Adairsville High School

Algebra 1 students in Mrs. Jones class recently developed a deeper understanding of distance-time graphs through real-world applications. Mrs. Jones, one of our Algebra 1 teachers, with the help of Mrs. McPhee, one of our Physics teachers, was able to design a learning experience that connected concepts of linear functions, domain and range, and graph interpretation with Physics concepts such as distance, speed, velocity, and motion over time. Students engaged in hands-on activities including a graph scavenger hunt, journaling through the STEAM design process, creating their own graph scenarios, and analyzing a distance-time graph. By combining mathematical reasoning with physical motion, students were able to see how graphing concepts learned in Algebra 1 can be applied to real-world situations studied in Physics, strengthening both content understanding and critical thinking skills.

This work aligns with our district priorities by enhancing high-quality Tier 1 instruction, investing in ongoing professional learning, and creating engaging classroom experiences that support improved student attendance and achievement.

Adairsville High School will be closed next week for Fall Break!
Stay safe and have fun!

Senior Jacob Anglin represented Adairsville FFA in the Area Tractor Operations CDE and brought home 3rd Place Overall!

This competition puts students’ agricultural knowledge AND equipment skills to the test. Jacob completed a written exam covering tractor safety, servicing, care, and maintenance; worked through problem-solving and troubleshooting scenarios; and completed a timed tractor-driving practicum.

For the driving portion, competitors had to safely operate the tractor, hook up a two-wheeled implement, navigate a tight course and 15-degree curve, back the implement into the designated shed area, unhook, and return the tractor to the finish — all while racing the clock and avoiding penalties.

We are SO proud of Jacob for putting his skills to work and finishing 3rd overall in Northwest Georgia! 💙💛

Reminder- please read!

Adairsville High School families are invited to participate in our upcoming Drive-Up Food Pantry through our Helping Hands Ending Hunger Program.

Tuesday, September 29th
10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. or until supplies last

*Please enter through the Green Entrance (bus entrance). Follow the signs.

*Available to families of AHS, AMS, Adairsville Elementary, Pine Log Elementary, Clear Creek Elementary

* Items may include frozen meat or produce

*Students should be present at school in order to participate in the pantry pick-up.

We look forward to serving our school community!

Next Wednesday, September 30 is AHS Enrichment Day. See the attachment for more details!

We are thankful for your support! Thank you!

Students in Mr. Langstons Pre-AP Chemistry class concluded their discussions on heating curves and dimensional analysis with a cool lab. Making table-top ice cream they were able to observe a freezing point depression in action and conduct some calculations to determine the correct ratios for their sweet treats. Turns out sometimes you can eat what you make in science. 🧬 🍦

This work aligns with our district priorities by enhancing high-quality Tier 1 instruction, investing in ongoing professional learning, and creating engaging classroom experiences that support improved student attendance and achievement.

Congratulations to the CTAE Student of the Month, Jacob Anglin!
Jacob is a tremendous leader in our FFA chapter and has quickly become someone his teachers can always count on. He is never afraid of hard work and is always willing to jump in and help, whether that means preparing for an FFA event, helping around the classroom, assisting other students, or simply taking care of something that needs to be done.
Jacob leads by example and does not hesitate to take responsibility or step up when his chapter needs him. He genuinely cares about our Agriculture program and wants to see our FFA chapter succeed. His work ethic, dependability, and willingness to help others make him an invaluable part of our program. We are very fortunate to have a student like Jacob who is willing to go above and beyond and contribute so much to our Agriculture and CTAE programs.

Free and Reduced Lunch Forms are due this Wednesday, September 16.
Link to the form here: https://aptg.co/2KLQfv

We love Football Fridays! Go Tigers!

The AHS BETA club is proud to announce its officers for the 2026-2027 school year. Abigail Britton - president Jena Kate Jenkins - vice president Charlie Self - secretary.

Adairsville High School is proud to present our September employee of the month to Tracey Koehler. Mrs. Koehler is nothing short of a miracle worker with the strides our students are making in her speech classes. She always goes the extra mile by joining her students in their regular classes and field trips. We are so proud she is part of our AHS family. Congratulations!

Today we launched our weekly Bartow Cares lessons. It is designed to help participants “embrace the joy of being truly understood” and to transform everyday interactions into caring relationships.
This semester's focus is on being a good listener. Learning to listen is so important to creating relationships, learning and building trust.

During Adairsville High School's STEAM Walk, leaders from Bartow County, Fulton County, and GaDOE visit 12 classrooms and engage in collaborative discussions about the growth of STEAM education and the pursuit of State STEAM certification. Observations of Tier 1 instruction highlight AHS's commitment to providing relevant, student-centered learning experiences as students collaborate, ask questions, think critically through productive struggles, defend their reasoning, and share journals that reflect their thinking and learning processes.

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