FROM THE DESK OF: Adam Kurth, Principal

September may be the best time of year for high schools. The combination of fall activities and autumn weather supports student engagement and mindset. There is a positive vibe in the buildings with the start of the new year and, especially this year, students are confident and recognizing all of the opportunities available in the second year of our new schedule.

We're excited to invite everyone to our upcoming events and to celebrate our school community together!

Hawkfest this Friday (tonight!) from 4-7!
Homecoming October 10th.
- Parade at 4:30 in beautiful downtown Hartland.
- Food Truck tailgate!- new this year - provided by our PTO after the parade.
- Game at 7 as we take on Hamilton.
- Performances by our AHS Band and Hawkettes
Parent/Teacher Conferences on October 13th.

AHS is also proud to share numerous academic celebrations that were identified this summer.

We were recently recognized as one of the top schools in the state by US News and World Report! Arrowhead High School is back in the top 10, ranked 10th out of 549 schools statewide!
AHS posted the highest ACT score in over five years.
AP participation increased by over 200 students and scores increased to one of the highest average scores ever for AHS.
Lowest number of student D's/F's we've ever tracked.

We are extremely proud of our students and staff for these incredible accomplishments and recognitions!

Happy Fall to our AHS families and school community!

Adam Kurth

Principal, Arrowhead High School

UPCOMING EVENTS

September 12: HawkFestSeptember 16: Grades 9-11 ACT testing - No School for SeniorsSeptember 26: No School - Teacher InserviceOctober 3: Picture Retake Day (details below) October 13: Parent Teacher Conferences, 4:00 - 8:00 pm at both campusesOctober 24: No School - InserviceOctober 31: End of 1st quarter

UPCOMING SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS
September 16: Building, Grounds & Finance Committee Meeting, 6:45 am, District Office BoardroomSeptember 18: Curriculum Committee Meeting, 6:45 am, District Office BoardroomOctober 7: Policy Committee Meeting, 6:45 am, District BoardroomOctober 8: School Board Meeting, 6:30 pm, District Office BoardroomOctober 15: Annual Meeting, 6:30 pm, District Office Boardroom

Welcome Back Information!

2025-2026 Calendar

RED/BLUE Calendar

Bell Schedule

Important Dates

Sept 12 - HawkFest

Sept 16- Practice ACT Testing- 9-11th grades Early Release - No School Seniors

Sept 26 - No School- Staff PD

Oct 10/11 - Homecoming Football / Dance

Oct 13 - Fall Conferences / AHS Open House

Oct 24 - No School- Staff PD

Nov 24-28 - Thanksgiving Break

Dec 22-Jan 2 - Christmas Break

Jan 19 - No School Staff PD

Jan 21-23 - Semester Exams

Jan 21 - 8th Grade Orientation

Jan 26 - No School - Staff Records Day

Jan 27 - 2nd Semester Begins

Feb 20 - No School- Staff PD

March 30-April 3 - Spring Break

April 18 - Prom

April 24 - No School- Staff PD

May 25 - Memorial Day - No school

Graduation - TBD

June 10-12 - Final exams (grades 9-11)

June 12 - Last Day of School

MORNING DROPOFF!

Welcome to one of the ongoing challenges of AHS. Last year's adjustments and structures created the most efficient morning traffic flow we've had in years. If all families can support the image below, it makes for the safest and quickest drop-off experience for everyone!

Please only drop off in the green identified areas
Have students walk to the furthest north crosswalk identified in yellow on the map.
Pull all the way forward. Pulling forward allows multiple cars to drop-off and clear out at the same time. Please do not stop short or by the X's on the image as that creates unnecessary backups!
Ensure your student is ready to exit your car when you stop. Keep backpacks
The blue lines should be passthrough only lines watching for students crossing. These are not dropoff locations.

Finally, please proceed cautiously at all times! We have hundreds of students crossing our drives. Please help us in keeping our students safe!

IMPORTANT UPDATES AND INFORMATION

HAWKFEST 2025

Come join us for HawkFest 2025!! There will be a variety of food vendors, carnival games and live music! The fundraiser is from 4:00pm to 7:00pm on September 12th - DON'T MISS IT!!!

WELCOME NEW TEACHERS!

We are excited to introduce and welcome our new teacher staff!

Left to Right (top row): Michael Hall (Science), Chad McLaughlin (Tech Ed), Thomas Noennig (Special Education), Nolan Beyer (English) and Ben Steck (Science).

