222 Noble Road,

Clarks Summit, PA  18411

Phone:  585.5300

Fax (Main Office):  570.586.8188

Fax (Guidance Office):  570.585.8274

  NOTE:     All senior obligations must be fulfilled by June 2, 2008, in order to participate in commencement. There is a list of seniors who owe obligations posted outside of the student office.  See Mrs. Toro for more information.      

ABOUT ABINGTON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL:   

     Abington Heights High School offers a comprehensive and rigorous program of studies for students in grades 9-12, including 14 AP courses.  In addition to the program of studies, students may participate in a wide range of highly successful extra-curricular and co-curricular activities such as Mock Trial, Odyssey of the Mind and Robotics. Our highly successful athletic teams  have won many regional and district titles. The orchestra, band and choral programs enjoy a regional reputation and strong student interest.

     Abington Heights High School offers a broad program of subjects which allows a student to elect courses based upon individual abilities, achievements and goals within the limit of requirements for graduation. With counseling assistance, students may be recommended for placement in one of three levels including academic, honors, or advanced placement. Extensive curriculum offerings permit qualified students to choose Honors courses in grades 9-12 in English, social studies, mathematics, world language, and science. Five languages are offered for four years: Latin, French, German, Spanish and Russian.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

• Parent – Teacher Conferences: February 15

  •    Afternoon conferences: 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

  •    Evening conferences:     6:15 - 8:15 p.m.

• College Seminar Night for Parents of 11th grade students:  February 15                 

  •    5:00 - 6:15 p.m. - High School Auditorium                  

•  The winter semi-formal dance will be held on Saturday, February 20.  All AHHS students in grades 9 -12 are invited. Each AHHS student is entitled to bring one guest to the dance. The guest must be a student in grades 9 -12 or a 2009 graduate. If your guest is from ANOTHER school or a 2009 graduate, then you must complete the guest approval form, available in the main office. This form must be returned to the main office by February 11. All guests from other schools and 2009 graduates must be approved by the administration. Tickets will be on sale from February 1-12. Cost is $15 per ticket, and tickets are non-refundable. The dance is from 8-11 p.m. at the high school.  Dismissal starts at 10:30 p.m.

• 8th grade Parents' Night:  March 3 - 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. - High School Auditorium

• Congratulations to Mary Ellen MacMillan for being recognized as the winner of the Pennsylvania School Study Council, Walter J. DeLacy Award for Excellence in Instruction.  Mrs. MacMillan was recognized for her accomplishments before a statewide audience of educational leaders during the PSBA School Leadership Conference in Hershey.  

• Parents: The community portal will allow you to monitor your student's grades and attendance.

• Click here for the link to register for the community portal.  

• Click here to enter to win a $25,000 scholarship from the PA Treasury. 
• Click here for tips to prevent the swine flu.
• Click here for PSSA resources for math, reading, writing and science.
• Click here for information on AYP and PSSA performance targets for 2008-09.
• PSSA proficiency ratings (Advanced, Proficient, Basic, Below Basic) will appear on the student’s final transcript.
• Class ring information may be obtained in the High School main office. 
• Parents:  Please use the student drop off area when transporting students to and from school.  Please also follow the flow of traffic behind the building when leaving the campus.  Thank you for your cooperation. 
• Congratulations to the following teachers for being nominated for the Award for Outstanding Service to Public Education:  Mari Hendershot, Kent Maxwell, Kristen Rude, Joseph Repshis, Brian Fahey, Maureen Scolere and John Uram received certificates.    These teachers have received a Certificate of Commendation for excellence in instruction from the Pennsylvania School Study Council.