FROM THE DESK OF: Adam Kurth, Principal

Greetings AHS Families and School Community,

What a successful and impactful time at AHS leading up to Spring Break!

Our Girls Basketball Team thrilled our school community with another trip to the state semifinals.
Our Wrestling team finished second in the state!
The AHS Girls Ski team won state for the fourth year in a row!
AHS Gymnastics finished 5th in the state.
Our performing arts students and staff brought us an INCREDIBLE performance of Bright Star, and Broadway Company put on the always entertaining Musical Theater Nights. Our students also earned numerous Jerry Award nominations for their work on Bright Star!!!
We held four Hawk Walks for six State Qualifying teams, Girls Basketball, Wrestling, Boys Swim and Dive, Dance team, Gymnastics, and Ski teams.
AHS NHS students raised over $10,000 to support the hurricane devastation in Asheville.
Our Math Team entered two teams in the Brookfield competition taking first and second!
AHS hosted a positive ACT testing day supporting our well-prepared students as they took the state required ACT test.
Our JSA student group hosted a School Board Forum to hear the views, goals, and priorities of those running to serve.
Our Warhawk Manufacturing students were recognized by the Hartland Chamber of Commerce for the Helping Hands award!
DECA students advanced to Nationals.

There are many other individual student and group celebrations from this month! This is only a snapshot of all the great things going on here and shows the broad spectrum of success our students achieve at AHS!

Graduation is only two months away!!!

Please consider celebrating our seniors by purchasing Grad Grams! This is a new celebration which began last year where families, friends, and community can purchase Grad Grams and leave personalized messages for our graduates to read when they pick up their diploma. The positive impact on our graduates is visible when they open up and read the messages they receive. Grad Grams can be purchased at either office to complete handwritten messages, or purchased digitally HERE.

Please consider supporting our Special Education fundraiser, the Lobster Boil!

Please vote!

We hope you all have a safe and relaxing Spring Break.

UPCOMING EVENTS

March 24-28: Spring BreakApril 4 - 3rd quarter endsApril 7 - 4th quarter beginsApril 8 - Spring State Testing for 9th/10th grade studentsApril 18 - No SchoolApril 20 - Happy EasterApril 21 - No School, Inservice

UPCOMING SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS
April 1 - Finance, Legislation, Building and Grounds at 6:45am, District Board RoomApril 9 - Policy Committee at 6:45am, District Board RoomApril 9 - School Board Meeting, 6:30pm, District Board Room

REFERENDUM 2025

REVISED FACILITIES REFERENDUM INFORMATION

📣Arrowhead Referendum 2025: What You Need to Know!

On April 1, 2025, Arrowhead voters will decide on a $136.2 million referendum focused on enhancing safety, modernizing instructional spaces, and improving efficiency by consolidating into one updated North building.

Key Highlights:

- Enhanced safety and security with secure main entries
- New and renovated classrooms, labs, and commons areas
- Renovated and expanded pool
- Improved, safer traffic flow
- Cost-saving consolidation—eliminating long-term South building expenses

💰Estimated tax impact: $1.02 per $1,000 of property value (tax impact includes principal AND interest on a 20-year loan).

☑️Make Your Voice Heard! Vote by April 1 and visit arrowheadschools.org/referendum for details including FAQs.

🗳️Get ready to vote! Check registration & polling info at MyVoteWI.gov. #ArrowheadReferendum #VoteApril1

#ArrowheadReferendum #SaferSchools #VoteApril1

AHS Referendum 2025 Fact Sheet - FOR PRINT.pdf

IMPORTANT UPDATES

DIRECT ADMIT REMINDER TO PARENTS OF JUNIORS (Class of 2026):

If you are interested in allowing your child to participate in Direct Admit WI, please be sure to opt in before April 30th. For more information about Direct Admit, please click here.

Directions for how PARENTS can OPT IN:

Login to Skyward Family Access (Parent)
In Family Access, click on Direct Admit Wisconsin (bottom left navigation)
Read the electronic FERPA statement
Click on the button “I would like to participate in the Direct Admit Wisconsin Program”.
Once that button is checked, it is automatically saved and you (student/guardian) are notified that your update has been made.

