Meeting is TONIGHT!
AHS is going to LONDON in the summer of 2027, and we want you to join us!
Come to an informational meeting this Thursday, February 12 at 6:30 in the auditorium.
For more info, please scan the QR code on the attached photo. See Rachel Ensley or Lena Adams for more info.
AHS is going to LONDON in the summer of 2027, and we want you to join us!
Come to an informational meeting this Thursday, February 12 at 6:30 in the auditorium.
For more info, please scan the QR code on the attached photo. See Rachel Ensley or Lena Adams for more info.
STEM Summer Innovation Academy for Bartow Students Grades 2-6!
Winter Break February 16-20.
No school! Enjoy your break.
No school! Enjoy your break.
CTAE Month at Adairsville: A proud Adairsville native and AHS Class of 2010, Mr. Justin Evans returned home to teach after earning his Bachelor’s degree from Reinhardt University and his Master’s degree from Georgia Southern University. This is his 3rd year at Adairsville High School, where he teaches Examining the Teaching Profession, Contemporary Issues in Education, and Teaching as a Profession Practicum.
Mr. Evans’ favorite part of CTAE is the real-world experiences students gain while exploring different career paths. Many students enter the education pathway unsure, but through hands-on practicum and internship experiences, they often discover a true passion for teaching. Watching students commit to pursuing education as a career is what makes this pathway so meaningful.
We’re proud to celebrate educators who are shaping the next generation of teachers right here at AHS!
Mr. Evans’ favorite part of CTAE is the real-world experiences students gain while exploring different career paths. Many students enter the education pathway unsure, but through hands-on practicum and internship experiences, they often discover a true passion for teaching. Watching students commit to pursuing education as a career is what makes this pathway so meaningful.
We’re proud to celebrate educators who are shaping the next generation of teachers right here at AHS!
February is CTAE Month, and we would love to take a moment to celebrate our incredible CTAE department and the difference they make in the lives of our students and school every single day. From hands-on learning experiences to real-world skills that prepare students for their futures, their passion and dedication truly shine in and beyond the classroom.
Thank you for the time, energy, creativity, and care you pour into our Tiger community. Because of you, our students feel inspired, supported, and ready to take on what comes next! Our school is a better place because of it, and we are so grateful for all that you do!
Thank you for the time, energy, creativity, and care you pour into our Tiger community. Because of you, our students feel inspired, supported, and ready to take on what comes next! Our school is a better place because of it, and we are so grateful for all that you do!
We are very excited that several of our CTAE students were able to tour the Delta Operations Center in Atlanta on Monday, February 9th.
Students learned about internships, career opportunities and pathways for advancement within the Delta company. They witnessed first hand the professional collaboration that takes place in the Operations Center to keep a world-wide fleet of airplanes operating safely and pretty much on time.
Each student was able to have some time in the pilot seat of the Airbus330 simulator.
The trip culminated with an investigative tour of the engineering marvel that is the Boeing 747.
We want to thank everyone who made this experience possible for our students!
Students learned about internships, career opportunities and pathways for advancement within the Delta company. They witnessed first hand the professional collaboration that takes place in the Operations Center to keep a world-wide fleet of airplanes operating safely and pretty much on time.
Each student was able to have some time in the pilot seat of the Airbus330 simulator.
The trip culminated with an investigative tour of the engineering marvel that is the Boeing 747.
We want to thank everyone who made this experience possible for our students!
AHS Mock Trial Winners!
Congratulations to the AHS Mock Trial Team, who competed at the Georgia Mock Trial region competition this past Saturday in Rome. The team won more individual awards than all other teams at the competition. Camdyn Collins and Alexa Wynn received "Best Attorney" awards, while Lily McCormick, Cayman Nicholson, Maxime Pantua and Charlie Self won "Best Witness" awards. In addition to these wins, Maxime Pantua, Lily McCormick, and Alexa Wynn won "Outstanding Performance" awards from opposing teams. Way to go, Mock Tigers!
