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EMPOWERING 21ST CENTURY GRADUATES
Contributor: Citizenship- Recognize the importance of their role in our connected world; Involvement- Willing to actively engage to make a positive difference; Community Oriented- Able to balance self-interest with the needs of society.
This week's Wildcat way is Noah Tolan! Noah can be found in all parts of our building lending a helping hand with a smile on his face. Last week Noah took the Fan Bus down to Plymouth, and was a leader among his peers. Noah took the initiative to make sure everyone on the bus had snacks, drinks and pizza. Moreover, Noah made sure the bus was clean and is a great example of a Wildcat!
The Wildcat Way...
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Congratulations Noah Tolan on your selection!
Testing Update
It's time to prepare for State Testing:
SAT, ACT WorkKeys, M-STEP, and PSAT 9/10
AHS Families,
Please review the testing letters below to help your student(s) prepare for the upcoming State testing. These letters include important dates, times, and requirements.
Grade level Testing Letters:
To excuse your child from providing Optional Student Information during the SAT Suite of Assessments, complete and return this "opt out" form before the testing date. This does NOT opt your child out of testing!
Do you need to attend school on testing day?
(Wednesday, April 9th)
Students and Parents,
In preparation for the upcoming state tests, please read this letter. It answers the question above and explains which students should attend on specific testing days during the second week in April.
There are only 3 weeks to practice until Test Day(s)
Do it now and be better prepared
AHS Upcoming Events
SENIORS- Important Time Sensitive Meeting
Hope you had a wonderful spring break! Savor each day until the end of the year, as it will go by so quickly.
Your Senior Meeting with Jostens will take place next Wednesday, March 26 @ 8:39.m. in the auditorium. It's VERY important that you be there! We know your schedules are hectic, but please do your best to be present. Mr. Bourdage will deliver some important information and you will receive your cap and gown and any graduation items you may have ordered at that time.
If you are unable to attend the meeting, all orders will be in the Main Office (after the meeting) for you to pick up at another time. If you have Dual Enrollment or Early College, please alert your instructors that you will miss class and why.
Please reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns.
Reminder - seniors do not report to school next Wednesday, April 9th. You have an opportunity to do ACC Freshmen Orientation - which was in the Weekly from 3/2/25 and here, work on scholarships and FAFS, do a college visit, or go to your college of choice and work out housing, etc. Be productive and use the time wisely.
We can't wait to see you on Wednesday!
Mrs. H and Mr. Bourdage
Masquer's Club ~ There is still time to get a ticket
If you missed buying your ticket to the Masquer’s Club student performance, there is still time! Members of the Masquer’s Club will be selling tickets for their production “The Internet is Distract- OH LOOK A KITTEN!” during all three lunches on Wednesday, March 26 and 27th. Tickets will be $4 and the student performance will occur on Friday, March 28th during the 2nd and 3rd hours. To watch the performance, you must have your ticket signed by your 2nd and 3rd-hour teacher. If you are missing any of these signatures, you will be sent back to class. To purchase a ticket, you must not be on academic probation. If you are, you must visit with either Dean Mitchell or Assistant Principal to purchase your ticket. If you can’t make it to the student performance we will have public performances on Friday at 7:30 pm, Saturday at 2 pm and 7:30, and Sunday at 2 pm. Tickets will be sold at the door. See Mr. K if you have any questions.
Counseling
Students: if you added dual enrollment to your schedule for the 25/26 school year and you want the class in semester 1, please schedule an appointment to see your counselor in April to select your ACC class.
if you are planning to take an online class semester 1 of the 25/26 school year, please schedule an appointment to see your counselor to complete the necessary paperwork
Items To Review
WE NEED YOUR HELP
KAPUT (AHS form of PAC)
KAPUT will be planning and executing these upcoming events:
After Prom
Senior Sunrise (hopefully breakfast also)
Senior Celebration
Our next meeting will be Monday, April, 7th at 6PM
in The Wildcat Den
We need ideas, help with securing prizes, set up/clean up, chaperoning, donating food item.
If you can help in any way please contact us,
Terry Manning 989-590-2031
Congratulations! We successfully conducted an unannounced tornado drill before the break, and the entire building was cleared in less than two minutes. We always plan these drills with the hope that they are never needed, but it’s reassuring to see that we are well-prepared.
Please take a moment to thank your students for their cooperation and seriousness during the drill. Additionally, we encourage you to review any questions or concerns at home to ensure everyone feels confident in our emergency procedures.
Upcoming Events:
3/26/25 Josten's Senior Delivery
3/28/25 Masquer's Student Mantinee
7:30pm Masquer's Evening Production
3/29/25 Masquer's Mantinee 2pm
7:30pm Masquer's Evening Production
3/30/25 Masquer's Mantinee 2pm
4/7/25 KAPUT Meeting 6pm Wildcat Den
4/9/25 SAT Testing ~ Only Juniors Attend School
4/10/25 PSAT Testing 9 & 10th/ Juniors take the ACT Workkeys Test
4/16/25 M-Step Testing Juniors A-L
4/17/25 M-Step Testing Junior M-Z
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.
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 E110 (School Success) if you need help resolving an issue. Peer mediators don't take sides or place blame on anyone!
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