Arrowhead Union High School District Achieves Clean Financial Audit and Maintains Aa1 Bond Rating

The Arrowhead Union High School District is proud to announce the completion of its most recent financial audit, receiving a clean report and further solidifying the district's financial health. This achievement, combined with the District's favorable Aa1 bond rating, demonstrates the Arrowhead School Board’s and Administration’s ongoing commitment to responsible fiscal management and strong financial stewardship.

The audit, conducted by an independent, external auditing firm, confirmed that the District's financial statements for the fiscal year were accurate and in full compliance with all applicable accounting standards. This clean audit signifies that Arrowhead’s financial practices are sound, transparent and well-managed, ensuring that public funds are being utilized efficiently and effectively for the benefit of the students and community.

In addition to the clean audit, the Arrowhead Union High School District currently maintains a Aa1 bond rating issued by Moody’s Investors Service in 2010. This high rating reflects the District’s strong financial position, including healthy reserves, stable revenue sources, and prudent management practices. The Aa1 rating places Arrowhead in an excellent position to pursue future financing opportunities at favorable terms, which will support ongoing educational programs, infrastructure improvements, and capital projects.

“It is no surprise to receive such positive feedback on our financial health,” said Brandon Miller, School Board Member and Finance Committee Chair, Arrowhead Union High School District. “This clean audit and exceptional bond rating are a direct reflection of the hard work and dedication of our business services team, School Board and Administration. It also speaks to the trust our community places in us to manage its resources with the utmost responsibility.”

The District’s financial strength and fiscal responsibility are critical to future efforts to enhance educational offerings and provide high quality facilities. The positive audit report and Aa1 rating support the mission to prepare students for success after they graduate from Arrowhead High School.

About Arrowhead Union High School District
Arrowhead Union High School District serves the school communities of Hartland Lakeside, Lake Country, Merton, North Lake, Richmond, Stone Bank, and Swallow for grades 9-12. Arrowhead students experience exceptional educational opportunities through a wide range of rigorous academic programs, challenging extracurricular activities, and highly competitive athletic teams.

Contact:
Arrowhead Union High School District
Phone: (262) 369-3611
Email: farner@arrowheadschools.org
Website: www.arrowheadschools.org

RESOURCE PERIOD ATTENDANCE

As stated in the November Arrowhead Advisor, it’s important for students to check their Flex app each morning to ensure they’re in the right Resource location (0 hour). If students are requested to attend a classroom by a teacher and they don't attend, they are marked absent. In addition, students should be signing up for a classroom if a teacher hasn't assigned them. If they don't sign up for a room, students are automatically placed and must go to that location for attendance purposes. Students can sign up for their Resource weeks in advance on their Flex app.

Absences from Resource will count towards attendance / truancy. Continued absences from any class can lead to conduct unbecoming of an athlete, if a student is in a sport or club. Please remind your student to double-check the app for an assigned location and if not assigned, they need to sign up for a location. Parents may receive a phone call stating your child was marked absent and this will be reflected in the 0 hour column on Skyward.

Tardiness to Resource period is also recorded in Skyward Attendance. Repeated tardiness to Resource period can result in detention and/or the revocation of a parking permit.

**Please Note: Resource Period and Homeroom are not the same - Homeroom is assigned for the year; Resource can change based on what a student signs up for and if a teacher assigns a student to their Resource Period **

Required Homeroom Schedule

The following remaining dates are REQUIRED HOMEROOMS for ALL students. This includes students with late arrival FSO (flexible scheduling option). Please mark your calendars and remind your student(s) of these dates. Student not present for required Homeroom will be marked absent. These are dates set aside with important information and/or activities for all students.

April 16

May 21

Student / Business Networking Event

Sales & Promotions students will be practicing their networking skills through a Networking Event on April 11. If you are a business and/or marketing professional that is interested in working with our students to improve their communication skills, please think about signing up. After you sign-up, Mrs. Danay will reach out to you with more information and details about the event.

https://forms.gle/PSk31bH3HiYWA2HB7

SPRING PRE ACT TESTING

Dear Parents:

This information is a reminder of the Pre ACT Secure assessment coming up on April 8 for all grade 9

and grade 10 students. Testing will take place in the morning and classes will resume in the

afternoon for 3rd and 4th blocks.

Students will test in their homerooms unless otherwise specified (students with testing

accommodations). Students with accommodations should connect with their case manager or

counselor regarding their testing schedule, location and specific accommodation.Testing begins

promptly at 7:20 A.M.

