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
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
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.
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! 👏
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.
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.
BARTOW VIRTUAL ACADEMY
The application window for the Bartow Virtual Academy will be open for high school students only Nov 1, 2026, through Nov 30, 2026, for the 2nd semester of the 2026-2027 school year.
The BVA is open to all 9th – 12th grade students who meet the criteria.
The online application link and criteria information can be found on the BVA website at the link below.
Bartow Virtual 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!
Congratulations to our winners of the Back to School Beanstack Challenge. Our school goal for 2026-27 is 120,000 minutes. By October 2, we have already read 48,682 minutes toward that goal!
We also have over 10 percent of our students (155) logging reading! Keep up the good work!
Here are our top readers by minutes read!
Isabella Swain 7645
Thomas Carson 4813
Mila Aldahondo 2145
Anabelle Cudd 1643
Jayden Crosswhite 1456
Chase Murphy 1456
Abigale Welchel 1456
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.
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.
Please check PowerSchool for updated grades.
Algebra 1 students in Mrs. Jones class recently developed a deeper understanding of distance-time graphs through real-world applications. Mrs. Jones, one of our Algebra 1 teachers, with the help of Mrs. McPhee, one of our Physics teachers, was able to design a learning experience that connected concepts of linear functions, domain and range, and graph interpretation with Physics concepts such as distance, speed, velocity, and motion over time. Students engaged in hands-on activities including a graph scavenger hunt, journaling through the STEAM design process, creating their own graph scenarios, and analyzing a distance-time graph. By combining mathematical reasoning with physical motion, students were able to see how graphing concepts learned in Algebra 1 can be applied to real-world situations studied in Physics, strengthening both content understanding and critical thinking skills.
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.
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.
Adairsville High School will be closed next week for Fall Break!
Stay safe and have fun!
Stay safe and have fun!
Senior Jacob Anglin represented Adairsville FFA in the Area Tractor Operations CDE and brought home 3rd Place Overall!
This competition puts students’ agricultural knowledge AND equipment skills to the test. Jacob completed a written exam covering tractor safety, servicing, care, and maintenance; worked through problem-solving and troubleshooting scenarios; and completed a timed tractor-driving practicum.
For the driving portion, competitors had to safely operate the tractor, hook up a two-wheeled implement, navigate a tight course and 15-degree curve, back the implement into the designated shed area, unhook, and return the tractor to the finish — all while racing the clock and avoiding penalties.
We are SO proud of Jacob for putting his skills to work and finishing 3rd overall in Northwest Georgia! 💙💛
This competition puts students’ agricultural knowledge AND equipment skills to the test. Jacob completed a written exam covering tractor safety, servicing, care, and maintenance; worked through problem-solving and troubleshooting scenarios; and completed a timed tractor-driving practicum.
For the driving portion, competitors had to safely operate the tractor, hook up a two-wheeled implement, navigate a tight course and 15-degree curve, back the implement into the designated shed area, unhook, and return the tractor to the finish — all while racing the clock and avoiding penalties.
We are SO proud of Jacob for putting his skills to work and finishing 3rd overall in Northwest Georgia! 💙💛
Reminder- please read!
Adairsville High School families are invited to participate in our upcoming Drive-Up Food Pantry through our Helping Hands Ending Hunger Program.
Tuesday, September 29th
10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. or until supplies last
*Please enter through the Green Entrance (bus entrance). Follow the signs.
*Available to families of AHS, AMS, Adairsville Elementary, Pine Log Elementary, Clear Creek Elementary
* Items may include frozen meat or produce
*Students should be present at school in order to participate in the pantry pick-up.
We look forward to serving our school community!
Tuesday, September 29th
10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. or until supplies last
*Please enter through the Green Entrance (bus entrance). Follow the signs.
*Available to families of AHS, AMS, Adairsville Elementary, Pine Log Elementary, Clear Creek Elementary
* Items may include frozen meat or produce
*Students should be present at school in order to participate in the pantry pick-up.
We look forward to serving our school community!
It is almost time for Hope for Christmas 2026, and we cannot wait to celebrate with you and your family!
This year, Crosspoint City Church will host Hope for Christmas at seven locations on Saturday, December 12, 2026.
Registration opens September 26!
Register here: Hope for Christmas
As a past Hope for Christmas guest, you are receiving this early reminder so you can be prepared to register. Space is limited at each location and time, so we encourage you to register early for the best selection.
We are already preparing a wonderful day filled with Christmas joy and special memories, and we hope to celebrate with you on December 12!
With love,
The Hope for Christmas Team
Crosspoint City Church
