Adairsville High School

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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AHS teachers participated in professional learning focused on text sets and multimodal texts to strengthen student literacy and engagement across content areas. Our Literacy Coach, Christy McCormick, delivered key aspects of texts sets and multimodal texts. This work directly supports our district priorities by enhancing Tier 1 instruction, investing in high-quality professional learning, and creating meaningful learning experiences that promote student attendance and success.

Our students had the opportunity to hear from our Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) representative, about SCAD’s programs, opportunities, and potential careers after graduation. Many students met with the representative after the presentation to ask questions and learn more about what SCAD has to offer.

AHS Teacher of the Year, Dr. Natalie Crosby, participated in a cohort through Georgia Tech bringing manufacturing skills to the high school classroom. See the article linked below!

https://news.research.gatech.edu/2026/06/22/classroom-manufacturing-floor-teachers-build-real-world-manufacturing-skills-georgia.

Calling all voices!
See the attached information to audition to perform at a student talent showcase at the Great Locomotive Chase Festival on Sunday, October 4. Students only.

A new school year is the perfect time to reset tech habits at home and support your child’s digital wellness. Get simple, everyday tips to help your child stay safe, balanced, and healthy online.
Learn more on Parent ProTech: https://app.parentprotech.com/en/917/bartow-county/743/protech-basics.

Seniors, show your Tiger Pride. Order a t-shirt, hoodie or yard sign celebrating the AHS Class of 2027!