General Announcements
This week we are celebrating Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week. Students, be sure to thank your teachers for all that they do for you.
Come on out to tomorrow night's Spring Jazz Concert starting at 7pm in the cafeteria. Jazz I, The Dry Creek Dixie Dawgs, and Jazz II will be featured. The concert is free and complimentary desserts and beverages will be served throughout the evening.
"There will be a brief TSA meeting tonight (Wed) after school at 2:20 to pass out information for TSA Nationals. This is for ALL TSA students looking to attend the TSA Nationals conference in Orlando this summer."
Attention Key Club: the Mineral Street clean up has been rescheduled for Wednesday, 5/7/08. Come to next Monday’s meeting to help out.
Attention all Warriors and Habitat for Humanity members: If you are interested in building with Habitat for Humanity this summer, please come to a meeting Monday, May 5 after school in room C-18. We are building our own house and welcome all the help we can get! Builders must be at least 16 years old.
Attention Senior Ladies & Wild Warrior Women: this Friday is your chance to dress up and show your spirit! Come to school Friday, May 2, in an out of the ordinary outfit to support Habitat for Humanity’s Wacky Tacky Dance. Make your outfit wacky, but remember to stay within the dress code and save the craziest for the dance. With only 13 days left, let’s see your spirit Seniors!
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
The Arapahoe boys swimming and diving team will host both Lewis Palmer and Ft Collins today at 4PM. This triangular meet is expected to be a fast and competitive meet. Don’t miss it!
Attention Students: The Special Olympic Soccer for Arapahoe will be playing at half time at the girl’s varsity soccer game tonight at 7:00 at LPS. They would all love for EVERYONE to come out and watch them show off their new skills and cheer them on. It’s going to be fun so we want to the stands to be filled!!!
Congrats to the Girls JV Soccer team who clinched the Continental League Championship yesterday with a convincing 7 – 0 victory over Chaparral.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
April 29, 2008
General Announcements
This week we are celebrating Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week. Students, be sure to thank your teachers for all that they do for you.
Reminder: If you signed up to audition to read the bulletin next year, auditions are today right after school in Room C 21. Please plan to arrive at least 20 minutes ahead of your scheduled time.
Attention all "Art Attack" artists. Please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Any students that had artwork on display at the Southglenn Library this past year, please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Congratulations to all band musicians who performed at Saturday’s Solo and Ensemble Festival! 116 students achieved superior ratings, and 20 musicians received excellent ratings for playing in ensembles!! 10 soloists achieved superior ratings, and 10 musicians received excellent ratings! Congratulations to all of you!!!
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
Congratulations to Megan O'Donnell on her selection to the Women's Mountain Region lacrosse team. She will compete at the upcoming National Women's Lacrosse Tournament in Baltimore, Maryland.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
This week we are celebrating Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week. Students, be sure to thank your teachers for all that they do for you.
Reminder: If you signed up to audition to read the bulletin next year, auditions are today right after school in Room C 21. Please plan to arrive at least 20 minutes ahead of your scheduled time.
Attention all "Art Attack" artists. Please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Any students that had artwork on display at the Southglenn Library this past year, please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Congratulations to all band musicians who performed at Saturday’s Solo and Ensemble Festival! 116 students achieved superior ratings, and 20 musicians received excellent ratings for playing in ensembles!! 10 soloists achieved superior ratings, and 10 musicians received excellent ratings! Congratulations to all of you!!!
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
Congratulations to Megan O'Donnell on her selection to the Women's Mountain Region lacrosse team. She will compete at the upcoming National Women's Lacrosse Tournament in Baltimore, Maryland.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Monday, April 28, 2008
April 28, 2008
General Announcements
Congratulations to the Dry Creek Dixie Dawgs who achieved an Excellent-I rating at Friday's UNC-Greeley Jazz Festival! Also, congratulations to Jazz I for receiving a high II rating, and Jazz I for achieving a II rating at Friday's festival!! Junior pianist, Wes Leffingwell, and Sophomore Drummer, Kevin Matthews received outstanding soloist awards - congratulations!!!
Reminder: If you signed up to audition to read the bulletin next year, auditions are tomorrow Tuesday right after school in Room C 21. Please plan to arrive at least 20 minutes ahead of your scheduled time.