Other important details:

● Freshmen and Sophomores have school- issued chromebooks and MUST have their

chromebook charged. Parents, please ensure that your child has a charged

chromebook and charging cord with them on April 8.

● 9th and 10th graders with a NORTH CAMPUS class during 1st or 2nd block on April 8 will

be excused from class for testing.

● NORTH CAMPUS students with a SOUTH CAMPUS class during 1st or 2nd block will

report to study hall at NORTH CAMPUS.

● Students should bring their Arrowhead School I.D or Driver's license, and #2 Pencil, and

ACT approved calculator.

● CELL PHONES WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN TESTING SESSIONS. This prohibition

also includes smart watches and air pods. Phones and watches should be stored in either

lockers or in backpacks. If a student accesses their phone during testing, they will be

dismissed and the test will be voided.

● To assist in preparing for the Pre ACT Secure, students can use the link to practice test

items: https://tn.preact.actonline.act.org/client/index.html

The Pre ACT Secure assessment can provide valuable information for our school and to

parents on student progress. Wisconsin schools are assessed and ranked based on this data,

including scores on the DPI State Report Card (SRC). For these reasons, it is strongly

recommended that all students participate in Pre ACT Secure assessment.

Please let us know if you have any questions!

Sue Casetta - Director of Learning

Thomas Stuber- Pre ACT Secure Test Coordinator

Donna Smith - Pre ACT Secure Test Technical Coordinator

ARROWHEAD HIGH SCHOOL

SCHOOL BOARD

Hello, Arrowhead Community!

Please vote.

On behalf of the Arrowhead School Board, we respectfully request your participation in the upcoming facilities referendum scheduled for April 1, 2025.

Spring Break is almost upon us, with many families planning time away with their children for fun and relaxation. While this is a time all of us look forward to with great enthusiasm, please understand the challenge it presents for much-needed engagement for balloting.

The Arrowhead School Board and Administration have undertaken a nearly two-year process of facilities assessment and fiscal review with resultant plans to address long-range facilities needs. Hearing a high level of interest from our community for consolidation of our campus into a single building, the initial proposal of new construction was brought to the public in a November referendum. When this initiative did not pass, our team listened and pivoted to a second approach for consolidation: a combination of renovation and new construction that also meets our needs of enhancing school safety, updating educational space and improving efficiencies. A unanimous decision of the Board brings this referendum to our community on the April 1 ballot.

Your voice counts in this referendum outcome. If you cannot be at the polls on April 1, please consider early mail balloting or early in-person voting, which begins March 18. Contact your municipal clerk or visit MyVoteWI.gov (https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/) for additional information.

Thank you, in advance, for exercising one of the most important of our American freedoms: the right to vote! Best wishes to our Arrowhead families for an enjoyable Spring Break!

Kim Schubert

School Board President

CELEBRATIONS!

CLASS OF 2025 STUDENT RECOGNITION CELEBRATIONS

We are proud and happy to announce we will be hosting our SECOND ANNUAL AHS CLASS of 2025 MILITARY CELEBRATION! This year's celebration will be held as a BREAKFAST.

In addition to our upcoming Military Warhawks, we will also be honoring……

When: Wednesday, May 28th

Where: North Campus Cafeteria

Time: 7:00 am - 7:50 am (Breakfast will be served at 7:00 am and we will begin the recognitions at 7:30 am)

CONGRATULATIONS TO MADDIE SEEGER AS THE MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM DOCENT AWARD RECIPIENT!

Maddie's artwork, Unapologetically Me, in the 2025 Scholastic Art Awards: Wisconsin Exhibition, has been selected to receive a Milwaukee Art Museum Docent Award. This individual donor has chosen to honor Maddie's artistic talents with a $250 cash award. P

Congratulations Maddie on receiving this additional award in celebration of your achievement in the 2025 Scholastic Art Awards: Wisconsin Exhibition. We hope this will further inspire your artistic endeavors! Please click on this Slideshow Link to see Maddie's excellent work!!

BRIGHT STAR

Our community was treated to an amazing performance of Bright Star by our students! The cast and crew were nominated for several Jerry Awards!!!

FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

Students of the Month is a monthly recognition highlighting outstanding students who have captured the gratitude and appreciation of both teachers and administrators. Our goal is to celebrate the exceptional qualities and achievements of students who display dedication, leadership, academic excellence, and high-quality character within our school. Congratulations to these incredible students who represent the true quality of our AHS student body!

JSA took over our Nation's Capital!

