Meet Our Leadership & Faculty

Our director, Dr. Rand Harrington, explains our strategic pillar of "Prioritizing Well-being and Belonging." He discusses how we build one community from 70 countries by ensuring every child feels a sense of belonging in an inclusive classroom.

When 3rd-grade students wrote letters advocating for more recess, Dr. Harrington visited their class. He shared the master plans for a new gymnasium, showing students how their voices are heard and can lead to real change.

When 3rd-grade students wrote letters advocating for more recess, Dr. Harrington visited their class. He shared the master plans for a new gymnasium, showing students how their voices are heard and can lead to real change.

When 3rd-grade students wrote letters advocating for more recess, Dr. Harrington visited their class. He shared the master plans for a new gymnasium, showing students how their voices are heard and can lead to real change.

Hear directly from our teachers about what makes AES special. A Middle School educator shares her experience working with a diverse student body and how our school truly lives its mission of creating a culture of belonging.

We celebrate the lasting impact of our educators, like Ms. Vera Garg. A group of alumni recently nominated her for a prestigious mentorship award, a testament to her decades of dedicated service to generations of AES students.

We are deeply grateful for our incredible support staff who are the backbone of our campus. We take time to thank them for their dedication, care, and hard work that keeps our school running smoothly every day.

Every great school has a story. Dr. Rand Harrington walks us through the history of AES, from its beginnings in 1952 to the vibrant, international community it is today.

Community is at the core of AES. Our Master Plan begins with a new Health & Wellness Center, designed to support physical health, social connection, and a sense of purpose for our entire community.