"Congratulations to all Arapahoe TSA students who competed this weekend in the TSA State Conference. We are proud of the way you represented Arapahoe High School. Collectively, AHS took 9 top 3 finishes including: 2 first places, 3 second places, and 4 third place finishes. 8 TSA students qualified for TSA Nationals in Orlando Florida this Summer: Special congratulation for the following finishes:1st Place Awards: Technology Bowl - George Darling, Laine Greaves-Smith, Clara O'Connor Technical Research & Report Writing: - Emily Haskins
2nd Place Awards: F1 in Schools Challenge - Nick Turner, Laine Greaves-Smith, Kiri Eberhart, John Bohenick Dragster Design - Nick Turner Chapter Team Individual - George Darling, Emily Haskins
3rd Place Awards: Chapter Team - Nick Turner, Laine Greaves-Smith, Ethan Grebe, Emily Haskins, Clara O'Connor, and George Darling Electronic Research & Experimentation - Laine Greaves-Smith, George Darling Medical Technology - Emily Haskins, Clara O'connor Prepared Presentation - George Darling"
Attention all "Art Attack" artists. Please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Any students that had artwork on display at the Southglenn Library this past year, please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education, Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Reminder, April 26, Saturday, a new ordinance went into effect which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
Seniors: If you have not filled out a survey about your plans for next year to be published in the May Arapahoe Herald please check with your current social studies teacher to make sure you get one to hand into the Journalism department. If you do not have a Government, Economics, AP Government, or AP US History class and have not received a survey please fill one out in Room E8.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Congratulations to the Dry Creek Dixie Dawgs who achieved an Excellent-I rating at Friday's UNC-Greeley Jazz Festival! Also, congratulations to Jazz I for receiving a high II rating, and Jazz I for achieving a II rating at Friday's festival!! Junior pianist, Wes Leffingwell, and Sophomore Drummer, Kevin Matthews received outstanding soloist awards - congratulations!!!
Reminder: If you signed up to audition to read the bulletin next year, auditions are tomorrow Tuesday right after school in Room C 21. Please plan to arrive at least 20 minutes ahead of your scheduled time.
"Congratulations to all Arapahoe TSA students who competed this weekend in the TSA State Conference. We are proud of the way you represented Arapahoe High School. Collectively, AHS took 9 top 3 finishes including: 2 first places, 3 second places, and 4 third place finishes. 8 TSA students qualified for TSA Nationals in Orlando Florida this Summer: Special congratulation for the following finishes:1st Place Awards: Technology Bowl - George Darling, Laine Greaves-Smith, Clara O'Connor Technical Research & Report Writing: - Emily Haskins
2nd Place Awards: F1 in Schools Challenge - Nick Turner, Laine Greaves-Smith, Kiri Eberhart, John Bohenick Dragster Design - Nick Turner Chapter Team Individual - George Darling, Emily Haskins
3rd Place Awards: Chapter Team - Nick Turner, Laine Greaves-Smith, Ethan Grebe, Emily Haskins, Clara O'Connor, and George Darling Electronic Research & Experimentation - Laine Greaves-Smith, George Darling Medical Technology - Emily Haskins, Clara O'connor Prepared Presentation - George Darling"
Attention all "Art Attack" artists. Please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Any students that had artwork on display at the Southglenn Library this past year, please come pick up your artwork in the Art Dept.
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education, Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Reminder, April 26, Saturday, a new ordinance went into effect which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
Seniors: If you have not filled out a survey about your plans for next year to be published in the May Arapahoe Herald please check with your current social studies teacher to make sure you get one to hand into the Journalism department. If you do not have a Government, Economics, AP Government, or AP US History class and have not received a survey please fill one out in Room E8.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Friday, April 25, 2008
April 25, 2008
General Announcements
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education, Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Effective April 26, this Saturday, a new ordinance will be in place which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
Seniors: If you have not filled out a survey about your plans for next year to be published in the May Arapahoe Herald please check with your current social studies teacher to make sure you get one to hand into the Journalism department. If you do not have a Government, Economics, AP Government, or AP US History class and have not received a survey please fill one out in Room E8.Congratulations to senior Kelley Robinson for receiving Best Column Writing in the nation from American Scholastic Press Association, for his column "Rusted Message in Golden Compass."
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Double, double, toil and truffle,
You could win an ipod shuffle,
Monday is the twenty-eighth,
That’s our deadline, don’t be late!
Make a digital poem for us
Otherwise you’ve missed the bus!