Left to Right (bottom row): Bridget Weishaar (Business), Julie Jaskolka (Business), Lisa Popelka (Science) and Ben Zupke (English).

2nd image below: Matt Major (Business)

FALL ALL SCHOOL TESTING SEPTEMBER 16

EARLY RELEASE

9th-11th graders will take a practice ACT on September 16. NO CLASSES FOR SENIORS on SEPTEMBER 16.

Fall Testing provides students and teachers with valuable data to start to academic year, among other benefits.

Early Exposure Leads to Better Results

Taking the ACT in the fall allows students to experience a real testing environment early in the school year, helping them become familiar with the format, pacing, and types of questions they'll encounter on the official ACT. This early exposure can significantly reduce test anxiety and improve scores over time, especially for juniors who will take the ACT again in the spring.

A Snapshot of Academic Readiness

The ACT offer a timely snapshot of each student’s academic strengths and areas for growth. With results available early, teachers, students, and families can use the data to tailor instruction, study plans, and academic goals. The results also help identify students who may benefit from additional support or enrichment opportunities.

College and Career Planning

ACT scores play a vital role in college admissions, scholarships, and placement decisions. By taking the test in the fall, students are better positioned to meet college application deadlines and to qualify for merit-based aid. The ACT also provides career interest insights, helping students begin to explore pathways that align with their skills and goals.

Data-Driven School Improvement

At the school level, aggregate ACT data helps educators and administrators make informed decisions about curriculum, instruction, and resource allocation. It allows us to identify trends, celebrate areas of strength, and focus improvement efforts where they are most needed—all of which support our goal of preparing every student for success.

More details about fall testing will be sent soon.

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Parent Teacher Conferences will be held

Monday, October 13th in classrooms from 4:00 - 8:00 pm

at both campuses.

A document will be shared with you closer to the conference date containing the teacher locations for that evening as not all teachers will be in the classroom noted on your student's schedule so this will help you locate them.

There is no sign up for conferences.

We ask that you please print and/or view your student’s schedule ahead of time so you know which teachers you want to speak with, and again, use the above link to verify their location the evening of conferences. You are also welcome to bring your student(s) with you.

There will be refreshments at each campus in the cafeteria.

We look forward to the evening and connecting with our families.

OPEN ENROLLMENT ATTENDANCE

If you are attending AHS through Open Enrollment, we want to congratulate you on your acceptance!

In addition to the information you already received when approved, we want to be sure you fully understand the attendance responsibility of your child(ren) by enrolling in Arrowhead High School through open enrollment.

Wis. § 118.51(11) states if an open enrolled student is habitually truant from the nonresident school district during either semester in the current school year, the student may be prohibited from attending the nonresident school district in the succeeding semester or school year. Therefore, your child(ren)’s open enrollment status can be terminated in January or June if they are considered habitually truant within that semester respectively. Before this would take place, you will be notified by the school if your child(ren) continues to be absent.

According to Wis. 118.15(3)(c), a child may not be excused for more than ten (10) days in a school year, regardless of parent permission. We have the following progressive steps in place to help keep you informed:

Letter sent when absent at approximately 5 days
Letter sent when absent at approximately 10 days
Meeting with School Resource Officer at approximately 15 days
Truancy citation issued when absent ≥ 18 days
Open Enrollment status terminated when absent ≥ 20 days

Each missed class period at Arrowhead is counted when determining the number of days absent. Five (5) missed periods (including Resource period) is equivalent to one full day. Late arrival to class may also count toward their total day absences depending on the severity.

While any/All absences excused and/or unexcused are counted, attendance absences due to exemptions or school events will not be counted against your child(ren)’s attendance record.

An exemption can be issued when you provide the attendance office with formal documentation from a professional such as a doctor, dentist, therapist, etc. It is best to share this documentation as the absence occurs, but a final deadline of January 15th or June 1st is in place before open enrollment status is terminated. If your child(ren) is absent 20 or more days as of January 15th or June 1st, their open enrollment status will be terminated. You will be informed of this status change from both the Associate Principal and the District Office.

RESOURCE PERIOD ATTENDANCE & TARDINESS

Attending Resource Period

Resource period was new to students and staff last school year. As a reminder, students begin their school day in Resource each morning (zero hour / 7:20-7:50 AM). Throughout last school year, teachers and administration stressed the importance of attending the new period and attending on time. With the start of the 2025-26 school year, we want to again express the importance of attending Resource period and what the outcomes will be of repeated absence and/or tardiness to school. Student tardies and absences from Resource Period do count against their attendance expectations.

