Ms. Arias's World History Class Discusses the Cold case of Julius Caesar

Homecoming Pep-Rally

Spirit Wear- Friday, 80's day

Technology Specialist Jeff Macko Receives Leadership Award

Spirit Wear- Thursday, Trends- Then & Now

Spirit Wear- Wednesday, Celebrity Day

Mrs. Eick Psychology Class

Spirit Week- Tuesday, Tacky Tourist

Spirit Week- Monday, Super Fan Day

Mrs. De lap and Mrs. Eick Psychology class

Ms. Velasquez Advanced Composition Class Gives Positive Feedback On College Essays

In Advanced Composition, Ms. Velazquez’s students continue to work on college personal narrative essays. Students give both positive and constructive feedback using post-its during a gallery walk of their narrative hook statements!

Of Mice of Men

Derek Wright and Kristen Irving teaching Of Mice and Men.

Congratulations Employees of The Month

Claudia Romero – Teacher of the month

AP Computer Science – Team of the month
L-R: Tom Hatcher, Jim White

Jeff Macko – Professional of the month

Thank you for your dedication to making AHS even better!

Speak Up, Reach Out!!!

Bianca Sheridan, Maiko Noiri-Schoen, Adrianne Torres, Yanic Jean-Jacques, Jasmine Jones, Kaitlyn Jimenez

School Social Workers (SSW) celebrating Suicide Prevention Month! Suicide is the second leading cause of death for young people between 10 to 24. SSW understands our students struggles can be underestimated because of their age. But SSW hear them, and help is available for students and their families. 

Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. - Phil Donahue

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists

Front Row L-R: Zachary Plimpton, Vivia Lung, Dara Karadsheh, Kaci Xie, Olivia Colburn, Nikhil Jaganathan
Back Row L-R: Kevin Zhao, Harika Kosaraju, Madhura Gangal, Abhayasimha Sastry, Varun Kasibhatla, Palin Bhardwaj, Priya Joshi
Not Pictured: Suchetas Bokil

National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), a non-profit organization that operates without government assistance, was established in 1955 to conduct the annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These individuals are one of approximately 16,000 high school seniors who are Semifinalists, and have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,500 National Merit Scholarships to be offered next spring. Qualifying as a Semifinalist is only the first step in the competition for National Merit Scholarships. To receive further consideration, you must advance to Finalist standing by fulfilling additional requirements; only Finalists can compete for Merit Scholarship awards. Congratulations and good luck to these students.

Ms. Hubbard's Class Presented Act III of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof

AP Lang Students Find The Witches

In AP Lang, before starting The Crucible, students play a game that simulates the witch-hunt from the Salem Witch Trials. Students accused each other and used a variety of strategies to determine the “witches” in the room, including an intense interrogation with a phone flashlight!

Shout Out To Nationally Ranked AHS Women’s Volleyball Team 2019-20!

Screenagers

Over 150 parents came from Alpharetta High School, Chattahoochee High School, Webb Bridge Middle School, Hopewell Middle School, and Taylor Road Middle School, to learn about internet safety and usage for students.

Debate Opener at University of Kentucky

At the University of Kentucky debate season opener the team of Suchetas Bokil and Shivan Moodley won the tournament and were 3rd and 1st speaker. The team of Jordan Di and Hargunn Sandhu finished in the top 32 and Jordan was 12th speaker .

From left to right : Robert Whitaker (assistant coach), Shivan, Suchetas , Hargunn, Jordan, and Ms. Laura Donnenfeld (Sponsor)

Ms. Velazquez’s Advanced Composition class 2019 - 2020

In Advanced Composition, Ms. Velazquez’s students continue to work on college personal narrative essays. Students give both positive and constructive feedback using post-its during a gallery walk of their narrative hook statements!

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - AHS 2019 Students of the Year

Shreya Ravichandran and Annie Seth were honored as part of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s 2019 class of top high school student leaders who helped raise over $1,199,500 toward the organization’s mission.  These girls contacted local business in Alpharetta as well as international businesses such as Microsoft and Coca-Cola to raise awareness and money for blood cancer research.  They were named Students of the Year and received a $2500 scholarship towards the college or university of their choice.

Student Yearbook Professional Development Day