School-wide spirit rally in the stadium!

Don’t miss this opportunity to show your school and class spirit by sitting with your class and cheering on your class as each grade level shares their homecoming backdrop and choreographed dance.

There will also be a class competition, Dance Company performance along with the Homecoming Court being introduced.

Look for your class flag & color:

• Freshman Apollo - Yellow
• Sophomores Aphrodite - Green
• Juniors Poseidon - Blue
• Seniors Ares - Red

• AGHS has more availability for attendees. Tickets can be purchased on Monday at lunch until Wednesday at 3:30PM after school in the Student Business Office (SBO). Tickets can also be purchased on the AGHS Webstore.

• Cost: $15 with ASB and $20 without

• Guest Passes: print here or pick up at the SBO or at the AGHS main office front desk. Guest passes must be turned in by Wednesday at 3:30 to the SBO.

• Reminder that this is a semi-formal event (ties, dress pants, dresses, pant suits)

Tickets are non refundable/non-transferable.

• Monday-Future Day - Dress up in either a college/military t-shirt OR go all in wearing something that represents your dream career/job. Monday’s LTA-Ramen Eating.

• Tuesday-90's Day - Dress up in jeans and flannel OR go all in with 90’s attire (Some common items of clothing from the 1990s: black leggings with oversized sweater, low heel shoes, sweatpants, skirts, solid colors, silk shirts, turtlenecks under cardigans or sweaters, plain white Keds and army surplus).Tuesday’s LTA-Dress Up Relay

• Wednesday-80's Day - Dress up in neon OR go all in with 80’s (some looks that were in were big hair, mullets, spandex, ripped knees, fanny packs, lacey shirts, polo shirts with collar flipped up, leg warmers, high waisted & acid wash jeans). Wednesday’s LTA-Basketball Knockout

• Thursday-Grease or Greece Day - 50’s day or Toga - Dress up wearing either pink or white shirt/jeans OR go all in with 50’s (examples: poodle skirts, pony tails, neck scarves, rolled up jeans, white T’s, leather jackets) or toga, greek god or goddess. Thursday LTA-Chariot Race

• Friday-Forever Blue & Gold Day - Dress up wearing your Blue Zoo t-shirt OR go all in wearing blue and gold from head to toe! Friday Rally in the stadium w/ LTA-Staff/Students Dodgeball Game

ELKS TEENAGER OF THE MONTH SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

The Oceano/Five Cities Elks Lodge #2504 selects an AGHS senior male and female each month based on achievements, character, leadership, service, citizenship and scholastics. The Teenager of the Month will be recognized at an Elk’s dinner and will then be eligible for selection of "Teenager of the Year". At the end of April, we have a panel of Elks Members judge the Student of the Month Applications. From this pool, we will select one male and one female who will each receive a college scholarship. Go to the AGHS Website under scholarships for more information or stop by the Career Center.

Completed application should be submitted to Brianna.boyd@lmusd.org. Students only need to apply once. If your application is not chosen in a given month, it will be considered for the following month. The sooner you turn in an application, the more opportunities you will have for selection

• Must have school ID to enter
• Check in by 8:30PM
• Semi-Formal Event - dress pants with collared shirt and tie, dress or pantsuit. AGHS recommends flat shoes or clean tennis shoes to avoid injury. Shoes must be worn at all times.
• Follow all school rules
• Be in Good Standing (grades, attendance & behavior)
• Dance appropriately

Dear Seniors;

If you have met the criteria to receive the early certification for the CA Seal of Biliteracy 2021-2022, you can apply now. This will allow you to include this language certification in your scholarships and college applications during the Fall semester.

The criteria for proficiency in a language other than English is one of the following:

• Passing a World Language Advanced Placement examination with a score of 3 or higher.
• Passing an International Baccalaureate examination with a score of 4 or higher.
• Successful completion of a four-year high school course of study in a world language and attaining an overall grade point average of 3.0 or above. (Passing AP Spanish or equivalent with a grade of B or better)
• Passing a school district approved language exam that, at a minimum, assesses speaking, reading and writing passing at a proficient level or higher.
• Passing the SAT II world language examination with a score of 600 or higher.

Reminder: WE NEED YOUR SENIOR PORTRAIT BY NOVEMBER 12, 2021! This year the yearbook staff is only accepting Senior portraits uploaded through YBK+ online.

Here's How to upload your photo…

• Go to ybkplus.com on your phone.

• Once on the site, enter your lmusd.org email.

• A code will then be emailed to you to verify identity.

• Choose My Portrait, select and crop an appropriate portrait photo, then submit!Yearbook submission details: The yearbook staff reserves the right to reject any photo that does not accurately represent the student identified, does not follow proper student dress code and/or does not meet publications standards. You may use your cell phone, see a local photographer, or reach out to Mr. Clarke in room 801 to take your senior photo.

sign up in the Career Center/Rm 208 to attend or click here to sign up online.

• USC presentation on 10/25 during period 5.

• UC San Diego presentation on 10/26 during period 2.

• Azusa Pacific University presentation on 10/26 during period 3.

• Point Loma Nazarene University presentation on 10/26 during period 4.

• University of San Francisco presentation on 10/27 during period 6.

• Cal Lutheran presentation on 10/28 during period 3.