AMHS Weekly Update

The 13.5-week progress reports will be available to parents and students in Infinite Campus on Friday, April 26th. Please be sure to review your student's grades. Progress reports provide parents and students with the student's academic progress in a course at every 4.5 week period during a semester. The grades on a progress report are not a part of the student's permanent record or transcript but should help students to gauge their performance in a course. Student grades are finalized at the end of each semester and are posted to the official transcript at the end of the Fall and Spring semesters. Therefore, it is imperative that students are aware of their grades in a course and that they take advantage of any remediation opportunity that has been provided by the teacher.

As a reminder, Career Pathway students must earn a 2.5-semester G.P.A., and Magnet students must earn a 3.0-semester G.P.A. to maintain satisfactory academic standing. Students who did not meet the G.P.A. requirement at the end of the Fall 2023 semester are currently on academic probation and will need to earn at least the minimum semester GPA requirement to continue in their academic program. Encourage your child to calculate their current G.P.A. by using the instructions attached below. Please speak to your child about their current status in their courses and contact your student’s teacher if you have any questions regarding their progress in a course.

Please take a moment to review the following documents with your graduating scholar prior to graduation on Thursday, May 16, 2024. Students will need to adhere to the schedule that is outlined in the Graduation Letter. Feel free to contact the school, if you have any questions regarding graduation activities. We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2024!!!

Parent involvement has been the key to the continued success of the students at Arabia Mountain High School. Each year Arabia Mountain High School parents/guardians must complete 10 hours of volunteer service hours each year to maintain enrollment at AMHS. Parents can volunteer at the school or school events to earn their volunteer hours or provide donations of $105.00 ($10.50 = 1 volunteer hour).

It is the responsibility of the coach/sponsor of the organization to provide the list of their parent volunteers and hours to Ms. Ham at the conclusion season or event. Parents need to be sure they are signing in at all events to ensure an accurate account of their volunteer hours. Please click the file below to see some of the ways you can earn your volunteer hours. We look forward to seeing you at AMHS!!!!

Parents and guardians,

Keep up with your students' assignments, schedules, and class announcements in Canvas, the learning management system adopted by DCSD and used by AMHS teachers. There are two steps to set up observer access to your student's Canvas account:

• Look up the pairing code in your student's Canvas account. CLICK HERE for instructions on looking up the pairing code.
• Use the pairing code to set up your parent Canvas account. CLICK HERE for instruction on setting up the account.

This will help you to view your student's course material and help them to meet deadlines.

The Whiteside Foundation is dedicated to the future of children and making sure that they have the resources that are needed to be successful. This scholarship is offered to graduating high schools seniors who live in a single-parent household. The recipients will be awarded $1000 towards school expenses.

Requirements

• Graduating High School Senior

• GPA: 2.75 or higher

• Formally accepted by college or university that is deemed as a Historically Black College and University

• Part of a single-parent household

• Majors choice: STEM majors, Education, Criminal Justice or International Studies

• Complete and submit the application below and email your official acceptance letter to thewhitesidefoundation@gmail.com by the deadline below to be considered.

Deadline: April 30, 2024, by 11:59 PM

For more information visit The Whiteside Foundation's Website

The Atlanta Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Infragard Atlanta & Georgia Tech presents the 3rd Annual Cyber Camp is back June 10-24th! If you're interested in participating, please apply at https://lnkd.in/e4sQdy_g

Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP is seeking applicants for our 14th Annual Diversity High School Internship Program. Below you will find the 2024 application. We are seeking highly motivated students who have successfully completed the 10th grade, have at least a B average, and an interest in the practice of law. MMM believes diversity is essential to delivering excellent legal services to our clients and community, and defines diversity broadly to include a wide variety of unique perspectives based on the applicant's background, experience, and personal story.

Our High School Internship Program is a two-week, in-house internship that will commence on June 3, 2024 and will end on June 14, 2024.

During our internship program, student participants will work 30 hours per week participating in workshops, student presentations and project assignments. Each participant will receive a wage of $300.00 per week. If you are interested in applying for the program, please submit your application via the following link: Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP Diversity Internship Program for High School Students Internship Application.

Pre-College programs to help students get a jumpstart to the 2024-2025 school year. Xavier University of Louisiana offers both residential and non-residential programs. Xavier University of Louisiana has a 50-year legacy of providing summer opportunities for academic enrichment, mentorship, career exploration, and lifelong friendships.

Contact Us

• Office of Pre-College Programs

• 504-520-5419

• summerprograms@xula.edu

We host six different opportunities for middle school and high school students to enrich their academic and social development. Click Here for more information!

Students will dive deep into a specific subject area with creative, dynamic instructors, engaging professors and professional experts.

High-achieving students have the opportunity to spend two weeks this summer on campus at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia with Summer Springboard. Learn, explore and grow at a leading research institute ranked in the top 10 of public U.S. universities. Held on this beautiful campus, located in the heart of Atlanta, our program location gives easy access to explore a city known for its importance in both the Civil War and Civil Rights movement.

We’ll also step off-campus to explore what the lively city of Atlanta has to offer! Students will spend a day at Six Flags over Georgia. Additionally, our group will take a city tour which will likely include visits to historic sites such as the Centennial Olympic Park/Skyview Atlanta, World of Coca Cola, Summit Skyride Stone Mountain, Georgia Aquarium and The National Center for Civil and Human Rights.

Enroll in this session to attend a program held on the campus of Georgia Tech this summer:

June 16, 2024 – June 28, 2024

Click Here for more Information.

Email: amhsreg2020@gmail.com
Website: http://www.arabiamtnhs.dekalb.k12.ga.us/
Location: 6610 Browns Mill Road, Stonecrest, GA, USA
Phone: (678)875-3602