Road Safety with FCCLA!

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and State Farm are empowering FCCLA members from Alpharetta High School to explore how roadway infrastructure affects their safety. Today representatives of national FCCLA, local State Farm agents, Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, and traffic safety experts are joining students at Alpharetta High School to assess the safety of their school’s intersection. The students are learning firsthand about the importance of roadway engineering and good infrastructure for the safety of everyone who travels our roads. The RSA also promotes careers in road engineering, transportation and highway safety to today's youth.

Spring Pep Rally 2017

2017 Atlanta Chapter

Mr. McCray is pleased to announce that Kayley Beard from the Alpharetta High School’s architecture class placed 2^nd in the 2017 Atlanta chapter of the American Institute of Architects’High School Student Design Competition. Kayley’s work was judge by local architects, professors of architects and design from Kennesaw and GaTech. This competition give scholarships to first to third places. AIA Atlanta is a professional organization advocating for architects, designers and students.

Students engage in peer critiques in Art

SENIOR GAMES 2017!

Honoring our Teachers!

Foundation Honors Teachers of the week (Mr. Cohen not pictured)

Coach Nance honors Teacher of the Year : David Boyd!

Mr. Wright honors Professional of the Year: Laura Smith

AHS Golf

Leadership Matters Award!

Clair Greenaway selected by Allison Kornegay for “Leadership Matters” award. Dr. Kersey started this recognition for 2017 in order to honor the great work of administrators, department chairs and other school leaders.

AHS Students place 3rd at GATSA!

Pranav Mutyala and Siddhartha Vemuri placed 3^rd

in “Debating Technology Issues” at the 2017 Georgia Technology Student Association (GATSA) State Leadership Conference. Pranav and Siddhartha will compete in the National TSA Conference in Orlando

Staff Recognitions

Professional of the Month: Jeff Macko

Teacher of the Month: Jeremy Howard

AP Literature Projects

Mrs. Oliver’s AP Literature classes made insightful, creative, and artistic projects to reflect the themes of the novel, Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison.  They will be on display in the media center until Thursday of this week.