Are you ready to maximize your SAT score? Argyle High School has partnered with MasteryPrep to bring you a one-day SAT Bootcamp on March 22nd—just in time for the AHS SAT day for all Juniors on March 25th!
This boot camp is packed with expert strategies, test-taking tips, and valuable practice to help you feel confident and prepared on test day. Don't miss this opportunity to sharpen your skills and boost your score!
Date: March 22nd from 9am-3pm
Where: Argyle High School
How to Sign Up: Register now on RevTrak and Google Form
Spots are limited and the March 6th DEADLINE is fast approaching, so sign up today and take control of your SAT success!
If you have any questions, please email nicole.leech@argyleisd.com
Argyle High School art students recently had the opportunity to explore some of Fort Worth's most iconic art museums. The day began at the Kimbell Art Museum, where students immersed themselves in the rich history of Western art and the captivating MesoAmerican art collection.
Next, the group made their way to the Modern Art Museum, where they experienced contemporary works that sparked new ideas and creative inspiration. The students concluded their tour by channeling their experiences into their own art creations, showcasing the influence of the museums on their work.
It was a memorable day of exploration and artistic growth!
We’re excited to offer optional Bleeding Control Training for students in grades 7–12! This hands-on training will equip students with the critical skills needed to stop life-threatening bleeding in emergencies. We only have ONE session left for grades 9-12.
9-12 Grade Training: March 5 (AHS Library Classroom)
Session Time: 7:15–8:15 AM
During the training, students will learn to properly use tourniquets, chest seals, pressure bandages, and wound packing. The course combines Stop the Bleed with elements of Tactical Emergency Casualty Care, providing real-world skills that could help save a life.
This training is completely optional but highly encouraged for students interested in first aid, emergency response, or simply being prepared for the unexpected.
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to gain life-saving skills!
Parents, please fill out THIS FORM if your student is interested in this training. Students will NOT be allowed to participate without a completed form.
For more information, contact Michael Lemish, AISD Security Coordinator.
AHS Senior Families,
Please find a list of important dates for the Senior Class of 2025 below. There will be more detailed information sent out as we get closer to these events. If you have any questions, please email Ms. Izzy Fowler at sarah.fowler@argyleisd.com.
March 18 - Cap & Gown Delivery (lunch) - AHS
May 5 - Senior Scholarship Night - AHS
May 7 - AHS Awards Night - AHS
May 11 - Baccalaureate - Cross Timbers Church
May 15 - Senior Parade, Slide Show, Rose Ceremony - AHS
May 16 - Senior Breakfast/Graduation Practice - AHS
May 18 - Graduation - 6 p.m. UNT
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) for our Seniors has OPENED!
>>Click here to get started!<<
Please know that completing the FAFSA or the FAFSA Opt Out is a graduation requirement for all Seniors 2025 in the state of Texas. The 25-26 FAFSA will be the correct year our seniors will need to file for! The one listed for 24-25 is for students who are currently in college. This is a common error and we want to prevent our families from having to do it twice!
- If you have already completed & "submitted" the 25-26 FAFSA, please send your counselor the confirmation email you received from FAFSA.gov - It should say something like "Congratulations, "The FAFSA Form Is Complete!"
- If you plan to "opt- out" of the FAFSA meaning that you do not plan to apply for grants, loans, or institutional scholarships to pay for college, drop by the counseling office and pick up a "FAFSA Opt Out" form or print/complete this form https://tea.texas.gov/academics/college-career-and-military-prep/opt-outrevised10.2021finalenglish.pdf
- Here is a link to answer any questions about how to fill out the 25-26 FAFSA: https://ahs.argyleisd.com/departments/counseling/fafsa
Please reach out to your counselor and/or use our helpful FAFSA links (above) to clarify.
