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26-1016: AJHS may refer to: Schools [ edit ] Abraham Joshua Heschel School Andrew Jackson High School (disambiguation) Ateneo de Manila Junior High School (AJHS) at Ateneo de Manila University , Quezon City, Manila, Luzon, Philippines" Austin Junior High School (AJHS), Decatur, Alabama, US; see Austin High School (Alabama) Other uses [ edit ] American Jewish Historical Society Australian Jewish Historical Society American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy See also [ edit ] [REDACTED] Search for "ajhs" , "ajh-s" , "a-jhs" , "aj-hs" , or "a-jh-s" on Misplaced Pages. All pages with titles beginning with AJHS All pages with titles containing AJHS AJH (disambiguation) JHS (disambiguation) Topics referred to by

52-470: A faculty member. Some clubs, such as College Bowl and Art Appreciation, are completely student supervised. Also included in the clubs category are committees that exist within the High School. Such committees include Student Government. These groups are not open to participants, but rather representatives are elected by the Student Bodies. The Heschel Helios is the official student produced newspaper of

78-512: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Abraham Joshua Heschel School Other "Heschel Schools" are located in Los Angeles, California and Toronto, Ontario , Canada. Besides having similar names, the three schools are otherwise unrelated. The Abraham Joshua Heschel School was originally put in three buildings: The Early Childhood (kindergarten and pre-school) Center and lower school

104-548: Is the name carried by the various sports teams that play for the High School. The teams include boys and girls basketball, girls volleyball, boys volleyball, tennis, baseball, soccer, floor hockey, track and field, and ultimate frisbee. The baseball team has played at the Naimoli Family Baseball Complex at Fairleigh Dickinson University since the 2011 season. Led by team captain Avi Raber, the baseball team reached

130-759: The Houston , Texas-based firm of Bay Architects was acquired. In 2012, Taylor Young , a United Kingdom-based architectural and master-planning practice headquartered in Cheshire and with offices in Liverpool and London, was acquired. In 2012, M-E Companies, an Ohio -based engineering firm with offices in Westerville , Cincinnati and Canton was acquired. IBI acquired the British Columbia-based Aspyr Engineering on September 3, 2019. IBI acquired

156-604: The Quebec -based firm of Cardinal Hardy merged with Beinhaker Architecte (within the IBI Group), and became known as Cardinal Hardy Beinhaker Architecte. Groupe Cardinal Hardy merged into the IBI Group. Three years later, in late 2014, it was sold to Montreal-based architecture group Lemay. In 2011 the Boston based landscape architecture firm Carol R. Johnson Associates was acquired. In 2011

182-454: The 13th largest architecture firm in the USA. As of 2022, IBI Group has approximately 3,400 employees and more than 60 offices located across six continents. IBI Group's consulting services business is concentrated in three practice areas: Intelligence, Buildings and Infrastructure. By integrating productivity tools, processes and technology innovations developed through IBI's Intelligence practice,

208-585: The 2005 merger of Hancock Bruckner, Eng + Wright ; Lawrence Doyle Architects ; and Young + Wright Architects . In 2005 the Newmarket, Ontario -based architectural firm of Grey-Noble & Grey-Noble was acquired. In 2006 the Costa Mesa , California -based educational project-focused firm of Thomas Blurock Architects was acquired and incorporated. In 2008 the Toronto-based firm of Page+Steele , Architects

234-456: The 2012–2013 school year, on schedule and under budget. On December 18, 2013, the school announced that Columbia Law School Professor Ariela Dubler would take the helm as Head of School in 2014 after the retirement of Roanna Shorofsky, an all-time great at the Heschel School. In early 2015, Heschel High School head Ahuva Halberstam announced that she would be leaving the post at the end of

260-623: The Cole Engineering Group on December 1, 2020. Major projects, ordered by type, are: IBI Group acquired HotSpot in June 2022 for $ 5.74 million. Founded in 2013, HotSpot allows users to pay for municipal parking from their phones, or pay for and receive real-time updates about bus services, as well as order and pay for taxis. CurbIQ is IBI Group's curbside management tool intended to allow municipalities and mobility companies to manage curbside operations by digitizing their regulation. It

286-602: The Heschel High School. The namesake of the newspaper follows with the high school's heat theme (the sports team is the Heschel Heat). Helios is Greek for "sun". The student club aims to produce eight issues per school year. The club goes through a complete traditional newspaper experience. The process includes "slugging" articles, writing the articles, producing images or graphics for feature articles, peer editing of editorials and articles and finally, layout and printing,

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312-672: The Heschel Wow, and a mathematics team. The Wow have been extremely successful, leading the New York City division within the Yeshiva League and representing it in the championships in the 2012–13 and 2014–15 seasons. 40°46′20″N 73°59′23″W  /  40.772257°N 73.989778°W  / 40.772257; -73.989778 IBI Group IBI Group Inc. is a Canadian-based architecture, engineering, planning, and technology firm operating from over 60 offices in 12 countries across

