Mr. Andrew Guy: A Jack of all Trades
Having a support system from peer groups is an invaluable way for students to know that they are not alone. It allows students to collaborate with each other and encourage one another to step outside [...]
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Atten-Hut! Cadet Castagna Reporting for Duty
Competitive dancing has always been a passion of 12th grader Angeline Castagna. Coming to AHCCS in 9th grade because she was taking 13 dance classes a week and averaging a total of 17 hours a week in [...]
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Teacher Goes Above Expectations to Transition New Students
The type of connection a student makes with their initial contact at a new school could predict what the rest of their experience will be like. AHCCS knows how important it is to transition our studen [...]
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Swimming His Way to Higher Education
AHCCS 12th grader, Zachary Bell, has never seen obstacles as roadblocks. Rather, he sees them as inspiration to prove what he is capable of. Despite being severely asthmatic and having previous doctor [...]
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AHCCS Teacher is Described as "Outstanding"
Most students would agree that making connections with their teachers helps them to stay more engaged, become more confident in their work, and allows them a higher likelihood of success. Learning Sup [...]
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AHCCS 11th Grader Turns Video Gaming into a Profession
Most adults would agree that if they could do whatever they wanted, they would pursue a passion and try to turn it into a profession. But how many of us can say we made this happen all before graduati [...]
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AHCCS Launches New Program to Prepare Students for Their Futures
Over the years, it has become apparent that schools need to integrate life skills into their curriculum so students are prepared for their futures. The Pennsylvania Department of Education created the [...]
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