Hope to see everyone at the AHS Parent/Teacher Connection Night tomorrow, Oct. 16th. Teachers are available to meet with all families 4:00 - 7:30pm. Financial Aid 101 presentation will be in the auditorium starting at 5:30pm.
AHS Marching Band sounded great tonight at the MSBOA Marching Festival in Owosso.
Oct. 10th is an Early Release Day. No school on Monday, Oct. 13th.
Thank you, Ms. Welch, from Healthies of Mid Mitten, for your generous donation to our Panther Den of 100+ athletic shoes from Playmakers. We are extremely grateful as this fills a tremendous need for our students!
Homecoming (GLOWCO) Dance!
2025 AHS Homecoming King Mateo Castillo & Queen Sarah Munger. A beautiful night for football & royalty.
Homecoming assembly fun. We look forward to seeing everyone at the game tonight.
Please see the information about Friday's Homecoming events.
We will once again be having a "silent block" in our homecoming parade, Friday, for community members with sensory needs! All sirens, lights & music will be off during this block of the parade route.
This will be the block on Pine Avenue between East Downie Street and Hastings Street (old middle school lot).
The parade will begin at 5pm!
We will once again be having a "silent block" in our homecoming parade, Friday, for community members with sensory needs! All sirens, lights & music will be off during this block of the parade route.
This will be the block on Pine Avenue between East Downie Street and Hastings Street (old middle school lot).
The parade will begin at 5pm!
We’re looking forward to cheering on our Panthers this Friday! With the beautiful weather we are having, it’s sure to be an amazing night. Come out and show your Panther Pride!
As a reminder, please review and follow the policies regarding student attendance at the event. Our goal is to ensure everyone enjoys a fun and safe time at both the parade and the game.
As a reminder, please review and follow the policies regarding student attendance at the event. Our goal is to ensure everyone enjoys a fun and safe time at both the parade and the game.
Community members, AHS alums, and Alma HOF members Mike Miller & Doug Yarnell spoke with our Leadership Class yesterday.
Students were actively engaged in learning during their escape room activity based on the skills they learned while reading The Crucible.
At APS, we believe that every student matters and every day matters!
Our School Board Policy 5301 requires us to notify families if a student is absent more than 10% of school days. Attendance is first checked after the first 20 days of school, and then again at the end of each trimester.
This year, after the first 20 days, we saw a small increase in the percentage of students who have missed more than 10% of days (22.9% in 2024 compared to 23.5% this year).
We are committed to working alongside families to support positive daily attendance, because being at school every day helps students learn, grow, and succeed!
A great start to Homecoming Week! Student Council put on a great event.
This week's Panther Buck winners!
Faith DePriest, Tadala Store, Kias Martin, Lucas Ramirez, Cameron Watson
Faith DePriest, Tadala Store, Kias Martin, Lucas Ramirez, Cameron Watson
Next week's Homecoming Spirit Days!
Welding students at the Alma campus are working on shielded metal arc welding and gas metal arc welding. These skills open doors to careers in construction, manufacturing, fabrication, and more!
This week's Panther Buck Winners!
Connor Musser, Shane Zimmerman, Ricardo Soto-Perez, Penn Seeley, Jax Moeggenborg
Health Science Career students at the Alma campus worked on bed mobility and positioning skills. These skills are vital for patient care and safety. Our future healthcare professionals are doing a fantastic job...and with a smile!
New to the Alma Campus this year is the MA program, which provides the opportunity for students to graduate with a Medical Assistant license. This opportunity can save students up to two years of additional education, giving them a head start on a career in the medical field!
Students finished up learning about the role of the MA and jumped into learning basic pharmacology. Students played Trashbucket, a review game that focuses on test content. Students also learned how to open an ampule (a medication container). Students will learn next week how to draw up the medication and administer it into a simulator for practice.
Students finished up learning about the role of the MA and jumped into learning basic pharmacology. Students played Trashbucket, a review game that focuses on test content. Students also learned how to open an ampule (a medication container). Students will learn next week how to draw up the medication and administer it into a simulator for practice.
Officer Jurkovich from Alma Police Department spent some time teaching Criminal Justice students defensive tactics. Students used a partner to learn and practice different moves.
