Caroling Chorus

Tacky Christmas Sweater Day

Parental Meeting for Students Receiving an Electronic Device for Blended Learning

Common Sense Digital Citizenship Certification

Twenty eight Fulton County Schools have earned Common Sense Digital Citizenship Certification, taking a major step in making sure students have the skills they need to become responsible online. Fulton leads the nation with the total number of schools becoming certified through the Common Sense Education program. Schools receive certification after fulfilling several requirements, including creating a digital citizenship vision, providing professional development for teachers, delivering digital citizenship instruction to students and engaging and educating parents. So far, 25,000 FCS students have received digital citizenship instruction.  For more information on the program, click this link https://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/certification-school.

AHS Students Work with Students from Creek View Elementary School

Nikki Landers Teaches Yoga to Our Faculty

PTSA Hosts Surprise Luncheon for Faculty

Campus Beautification

AHS at the United Nations Conference

With over 660 delegates participating and representing over 195 countries in the Georgia State Model United Nations conference:

Alpharetta High School won third place and received the Honorable Mention title for representing the Islamic Republic of Iran throughout the UN.

Iran was represented by Rahul Ramesh, Achintya Arora, Nikhil Havanur, Krishna Pari, Sawsan Selim, and Eisha Baig.

In addition, two of our delegates received the title of Best Position Paper : Sawsan Selim representing the Islamic Republic of Iran and Z'vonty Flugence representing the Republic of Trindad and Tobago.

Various committee specific outstanding efforts were awarded to the Republic of Trindad and Tobago, represented by Harsh Patel, Rohan Nuthakki, Kristin Graves, Mariana Matias, Muskan Raghuwanshi, Sitara Mysore, and Z'vonty Flugence.

Congrats to the Speech Team!

Congratulations to the speech team for an excellent showing at the Sequoyah Speech Meet this weekend. The following students placed in individual competitions

Dramatic interpretation: Maya Nnaeto 2nd place

Humorous Interpretation: 1st place Anders Nelson, 2nd place Emma Svitil, 3rd Lara Strydom, and 4th place Olivia Palmer

Duo Acting:  1st Sarah Guzowski and Olivia Palmer, 2nd place Alex Atchison and Karthik Ramaswami, 3rd place Sven Hedge and Blake Williams, 4th place Suma Yellamraju and Irene Velez, 5th place Brooke Bernstein and Cam Perkins

Impromptu Speaking: 1st place Emma Svital

Faculty Awards

Please join me in celebrating our November Teacher of the Month, Professional of the Month and PLC of the Month:

Teacher of the Month – Katherine Rozei

            The French Exchange Program was such an incredible experience for AHS! Thanks Madame Rozei for your leadership of this exciting exchange for our students and our school. The memories and friendships made will stay with our students for a lifetime. Thank you also for your leadership of the World Language department as Department Chair. We appreciate all you do for our students, teachers and school!

Professional of the Month -  Saida Dzaferovic

            Saida (aka Ms. D.) manages our Virtual Learning Lab with love and has been instrumental in increasing the graduation rate at AHS. Thank you Ms. D. for all the extra time and support you provide to our students who need to take additional classes to graduate on time. Our students know you care about them and that you will do everything you can to help them succeed. Your extra efforts truly make a difference in the lives of our students! We appreciate you!

PLC of the Month – Our AHS Counseling Team

            Karen, Keisha, Dee, Susan and Amy…we appreciate you! On this day that we celebrate four years of increasing graduate rates, we must honor you. Thank you for all you do to guide our students through high school and walk across the stage in May. Each year, you end up working tirelessly to help seniors at-risk develop that final plan to graduate while you are also writing hundreds of recommendation letters to help students get accepted to the college of their dreams. We appreciate all that you do for our students and know that you have positively impacted the lives of so many AHS graduates! Thanks for all you do!