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EAGLENEWS
YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION
Yearbooks will be distributed in mid-June. A Remind message will be sent with details about the distribution event and updates will be posted here on the website. There are still a VERY limited number of copies are available to reserve for $80. They will be $90 at distribution if any extra books are available. The online order window will remain open until these copies are sold out.
CLICK HERE to place your order online.
FINAL EXAMS Spring 2022
Click Here for Exam Schedule
TENNIS – VOLLEYBALL – BASKETBALL
Click Here for Registration Information for Summer Sports Camps
SENIOR Calendar Class of 2022
Click Here to see important dates.
PROJECT GRADUATION
Saturday Night, May 28, 10:00 p.m. – 5:00 a.m.
Dodge Jones Youth Sports Center
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Parents/Guardians – Click Here to Volunteer
Click Here to Donate
Communities in SCHOOL
Academics – Attendance Goals – Behavior Support
Career/College – Basic Needs – Family Support
Click Here to Learn More
Click Here for Consent & Information Form
National Merit® Commended Students
Seniors Brooke Garduno and Harrison Smith were among approximately 34,000 high scorers nation-wide on the PSAT/NMSQT to receive Letters of Commendation in recognition of their outstanding academic promise. Over 1.5 million students took the PSAT and National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test test in October of 2020. Commended Students are named based on a nationally applied Selection Index score that may vary from year to year. Principal Emme Siburt presented certificates from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation to Garduno and Smith in their classrooms on Thursday, Sept. 23.
 FRESHMAN Information Website
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 Communities in Schools
CIS works close partnership with school leadership, staff and other service providers in the school. Our goal is the same as yours: support your children as they navigate
school and emerge ready for what lies ahead.
Click here to find out how we can help your student.
ParkingTAGS
All AHS Students that drive to school must register their vehicle with Mrs. McKeehan in Room 1504. Reserved Student Parking Spot Hang Tags for Seniors/Juniors will continue selling starting July 27 from 8:30-12:30. Please bring your Valid Driver License, Proof of Insurance, and $35 (cash or check). Also, you will need a picture of your license plate, so you can record that on your registration card. If purchasing a hang tag for a non-reserved spot, the cost is $5.
 2021 Yearbook PickUp
If you were not able to pick up your yearbook on distribution day, pre-purchased yearbooks are available for pick up in the registrar’s office.
No extra copies are available for purchase.
V.O.E.FORMS
Students, if you need a Verification of Enrollment (VOE) for driver license purposes, you must request the form 24 hours in advance.
Click here for a printable request form: Â VOE Request Form
PTAAdopt-A-Teacher
Click here to sign up for Adopt-A Teacher
FOOD DELIVERIES
Students…This is a reminder that AISD does not allow food to be delivered to students from any food delivery service at any time during the day. If you have food delivered, it must be delivered via parent or guardian and only during lunchtime.
Parking Lot Restrictions
We are still having major problems with Students parking in the Teacher Parking Lots and Spots. Students are only allowed to park in the West Student Parking Lot and in the north half of the North Parking Lot by the Softball Field (Do not park in front of the soccer/football field). Please do not park in numbered spots as they belong to Teachers and Staff. Also please do not park in the middle row of the Mockingbird Parking Lot by band hall and cafeteria. Tickets are being issued to violators.
Student IDs
All replacement IDs will be $5.00. All students must have a current ID and wear it at ALL times while on campus and at school
activities. You must have your ID to sit in the student section at Eagle football games.
 College & Vaccines
ATTENTION SENIORS, AND ALL STUDENTS APPLYING FOR COLLEGE, DUAL CREDITS OR HOLLAND:
YOU MAY NEED SOME VACCINES. Â IF YOU ARE UNCLEAR, PLEASE SEE ONE OF THE NURSES FOR INFORMATION AND A COPY OF YOUR VACCINE RECORD.
SHOUTOUTS
January 28, 2021
January 21, 2021
November 13, 2020
November 13, 2020
October 23, 2020
September 30, 2020
September 23, 2020
AHSHAPPENINGS
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PALS Angel TreeThank you AHS for your generosity! We adopted 75 Angels this year. So many children will have a Merry Christmas because of your giving spirit!
Our MissionÂ
Abilene High School is a community dedicated to meeting educational, emotional, and social needs as we build leaders prepared to thrive in our diverse and changing society.
Mascot: Eagles
School Colors: Black & Gold
Motto: “Enter to learn; go forth to serve.”
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Why Choose Abilene ISD?
Allow us to show you why we are the clear choice for your education experience.
OUTSTANDING. EXCITING. AISD.
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Non-Discrimination Policy
The board has established policies and procedures to prohibit and promptly address inappropriate and offensive behaviors that are based on a person’s race, color, religion, sex, gender, national origin, disability, age, or any other basis prohibited by law.
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