
MLK Day of Service at AJC
While many schools were closed, AJC students were hard at work honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service. From reflection to hands-on projects, students across all grades lived out the call

While many schools were closed, AJC students were hard at work honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service. From reflection to hands-on projects, students across all grades lived out the call

Exciting things are happening on our Lower School construction site — construction is moving right along toward a June completion, in time to welcome students for Summer School.

The Scholastic Writing Awards for the Richmond region were recently announced, and our students showed up in a big way. Even though the competition is open to students ages 13–19 — and

This year’s Christmas celebration was a delightful showcase of student talent and hard work. The Middle School Band, directed by Quintin Terrell, Markaya James (pictured above), and Daniel Martin, impressed

Here at AJC, we’re always looking for creative ways to build literacy skills and reading fluency. Our recent 3rd Grade Readers Theater added a festive twist. Students were placed into small

Big thanks to Jonathan Clarke, Mentor Ministry Leader with Real Men Ministries, who, alongside his son, donated gifts collected through Toys for Tots to AJC last week. Guided by his

As we all prepare to celebrate the greatest gift of all – God’s love among us – we are deeply moved by the generosity that makes it possible to share

Janiyah P. (Ndoto) Zyanae B. (Heshima) Zy’Quis W. (Tayari) Juelz N. (Bora) Congrats to our new Middle School House Presidents: Janiyah, Zyanae, Zy’Quis, and Juelz! These standout 8th grade students were elected

Richmond Cycling Corps (RCC) has powered our middle school Biking elective for as long as we can remember. Program Director Matt Kuhn says he “just loves being with the kids”—and it’s easy to see as

This school year, about 20 third and fourth graders are taking part in an after-school program twice a week, created by Lower School teachers Stephanie Turner and Tamara Johnson. Each session begins with

While many schools were closed, AJC students were hard at work honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service. From reflection to hands-on projects, students across all grades lived out the call

Exciting things are happening on our Lower School construction site — construction is moving right along toward a June completion, in time to welcome students for Summer School.

The Scholastic Writing Awards for the Richmond region were recently announced, and our students showed up in a big way. Even though the competition is open to students ages 13–19 — and

This year’s Christmas celebration was a delightful showcase of student talent and hard work. The Middle School Band, directed by Quintin Terrell, Markaya James (pictured above), and Daniel Martin, impressed

Here at AJC, we’re always looking for creative ways to build literacy skills and reading fluency. Our recent 3rd Grade Readers Theater added a festive twist. Students were placed into small

Big thanks to Jonathan Clarke, Mentor Ministry Leader with Real Men Ministries, who, alongside his son, donated gifts collected through Toys for Tots to AJC last week. Guided by his

As we all prepare to celebrate the greatest gift of all – God’s love among us – we are deeply moved by the generosity that makes it possible to share

Janiyah P. (Ndoto) Zyanae B. (Heshima) Zy’Quis W. (Tayari) Juelz N. (Bora) Congrats to our new Middle School House Presidents: Janiyah, Zyanae, Zy’Quis, and Juelz! These standout 8th grade students were elected

Richmond Cycling Corps (RCC) has powered our middle school Biking elective for as long as we can remember. Program Director Matt Kuhn says he “just loves being with the kids”—and it’s easy to see as

This school year, about 20 third and fourth graders are taking part in an after-school program twice a week, created by Lower School teachers Stephanie Turner and Tamara Johnson. Each session begins with