338-530: The academic year to help found another Jewish school. She was replaced by Rabbi Noam Silverman, formerly the Principal of Hebrew and Jewish Studies at Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School in Palo Alto, California . The school has a student-teacher ratio of 6:1, with approximately 1000 students enrolled as of 2023. Clubs constitute a large part of the social life at The Heschel High School. Most clubs are supervised by

364-628: The company has been able to drive incremental growth in its traditional Buildings and Infrastructures practices, while generating more efficient results for IBI clients. On September 27, 2022, it was acquired by Arcadis . The IBI Group was founded in Toronto by nine partners to provide professional planning and design services for urban development and transportation projects. The firm merged with Robbie/Young + Wright Architects to become Robbie Young + Wright / IBI Group Architects , with noted Toronto architect Rod Robbie as chairman emeritus. In 2004

390-638: The design of educational facilities with offices in Portland and Seattle , Washington . It has received multiple awards for its work, including the CEFPI/A4LE James D. MacConnell Award for excellence in design and planning, in 2009 for the Rosa Parks School and Community Campus at New Columbia , in 2014 for Trillium Creek Primary School , and in 2020 as a finalist for Mary Lyon Elementary School . The firm operates as IBI Group Architects . In 2011,

416-555: The firm became a publicly owned entity through the formation of the IBI Income Fund. In 2010 the Fund was converted to a corporation, IBI Group Inc. The firm's name was derived from the last initials of its two founding principals, Neal Irwin and Phil Beinhaker. The firm has rebranded itself, stating the IBI stands for "Intelligence, Buildings, and Infrastructure." In September 2022, IBI Group

442-622: The following years. In 2009, BFGC Architects Planners, with offices in Bakersfield , San Luis Obispo and San Jose, California , was acquired. In 2010, Nightingale Architects, with four offices in the United Kingdom, including in London and Cardiff , was acquired for £13.1 million. In 2010, IBI acquired the Portland, Oregon -based firm of Dull Olson Weekes Architects , a regional specialist in

468-542: The involved students get a full experience of how a newspaper operates. The newspaper's motto, "We stand for what we utter," was chosen in the Winter of 2005 and is an original quote from the school's namesake, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel . The High School is a " laptop school." All students are very required to obtain a laptop to use as a learning tool throughout their education. Teachers are rarely equipped with laptops, and all classrooms contain smartboards . The Heschel Heat

494-405: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title AJHS . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=AJHS&oldid=1194712179 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

520-412: The semi-finals in the 2013 Yeshiva League playoffs. The Heschel Heat boys junior varsity 2008-09 basketball team won the school's first Yeshiva league basketball championship. The Varsity Basketball team won the 2019 championship. In nonathletic areas, Heschel has clubs for debate, Model United Nations, mock trial, and Junior Statesmen of America. The school also has a college bowl team, known as

546-461: The world. Founded in 1974 in Toronto , Canada, IBI Group has since been ranked as one of the largest architecture or architecture/engineering firms in the world: in 2011 it ranked 4th or 6th (depending on the methodology used); in 2016 it was ranked as the 8th largest architecture firm (with 836 fee-earning architects) by BD Online; and in 2016 its United States operations were ranked by ArchDaily as

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572-472: Was acquired and operates as Page+Steele/IBI Group. In 2009 the New York City based firm of Gruzen Samton Architects, Planners & Interior Designers was acquired. The firm was founded in 1936 and operates as IBI Group . In 2009 the small Toronto-based firm of Group Architects was acquired. IBI relocated and redistributed its team to a new location and the company and presence dissolved entirely through

598-575: Was acquired by Arcadis . Since 2000 the firm has expanded through mergers and acquisitions of consulting firms in multiple locations. Some have been folded into the IBI Group brand and others have maintained a distinct identity. The major acquisitions below are listed in chronological order. In 2004, IBI Group acquired the Ontario architecture and consulting firm Cumming Cockburn , as well as its subsidiaries CCL Consultants and Marshall Cumming & Associates . The Vancouver office expanded through

624-680: Was created as a result of IBI Group's Curbside Management Strategy created for the City of Toronto for the 2015 Pan American and Parapan American Games . CurbIQ consists of four modules: CurbIQ was used to launch a SENATOR pilot project in Dublin , Ireland that aimed to create a new logistics system to improve the city's transportation network in 2022. Nspace is a desk and conference room booking and visitor management application intended to support flexible work arrangements . IBI Group announced on July 18, 2022, that it has entered into an agreement with

650-481: Was located on West 89th Street, the middle school on West 91st Street, and a newer high school on 60th Street at 20 West End Avenue (opened in 2001). In the summer of 2009, it was announced that construction would begin on a new building on 61st Street at 30 West End Avenue , adjacent to the high school building, which would house the Early Childhood, lower school, and middle school divisions. The planned new facility

676-537: Was referred to as the "Weird Campus Plan," and construction began in 2009. The new facility would include space to expand the number of classes in Kindergarten through 8th grade, and the school began running extra classes starting with the class entering kindergarten in the 2010–2011 school year. The new facility, officially known as the Ronald D. Stanton Campus and designed by architects IBI Group-Gruzen Samton , opened for

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