This week’s Advisory focused on course registration for the 2019-20 school year. Mailings will be sent home over the break with information about course registration, and those mailings will be posted on the ARHS website under Academics > Course Registration. Right now, the Program of Studies is posted and available for your review.
Course registration at the high school, for grades 9 – 11, is now open in PowerSchool and will close March 4 at 8 am.
The mini-writing workshop with Ms. Lewis and Ms. Stocker originally planned for yesterday after school has been rescheduled for Thursday, February 28th at 2:30 pm. Put it on your calendar and stop by the Writing Lab or Library to find out more!
The girls swimming killed it at the Central/West Sectional Meet on Sunday, February 10th, and ended up securing the 6th place spot in the team scoring in all of central and western mass despite being one of the smallest teams there. They had many top 8 places in individual events. Fabulous meet!! Go Canes!!! Best of luck at States this weekend!
Parents and guardians: Mark your calendar for the Spring Sports Information Night – Wednesday, March 13th @ 6:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium. Meet the coaches, get tryout information and practice/game schedules.
ARHS presents the musical adaptation of Natalie Babbit’s famous novel on life and immortality. Hailed by the New York Times as a production with “kinetic beauty that startles with its emotional resonance and theatrical force”, this all-ages show explores the timeless question: what if you could live forever?
In the tradition of ARHS musicals, Tuck Everlasting features the work of student design teams, a student-driven pit orchestra and a brilliant student cast.
All shows are PG-rated (for themes of mortality and death), with a particularly child-friendly 2:00 matinee on Saturday, March 9. Bring the whole family – and thank you for supporting the Performing Arts at ARHS!
For tickets: ARHS presents Tuck Everlasting: the Musical
The Art Dept is looking for 35 mm SLR film cameras for the B&W Photography courses. We are happy to assess if your camera is still functioning if you aren’t sure. We can even get around a broken light meter. We have five classes right now, but no where near enough cameras to loan out. Tax deductions are available. Thanks and come see the AR[T]HS show at the end of the year to see what you made possible!