Team pic:
Front Row: Lily McCormick, Sophie Rosas, Camdyn Collins, Fatih Coates, Charlie Self, Cayman Nicholson, Maxime Pantua, and Coach Rebecca Silver.
Back Row: Alex Brasington, Alexa Damer, Jaylin Simpson, Dylan Kitchens, Alexa Wynn, and Coach Ashli Hall.
Individual Awards Pic:
Alexa Wynn, Charlie Self, Maxime Pantua, Cayman Nicholson, Camdyn Collins, and Lily McCormick.
Outstanding Performance Pic 1:
Maxime Pantua
Outstanding Performance Pic 2:
Lily McCormick and Alexa Wynn
Bartow Cares Essay Winner!
Congratulations to Brayce-Lynn Reynolds who was the winner of the Bartow Cares Essay contest for the second nine weeks! She won four free tickets to see the Harlem Globetrotters Basketball Team at Lake Point. The Bartow Cares word for the past term was "Gratitude," and students were asked to write about someone in their lives for whom they are extremely grateful. Brayce-Lynn wrote an awesome tribute to Scott Blackman, Bartow County Resource Officer at Adairsville Middle School. Officer Blackman was able to attend the game with Brayce-Lynn and her family. A great time was had by all! Congratulations, Brayce-Lynn!
Congratulations to Brayce-Lynn Reynolds who was the winner of the Bartow Cares Essay contest for the second nine weeks! She won four free tickets to see the Harlem Globetrotters Basketball Team at Lake Point. The Bartow Cares word for the past term was "Gratitude," and students were asked to write about someone in their lives for whom they are extremely grateful. Brayce-Lynn wrote an awesome tribute to Scott Blackman, Bartow County Resource Officer at Adairsville Middle School. Officer Blackman was able to attend the game with Brayce-Lynn and her family. A great time was had by all! Congratulations, Brayce-Lynn!
Adairsville Thespian Troupe 6316 recently attended Thescon in Columbus, Georgia. At this conference, Amelia Carter was named a STATE CHAMPION!
Her entry for theatre marketing was rated the best in the state, and she was one of 13 entries selected to be showcased out of appx. 700 from the state of Georgia.
Additional congrats to Aslyn Phillips who performed as a member of the Allstate Theatre cast AND had a solo during the performance.
Way to Rep the A!
AHS is going to LONDON in the summer of 2027, and we want you to join us!
Come to an informational meeting this Thursday, February 12 at 6:30 in the auditorium.
For more info, please scan the QR code on the attached photo. See Rachel Ensley or Lena Adams for more info.
Come to an informational meeting this Thursday, February 12 at 6:30 in the auditorium.
For more info, please scan the QR code on the attached photo. See Rachel Ensley or Lena Adams for more info.
Free SAT Prep Class
GaDOE is offering free, live, virtual SAT Prep Classes this spring in partnership with Tutored by Teachers. Students will strengthen foundational math, reading, and writing skills; build confidence with SAT questions; and learn effective test-taking strategies. This accessible virtual series is designed to support students across the state as they prepare for the SAT. The next sessions are March 2-5, 2026.
https://login.community.gadoe.org/events/sat-prep-classes-for-georgia-students
GaDOE is offering free, live, virtual SAT Prep Classes this spring in partnership with Tutored by Teachers. Students will strengthen foundational math, reading, and writing skills; build confidence with SAT questions; and learn effective test-taking strategies. This accessible virtual series is designed to support students across the state as they prepare for the SAT. The next sessions are March 2-5, 2026.
https://login.community.gadoe.org/events/sat-prep-classes-for-georgia-students
On Wednesday, Feb. 4, several leaders from our AHS student organizations had the incredible opportunity to visit the State Capitol and truly “Rep-the-A” with policymakers in Atlanta.
Representatives from FFA, SkillsUSA, and TSA met with Rep. Mitchell Scoggins, TSA Executive Director Steve Price, SkillsUSA Executive Director Ashley Acuff, Georgia DOE Program Specialist Tim Vinson, and state-level student leaders from their respective organizations. These meaningful conversations provided valuable insight into leadership, advocacy, and the impact students can have beyond the classroom.
