News & Announcements

The JFK is offering a one-week intensive summer school aimed at Reinforcement of Essential Skills. We recognize that many students suffered “learning loss” due to the pandemic, and other students have experienced struggles to attain essential skills in the areas of mathematics, English and Spanish. The summer school will provide engaging and enriching learning experiences that provide structured learning opportunities linked to standards.

Our "Pre-enrollment Process 2023 - 2024" for all current JFK students will take place as of February 13 at 8:30 a.m. up to February 17. In order to complete this process, please click here.

Our community has always been so open, kind and willing to help others when tragedies occur, and with the recent events in Turkey and Syria we have seen our compassion strengthen once again. The unimaginable suffering and loss has prompted many to ask, ‘how can we help?’.

You can contact us through the following number: 442 881 3090
Thank you very much for your understanding.

Feedback is a very important part of the educational process. Teachers have been preparing to share individual, specific feedback with each parent about the strengths and areas of opportunities that each child presents

It is important to remember that the Preschool entrance through access 2 located on Pinos is exclusively for pedestrians. We must remember that the vehicular access bay is designed for vehicles to drop off students at access 3, which is the entrance for Elementary School.

The date for the vaccine has been postponed and will NOT be this Saturday the 29th of October. When we receive the new date from SESEQ, we will inform everyone.

We are pleased to inform you that the SEP (Secretaría de Educación Pública) authorized Monday the 31st as a holiday. Therefore, there will be no classes on Friday the 28th and Monday the 31st of October, Tuesday the 1st and Wednesday the 2nd of November.

Along with other major schools, JFK will remain ‘mask friendly’. A mask friendly school is one that understands that medical advice recommends the continued use of masks, and that the choice to wear one or not remains a personal choice for each of us. Masks are not required nor prohibited by law. Those choosing to wear masks will be respected for their decision and are free to do so.

We would like to share with you that as part of our security protocols, a review of the facilities has been carried out by an expert Civil Engineer and he has determined that there is no structural damage to the campus, so we can safely resume our activities tomorrow.