Don’t forget that Monday is the deadline for the digital poem contest, sponsored by the Muse, Arapahoe’s magazine of arts and literature. Submit a digital poem with audio and even photos or video, and be the first winner of our contest that honors National Poetry Month. The prize is an ipod shuffle. Go to the Arapahoe Home page for directions and the drop box. Do something fun this weekend, write it up in a poem, and submit it! Good luck!
Athletics
The girl’s varsity tennis team finished their regular season yesterday by defeating Rangeview 7-0. The girls ended up with an 11-1 season and finished in 2nd place in the Continental League. Next stop will be regionals in Colorado Springs.
Congratulations to JV gold golf for taking first place in the AHS Continental League Tournament and to JV Black for finishing in 5th place out of 14 Continental League schools. Top finishers for Gold were Michelle Gutknecht in 3rd and Emily Perry in 8th.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education, Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Effective April 26, this Saturday, a new ordinance will be in place which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
Seniors: If you have not filled out a survey about your plans for next year to be published in the May Arapahoe Herald please check with your current social studies teacher to make sure you get one to hand into the Journalism department. If you do not have a Government, Economics, AP Government, or AP US History class and have not received a survey please fill one out in Room E8.Congratulations to senior Kelley Robinson for receiving Best Column Writing in the nation from American Scholastic Press Association, for his column "Rusted Message in Golden Compass."
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Double, double, toil and truffle,
You could win an ipod shuffle,
Monday is the twenty-eighth,
That’s our deadline, don’t be late!
Make a digital poem for us
Otherwise you’ve missed the bus!
Don’t forget that Monday is the deadline for the digital poem contest, sponsored by the Muse, Arapahoe’s magazine of arts and literature. Submit a digital poem with audio and even photos or video, and be the first winner of our contest that honors National Poetry Month. The prize is an ipod shuffle. Go to the Arapahoe Home page for directions and the drop box. Do something fun this weekend, write it up in a poem, and submit it! Good luck!
Athletics
The girl’s varsity tennis team finished their regular season yesterday by defeating Rangeview 7-0. The girls ended up with an 11-1 season and finished in 2nd place in the Continental League. Next stop will be regionals in Colorado Springs.
Congratulations to JV gold golf for taking first place in the AHS Continental League Tournament and to JV Black for finishing in 5th place out of 14 Continental League schools. Top finishers for Gold were Michelle Gutknecht in 3rd and Emily Perry in 8th.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
April 24, 2008
General Announcements
Congratulations FBLA! We competed at the State Conference in Vail and 14 members placed in the top ten at state and 7 Qualified for FBLA National conference in Atlanta Georgia this summer. Good luck at Nationals
Congratulations to all members of the Wind Ensemble who achieved the highest possible rating at Tuesday's State Concert Band Festival! They received a Superior with Distinction Rating - all superior scores from the complete panel of national judges! Only 24 bands qualified for state, and Arapahoe was awarded the best possible rating!! Way to go Wind Ensemble!!!
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education, Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Effective April 26, this Saturday, a new ordinance will be in place which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
Students: Are you interested in talking to a representative from WestPoint, the United States Military Academy? Come to the Post Grad Center on Friday, April 25 at 9AM. Pick up a blue pass in the Post Grad Center for your classroom teacher to sign.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch for the 5:00 and 7:30 show tonight. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
Last night the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team won their last League game of the season against Smokey Hill, by a score of 14 - 11. Scoring for the Warriors were: Adison Rounds 4 goals, 1 assist, Megan O'Donnell 3 goals, Kate Spring 2 goals, 1 assist, Channing Ahbe 2 goals, Stacey Birlson 1 goal 1 assist,
Katie Gerhard 1 goal, and Sammy MacCurdy 1 goal. Goalie Jen Weidner had 6 saves. Nice game Ladies. Thanks to all of the fans for coming to the game and celebrating Senior Night with the team. Thanks also to all of the volunteers who organized the Senior Recognition event. It was a wonderful ceremony and all of the Seniors appreciate it.
Come out to the AHS tennis courts today to see the varsity team’s last match of the season against Rangeview. The JV black team will play Rangeview at Powell. Please support your tennis teams!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Congratulations FBLA! We competed at the State Conference in Vail and 14 members placed in the top ten at state and 7 Qualified for FBLA National conference in Atlanta Georgia this summer. Good luck at Nationals
Congratulations to all members of the Wind Ensemble who achieved the highest possible rating at Tuesday's State Concert Band Festival! They received a Superior with Distinction Rating - all superior scores from the complete panel of national judges! Only 24 bands qualified for state, and Arapahoe was awarded the best possible rating!! Way to go Wind Ensemble!!!
