Dear Eagles,
We hope that this newsletter finds you well. I want to take this opportunity to highlight our first Core Value, Respect. We have defined Respect as “We value one another’s safety and dignity. We treat others with kindness and empathy.”
We have been able to see our Eagles already displaying this in many ways so far: using appropriate language, saying “please” and “thank you”, helping clean up litter during break and lunch, getting to class on time, etc. While these may seem like simple things, especially for a high school, they are incredibly impactful in making our campus feel safer and more welcoming for everyone. We are proud of these efforts and have been encouraging additional positive behaviors through our Eagle Expectations Awards Cards that are handed out by staff when we see a student exhibiting our Core Values and Eagle Expectations. Students can then turn in their card to our ASB room for a treat. It’s a token of our appreciation for their positive behavior and contribution to making our campus a better place.
We will continue working throughout the year to find ways to recognize our Eagles through positive means. Please encourage your student to keep up the good work!
Go Eagles!
Mr. Neff
- JOIN US ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th FOR THE JV AND VARSITY FOOTBALL GAME VS NIPOMO
- IT STARTS AT 4:30 AND THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL HALFTIME FUNDRAISER AT THE VARSITY GAME FOR FORMER EAGLE RYAN TEIXEIRA’S 17 STRONG FOUNDATION.
- THERE WILL BE A MIRACLE MINUTE IN THE STANDS AS WE UNITE IN 17 STRONG’S MISSION TO HELP FIGHT CANCER.
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Club Faire Join us this Friday at Lunch as we highlight all the different clubs we have here at AGHS. | CLASS OFFICERS APPLICATIONS DUE MONDAY | Senior Photos If you are a senior, and you haven't already uploaded your senior photo, make sure to get it in by October 3rd. |
Club Faire
CLASS OFFICERS APPLICATIONS DUE MONDAY
Senior Photos
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Work Permits Attention all students that plan on working this year. Please submit a completed work permit request form to Mr. Coville ASAP, or email him at trevor.coville@lmusd.org. Anybody that needs their current permit extended can stop by Room 510, or email Mr. Coville as well. | MAKE SURE TO CLEAR YOUR ABSENCES Clear Absences by Midnight Tuesday, 10/11/22. Attendance Month Deadline - Please make sure that the Attendance Office is informed of the reason for any still unverified absences for 09/12/22 - 10/07/22. After that date, we will not be able to make any changes. | Speech & Debate Fundraiser Come support our Speech & Debate Team by showing this flyer and ordering some great Blaze pizza on Thursday, September 29th from 4 to 7pm. |
Work Permits
MAKE SURE TO CLEAR YOUR ABSENCES
Speech & Debate Fundraiser
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HOMEWORK CENTER Need a quiet place to get your work done after school? The Homework Center is open from 3:45-4:45 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in room 208 in the Career Center. The HW Center is open to all students! Hope to see you there! | MATH TUTORING Every Wednesday in the morning and after school. | History Lab Tuesday Mornings in Room 306, Make sure you get the help you need. |
HOMEWORK CENTER
MATH TUTORING
History Lab
Chess Club
SPEECH & DEBATE
Our first competition is Congressional Debate on October 8th.
You can join our Google Classroom, contact Coach Chris Ryan, or drop by room 401 to get more details. We look forward to speaking with you!
Another Wonderful FFA Ag-Tivity Coming Next Week
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE
On September 26, 1960, the first in a series of historic televised debates (seen by some 85 to 120 million viewers) between U.S. presidential candidates John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M. Nixon was broadcast this day in 1960. SOURCE
GIRLS STUNT
Girls Wrestling
Volunteers needed for the Arroyo Grande Hospital!
Pedestrian Safety Month
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