February 19-23, AHS JSA students explored Washington DC and enjoyed immersing themselves in our nation's history, while also getting to see a show and watch the Bucks take on the Wizards! Students participated in a "Mini-Con" where they had the opportunity to hear from a guest speaker (a former AHS student) who currently serves as legal counsel for Senator Ron Johnson and to debate current topics related to our nation's politics. We look forward to next year's trip!

PARENT GROUPS

Arrowhead Scholarship Fund (ASF) and Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)

AHS PTO

The PTO dine outs are:

Wednesday, April 2nd - Bubba's Frozen Custard

Wednesday, May 7th - 5-8pm at the Hartland Culvers

Upcoming PTO Meetings - 6:30pm in the Library Room at North Campus

Thursday, February 13th

Thursday, March 13th

Thursday, April 10th

Thursday, May 15th

Watch the AHS PTO Facebook page for updates or visit the AHS PTO website at: https://www.arrowheadpto.com/home_1

Thanks so much for all that you do! We appreciate your support!

Happy Holidays!

FACEBOOK

INSTAGRAM

WEBSITE

We have volunteer opportunities available for parents and students, if they are interested. The link to for those opportunities can be found here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084AADAC2EA4FAC34-54178886-20242025

Support the AHS PTO at no cost to you via Raise Right. You can purchase gift cards (physical and digital) where the retailers and restaurants send a portion directly to the AHS PTO. If you download the App on your mobile device, you can have the gift cards delivered directly to the app within minutes of purchase. The link to sign up is https://www.raiseright.com/enroll/TJ18CTSKL7AM.

The next PTO meeting is on Thursday, April 10th at 6:30pm at North Campus.

Grad Grams are available in the North and South Campus offices to purchase paper versions. They are also available on the PTO website for digital version.

Arrowhead Scholarship Fund

SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP SEASON!

In 2024, AHS Seniors were awarded 100 scholarships valued at $92,500 from the Arrowhead Scholarship Fund. The time to apply for 2025 is coming soon.

All seniors are encouraged to apply. ASF honors the achievements of well-rounded students who balance multiple activities including: academics, sports, clubs, work, volunteer hours and leadership. Scholarships are offered to students planning to continue their education at either two-year or four-year institutions. By completing one ASF application, your student will be considered for over 100 scholarships!

The ASF scholarship application became available electronically December 18, 2024.

All seniors will be notified via email when the application opens. The application link will be posted on the Arrowhead Scholarship Fund website, under the “Students” header at www.arrowheadscholarshipfund.org. Applications are due February 7, 2025. Students will be notified in early May and presented with awards May 18, 2025 in the North Campus Theater.

SUCCESSFUL ASF DINNER AND AUCTION!

PARENT INFORMATION

2025 SENIOR PARTY HELP

Before you get to proudly watch your senior cross the stage to receive an AHS diploma on Saturday, June 7th, your senior will be enjoying a final party with peers the night before the graduation ceremony. With that, WHY NOT HELP GET THE PARTY STARTED! We are asking you to let us know if you would be interested in helping.

Please complete the questions in this Google Form so we can be in touch moving forward. THANK YOU in advance for your help!

SUMMER OF 2026 - ICELAND

Iceland PDF.pdf

WARHAWK MANUFACTURING DIPLOMA HOLDERS FOR SALE

Celebrate Your Student’s Achievement with an AHS Graduation Diploma Holder!

Buy here now!

Give your students a keepsake they’ll cherish—our custom AHS Graduation Diploma Holders! Whether they’re graduating this year, next year, or even if they’ve already graduated, we can create a personalized holder for any class year.

Limited Availability! We can't guarantee these will be available next year.
Supports Senior Scholarships! 90% of profits go directly to funding scholarships.
Pre-Order Now! Secure yours today before they’re gone.

Don't miss out on this perfect graduation gift!

Warhawk Manufacturing Sales Team

Graduation is a once-in-a-lifetime milestone, and we know you want to celebrate your senior with a gift that’s as special as their achievements. That’s why Warhawk Manufacturing is offering hand-crafted diploma holders with a built-in tassel display—a unique and meaningful way to honor their hard work.

Ninety percent of the proceeds will directly support senior scholarships, helping our graduates better prepare for their futures. By purchasing one, you’re not only creating a lasting memory for your student but also giving back to the school community.

