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Before the Thanksgiving holiday, a time of giving back and caring for others, the students in Ms. Rangel’s Introduction to Structural Design class took a field trip to the Habitat for Humanity house in Lynn, MA.
The APH Make-A-Wish Club’s mission is to give back to the community in the form of wishes for children with critical illness between the ages of 2 ½ - 18. Led by Christina Autilio ‘22 and Anya Levoshko ‘22, the...
At Penguin Hall, students have the experience of pushing themselves past their perceived limitations. They learn that what they thought was a limit does not apply to them. This learning opportunity is part of Athletics at APH. The self-defense course,...
On Tuesday, November 16, Dr. Kimberley and Mr. McLean's Civics class took a field trip to the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston! Anna B. '22, Natalie B. '22, and Mackenzie F. '22 attended the field trip and shared their...
Over the course of two evenings and one matinee performance, the student thespians of APH presented Chicago: Teen Edition at the Larcom Theatre in Beverly, MA.
In their Biology class, APH students receive a strong grasp of the biological concepts and the major themes that can be applied to life sciences. Students gain an understanding as to how interdependent these things are to life on Earth....
Penguin Hall was honored to welcome the great friends of our students on Thursday, October 21 and Friday, October 22. It was an event that did more than just welcome visitors, it broadened the APH family. Great Friends’ Day allowed...
“Lifting others up lifts me up.” For APH Senior Christina Autilio ‘22, community service is not just a hobby or a box to check off on her high school resume. It’s an opportunity to lift others up and make a...
Life is a long, winding road and sometimes it leads you right to... a cookie factory! And for Brooke Carroll, life did just that. APH Women in Leadership Speaker Series welcomed Brooke to campus to speak with our students about...