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education, Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Effective April 26, this Saturday, a new ordinance will be in place which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
Students: Are you interested in talking to a representative from WestPoint, the United States Military Academy? Come to the Post Grad Center on Friday, April 25 at 9AM. Pick up a blue pass in the Post Grad Center for your classroom teacher to sign.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch for the 5:00 and 7:30 show tonight. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
Last night the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team won their last League game of the season against Smokey Hill, by a score of 14 - 11. Scoring for the Warriors were: Adison Rounds 4 goals, 1 assist, Megan O'Donnell 3 goals, Kate Spring 2 goals, 1 assist, Channing Ahbe 2 goals, Stacey Birlson 1 goal 1 assist,
Katie Gerhard 1 goal, and Sammy MacCurdy 1 goal. Goalie Jen Weidner had 6 saves. Nice game Ladies. Thanks to all of the fans for coming to the game and celebrating Senior Night with the team. Thanks also to all of the volunteers who organized the Senior Recognition event. It was a wonderful ceremony and all of the Seniors appreciate it.
Come out to the AHS tennis courts today to see the varsity team’s last match of the season against Rangeview. The JV black team will play Rangeview at Powell. Please support your tennis teams!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
April 23, 2008
General Announcements
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Effective 4/26, this Saturday, a new ordinance will be in place which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
"There will be a very brief TSA meeting today after school at 2:20 to finalize competition plans. This is a must attend meeting for ALL TSA students attending the state conference
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
Students: Are you interested in talking to a representative from WestPoint, the United States Military Academy? Come to the Post Grad Center on Friday, April 25 at 9AM. Pick up a blue pass in the Post Grad Center for your classroom teacher to sign.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
Spanish Club will be hosting dinner at the Buenos Aires Pizzeria tonight at 6:00 p.m. Join us for authentic Argentine food such as empanadas, milanesa, pizza and pasta while learning about the culture of Argentina. The restaurant is owned and operated by a family from Buenos Aires and all food is homemade. The restaurant is located at 22nd & Larimer downtown and there is free parking. See Ms. DiSepio for more details!
The cast and crew of “Beauty and the Beast” would like to thank you for your support. You were great audiences and we had a great time. If anyone wants a magic rose please see Mr. Earley before the magic wears off.
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
The girl’s JV gold tennis team defeated Gateway’s varsity team yesterday by a score of 6-1. With this win, the varsity team improved its record to 10 wins and only 1 loss. Come out to the AHS tennis courts tomorrow to see the varsity team’s last match of the season against Rangeview. The JV black team will play Rangeview at Powell. Please support your tennis teams!
Come support the Warrior Baseball Team today at 4:00pm here at AHS against Thunderidge in a game that is shaping up to be for the league championship! There will be special programing for Seniors in their final regular-season home game. Pregame starts at 3:00pm and there will be prizes and give-aways.
Congrats to the girls JV soccer team on their 5 – 1 victory over Rock Canyon yesterday.
Congratulations to the Boys Varsity lacrosse team for defeating East 10-6 last night. Eric Law lead the team with 4 goals and 4 assists followed by Ryan Parietti with 2 goas and 2 assists. Way to go Warriors!
Hey Warriors--come on out to the Varsity Girls Lacrosse game tonight when they take on Smokey Hill.
In addition to the game, it's Senior Recognition Night and we will be honoring the Seniors before they play in their last League game. The Recognition Ceremony begins at 6:45 pm with the first draw at 7:00 pm. So, please come on out and support the team and the Seniors. Let's go Warriors!!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Effective 4/26, this Saturday, a new ordinance will be in place which makes it unlawful for any minor to possess any tobacco products within 2000 ft of any educational institution within the unincorporated Arapahoe County. This means that if you are under 18 years old and you are caught with tobacco on school grounds or near the school you will be fined and mandated to make a court appearance.
