September 16 - 20, 2024
Piper Murchison is the Freshman Dawg of the Week. Because she is hardworking and kind to everyone, she demonstrates that she is Determined for Greatness
The Sophomore Dawg of the Week is Mehr Singh. Mehr, who is Determined for Greatness as well, is a student who never gives up, even when things go south. She is always trying her best in every way to see how she can succeed, even when she fails. She strives to be successful and that AWESOME!
Ariana Safari, the Junior Dawg of the Week, demonstrates that she is a Successful Collaborator by helping individuals and in groups when needed.
And the Senior Dawg of the Week nominated is Ryan Tourgoly because he is a Successful Collaborator. He’s the kind of friend who would help you tie your shoes because you never learned how to do it as a young kid!
September 23 - 27, 2024
Muadh Rafiz is our Freshman Dawg of the Week. He shows that he is Grateful for Others by being kind and always checking on others’ well-being.
The Sophomore Dawg of the Week is Keneth Romero, also demonstrating he is Grateful for Others. Keneth holds the door open for students in needing an extra hand when leaving class. He is considerate and courteous.
Ayushi Kasotia is the Junior Dawg of the Week because she is Determined for Greatness. She is always prepared and willing to help all those around her!
And Hafsa Rehmatulla is the Senior Dawg of the Week. Hafsa shows to be a Successful Collaborator. While working on assignments, she helps everyone get their opinions out and encourages them to speak their minds.
HOUSE BILL 114 VAPING LAW
Dear FBISD parents and guardians,
On September 1, 2023, House Bill 114 (HB 114), will go into effect to address the serious issue of vaping/e-cigarette use among students. Under this law, any student found in possession of any kind of vaping/e-cigarette device on a campus or at a school-related activity including bus transportation, will face disciplinary consequences including a placement in a Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP)*.
FBISD assures you that the district is committed to providing a supportive climate and safe learning environment that promotes students in accepting responsibility for their learning and behavior.
To be proactive, here are the ways your student might be impacted by the new law:
- If your student possesses an e-cigarette (even if it contains nothing) or any component, part or accessory for any vaping device while on school grounds or at a school-related event, they will be recommended for a mandatory placement in DAEP.
- When receiving disciplinary consequences for this offense, your student is not able to participate in any school activities. Furthermore, they may face removal from specific student clubs or organizations as stipulated by each organization's rules and regulations.
- Students with offenses that qualify for DAEP placement are not eligible for final exam exemptions for that school year.
Please speak with your student about the dangers of vaping and the new law. If your student is struggling with substance abuse, including vaping addiction or peer pressure to engage in these activities, FBISD counseling services are available to provide supports and resources to address such challenges.
As partners, FBISD and parents can work together to ensure student success. Thank you for your cooperation and support. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your campus directly.
* Based on DAEP program capacity, students may be placed in a campus-based discipline program.
STUDENT DROP-OFF
Dear AHS Parents,
Welcome back to another Exciting Year at Austin High School, Home of The Bulldogs!!
We would like to share some information with you regarding Morning Student Drop-Off.
The best time to drop your student off at AHS with little to no traffic is usually between 7:00 AM and 7:15 AM. After 7:15 AM the traffic flow becomes heavy and students risk being late to 1st period.
Areas for Drop-Off: Front Circle and Student Parking Lot Area (Northside of the Building)
Please Do Not Attempt To Drop Your Student Off on The Bus Ramp Side of the Building, That is Not Allowed, this area is for School Vehicles and School Personnel Only!
Please Drive Safe and Have A Great Bulldog Day!!
STUDENT PARKING PERMITS
Seniors & Juniors:
As we return for the 2024-25 School Year, Senior students will have the opportunity to purchase Preferred Parking for $75; all other student parking (for both Seniors & Juniors) will cost $50.
To purchase parking, all seniors and juniors must have:
- Completed the online application
- A Valid Texas Driver's License
- Valid Insurance showing the student's name as an insured driver
- No outstanding fines on the AHS Fine List
- Must be on record as a Junior/Senior by August 2024
Students who have purchased their parking permits for the 2024-245 school year can come and pick them up on Wednesday, August 7, 2023 in Office 108 between 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM.
Students who don't pick up their permits before school starts should not drive to school until they have their permit!
To pick your permit up, you must bring:
- a copy of the 2024-25 Student Parking Rules & Regulations (signed by a parent or guardian); and
- a photocopy of your receipt.
About AHS
Email: adaun.udechukwu@fortbendisd.com
Website: https://www.fortbendisd.com/ahs
Location: 3434 Pheasant Creek Drive, Sugar Land, TX, USA
Phone: 281-634-2000
Twitter: @AHSBulldogs