Firstly, it’s important for students to check eClass each morning to ensure they’re in the correct Resource location. 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 location if a teacher hasn't requested them. If they don't sign up, students are automatically placed and must go to that location for attendance purposes, regardless of assignment. Lastly, students can sign up for their Resource weeks in advance on eClass both to take ownership of their education and avoid being randomly placed.

Absences from Resource Period

Absences from Resource period are recorded in Skyward attendance and will count towards truancy. In addition to the measures taken when a student reaches the level of truant, students will be assigned office referrals with consequences for missing Resource period. A referral will be submitted when four (4) Resource periods are missed and the student will be assigned a Saturday detention. Continued absences can also lead to conduct unbecoming of an athlete if a student is in a sport or club.

Tardiness to Resource Period

School begins every day at 7:20 AM. Thus, tardiness to Resource period is also recorded in Skyward Attendance. Repeated tardiness to Resource period will result in an office referral being submitted. A referral will be submitted when four (4) or more Resource periods are marked as tardy and the student will be assigned an after school detention. When the student reaches eight (8) tardies to Resource periods, another office referral will be submitted and the student will be assigned a Saturday detention. Continued tardiness can also lead to conduct unbecoming of an athlete if a student is in a sport or club.

Arrowhead is Adopting a New Parent Communication System

We're thrilled to announce an exciting transition that will help us keep you even more informed and connected with our school community. Arrowhead Union High School is adopting a new communication platform called ParentSquare!

ParentSquare is designed to be your one-stop shop for all school and classroom messages. You'll receive important updates, announcements, and information directly to your preferred device – whether that's through email, text, the app, or the web. Plus, ParentSquare offers translation into your preferred language, ensuring everyone stays in the loop.

With ParentSquare, you'll be able to:

Stay up to date on all the latest news and events.
Send and receive messages directly with teachers and staff.
Easily fill out forms and permission slips digitally.
Sign up for parent-teacher conferences and volunteer opportunities.
View important calendar items and see photos from school activities.

We'll be rolling out ParentSquare throughout the 2025-26 school year, with all staff, teachers, and coaches gradually coming on board. Our goal is to fully adopt ParentSquare as our primary communication platform by summer of 2026. This means that by the 2026-27 school year, all school, grade-level, and classroom communications will come through ParentSquare.

To make the most of this new system, we highly recommend downloading the free ParentSquare mobile app, available for both iOS and Android devices. You can also access ParentSquare from any web browser at www.parentsquare.com.

We'll be sharing more information very soon, including detailed instructions on how to set up your account and customize your notification preferences to best suit your needs.

Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting your student's success.

Sincerely,

Donna Smith Director of Library Media and Technology Arrowhead Union High School

smith@arrowheadschools.org

PICTURE RETAKE DAY - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3

Picture Retake Day will be Friday, October 3rd at both North and South campus from 7 am - 12 pm. Students should get their picture taken before Resource, during study hall, or lunch. See the attached flyer for more information. Anyone who would like a retake is welcome to be photographed on this day, however, we do not reprint IDs for retake pictures. The "new" picture would be the one in the yearbook and the one your family will receive should you order. If someone has already ordered a picture package and would like a retake, they need to bring their original package to the photographer on retake day.

SKYWARD APP FOR PARENTS ATTENDANCE USE

Skyward App for Attendance/Absence Procedures for Parents

In an effort to create an easier and more efficient process for families to enter absences, AHS will be using the Parent Access to Skyward via the app 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

REMINDER: VAPE SENSORS IN RESTROOMS

This is just a reminder to parents/guardians and students that both North and South campus are equipped with sensors in the restrooms (multi stall and single stall) to detect when vaping is taking place. When a sensor is triggered, administration is notified and will check the camera system to see which student(s) entered and exited at the time of the detection. Students are then brought to the office for a conversation on what happened and a search of their belongings is conducted. Parents are notified when this takes place with their student. If a vape device(s) is found, the student will be suspended in school for the remainder of that day and out of school for the following day. A citation can be written and/or the student can be referred to attend a class held at AHS conducted by Mrs. Whyte, School Counselor & AODA Coordinator and School Resource Officer Deputy Dunker. If applicable, the student would also be referred to the Activities Department. With each violation, the outcome would progress.