The trip concluded with a tour of the Capitol and a visit to the Senate Gallery, where students observed our senators in action — an inspiring experience that brought government to life.
Representatives from FFA, SkillsUSA, and TSA met with Rep. Mitchell Scoggins, TSA Executive Director Steve Price, SkillsUSA Executive Director Ashley Acuff, Georgia DOE Program Specialist Tim Vinson, and state-level student leaders from their respective organizations. These meaningful conversations provided valuable insight into leadership, advocacy, and the impact students can have beyond the classroom.
The trip concluded with a tour of the Capitol and a visit to the Senate Gallery, where students observed our senators in action — an inspiring experience that brought government to life.
To say we are proud is truly an understatement.
This incredible young lady, Natalie Wade, works hard at everything she does. Yesterday, she was officially sworn into the National Guard and will attend basic training this summer—what an amazing accomplishment!
Natalie is not only a dedicated SkillsUSA member, but also an active member of Adairsville High School’s JROTC. She has big dreams and clear goals, and she’s already taking meaningful steps to turn them into reality.
If you see Natalie please be sure to congratulate her on this outstanding achievement!
This incredible young lady, Natalie Wade, works hard at everything she does. Yesterday, she was officially sworn into the National Guard and will attend basic training this summer—what an amazing accomplishment!
Natalie is not only a dedicated SkillsUSA member, but also an active member of Adairsville High School’s JROTC. She has big dreams and clear goals, and she’s already taking meaningful steps to turn them into reality.
If you see Natalie please be sure to congratulate her on this outstanding achievement!
February Lunch Menu
Breakfast and lunch menus can also be found on the AHS website under the School Nutrition tab.
Breakfast and lunch menus can also be found on the AHS website under the School Nutrition tab.
BIG NEWS, AHS!
We’ve got three of our AMAZING students headed to STATE TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION!
We couldn’t be prouder!
Nathaniel Fortier – Physical Computing
Kierra Woodside – Animation
Ella Howe – Multimedia Applications
These rockstars rose to the top after we sent 15 incredible projects to Regionals on Friday! Every project was outstanding and had already earned district recognition, but only 1st‑place winners move on to state… and these three earned it!
So, if you see Nathaniel, Kierra, or Ella, make sure to give them a HUGE CONGRATULATIONS!
They’ve worked hard, they’ve shined, and they’re representing AHS in the best way!
We’ve got three of our AMAZING students headed to STATE TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION!
We couldn’t be prouder!
Nathaniel Fortier – Physical Computing
Kierra Woodside – Animation
Ella Howe – Multimedia Applications
These rockstars rose to the top after we sent 15 incredible projects to Regionals on Friday! Every project was outstanding and had already earned district recognition, but only 1st‑place winners move on to state… and these three earned it!
So, if you see Nathaniel, Kierra, or Ella, make sure to give them a HUGE CONGRATULATIONS!
They’ve worked hard, they’ve shined, and they’re representing AHS in the best way!
The Beanstack Winter Olympics Challenge for READING is going strong. Students keep reading and logging your minutes through the Beanstack app. Our yearly goal is 120,000 minutes and we are approaching 100,000.
Thanks to all the students and teachers who are participating. The contest continues through February.
Here are the leaders:
Anabelle Cudd with 2258 minutes
Paisley Gray with 1521 minutes
Calvin Konen with 1420 minutes
Lily McCormick with 1117 minutes.
Thanks to all the students and teachers who are participating. The contest continues through February.
Here are the leaders:
Anabelle Cudd with 2258 minutes
Paisley Gray with 1521 minutes
Calvin Konen with 1420 minutes
Lily McCormick with 1117 minutes.
February is CTAE month!
We love and appreciate our counselors!
Saturday and Sunday activities are canceled at this time.
The informational night for London 2027 has been postponed due to impending incriminate weather and has been scheduled for February 12 at 6:30pm. Please mark your calendar and invite you friends!
