ASD Celebrates Unity Day

At American School Dhahran, unity and compassion are at the heart of our community, which is why we proudly celebrated Unity Day, an important anti-bullying initiative. This year, our students and faculty wore orange to show their support for kindness and inclusion, standing together against bullying.

In a meaningful initiative led by our Middle School Student Council, each of the 18 advisory groups participated in a poster competition focused on the themes of unity and anti-bullying. This creative project not only allowed students to express themselves but also deepened their understanding of collective responsibility. Through their artwork, students showcased their commitment to fostering a supportive and compassionate environment.

We are incredibly proud of the enthusiasm and dedication our students showed. Their actions reflect the core values of ASD, reminding us all that together, we can make a difference. Unity Day was a powerful reminder of our commitment to kindness and respect, as we continue to build a community where every individual feels valued and included.