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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...
Students in APH's Street Art class had the opportunity to hear from local artist Miguel Cruz aka Oka.Je. Miguel is one of the six artists who completed the incredible Black Lives Matter mural in Lynn this summer. His artwork can be seen...
This week, the APH community took the time to reflect with a moment of silence as we remembered the 20th anniversary of September 11. Mr. Williams' Philosophy elective class, who will also be studying a novel centered on the events of...
Penguin Hall has launched into the start of a brand new school year! On Wednesday, September 1 our usually quiet campus over the summer ERUPTED with excitement as old friends reunite, new friendships are formed, and the flurry of fun...
On Wednesday, September 1, author Anita Diamant spoke with our APH students virtually about The Boston Girl, what inspired her to write Addie Baum’s story, and her advice to future writers!
Methuen 8th-Grader Named 2021 Ruby Boyer Miller Scholarship Winner