🌟✨Congratulations to our AJHS Students of the Week! Way to be RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, SAFE, and PROFESSIONAL!! We are proud of you! The students are Piper Chumley with her parents, Stoney and Haley Chumley, Konner Kilgore, Adrien Robinson with his mother, Amanda Robinson, and Dylan Bingham and Brooke Cofer with her parents, Daniel and Andrea Cofer.🌟
🏃♀️✨Yesterday was an amazing day at the Unified track and field meet! 🌈 Our AJHS Unified team dazzled at Beebe High School, competing in events like the 200-meter dash and standing long jump! 💪💖 We're so proud of our athletes and partners for their hard work and dedication! #UnifiedSports #AJHS #TrackAndField #Proud #Teamwork
🌟 We are so proud of our students who received positive referrals this week! Their RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, PROFESSIONAL, and SAFE behavior makes our school a better place. Let's celebrate their hard work! 🎉
Being Present Matters
We have some exciting news! 🎉 This school year, we're partnering with Communities in Schools to combat chronic absenteeism through our 'Being Present Matters' campaign! Each week, classes are competing for the Travelling Trophy, and we want to give a huge shoutout to our winners so far: Mrs. Swindle's class, Mrs. Martin's class, Mrs. Jones's class, Mrs. Benton's class, Mrs. Glasser's class, and Mrs. Kitzmiller's class! 🏆
🌟 Did you know that students with good attendance in their early grades are up to 4 times more likely to be on track by 3rd grade? That's a powerful predictor of future success! Let's all work together to keep those attendance rates high—because every day at school matters! 🎉#AttendanceMatters #BeingPresent #Education #Community #SchoolSuccess
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💜✨ Purple Up for our Military Kids! 🌟🎖️ Today, AJHS proudly supports our military kids and the incredible sacrifices they make!💜 #MilitaryKids #PurpleUp
🌟✨Congratulations to our AJHS Students of the Week! Way to be RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, SAFE, and PROFESSIONAL!! We are proud of you! The students are Jesse Babcock with dad Brad Babcock, Brianna Person with mom Casie Person, Luke Henry with parents Josh and Jessica Fleeger, and Alayna Alverson with parents Chris and Amanda Alverson.🌟
🌟 We are so proud of our students who received positive referrals this week! Their RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, PROFESSIONAL, and SAFE behavior makes our school a better place. Let's celebrate their hard work! 🎉
🌸📚 Mrs. Pickens' 1st period 8th-grade honors English class just wrapped up an exciting mock trial after diving into the world of "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes! 🎉 The prosecution and defense presented compelling arguments backed by text evidence, sparking a lively discussion about the book's outcome.🏛️✍️#Literature #MockTrial #EngagedLearning
🌟 Reminder that tomorrow is Purple Up! Day!! Wear purple to show your support for our students that are part of military families.💜#MilitaryChild #PurpleUp
🎉 We are thrilled to announce that our students performed wonderfully at the WDMESC Junior High Chess Tournament today! A special shoutout to Isaac Gustke, who finished in 3rd place! 🥉 Great job, Isaac!#ChessChampions #ProudMoment #JuniorHighChess
What a fantastic day at AJHS! 🎉 We proudly celebrated students' incredible achievements during the 3rd nine weeks of school! 🌟 We recognized students for Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, and more! A special shoutout to our students with three or more positive referrals! Congratulations to all these students and their families!
🌟 April is the Month of the Military Child, a time to celebrate the resilience of military children and their families! Join us on Friday, April 11, for Purple Up! Day by wearing purple to show your support. 💜 Why purple? It combines the colors of all military branches: Air Force blue, Army green, Navy blue, Marine red, and Coast Guard blue.💪💚💙❤️ #MilitaryChild #PurpleUp
🌟 Reminder for all AJHS families! Tomorrow, April 9, we will be holding our Awards Assembly! 🏅
🎓 7th Grade will kick off at 12:45 PM and 8th Grade will follow at 1:45 PM.
Join us in celebrating the hard work and achievements of our students! 🎉
AJHS 3rd Nine Weeks Awards Assembly this Wednesday, April 9
🌟✨Congratulations to our AJHS Students of the Week! Way to be RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, SAFE, and PROFESSIONAL!! We are proud of you! The students are Jzaiya Brown with mom Erica Brown, Hayden Hawkins with mom Sabrina Hawkins and grandmother Jennifer Dooley, Caden Hargrove with parents Chris and Carla Hargrove, and Junior Mandujano with parents Yesenia and Jerado Mandujano.🌟
The 2025 Girls of Promise Conference, presented by Acxiom, is open to 8th-grade girls who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math in Arkansas. It is taking place today at the 4-H Center in Little Rock. Students will explore various STEAM careers through hands-on activities, learning new skills, and meeting women who are excelling in their fields. Ten 8th-grade students from our campus applied to attend this conference, and all were accepted. Attending the conference today include Baleigh Burgess, Kembri Abner, Sasha Hryniewicz, Eva Moss, Sara Blair, Mackenzie Hill, Arrielle Blackmon, Bethany Kitzmiller, Abbie Gowan, and Heidi Ford.
🌟 We are so proud of our students who received positive referrals this week! Their RESPONSIBLE, RESPECTFUL, PROFESSIONAL, and SAFE behavior makes our school a better place. Let's celebrate their hard work! 🎉
🌟 Attention Rising 8th Graders (current 7th grade students) and Parents,
In today's Social Studies class, we reviewed the Course Descriptions and Course Planning sheet. 📝💡 Students will begin entering their course requests in HAC tomorrow, April 2. Additionally, elective applications and surveys will be available in Schoology and are due by April 10. 🎨📖
🌟 For our Rising 9th graders (current 8th grade students), collaboration with high school counselors has been ongoing; please direct any remaining questions to Searcy High School. Let's ensure our students are prepared for their next academic journey! #Education #CoursePlanning #StudentSuccess
AJHS EAST students recently participated in the national EAST conference in Hot Springs, demonstrating their skills and sharing insights about the importance of the EAST program. They engaged with peers, exchanged project ideas, and showcased what they’ve learned through their experiences. They've been working hard since December to prepare, and we are very proud of what they accomplished!
