Adairsville High School

AHS Homecoming King and Queen 2026 Matthew Cook and Lily McCormick.

Friday Fun Day at AHS.

Jingle Jog! Saturday, December 12, 2026.
You can be a sponsor or participate in this event that benefits the Tranquility House Domestic Violence Center.

🏆 AHS SkillsUSA Students Shine at Region Competition! 🐅🔨

Our AHS SkillsUSA team represented Tiger Nation beautifully at the Region 1 SkillsUSA Challenge in Rome on Thursday!

Competing alongside more than 250 students, our talented Tigers put their career-ready skills to the test in Carpentry, Plumbing, Drywall and Metal Studs, Electrical, Masonry, Cabinet Making, and Blueprint Reading.

And they brought home some OUTSTANDING honors! 🏅

🥇 Region Champion – Plumbing

🥇 1st Place – Drywall and Metal Studs

🥈 Region Runner-Up – Plumbing

🥉 3rd Place – Carpentry

🥉 3rd Place – Masonry

We are incredibly proud of these students for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence! They are developing valuable skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom, and their success is a wonderful reflection of our Career and Technical Education programs.

Way to represent AHS, Tigers! 🐅💚

#TigerPride #SkillsUSA #CTAE #FutureReady #GoTigers

Geometry students recently took on the challenge of constructing formal 2-column proofs to prove that two triangles are congruent. This lesson strengthened students' critical thinking and problem-solving skills while deepening their understanding of geometric relationships. What made this experience especially unique was the integration of real-world career skills. Students created a one-page "Geometry Resume" that summarized their knowledge of triangle congruence proofs and geometric concepts, serving as a reference tool during their interview. They then participated in a mock interview where they were asked to construct and explain a proof while responding to clarifying and challenging questions from the interviewer, their Geometry teacher.

The interview was intentionally designed to mirror a professional job interview experience. Students practiced important life skills such as preparing a resume, dressing professionally, communicating their thinking clearly, making eye contact, introducing themselves, and responding confidently to questions. By combining rigorous mathematics with authentic workplace expectations, this lesson gave students an opportunity to strengthen both their academic knowledge and the employability skills that will benefit them long after they leave the classroom.

Geometry team members: Brock Arp, Clay Heath, Dr. Andrew Smith, and Laura Turner

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.

Here is information concerning all things for homecoming week.

Please join us as the AHS Drama Department presents the One Act Play, Over the River and Through the Woods.
October 26 and 27, 7:00 p.m.
AHS Auditorium
$5

When you see band students today, please congratulate them on a job well done. They traveled to Scottsboro, Alabama on Saturday, October 14 for the Where the Lakes Meets the Mountains Marching Band Competition.

The band received the following results:

-Superior Drum Major
-Superior Majorettes
-Superior Colorguard
-Superior Percussion
-Superior Band-Best in Class AAA Drum Major

-Best in Class AAA Majorettes
-Best in Class AAA Colorguard
-Best in Class AAA Percussion
-Best in Class AAA Soloists: Jayden Lopez and Carson Cruz
-Best in Class AAA Band

-Most Entertaining Band

-Overall Grand Champion

During last week’s professional learning Block Party, AHS teachers learned more about multimodal texts and participated in an interdisciplinary demonstration focused on eclipses. In the images, you can see them working to determine at what point the moon (a.k.a. a marble) can block out the sun (a.k.a. a beach ball).

This work is a part of our commitment to providing professional learning that explores impactful literacy strategies and promotes engaging Tier 1 instruction in every classroom.

Friday Pink Out Fun at AHS!

🎉 Congratulations to our AHS Employee of the Month, Coach Tony Sellers! 🎉

Coach Sellers wears many hats at AHS, serving as our Science Department Chair, science teacher, and Magnet Intern Coordinator!

Coach Sellers is the definition of an “it can be done” kind of person! When he sees a problem, he’s already thinking of a solution. His positive attitude, willingness to help, and dedication to our school make him such a valuable part of the AHS family.

We are so thankful for all that Coach Sellers does for our students and staff! Please join us in congratulating him on this well-deserved recognition! 👏

Would you like to paint your parking spot? See Mrs. Erickson in Room 349 for info.
Cost is $20. You will need to fill out a form, pay first and follow the instructions listed.

Senior Enrichment Day, October 21st at the Bartow County College and Career Academy.

26th Annual Feed the Community Dinner will be Saturday, November 21, 2026.

It's game day at NW Whitfield, and the Tigers are sporting new travel suits! Go Tigers!

AHS Geometry students recently participated in an engaging cross-curricular lesson that brought mathematics and art together through the study of tessellations. AHS geometry teachers collaborated with the visual arts teacher to design a project that challenged students to apply their understanding of rigid transformations and congruence while creating original works of art. Students explored translations, reflections, and rotations to develop unique tessellation designs, documented their thinking through the STEAM design process, and reflected on how mathematical concepts can be used to create visually appealing artwork. This lesson provided students with an authentic opportunity to see the connection between creativity and mathematics while strengthening both their problem-solving and artistic skills. We are proud of the collaboration and the impressive work our students produced!

Geometry teachers: Brock Arp, Clay Heath, Dr. Andrew Smith, and Laura Turner
Visual arts teacher: Kaitlyn Wood

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.

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