Vaping on school grounds is not only illegal, but it's a violation of School Board Policy 5530 - Student Use or Possession of Intoxicants, Drugs, or Paraphernalia.

We ask that you speak with your child(ren) about the dangers of vaping and how it can negatively effect their health, well-being as well as their experience at AHS.

Senior Class of 2026 Picture Information

Senior pictures are due Friday, November 21, 2025. Photos not turned in by this deadline will result in a $25.00 fine (if you wish to submit a senior picture after November 21st until December 5th). Photos received after December 5th, WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED in the 2025-2026 yearbook. If you do not submit any photo for your senior picture, your school ID photo will be used, if one was taken and is available.

Senior Picture Requirements:

You must submit a digital file of your image and it should be high quality, at LEAST 300dpi (NO SCREENSHOTS).

Please name your file with your last name, _ , then your first name (example: doe_john.jpg) this ensures that your name is spelled correctly in the yearbook.

File types must be .jpg

DO NOT SEND IN a screenshot of your senior picture from your photographer, if at all possible, have your photographer submit the photo to prevent losing any quality!

Please understand that your photographer will probably need 6 weeks or more to get photos done. This means you should have your pictures taken by the middle of October to get them done with enough time to spare.
We cannot accept paper/already printed images.
We reserve the right to request a different photograph if your photograph may not be representative of the Arrowhead Way.

Senior Picture Submission:

Please note the photo requirements as listed above and then upload to our Publisher, Jostens Publishing Company: https://photos.jostens.com/8RD7YR

Did you submit your photo already?

Click here to view the Class of 2026 Senior Pictures Received. Remember, they are due Friday, November 21, 2025.

Need to purchase a 2026 Yearbook? If you did not purchase one at Registration, click here to buy directly from Jostens Publishing (http://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A09306500).

If you have any questions, please contact Julie Jaskolka at jaskolka@arrowheadschools.org

BROADWAY COMPANY FALL MUSICAL

Broadway Company will be performing the musical FOOTLOOSE on October 16th-18th and October 23rd-25th at 7pm. On October 19th only there will be a show at 1pm. Please check the September issue for more details and ticket information.

HOMECOMING 2025

HOMECOMING PARADE

Please join our students and staff on Friday, October 10th for our Annual Homecoming Parade starting at 4:30pm. If you would like to have a float in the parade, please complete this Participation Form by Wednesday, October 8th. In addition, here is the Parade Route. PLEASE DO NOT SHOW UP BEFORE 4:00pm; if you arrive before 4:00pm you will be asked to leave and return at 4:00pm. We look forward to celebrating this great community event!

HOMECOMING DANCE - NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM

All students are welcome to attend the 2025 Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 11th from 7:30 - 10:30 in the AHS West Gym. Ticket sales information will be sent closer to October and will be included in the September issue of the Arrowhead Advisor.

HOMECOMING DANCE PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

We are in need of parent volunteers to work in the coat check at the Homecoming Dance Saturday, October 11th from 7:15pm - 10:30pm If you can’t help for the entire time noted, you are welcome to work part of that timeframe. The coat check allows students to keep their belongings safe while they enjoy the dance. If you are interested in volunteering, please submit your information on this FORM and Becky Gordon will contact you soon with details. Thank you in advance for your help!

ARROWHEAD HIGH SCHOOL

SCHOOL BOARD

Hello, Arrowhead Community!

Welcome back to another exciting school year at Arrowhead! The first days of school always bring a unique energy—hallways buzzing with new opportunities, classrooms filled with curiosity, and students ready to take on new challenges. As a community, we share in that excitement and look forward to all that lies ahead this year.

One of the highlights of our fall kickoff is Hawkfest, a special celebration bringing together students, families, and community members before our next football game. Hawkfest is more than just a fair—it’s a chance to connect, show our school spirit, and celebrate what makes Arrowhead such a strong and supportive community. We hope to see you at North Campus this Friday, September 12 (4-7pm), as we cheer on our Warhawks!

We are also proud to share that Arrowhead High School was recently recognized in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for outstanding student achievement. The article highlighted our continued growth in AP participation and performance, along with strong ACT results—a reflection of the dedication of our students, the commitment of our educators, and the support of our families. These accomplishments affirm the positive momentum at Arrowhead and inspire us to keep striving for even greater success.

