9/13/2024

The Girls Volleyball program honored members of the Robbinsdale Robins team.
It is a great thing to watch programs support each other. That’s Pride! Lift each other up.

A Group of Armstrong student leaders represented Armstrong at the NWSC Leadership Seminar on Tuesday. #FalconPride

On Wednesday, our Marching Band went to perform at some of our elementary schools!

Make sure to mark your calendars for Homecoming week Activities!

Orange Shirt Day, which officially takes place on Monday, Sept. 30 commemorates the American Indian Residential School experience and honors the healing journey of all impacted. Robbinsdale American Indian Education invites all to join.

HBCU College Fair!

National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15. During the month we recognize the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States.

Register today for your AP Exams:

1. Join AP Classroom (Directions)

2. Pay in Infinite Campus School Store

3. Fill Out AP Registration Google Form

Yearbooks are on sale now! Order by November 27 for the best price!

Available at Armstrongyearbook.com. Email ahs_yearbook@rdale.org with questions.

Seniors: If you would like to have a senior picture or baby ad in the yearbook, please submit them no later than 1/24/2025. See Armstrongyearbook.com for more information. Email ahs_yearbook@rdale.org with questions.

• Date: Thursday, September 26
• Time:
• 7:00pm Guest Speaker (Mr. Norby)
  
• 7:45pm APA Business Meeting: Learn about how you can support the Armstrong staff and students with your time, talent, and/or donations
  
• Location: AHS Media Center
• Who: All AHS parents/guardians are encouraged to attend.
  

Future APA Meeting dates:

• October 24, 2024
• November 21, 2024
• December - No Meeting
• January 16, 2025
• February 20, 2025
• March - No Meeting
  
• April 24, 2025
• May - No Meeting

Robbinsdale Area Schools Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge Robbinsdale Area Schools is located on the homelands of the Dakota and Ojibwe people. We recognize the painful history of genocide and forced assimilation of the Indigenous inhabitants of this land. We honor and respect the many Indigenous peoples who live on and hold sacred these lands, and we stand with members of these Nations to fight injustice in all of its forms. We uphold the preservation of Dakota and Ojibwe languages, land based education, and tribal sovereignty.

Sept. 21st -Homecoming Dance

Oct 7th-Picture Retake Day

Oct. 11th-No School

Oct 17th-18th No School (MEA)

Nov. 1st- End of Quarter 1