AHS Senior Families,
The Adairsville High Graduation Ceremony is less than 23 days away (excludes weekends). It is imperative for students and their families to stay on top of important dates, deadlines, dress attire, etc. Again, if you or your child is not a part of the Senior Remind, I highly encourage at least one of you to sign up. Text @martinak5 to 81010
Cap & Gowns have been delivered. Several have still not been picked up. Please be sure to do this! Students are NOT allowed to decorate their caps.
Upcoming Event Schedule & Required Dress Attire for Graduation & Baccalaureate are attached.
The Senior Breakfast for the Class of 2026 is quickly approaching. In keeping with our most celebrated and beloved AHS traditions, we would like to continue to have our Senior breakfast for the Class of 2026! Please consider donating a monetary contribution for us to have their breakfast catered. They have certainly worked hard to get to this moment, and we would love to come together to show our love for them. Thank you for being a part of our Tiger Family! Any funds not used for the Senior breakfast will go towards the graduation ceremony.
Senior Gifts available for pre-sale and/or the day of Graduation. Beautiful bouquets, custom class t-shirts, graduation bears. See the attached flyer for ordering information.
Important Links for Seniors: https://bartowga.sites.thrillshare.com/o/adairsville-high/documents/26842632Important Dates, Times and Instructions
We need your HELP! Our school is exploring how to improve environmental conditions in our community. Please share your feedback and you’ll be helping students identify real-world problems and design practical solutions. (Takes 1-2 minutes)
Take the Survey HERE!
Go Tigers!
Way to go, Savannah!
Please see the attached 9-11 Recipient list for this year's Honors Night, that will be held on April 22nd at 6PM in AHS Auditorium. Congratulations to you all!
-Discussed the benefits and challenges of screen use
-Investigated their own personal screen time habits
-Identified one screen time habit they would like to improve
-Created a simple plan to help make that improvement
We encourage families to continue this important conversation at home. Please, take a moment to review the attached resource, which includes suggested follow‑up questions and conversation starters to help you talk with your student about what they learned and the goals they set.
Go Tigers!
Yesterday, students at Adairsville High School participated in a digital citizenship lesson from Common Sense Media focused on Screen Time Habits.
As part of the lesson, students:
Discussed the benefits and challenges of screen use
Investigated their own personal screen time habits
Identified one screen time habit they would like to improve
Created a simple plan to help make that improvement
We encourage families to continue this important conversation at home. Please take a moment to review the attached resource, which includes suggested follow‑up questions and conversation starters to help you talk with your student about what they learned and the goals they set.
Go Tigers!
Entry fees are $25.
Judging will be at 12:00.
Make plans to join us!
We have surpassed our goal of 120,000 minutes but keep reading and logging your minutes!
Top readers will be invited to go on a field trip in April.
Riley placed 3rd overall out of 15 students from schools across Northwest Georgia!
Students discussed important topics like the impact of urban sprawl on farmland and how farmers can balance environmental stewardship with financial sustainability. Riley did an outstanding job communicating ideas and advocating for agriculture.
A big takeaway is the role organizations like Farm Bureau play in supporting farmers and promoting the future of agriculture.
We are so proud of you, Riley!
Through dedication and a heart for others, they are currently 2nd in the state for total service hours—with 8,878 hours and counting this school year!
Our students serve our community every day, and it shows. This is worth celebrating, and we know there’s even more to come! The school year is not over yet!
Sponsor: Dr. Kelly Ratcliff
Huge congratulations to Ella Howe, who advanced to the Georgia Student Technology Competition this weekend—and crushed it! 💻🏆
With some very tough competition, Ella earned an incredible 🥉 3rd place at the STATE level in Multimedia App! That’s an amazing accomplishment and a testament to her creativity, skill, and hard work.
👏 AHS is extremely proud of Ella and all she has achieved!
Way to go, Ella! Keep shining! 🌟🎊
A list of award recipients will be shared in early April.
Here are our top readers and the minutes read:
Anabelle Cudd 3519
Lillian McCormick 2028
Jaikavion Bradley 1770
Robert Crowe 1770
Jaylen Ramsey 1770
Paisley Gray 1696
Calvin Konen 1600
Ian Moore 1575
Thomas Carson 1154
Emily Robinson 728
The cutoff date for grades for Honors night is March 19th progress reports. These are the grades that determine All A, honor grad, top scholar and other awards at Honors night. If you have any questions about this, please reach out to Ms. Lewis in the counseling office.
Honors Night for 9-11 is April 22nd at 6PM.
We are beyond excited to celebrate Savannah Viktora, who has earned a $1,000 scholarship from the National BETA Club and is officially advancing to Round 2! 🏆👏
Savannah will receive at least $1,000 and is now in the running for one of the Top 11 national awards, ranging from $2,500 to $20,000
AHS TIGER BETA is incredibly proud of Savannah’s hard work, dedication, and achievement. Way to represent the A!
✨ Sponsor: Kelly Ratcliff
Let’s give Savannah a HUGE round of applause! 🎊🎉
