Alumni
Once a Seahorse, you are always a Seahorse!
We want you to stay connected to ACS and your classmates no matter where you go. We offer a variety of ways that you can keep in touch including our alumni newsletter, book club, and events throughout the year. Check them out below!
Remember to keep us informed of where you are and what you are up to — send your news to Barbara Cosentino.
We also invite you to join our new online platform - The Avery Coonley Community!
The Avery Coonley Community brings our community together by providing you with access to:
● A running feed of alumni updates, interesting content, photos, and conversations.
● A directory that connects you to the ACS community around the world.
● A mentoring program, giving you the opportunity to be a mentor or a mentee.
● A job board with current opportunities, posted by alumni, students, and strategic partners.
● Group conversations allowing you to engage at a more granular level with those with the same field of study, interests, careers, industries, and location as you.
● Invitations to upcoming events, including virtual get-togethers, webinars hosted by subject-matter experts, and other organic engagement opportunities created for and by you.
Registration is easy! Sign up in less than two minutes by clicking the button below.
Please join us for the next "Conversations with ACS Alumni." This series is an opportunity for alums to share their stories with fellow alumni, current ACS middle school students and parents, and the ACS community. We hope to bring you interesting conversations revolving around alumni backgrounds, careers, the experiences that shaped their choices and perspectives, and to learn what passions and interests drive them now.
We are excited to feature Anna Heun Moore '06, Director at MHK Architecture.
Date: Tuesday, January 28, 2025
Time: 7:00 pm CST
Place: Zoom platform - an email with the link will be sent out prior to the event.
The views and opinions expressed by any program participants are their own and do not reflect the views and opinions of the Avery Coonley School.
