Averroes High School

Shoutout to the AHS Yearbook Team!

Behind every page is a team of students who spent countless hours capturing memories, meeting deadlines, taking photos, conducting interviews, designing layouts, and telling the story of our school year.

Thank you for preserving the moments, milestones, friendships, and achievements that make our community so special. Your hard work will be treasured for years to come.

We are proud of you, and grateful for all you’ve done to make this year’s yearbook a lasting piece of Averroes history!

As we jump into summer, we carry with us the lessons, character, and experiences that shaped this year. Here’s to new heights, strong bonds, and lifelong learning!

Expo 2026: Session 2 Showcase

We are proud of all of our students for their hard work and grateful to the families, staff, and community members who supported them. This session featured a diverse range of projects, including:

-A study app that motivates learning through a rewards system tied to games
- A cat home design focused on animal care and comfort
-Kindness for Kids, an initiative supporting underprivileged children
-Custom T-shirt and bag designs showcasing student creativity and entrepreneurship
-Business and entrepreneurial ventures developed by aspiring student innovators
-A robotic hand glove demonstrating engineering and problem-solving skills

These projects highlighted the many ways our students are applying their knowledge to real-world challenges, exploring business ideas, designing solutions, and creating positive impact in their communities.

With the completion of Session 2, we conclude this year’s Expo and celebrate a year of growth, perseverance, and achievement.

AHS Expo 2026: Session 1 Showcase

From entrepreneurship and technology to science, psychology, and culinary arts, our students demonstrated curiosity, initiative, and a commitment to learning beyond the classroom.

A few of the incredible projects on display:
Mobile apps & interactive games
WristMaster – a brilliant student-designed innovation
A comprehensive career exploration website
Fascinating research on the psychology of movie trailers
Homemade treats like chutney, honey, matcha blends, and baked goods
Custom toothpaste made completely from scratch!

Thank you to everyone who attended and supported our students, and a special thank you to for providing us with the space! We look forward to our second Expo session on Monday, where more projects will be on display.

Excited for the AHS Expo today at MCC!

Our students are ready to bring their best, showcasing creativity, innovation, and all the hard work they’ve put in during the last few weeks.

As we gather on this blessed Friday, we’re reminded that every effort, every intention, and every moment of growth is elevated when it’s done with sincerity and gratitude.

May Allah place barakah in their learning, guide their paths, and allow their talents to be a means of goodness for them and others.

Jumu’ah Mubarak from all of us at Averroes.

Exploring Career Pathways

Through a series of guest speaker sessions, our students have had the opportunity to engage with professionals from diverse industries, learning not only about various career paths but also about the experiences, challenges, and lessons that have shaped each speaker’s journey. These conversations provide valuable perspectives on professional growth, lifelong learning, and the importance of pursuing meaningful work.

We are deeply grateful to all of our guest speakers who have generously invested their time, expertise, and mentorship in our students. Their willingness to share their stories helps students move beyond job titles and gain a deeper understanding of what success looks like across different fields and life experiences.

These firsthand conversations empower students to discover their passions, make informed educational choices, and find inspiration as they navigate their own unique journeys. We look forward to continuing these opportunities and welcoming more professionals to engage with and mentor our students.