But we're not done yet! Still accepting cash donations at school until Feb. 10th. You may also donate anytime by credit card via the link on this homepage. Great job all parents, teachers, students, and staff!
A-JIS has joined the Partners in Health in creating our own school
website for donations to our school-based campaign, enabling families,
faculty and staff to make a simple and quick donation online using any
major credit card. Please click the DONATE NOW button above and join us in this great cause by giving what you can to help those in deperate need.
Download this month's lunch menu in PDF format for the Suginami and Meguro campuses here. Every month, menus are provided in Englsh and Japanese and include the total calories per meal and a key to the type of meat included in the non-vegetarian serving. Occaisionally menus may be changed without prior notification due to weather, market availability and unexpected events.
Read an important announcement from our Kindergarten and Elementary School Vice-Principal Paul Wright, who has been assigned by the school to facilitate the review of the school’s MAP – Mission; Aims and Philosophy. The review of the school’s MAP not only meets accreditation requirements but also is a necessary process to determine whether our MAP continues to define the core values and mission of A-JIS. Our first task is to construct a review team, which consists of the following representatives of the school: Board Member/s; Administrators; faculty (teachers & staff); parents and students. We are now seeking the interest of parents who wish to participate on this very important committee.Please read full details in English and Japanese an considering playing a role in this vital foundation of school quality, growth and advancement.
Read updates from the Head of School Barbara Beaufait in English and Japanese for all A-JIS families, including news of development of the school calendar, Haiti fundraising, faculty changes, accreditation and lost & found.
In order to properly mark
the students' transition from elementary school to middle school, A-JIS has
once again arranged for the sixth graders to participate in the annual Sixth Grade
Ski Trip February
24, Wednesday to February 27, Saturday, 2010. This is an excellent opportunity for the students to share some time
together in a relaxed atmosphere outside of the school, watch the stars at
night, and observe how the local people in the area enjoy life in a snowy environment.
Academically students will be keeping a diary in English and practicing polite
Japanese. Parents are asked to fill-out the Ski Trip 2010 Permission Reply Slip by January 18th to inform us your son/daughter’s participation in this truly exciting and memorable activity. Download full details in English or Japanese, along with the permission letter in English or Japanese, Daily Schedule and Supply Check List.
Read an important announcement from our Kindergarten and Elementary School Vice-Principal Paul Wright, who has been assigned by the school to facilitate the review of the school’s MAP – Mission; Aims and Philosophy. The review of the school’s MAP not only meets accreditation requirements but also is a necessary process to determine whether our MAP continues to define the core values and mission of A-JIS. Our first task is to construct a review team, which consists of the following representatives of the school: Board Member/s; Administrators; faculty (teachers & staff); parents and students. We are now seeking the interest of parents who wish to participate on this very important committee.Please read full details in 
Read updates from the Head of School Barbara Beaufait in 
In order to properly mark
the students' transition from elementary school to middle school, A-JIS has
once again arranged for the sixth graders to participate in the annual Sixth Grade
Ski Trip February
24, Wednesday to February 27, Saturday, 2010. This is an excellent opportunity for the students to share some time
together in a relaxed atmosphere outside of the school, watch the stars at
night, and observe how the local people in the area enjoy life in a snowy environment.
Academically students will be keeping a diary in English and practicing polite
Japanese. Parents are asked to fill-out the Ski Trip 2010 Permission Reply Slip by January 18th to inform us your son/daughter’s participation in this truly exciting and memorable activity. Download full details in