On behalf of the School Board, thank you for your ongoing support of our students and schools. Together, we will make this year a rewarding and memorable one. We wish all of our students, staff, and families a great start to the year, and we look forward to seeing you at Hawkfest and many other events throughout the school year.

Kim Schubert

School Board President

CELEBRATIONS!

National Merit Semifinalists!

Congratulations to:

Varun Balla

Evelyn Brandel

Adia-Mae Feiker

Gwen Guc

Samuel Hall

Caden McLaughlin

Aedan Morris

Grant Revelle

For achieving National Merit Semifinalist status!

This places our students in the top 1.25% nationally for students who took the

optional PSAT assessment last year.

Be sure to check out our October Arrowhead Advisor for our first

Students of the Month

for the 2025-26 school year!

Holocaust Writing & Art Contest Winner

Congrats to AHS student, Nico Silvestre-Denk who had the privilege of traveling to Washington D.C. this summer for winning the Holocaust Writing & Art Contest as a student in Terri Carnell's writing course. During the trip, students toured the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM), engaged in meaningful conversations with two Holocaust survivors, explored the Capital Jewish Museum, and visited several of our nation’s most significant monuments. The picture is of Nico with other student winners and Holocaust survivor Rose-Helene Spreiregen at USHMM

ARROWHEAD AWARDS

Congratulations and thank you to the following staff and community who were recognized over the past few months for their impact on our school and students!

Dave Bechtel - Teacher of the Year

Jennifer Justice - Support Staff Star of the Year

Mark Sellers - Friend of Arrowhead Award

Jill Bradley - Career Achievement Award

PARENT GROUPS

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

AHS PTO

The PTO Spirit Wear store that will be open until September 16th!

https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/ahscomm25

The next PTO meeting is Tuesday, October 7th at 6:30pm- North Campus Office (Leadership team) followed by 7pm General meeting. The rest of the school year, they will be the 2nd Tuesday of the month.

If you want to get involved with the PTO but can't make a meeting, feel free to reach out to us at hello@arrowheadpto.com!

FACEBOOK

INSTAGRAM

WEBSITE

IF YOU EVER BUY GIFT CARDS!!! DO IT HERE!

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.

Arrowhead Scholarship Fund

The Arrowhead Scholarship Fund is always welcoming new members and donors to support our graduates! If interested, please reach out through the ASF Website!

ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES OFFICE

Fall Sports for the 2025-2026 School Year Are Off and Running

Arrowhead Game Tickets, Livestream and Roster information here https://www.arrowheadschools.org/activities/sports/

Football - The team is off to a winning 3-0 start to the season. We play Pewaukee on Friday night while hosting Chiefs Night and Hawkfest. Come join in the fun!

Boys Volleyball - They are off to a 4-7 start to the season but the scoreboard doesn't reflect the resilience and fight the team puts up every game. The team is strong with senior leadership as they continue to work hard and build their team unity.

Girls Volleyball - They are off to a 5-3 start to the season. The team is led by 3 seniors and enjoys playing together to be the best team they can be.

Boys Soccer - The team is off to a 4-0 start to the season. The team has strong senior leadership that T.I.E.'s everything together.

Girls Swim - The team recently won the Waukesha County Invite. They continue to make a huge impact on the community with their fundraising for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and their food drive for the Hartland Food Pantry.

Field Hockey - The team is off to a great start to the season. They recently beat ULS 8-0. Practicing and competing strengthen their team chemistry.

Girls Tennis - The team is under the direction of new head coach, Tim Shaw. They are playing very well and are off to a great start staying undefeated so far this season.

Girls Golf - The team recently finished runner up to KM at the Classic 8 Conference mini-meet. They are doing well and consistently placing in the top 4 of large invitationals.

Girls Cross Country - The team is very young but working hard to get better every day. They recently hosted the Night Race which was really fun to run in the dark. The miles of work they are logging together are creating bonds that will last a lifetime.

Boys Cross Country - The team is very young and continues to improve every day. Their work ethic and positive attitude makes them fierce competitors. A lot of personal bests were run on a cool night under the lights when they hosted the Night Race. They recently placed 8th out of 15 teams at the Verona Invitational.

You can also check out the Activities page of the Arrowhead website for all of our Activities Department information.

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.

Activities Office Contact Information

Activities Director: Ryan 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!

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.