"There will be a very brief TSA meeting today after school at 2:20 to finalize competition plans. This is a must attend meeting for ALL TSA students attending the state conference
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
Students: Are you interested in talking to a representative from WestPoint, the United States Military Academy? Come to the Post Grad Center on Friday, April 25 at 9AM. Pick up a blue pass in the Post Grad Center for your classroom teacher to sign.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
Spanish Club will be hosting dinner at the Buenos Aires Pizzeria tonight at 6:00 p.m. Join us for authentic Argentine food such as empanadas, milanesa, pizza and pasta while learning about the culture of Argentina. The restaurant is owned and operated by a family from Buenos Aires and all food is homemade. The restaurant is located at 22nd & Larimer downtown and there is free parking. See Ms. DiSepio for more details!
The cast and crew of “Beauty and the Beast” would like to thank you for your support. You were great audiences and we had a great time. If anyone wants a magic rose please see Mr. Earley before the magic wears off.
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
The girl’s JV gold tennis team defeated Gateway’s varsity team yesterday by a score of 6-1. With this win, the varsity team improved its record to 10 wins and only 1 loss. Come out to the AHS tennis courts tomorrow to see the varsity team’s last match of the season against Rangeview. The JV black team will play Rangeview at Powell. Please support your tennis teams!
Come support the Warrior Baseball Team today at 4:00pm here at AHS against Thunderidge in a game that is shaping up to be for the league championship! There will be special programing for Seniors in their final regular-season home game. Pregame starts at 3:00pm and there will be prizes and give-aways.
Congrats to the girls JV soccer team on their 5 – 1 victory over Rock Canyon yesterday.
Congratulations to the Boys Varsity lacrosse team for defeating East 10-6 last night. Eric Law lead the team with 4 goals and 4 assists followed by Ryan Parietti with 2 goas and 2 assists. Way to go Warriors!
Hey Warriors--come on out to the Varsity Girls Lacrosse game tonight when they take on Smokey Hill.
In addition to the game, it's Senior Recognition Night and we will be honoring the Seniors before they play in their last League game. The Recognition Ceremony begins at 6:45 pm with the first draw at 7:00 pm. So, please come on out and support the team and the Seniors. Let's go Warriors!!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
April 22, 2008
General Announcements
Every junior will be taking the ACT tomorrow morning at 7:15.
Classes will begin at 11:30, periods 1 through 6 and the schedule is posted throughout the building. Lunch will be served for juniors only from 11-11:25. There will be bus transportation provided for juniors at the regular time and for all other classes, buses will run 4 hours later. The halls will be closed until 11:00 a.m.
Good luck on the ACT!!!
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater tomorrow, Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Reminder to all students who are planning on running for a position on Student Council for next year, your applications are due today by 2:30 to Mr. Holman in the math office.
All upper class females: Today is the last day to sign up for the self defense class that is happening tonight in the forum. Sign up with a partner during lunches today.
"There will be a very brief TSA meeting tomorrow (Wed) after school at 2:20 to finalize competition plans. This is a must attend meeting for ALL TSA students attending the state conference
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
Spanish Club will be hosting dinner at the Buenos Aires Pizzeria this Wednesday April 23rd at 6:00 p.m. Join us for authentic Argentine food such as empanadas, milanesa, pizza and pasta while learning about the culture of Argentina. The restaurant is owned and operated by a family from Buenos Aires and all food is homemade. The restaurant is located at 22nd & Larimer downtown and there is free parking. See Ms. DiSepio for more details!
The cast and crew of “Beauty and the Beast” would like to thank you for your support. You were great audiences and we had a great time. If anyone wants a magic rose please see Mr. Earley before the magic wears off.
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
The boys Varsity lacrosse team plays tonight, 7:00 p.m. at East High School. Come and support the team. Go Warriors!
Congratulations to the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team for their victory over East yesterday. The team won by a score of 17 - 8. Scoring for the Warriors were Kate Spring 5 goals, Megan O'Donnell 3 goals, 1 assist, Rachel Sutton, 3 goals, Stacey Birlson 2 goals, 4 assists, Adison Rounds 2 goals, 4 assists, Channing Ahbe 2 goals, and Sammy MacCurdy 1 assist. Goalie Jen Weidner had 11 saves. Nice team work Ladies.
The girls next take on Smokey Hill at 7:00 pm Wednesday the 23rd at LPS Stadium. This is Senior Night so please come out and support the team and honor the graduating Seniors who will play in their last League game. Go Warriors!!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Every junior will be taking the ACT tomorrow morning at 7:15.
