Circulations:
466
Student sign-ins:
Total classes:
68
Mr. VanCleve's AP US History students learned about the judical system from District Attorney, Amy Ray.
Ms. Talarico's AP Literature students researched literary theories and then used the databases to understand Beloved by Toni Morrison through that lens.
Creative Writing, and South Literature, two electives offered at AHS met with local author Elliot Reed to construct an analog product. The prompt: Home. Where are you home? Where are you most yourself? Students typed up a review of the place and pinned it to the map.
Ms. Baer & Ms. Bunce's EC classes came in to read a book about seeds and plant life. Afterwards they planted seeds in a hydroponics tank, and in little pots.
On April 16th the Advanced Art class had a reception unveiling the mural in the Media Center. Students discussed the history of the land of Asheville High School and had a reception with community members.
Montecalvo and Wiltse English I students learned about the research process, the ethics of using AI, and how to cite sources. Students produced a magazine or a collection of writing about a topic of their choice.
Students in Ms. Hilliard's Theater I class learned about research methods. Each student picked a famous artist, learned about their lives and wrote an original monologue.
Zoey Norman and Ava Leigh Manderson led students in Creative writing and Southern Lit in a Songwriting Workshop.
The media center remains the heart of the school. Students come in all day to get tech help, reset during lunch, meet with friends before school or simply to say hi to one of our staff members.
The renovations of the work area in the Media Center have affected the ability to fully use this space. Stay tuned, in 2026-2027 staff will have access to a beautiful staff lounge courtesy of the interior design class, United Way funding, and the hard work of many ACS employees.