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  • Golden Eagle Bulletin 12.04.2020  Click here for the Golden Eagle Bulletin. It is updated daily and has annoucements of interest to students, parents, and our community.
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  • AHS Student Drivers:

    Begin with:

    Step 1- Click Here To Pay Pay Parking Permit Fee Or Any AHS Fees Online

    Then proceed to Step 2:

    Step 2- Parking Permits Click Here = $20.00 (must have to drive and park on campus)

                Important:  Fill out your complete mailing address.  Zip code is not sufficient to mail the permit. 
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  • Parent-Student PowerUP 2020 Agreement Click here for the Parent-Student Power UP 2020 Device Agreement 
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  • Our New Devices Have Arrived!
    Student Device Distribution Instructions & Fees - November 4, 2020
     
    We are excited to announce that our new devices for our PowerUp refresh have finally arrived, and we will begin distributing to our students tomorrow morning and will continue through Friday.  This only applies to our traditional students right now, as we will be handling our remote students at a later date.  We will send information regarding REMOTE students soon.  
     
    In order for students to receive their new IPAD starting tomorrow the following steps will need to be completed:
     
    1. All parents/legal guardians must complete the following survey for each student:
    Note: Students will not be issued a device unless a parent/guardian has completed the Parent/Student Device Power Up Agreement online form and payment has been received.  
     
    2.   On the day of distribution students will bring the fee payment. Acceptable forms of payment include:
    • Cash
    • Check (payable to Athens City Schools)
    • Printed receipt from online payment from the following link  ACS Online Payment Site 
    3. Students then will process through the management steps at the school and will then be able to begin using their IPAD at school and home.  

    Reminder of Fees will be as follows:   

    Mandatory - Device Protection Plan Fee to be Paid by Student/Parent/Guardian of students in grades 6-12 at AMS and AHS and students in grades K-12 at ARS*

    Non-Refundable Per School Year Fee

    Regular Fee

    $25

    		  

    Free/Reduced Lunch Fee

    $15

    Applies to students currently qualified for free/reduced lunches 

    Multiple Child Fee

    $20

    Applies to parents/guardians with multiple children enrolled in Athens Renaissance, Athens Middle or Athens High who do not qualify for free/reduced lunches.

    *Payment plans may be established if needed prior to receipt of the device. Parents should contact the school office regarding this process.  These fees are required per academic year.
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  • AHS ACT DECEMBER 12

    Students taking the ACT should park in the north parking lot (LOT D) and come in the student entrance.  Participants should bring a mask and arrive by 7:45 a.m.
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  • Senior Newsletter:  Seniors, please check your school email for the Senior Newsletter or click here to download.
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  • Click below for the Veterans Day Program:

    Veterans Day Program
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  • Juniors:  Class Ring Orders

    The following is a 3-minute video about ordering a class ring online from Balfour:  https://youtu.be/JXc5U2271eg

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  • National Merit Semi-Finalist

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  • Parents/Students/Spectators,

    You will find attached below our Athens High School Athletics Expectations form for attendance at an any athletic event. This form is designed with the AHSAA requirements and our current State orders in mind. Please review before attending an AHS sporting event.
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    STUDENT PASS INFORMATION

    Students:

     
    To purchase your yearly student pass, follow the steps below: 
     
    Step 1: Secure your student number from your iNow/Chalkable account online. It will start with an S followed by 4 to 6 numerical digits like this S909090.. This number is located on your unofficial transcript at the top. Simply login to your iNow/Chalkable student account and click the unofficial transcript botton on the lower left. Once downloaded, you will notice the number after your name at the top of the transcript similar to the following example: Doe, John - S909090. 
     
    Step 2: Go to https://gofan.co/app/events/93992 and select "Student All Sports Pass". Then enter your number (S909090) in the promo code section and click apply. Select Quantity 1 and click Get Item on the bottom of the screen to complete the checkout process 
    (you will only be able to purchase 1 pass. Once your card number has been used, it will not be valid again for another purchase.)
     
    Step 3: Use your phone at each sporting event to validate your pass at the gates when you enter at each event. Remember masks are required.
     
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  • AHS Athletics Ticket Information
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  • Click this link: URGENT! AHSAA Best Practices for Sporting Events
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  • 20-21 Remote Device Agreement & Instructions 

    Please click here for information on setting up a student MacBook or iPad for remote instruction.
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  • How to Verify or Update Your Contact Information


    The contact information used to message parents, students, teachers, staff and the community originates and is maintained in the AHS Student Information System. This includes primary phone numbers, numbers that can receive text messages, email addresses, emergency contacts and physical mailing addresses. If you are having issues receiving messages, please contact our Registrar, Leigh Jackson at leigh.jackson@acs-k12.org to verify/update your contact information in the student data system.



    You can also sign up to receive our notifications sent out via email, text messages, calls, etc. On our AHS homepage click on the "Notification Sign up" Button at www.acs-k12.org/ahs
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  • ATHENS MASK Athens Cheer Mask Fundraiser Athens High School Cheerleaders are selling masks! "Rep the A" in school and sports! Get yours today! Order online at www.shopgotees.com/Athenscheer by August 9. Gaiters are $15. Masks are $10. Color choices available. Adult and child sizes are available. Pick up will be at AHS once school starts. Contact Gia Russell for information at gia.russell@acs-k12.org Thank you for your support. Learn more at acs-k12.org/cheer.
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  • Roadmap to Reopening:  https://www.acs-k12.org/Page/2697
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  • Independent Reading 
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  • Teacher of the Year Finalist!

    We are super excited to share that AHS's Angela Pettus is a FINALIST for Alabama Teacher of the Year!  Mrs. Pettus's passion for her students, her school, and the #oneathens community has been making difference for many years.  We couldn't be more proud!  Congratulations!
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  • summer reading

    Summer Reading List 10th - 12th Grades

    Summer Reading List 9th Grade
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  • Watch AHS Graduation Live May 21 at 7 pm 

    Join us and watch our seniors walk as we livestream the Class of 2020 Graduation and Commencement on the ACS YouTube Channel. 

    AHS Graduation

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  • SHELTER CLOSED: IMPORTANT MESSAGE Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Athens High School storm shelter will NOT be open to the public until further notice. Learn more about the coronavirus health crisis and the effect on Athens City Schools at acs-k12.org/coronavirus
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  • Yearbooks 2019-2020 are currently available to order.  Yearbooks may be purchased at AHS from Ms. L. Carter in room A1164 or online at yearbookordercenter.com. Price is $75.

    Yearbooks are usually shipped to AHS in September. An announcement will be posted on this website when they arrive.

     yearbooks on sale

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