We’re reaching out early to ensure these gifts are ready on time for graduation. Please take a moment to fill out this quick form to let us know if you’d be interested in ordering one and what price range you’d consider fair. Your input is vital to making this project a success!

[Diploma Holders Interest form]

[Warhawk manufacturing website]

Thank you for supporting your seniors and their classmates with this meaningful gesture.

Warm Regards,

Warhawk Manufacturing Sales team

ACT PREP: SUMMER 2025

Summer is the best time to get an edge!

You’ll find that ACT academic coaching enhances skills, knowledge, and confidence as students learn strategies and practice ACT passages with expert guidance.

All summer classes will be held at Arrowhead High School.

Please use this link for additional details, contacts, cost and registration.

ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES

Please schedule an appointment HERE

ACTIVITIES OFFICE UPDATES

Girls Basketball - The talented team ended the season with a record of 25-4. They were Conference Champs, Regional Champs, and Sectional Champs. They fell to Muskego in the state semi-final game but they are young, talented and looking forward to more great basketball next year!

Boys Basketball - The team ended the season with a 14-10 overall record showing impressive improvement over the season. Their future looks bright as they build on their skills and continue to play with relentless intensity!

Girls Ice Hockey - The co-op team continued to have fun and played with heart and determination. They finished their season with a record of 13-12 and look forward to next year.

Boys Ice Hockey - The aggressive playing team battled every game and found ways to win! They ended the season as sectional runner ups with a record of 23-4. Congratulations on a great season!

Gymnastics - The team ended their season 5th at state! Congratulations on a great season!

Boys Swimming - The team ended their season 10th at state! Congratulations on a great season!

Wrestling - The team ended their season as State Runner-Up! The previous two times they ended state runner up was in 2011 and 2005. The team is proud to show they have depth to be known as a great team!

Girls Alpine Ski - The team ended their season as State Champs!! Congratulations!

Boys Alpine Ski - The team ended their season 3rd at state! Congratulations on a great season!

We look forward to our spring sports starting! Stay tuned for results from track & field, lacrosse, softball, baseball, boys golf, boys tennis and girls soccer!

Follow our social media handles to see results of each of our team's play!

Please fill out the google form on the sports page of the Arrowhead website - https://www.arrowheadschools.org/activities/sports/spring

Please make sure the athlete's annual online athletic forms are complete. They are the concussion form, the WIAA eligibility form and the athletic permission form. The forms can be found on the FAMILY access skyward account. Please also make sure the athlete has a current green physical exam card on file in the activities office.

All of these items must be current and complete before the first day of practice / tryouts in order to be eligible to participate.

Any questions regarding spring registration or eligibility status can be directed to the activities office.

Email AD -

Activities Office Contact Information

Activities Director: R.yan Mangan 262-369-3612 Ext 4203 mangan@arrowheadschools.org

AD Assistant: Patrick Cottrell 8:00am-4:30pm 262-369-3612 Ext 4202 cottrell@arrowheadschools.org

Activities Asst: Jill Bradley 7:00am-10:45am 262-369-3612 Ext 4213 bradley@arrowheadschools.org

Activities Asst: Tina Groff 10:45am-4:00pm 262-369-3612 Ext 4213 groff@arrowheadschools.org

Fax: 262-367-1870

School Year Hours: 7:00am-4:30pm

Click HERE for information on all of our Clubs and HERE for our Fine Arts Programs!

MULLETT NEWS!

China Ice Hockey Delegation: I had some special visitors that came to the Mullett last week! A group of Hockey players and coaches from China came to talk to and skate with our coaches and players. They all left with a little piece of Arrowhead! (Photos attached). This is part of an exchange program that we will also be sending some of our coches to China this summer! Along with the players and coaches, there were 2 interpreters and 3 local hosts that helped coordinate the visit.

Spring Learn to Skate and Learn to Play Hockey: We have a few spots open for each program. Sessions start 4/2/25

LTS INFO LTP INFO

Upcoming Parent & Tot Free skating sessions:

3/25 9:00am - 10:00am

3/31 9:00am - 10:00am

4/8 9:00am - 10:00am

4/15 9:00am - 10:00am

4/21 9:00am - 10:00am

4/28 1:30pm - 2:30pm

MORE INFO

Public Skating Sessions:

3/22 1:30 - 3:00pm

3/29 1:30 - 3:00pm

4/5 1:30 - 3:00pm

MORE INFO

REPEATED PARENT INFORMATION AND UPDATES

PARENT COMMUNICATION UPDATES

We are excited to announce two new communication features we want to share with our AHS families:

Emergency Text Messaging System

To receive our emergency text messages, please use your phone to opt in and text "yes" to the number 67587.
- If you have another child in one of our feeder districts, you may receive a message that you are already enrolled.
- If you do not opt in, we will do our best to use email and social media for communications as soon as possible.

