School pictures and proofs were sent home with students today. If you would like to have a picture re-taken, the purchased picture package or proof must be turned in to Mrs. Farley no later than Tuesday, October 15. Make-up picture day is Wednesday, October 16.
Start saving your loose coins for our 4th Annual Coin Wars benefiting Central Arkansas's military families through Operation Homefront. The winning grade will get an ice cream party on Thursday, October 17.
Congratulations to the 2024-2025 AJHS Student Council. Newly elected members are as follows: President- Kennedy Harvey, Vice President - Major Johnson, Secretary - Kaydence Colvin, Treasurer - Bethany Kitzmiller, Committee Chair - Adalyn Hulsey, Historian - Journey Eddins, Representatives - John Le, Campbell Buckwalter, Karli Hinson, Jeslyn Van Der Merwe, Chelsea Shown, and Hallie Powers.
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Wednesday, October 2nd
Congratulations to our AJHS Students of the Week! Way to be RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, SAFE, and PROFESSIONAL!! We are proud of you! The students pictured are Harli Hunt with family Michael and Jill Crow, Kenyon Watson, Bentley Evans with dad Stetson Evans and sister Emersyn Evans, and Maci Gibson with parents Haley Grimes and Ethan Gibson, grandparents Brenda and Mel Gibson and brother Bodhi Gibson.
Today, AJHS students enjoyed a concert by the Mid-America Airforce Band, Starlifter. Starlifter is a high-energy rock band of active-duty Airmen that travel the country performing for various organizations and schools. They will perform again on Saturday at Get Down Downtown at 4 pm.
These students received positive referrals this week for RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, PROFESSIONAL, and SAFE behavior at school. Way to go! We are PROUD of you!!
Congratulations to OUR amazing educators for being accepted into the Searcy Educators Aspiring to be Leaders (SEAL) Program! This year-long leadership program focuses on empowering staff to grow as instructional leaders, ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students. We are excited to see them continue their journey of excellence and impact across our schools!
AJHS PTO FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITY!!
Join us for an entertaining evening as Searcy teachers battle against the Harlem Wizards at Lion Arena on Monday, October 14 at 6:30 pm. Be sure to choose Ahlf Jr. High as your school when you purchase tickets to help raise money for our school! We can't wait to see you there!!
www.harlemwizards.com
https://vimeo.com/1006750369
AJHS students visited Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park to learn about the life of Native Americans who lived in the Central Arkansas area. Students learned about the history and purpose of the mounds, played Native American games, and were able to make pottery. It was such a great day for our students.
Congratulations to our AJHS Students of the Week! Way to be RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, SAFE, and PROFESSIONAL!! We are proud of you! The students pictured are Luis Monroy with mother Maria Teresa Valdez, Emery Hackenberg with parents Dustin and Ashley Hackenberg, Xitlaly Alvarado with dad Uriel Alvarado, and Sam Pate with parents Mark and Julie Pate and sister Emily Pate.
These students received positive referrals this week for RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, PROFESSIONAL, and SAFE behavior at school. Way to go! We are PROUD of you!!
Students received information about running for student council earlier this week. 8th Graders are allowed to run for President, Treasurer, Committee Chair, and Class Representative. 7th graders can run for vice president, secretary, historian, and class representative. Attached you will find the instructions for running. Students will need to complete the form at bit.ly/intenttorun24 and return the permission slip to Mrs. Glasser by Sept. 25. If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Glasser at kglasser@searcyschools.org
Students received information about running for student council in their science classes today. 8th Graders are allowed to run for President, Treasurer, Committee Chair, and Class Representative. Attached you will find the instructions for running. Students will need to complete the form at bit.ly/intenttorun24 and return the permission slip to Mrs. Glasser by Sept. 25. If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Glasser at kglasser@searcyschools.org
Congratulations to our AJHS Students of the Week! Way to be RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, SAFE, and PROFESSIONAL!! We are proud of you! The students pictured are Ariel Foster with Magen Webster, Khyle Youngblood with dad Kevin Youngblood, Teagan Price with mom Lauren Price, and Zowen Houston with parents Jessica and Steven Reid.
Mrs. Jo Ellis from Make.Do spoke to Mrs. Martin's EAST students this week. She talked about her journey from a dream to a reality and the four lessons she has learned along the journey, which included that everyone has the power to change the world for somebody, the path forward is never a straight line, your mistakes will be your best teacher, and you can't do it all by yourself.
These students received positive referrals this week for RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, PROFESSIONAL, and SAFE behavior at school. Way to go! We are PROUD of you!!
Keep sharing your pictures with the yearbook staff. We are looking for SUMMER FUN, FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, and this week's FAIR photos!! To easily share your pictures with us, go to https://bit.ly/cubphotoshare, and from there you will follow the prompts. You can also scan the QR code attached to this message. Feel free to use this link/QR Code throughout the school year to share pictures of our AJHS students. If you have any questions, contact cfarley@searcyschools.org.
Thank you to Ricky Estes, from Bryce Corporation, who talked with our Career Development classes today about work ethic, how to prepare for success, and what they do at Bryce.
Congratulations to our AJHS Students of the Week! Way to be RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, SAFE, and PROFESSIONAL!! We are proud of you! The students pictured are Brooklyn Gordon with Misty Gordon, Aaron Whited with parents Duane Whited and Dena Hebert, Jayden Melton with mom Kaci Smithson, and Katelynn Palmer with parents Andrew and Kimberly Palmer.
