Good morning AAHS! Are you looking to escape the cold weather? Then head on over to the Junior High Fieldhouse today after school to cheer loud and proud for your 9th grade Maroon boys basketball team as they take on the Brockville Raiders. Tip-off is @ 4:30 p.m. Hope to see you there!
Attention all students: Schedules will not be changed for the spring semester unless you are scheduled for a course you have already taken or if you lack the prerequisite for a course. Schedules will not be adjusted if you changed your mind about a course.
Hey AAHS! It’s another theme day this FRIDAY for January. The Maniacs are sponsoring a FROZEN FRIDAY them – we would love to see all the students in BLUE this Friday to show support for the school. So remember, dress in all BLUE for Frozen Friday this Friday, January 17.
Attention Students: CARE is a new club coming to the high school. Its mission is to spread hope and awareness surrounding cancer throughout our community through different projects and experiences. There will be an informational meeting after school TODAY, Wednesday, January 15. The meeting will be in room B318 until 3:30 p.m. If you are not able to attend but wish to join, the class code is hydny2c.
All seniors are reminded the last day to turn in alternate senior photos is January 17. Provine photos will be used if no alternate photo is emailed. See Mrs. Vanish with any questions. The yearbook editor will email photo confirmations next week.
Attention Seniors: If you sold Marianna’s Hoagies and Pizzas for AfterGlo, your order total form and monies are due this Friday, January 17. All checks must be made payable to AAHS.
Attention Students: FCCLA is holding a winter clothing drive for families in need in our community. Please consider donating hats, gloves, socks, mittens, and scarves to help us warm up Altoona. Items can be dropped off in A202 through January 24.
If you are a college-bound graduating senior with a passion for the arts, you will want to stop by the literature rack outside of the guidance office and pick up information about the Tamburitzan scholarships. The Tamburitzans are a performance ensemble who travel the country to sing, dance and play for audiences from Maine to Montana. See the world and earn thousands of dollars in scholarships annually to a Pittsburgh-based college or university by auditioning for next year’s ensemble.
If you are interested in the health and biomedical sciences field, you might want to take part in Lebanon Valley College’s summer camp running July 21 through 26. More information can be found in the guidance literature rack.