Emerson ’16, Hannah Musson ’15, Gillian St. John ’15, Pieper Holeman ’16, Hurley Fidel ’15, and Blythe Johnston ’15. The Focus on Youth photo exhibition is currently on display at The Albuquerque Museum through June 9, 2013. Focus on Youth […]
Kathryn Jillson ’14 Earns Top ACT Score
Junior Kathryn A. Jillson ’14 earned a composite top score of 36 on a recent ACT test. Nationally, less than one-tenth of 1 percent of students who take the ACT earn a top score. Junior Kathryn A. Jillson earned a top composite score of 36 on a recent ACT test. Nationally, while the actual number of students earning a […]
Update: Evan Liu ’13 Selected for NM International Science Fair Team
Evan Liu ’13 just returned home from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair with a fourth place award in the mathematical sciences category. With students from over 70 countries in attendance, the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair is the largest pre-college science competition in the world. Evan Liu ’13 just returned home from Phoenix, AZ with […]
Huy Tran ’18 Represents New Mexico in National Geography Bee
Seventh grader Huy Tran ’18 advanced through the preliminary round of the National Geography Bee on Monday, May 20, 2013 at the Washington Plaza Hotel in D.C. Seventh grader Huy Tran ’18 remained cool, calm, and collected as he advanced through the preliminary round of the National Geography Bee on Monday, May 20, 2013 at the Washington Plaza Hotel […]
2013 State Track and Field Results
The boys team took third in State with top finishes in seven individual events. The girls team had many personal bests for a very young team, with one runner placing second in two events. The Boys Varsity team placed third in State. Placing in the top three for individual events are: Kale Brown ’13 — Triple […]
Another Big Success for ReadRecycle!
Thank you Albuquerque Academy community! Your support of the 6th Annual Read Recycle Book Fair produced remarkable results on behalf of Simms Library. Thank you Albuquerque Academy community! Your support of the 6th Annual Read Recycle Book Fair produced remarkable results on behalf of Simms Library. This year’s sale provided over $6,000 for the library […]
Students Earn Awards from National German Achievement Tests
Seventeen Academy students have been recognized by the American Association for Teachers of German for their work on the 2013 National German Achievement Tests. Seventeen Academy students have been recognized by the American Association for Teachers of German (AATG) for their work on the 2013 National German Achievement Tests. Nearly 22,000 high school students in second, third, […]
Students to Attend Selective Summer Art Programs
Two Academy juniors have been accepted into the Marie Walsh Sharpe Foundation Summer Seminar, and one sophomore was accepted into the Raison d’Art program in Haute-Serre, France. Savannah Bustillo ’14 and Calvary Fisher ’14have been accepted into the Marie Walsh Sharpe Foundation Summer Seminar. This extremely selective, all-expenses-paid, summer art program draws most of its students from elite […]
