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We are proud of our alumni - they are an important part of the AISL community both locally, internationally and online. We aim to continually offer more opportunities for alumni to be actively connected to the school. This includes visits, networking, and interactions with students. Alumni near and far, please know that you have all left your footprint here at AISL; once a leopard, always a leopard and you are always welcome back. To get the most out of your visit, It is helpful if you let us know your plans in advance.
We are always interested to hear what alumni are doing, whether it's in a professional capacity or personal life - such as marriages and births. Think about following us on the Alumni Facebook Page to keep track and reconnect with old friends.
Check out the memories below and please consider donating to the AISL Scholarship Fund to enable local Zambian students to have the opportunity to experience what you experienced...
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2017: Celebrating 30 years of AISL
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Memories of past AISL Directors |
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Please consider contributing to the American International School of Lusaka’s Scholarship Program for Zambian youth. Take this opportunity to keep our vision alive and promote the development of individuals, communities, and nations:
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2018: Opening of the Palm Pavilion |
Looking to the futureIn April of 2016, the AISL Board of Directors adopted a 10-year Facilities Master Site Plan with a feasible project sequence that is responsive to 21st century teaching and learning. The plan provides a framework to guide feasible short term (1-3 years), medium term (4-6 years), and long term 7-10 years) facility development projects. The Facilities Master Plan provides a “road map” to guide the growth and improvement of the AISL physical plan in an effort to support program development in academics, athletics, the arts, and global citizenship
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