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Upcoming Events:
10/5/25 Powderfuff events and Kickoff to Homecoming
10/8/25 Senior Sunset Sponsored by KAPUT Times TBA
10/9/25 College Night in the AHS Gym 5:30pm
10/5/25 Homecoming Kick Off -- Powderpuff game and Junior/Senior Volleyball Game; times: TBA
10/10/25 Homecoming Assembly, Homecoming Parade, and Homecoming Football Game
10/11/25 Homecoming Dance at AHS
10/13/25 No School Staff PD
10/20/25 Gearup Day at AHS
10/21/25 Picture Retake Day
10/22/25 Senior Sunset Rain Makeup
10/23/25 NMSQT Test Day
10/30/25 1/2 Day for student PM Parent/Teacher Conferences
10/31/25 AM Parent/Teacher Conferences
11/3/25 KAPUT Meeting 6pm in the Wildcat Den
11/6/25 ASVAB Testing
Parent Information Forum - Choosing and Paying For College 6pm AHS Auditorium
11/11/25 Veteran's Day
11/19/25 NCAA Parent Information Forum 6pm in the Wildcat Den
11/26/25 No School Thanksgiving Break
11/27/25 No School Thanksgiving Break
11/28/25 No School Thanksgiving Break
12/1/25 KAPUT Meeting 6pm in the Wildcat Den
OK2SAY is the student safety program which allows students to confidentially report tips on potential harm or criminal activities directed at students, school employees, and schools. It uses a comprehensive communication system to facilitate tip sharing among students, parents, school personnel, community mental health service programs, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, and law enforcement officials about harmful behaviors that threaten to disrupt the learning environment.
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Student Climate Team will be trained to conduct peer mediation for students who are in conflict with one another. The goal of having peer mediation at AHS is to help create a more positive culture in our school where both sides win and one party doesn't feel as if they are being treated unfairly. Please see Mr. Robarge in Restorative Center (School Success) if you need help resolving an issue. Peer mediators don't take sides or place blame on anyone!
Have you ever wondered how our school lunch menus are created? Curious about what goes into deciding a snow day? Or perhaps you’ve been puzzled by terms like "collective bargaining agreement" or wondered why the district can’t purchase gifts for staff?
If so, we invite you to participate in our "ASK APS" initiative. This is your chance to ask the questions that matter to you. Each month, we’ll select questions that are intriguing, timely, or widely relevant to answer in the Superintendent's Update, Central Office communications, school newsletters, or even at Board meetings.
While we may not be able to address every question, we’re committed to answering as many as we can.
Please note: This form is not intended for questions specific to individual students or situations. For those, please reach out directly to your child’s teacher or principal.
Rest assured, your submissions are completely anonymous—no contact information is collected
Glow Show Flyer AHS Marching Band.pdfRegister to Vote!
Your voice matters—if you're 18 or older, take the first step in shaping your community by registering to vote today!
16 and 17-year-olds can now preregister to vote in Michigan.
To preregister to vote in Michigan, an individual must:
Be a Michigan resident
Be a United States citizen
Be at least 16 years of age
Not be currently serving a sentence in jail or prison
Encourage young people you know to preregister to vote now so they can cast a ballot when they turn 18!
Learn more at Michigan.gov/Preregistration.
Visit the Michigan Voter Information Center for answers to questions like:
Am I eligible to vote?
How do I register to vote or update my information online?
I’ve moved. Do I have to update my registration?
How do I register to vote on Election Day?
What's the deadline to register?
Where can I register to vote?
Can I vote as a student?
Has my polling place changed?
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