222 Noble Road,
Clarks Summit, PA 18411
Phone: 585.5300
Fax (Main Office): 570.586.8188
Fax (Guidance Office): 570.585.8274
Principal: Pamela Murray murrayp@ahsd.org
Assistant Principal: Andrew Snyder snydera@ahsd.org
Assistant Principal: Marc Wyandt wyandtm@ahsd.org
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.
Computer Acceptable Use Policy
Curriculum Guide
Discipline Referral Form (Pg. 9: Student Handbook)
Dress Code
Dual Enrollment Program
Free & Reduced Meal Application
Graduation Information:
Underclassman Final Exam Notice
Graduation Project Letter
Graduation Requirements
Rights/Responsibilities of Parents & Athletes
Voluntary Student Accident Insurance
ABOUT ABINGTON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL:
Abington Heights High School offers a comprehensive and rigorous program of
studies for students in grades 9-12, including 15 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:
Attention students:
This weekend, the student e-mail system will be
replaced with
Microsoft Office Live.
This new system will increase mailbox
size,
provide access to Microsoft Word, Excel, and
PowerPoint from anywhere
a web browser is available, and provide each student
with a 25 gig skydrive.
It
will be accessible from the same location as the old system at
www.ahsd.org.
Your username will be the same as your current
username with @hsnet.ahsd.org.
Your initial password will be your student ID.
If your student ID is only 5 digits, you will need
to place a 1 before your student ID.
The old system will be up and running until next
Friday and a link will be provided under the student menu.
MID-TERM EXAM SCHEDULE
Mid-terms will be on the following days:
English Mid-Terms:
Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012 (including Eng III
AP, Eng IV AP)
Math Mid-Terms:
Thursday, Feb 2, 2012 (including Calc AB
AP, Calc BC AP)
2 subject conflicts:
Friday, Feb 3, 2012
On Monday through Thursday students who are not
scheduled for a mid-term exam will report to the auditorium.
Teenage drivers will face more training and new rules under Lacey Law.
Tentative Exam Dates:
Final Exams: May 30 - June 4 (tentative)
All juniors are required to submit their final graduation project paper to their JWW teacher in class on February 13/14.
The winter semi-formal dance will be held on Saturday, February 4, 2012 (weather postponement date is February 18). 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 2011 graduate. If your guest is from ANOTHER school or a 2011 graduate, then you must complete the guest approval form, available in the main office. This form must be returned to the main office by January 27. All guests from other schools and 2011 graduates must be approved by the administration. Tickets will be on sale from January 23 – February 1 during all lunch periods. Cost is $15 per ticket and tickets are non-refundable. The dance is from 7-11 PM at the high school. Dismissal starts at 10:30 PM.
Parent-teacher conferences: February 20, 2012 (no school for students)
All financial and disciplinary obligations must be fulfilled by May 31, 2012 in order for a senior to participate in commencement.
Commencement is tentatively planned for Friday, June 8, 2012 at 5:30 p.m. at Comet Stadium.
Please be aware that Lackawanna County recently banned the possession
and use of bath-salts, synthetic marijuana and other mood-altering
chemicals. This ban affirms the AHSD's Alcohol and Controlled Substance
Use and Abuse Policy which strictly prohibits the use, abuse, and/or
possession of alcohol, inhalants, mood altering substances, look-alike
drugs, drug substances, chemicals or paraphernalia. The alcohol
and controlled substance use and abuse policy can be accessed from the
district website.
We would like to remind students to exercise
discretion and good judgment when posting information online. You are
probably already aware that information posted online is public and can
be viewed by many people; however, recent court rulings now make it
legal for information posted online to be used against an individual in
a court of law. Once again, please exercise good judgment and
discretion when posting information online.
With written parent consent, Tylenol can be administered every 6 hours for minor pain for students in grades 9-12 at the nurse’s discretion. Parents can fax or send in a note requesting Tylenol for their child.
· fax: 586-8188
· student turns in note to homeroom teacher
Questions can be directed to Mrs. Stone or Mrs. Ciaglia at 585-5304.
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.