Changes to Attendance/Absence Procedures for Parents

In an effort to create an easier and more efficient process for families to enter absences, AHS will be transitioning to using the Parent Access to Skyward for submitting student attendance. We still accept phone messages but it is our hope that the Skyward App becomes the main method of absence notification.

Skyward App Absence Reporting

Log in
Select Main Menu
Select Attendance
Select Add Absence Request
The following will automatically be entered
1. Student Name
2. School
3. Current Date
The date can be changed to enter a future absence
If absence is not all day, click green switch to enter time period of absence
1. It is critical that you enter the time in and out, if not all day, so we have an accurate picture of the time your student will be gone (for example, part of a class period or only part of a day).
Select Reason (drop down box)
1. If you select “other” please enter comments on the reason
Comments (optional unless you selected “other” for the absence reason)
If you want siblings to be absent on the same time and day, click the green yes by that child’s name

Absence Requests from Guardians within Skyward Mobile App VIDEO

Expectation Reminders

With the start of the school year, we wanted to share a few expectations that we feel are important to review before school begins. The slides linked below will also be shared with all students on the first day of school in their Resource Period. If you have any questions, please contact your student's Associate Principal: Becky Gordon at North Campus: gordon@arrowheadschools.org or Sarah Vogel at South Campus: vogel@arrowheadschools.org.

Top Expectations

- Cell Phones

- Dress Code

- Drug / Alcohol Use

- Respect

Arrowhead High School

Non-Arrowhead High School Sponsored Event or Activity Absence Exception Request

Linked here you will find the application forms to be completed by you and your child relating to a request to exempt absences when participating in non-Arrowhead High School sponsored events or activities. Due to the fact that many of these events/activities take place outside of Hartland as well as outside of Wisconsin, we have found that students who participate in these tend to miss a larger number of days than students who are participating in an event/activity sponsored by AHS. Please note that the school only has the authority to excuse these absences should it be identified as a gifted or talented opportunity. However, this information does help as our administration works through absences with our families.

Parents may excuse their students who miss school for a non-Arrowhead Sponsored Event as long as they are within the 10 days of absence allotted by the State of Wisconsin. Once the 10 days are met, students are marked as unexcused. An exemption in the missed day(s) can be granted if the student qualifies based on the application form linked above and team decision. An exemption means the absence does not count towards those 10 days.

Please click on the link above and review the information provided.

AHS FUNDRAISING

AHS Programs Financial Support

School funding is always a challenging world to navigate. Each year, schools see a set of opportunities with costs associated with them that are unable to be funded by the current state funding and the AHS budget. We often have families with the means to support such opportunities who have expressed that there isn't an avenue to be made aware or to donate directly to a need. Each newsletter, we will list opportunities for our community to consider supporting. There is never an expectation, only an appreciation for considering.

Current Considerations

The Warhawk Rise Program - We are still looking for a committed benefactor who would like to support this great event! A new program we are developing at AHS that will recognize any student who has improved their grade point average by 1.0 or better from one semester to the next. (EX: from a 2.5 Fall semester to a 3.5 Spring semester) This is a significant achievement by students who put in great efforts toward success that may not always receive the recognition they deserve. The annual cost of this program runs about $4,000 each year and includes a semi-formal celebration brunch with their families invited and and gift bags recognizing their efforts. Please contact Principal Adam Kurth at kurth@arrowheadschools.com or North Counselor, Kelly Matthias at matthias@arrowheadschools.org to support.

Arrowhead Scholarship Fund - This amazing program provides an incredible amount of scholarships each year thanks to the generosity of our community. Families and companies have the ability to provide direction as to how their scholarship would be decided and awarded. Please see the ASF Donor Webpage for more information!

AHS Tennis Courts Fundraiser Please consider supporting our tennis efforts to update and upgrade our AHS tennis courts!

Something we missed?

Please email kurth@arrowheadschools.org and let us know! We want this newsletter to have all of the information our families need.