This week's bell schedule
10/15-16- Regular Schedule
10/17- Early Release
10/18-19- Regular Schedule
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
When you call the main High School line (306-618-6300) you will now get a menu that will direct you to the Attendance office, Nurse's office, Counseling office and Registrar's office. If you would like to bypass this new menu, you can dial directly into these offices.
Attendance 360.618.6301
Main Office 360.618.6300
Nurse Office 360.618.6315
Athletic Office 360.618.6306
Counseling Office 360.618.6307
Registrar Office 360.618.6329
ahs drama presents...
nick of time heart health screening
AHS Heart Screening Info Flyer.docx
Heart Health Survey
When: Wednesday, November 7, 2018 9am-2pm
Where: AHS Gymnasium, 18821 Crown Ridge Blvd, Arlington, WA 98223
Who: Any youth ages 14 to 24 yrs old regardless of where they attend school
Registration Information:
Forms are at the AHS Athletic window or Nurse's office or at www.nickoftimefoundation.org. Complete and sign including parent permission.
Arlington teacher named Washington Traffic Safety Education Association Teacher of the Year
Arlington High School Special Education Teacher and Traffic Safety Coordinator James Brooke has been named the Washington Traffic Safety Education Association Teacher of the Year. The “Cliff Boyce Teacher of the Year in Traffic Safety" award is given each year to a traffic safety education teacher in the state who goes above and beyond to make a difference in the area of traffic safety.
Brooke has taught traffic safety for the past 25 years at Arlington High School. In addition to a regular informational meeting for parents, Brooke hosts a second parent meeting that includes a panel of speakers who talk about traffic safety to the students and parents. Brooke said it’s incredibly important for a young driver to take some sort of driver education course before they earn their license.
“Statistics show that drivers between the ages of 18 to 21 who don’t take a traffic safety course before earning their driver’s license are 80 to 90 percent more likely to have a traffic collision,” said Brooke. “Driving is a lifelong activity and we want to make sure our students are fully prepared to drive a vehicle. In addition, Arlington High School students can earn a .5 credit by taking the class. It’s great to have such a supportive school board and district and high school administration that values driver education at the high school.”
“This award is very well deserved,” said Arlington High School Principal Duane Fish. “James doesn’t do anything halfway and is very dedicated to traffic safety education.”
Brooke received the award during the Washington Traffic Safety Education Association Fall Conference that was held Oct. 12-13 in Wenatchee.
eAGLE APPAREL STORE
AHS MISSION STATEMENT
Arlington High School is proud to be a collaborative learning community where all staff inspire all students to act as responsible, productive citizens who embrace lifelong learning.
counseling & admin breakdown by alpha
Counselor: Alpha:
Lisa Sullivan A-C
Mary Hawksley D-H
Nancy Burns I-M
Shanna Crookes N-SL
Allison Bennett SM-Z
Administrators:
Marilee Herman All 9th graders
Leslie Tuomisto A-K (Grades 10, 11,12)
Alan Boatman L-Z (Grades 10, 11, 12)
A Note to Parents
Arlington High School creates a safe and caring environment for students
The teachers and staff at Arlington High School want to make sure our school is a safe and caring place for your child. As stated in the school board policies and procedures and in our family handbook, harassment, intimidation and bullying will not be tolerated in our school. Our teachers and staff go through training at the beginning of the year to recognize the signs of harassment, intimidation and bullying and report such behavior accordingly.
If a student feels harassed or threatened in some way, they can make a complaint at the school. Informal reports may also be made to any staff member. Such complaints will be appropriately investigated and consistently handled. Students may also submit a report using the SafeSchools Tip Line that’s available on the front page of our school’s website.
Your child’s safety and well being is a priority for us. We want them to thrive in a positive environment that promotes learning. Please call our main office if you have any questions.
Skyward Mobile App (Family Access)
Parents can download the free Skyward app to their mobile devices allowing them to login to their Family Access account via a mobile device. For instructions on downloading the app for Apple and Android products go to http://www.asd.wednet.edu and follow this path: For Families > For Parents >> Family Access Instructions.
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