Classes will begin at 11:30, periods 1 through 6 and the schedule is posted throughout the building. Lunch will be served for juniors only from 11-11:25. There will be bus transportation provided for juniors at the regular time and for all other classes, buses will run 4 hours later. The halls will be closed until 11:00 a.m.
Good luck on the ACT!!!
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater tomorrow, Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Attention Students,
In order to comply with state reporting to the Colorado Department of Education Arapahoe will be showing a 15 minute presentation on Cyber Safety. We will run the video for two days during both lunches in the cafeteria. This will take place on Wednesday, April 30th and Thursday, May 1st. If you are unable to catch the presentation at lunch, it will also be shown in the library each period throughout these two days as well. It contains important information designed to help you play smart and stay safe on the Internet. A link to the presentation can also be found on the AHS Website.
Reminder to all students who are planning on running for a position on Student Council for next year, your applications are due today by 2:30 to Mr. Holman in the math office.
All upper class females: Today is the last day to sign up for the self defense class that is happening tonight in the forum. Sign up with a partner during lunches today.
"There will be a very brief TSA meeting tomorrow (Wed) after school at 2:20 to finalize competition plans. This is a must attend meeting for ALL TSA students attending the state conference
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
Spanish Club will be hosting dinner at the Buenos Aires Pizzeria this Wednesday April 23rd at 6:00 p.m. Join us for authentic Argentine food such as empanadas, milanesa, pizza and pasta while learning about the culture of Argentina. The restaurant is owned and operated by a family from Buenos Aires and all food is homemade. The restaurant is located at 22nd & Larimer downtown and there is free parking. See Ms. DiSepio for more details!
The cast and crew of “Beauty and the Beast” would like to thank you for your support. You were great audiences and we had a great time. If anyone wants a magic rose please see Mr. Earley before the magic wears off.
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Athletics
The boys Varsity lacrosse team plays tonight, 7:00 p.m. at East High School. Come and support the team. Go Warriors!
Congratulations to the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team for their victory over East yesterday. The team won by a score of 17 - 8. Scoring for the Warriors were Kate Spring 5 goals, Megan O'Donnell 3 goals, 1 assist, Rachel Sutton, 3 goals, Stacey Birlson 2 goals, 4 assists, Adison Rounds 2 goals, 4 assists, Channing Ahbe 2 goals, and Sammy MacCurdy 1 assist. Goalie Jen Weidner had 11 saves. Nice team work Ladies.
The girls next take on Smokey Hill at 7:00 pm Wednesday the 23rd at LPS Stadium. This is Senior Night so please come out and support the team and honor the graduating Seniors who will play in their last League game. Go Warriors!!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Monday, April 21, 2008
April 21, 2008
General Announcements
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch starting Monday, for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater on Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Spanish Club will be hosting dinner at the Buenos Aires Pizzeria this Wednesday April 23rd at 6:00 p.m. Join us for authentic Argentine food such as empanadas, milanesa, pizza and pasta while learning about the culture of Argentina. The restaurant is owned and operated by a family from Buenos Aires and all food is homemade. The restaurant is located at 22nd & Larimer downtown and there is free parking. See Ms. DiSepio for more details!
The cast and crew of “Beauty and the Beast” would like to thank you for your support you were great audiences and we had a great time. If anyone wants a magic rose please see Mr. Earley before the magic wears off.
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! The Spring Knowledge Master Open Competition is scheduled for Monday, April 21st after school in Room E-9. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation!
Amnesty International invites you to join us tonight from 7-9pm in the AHS cafeteria for an educational evening about the "Untouchables" of India. This multimedia event will help you understand the plight of some of the most oppressed people on Earth. See you there.
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! Today is the Big Knowledge Master Open Competition after school at 2:30PM in Room E-9. See you there!
Athletics
The girls JV soccer team continues to role as it routed Littleton 5 – 0 on Saturday.
The girls JV Lacrosse Team continued their undefeated season with a 9-6 win over ThunderRidge on Thursday and a 16-1 win over Douglas County on Saturday. Scoring goals for the team were Amber Olsen, Kayla Fasold, Liz Hallinan, Maddison Miller, Molly Witt, Shannan Pullara, Courtney Jones, Brittancy Walker, Ali Harden, Sarah Miller, Amy foster and Nicole Lyons. The team will finish up this week with games against East and Smokey Hill. Congratulations!
The Girls Varsity Lacrosse team defeated Douglas County last Saturday by a score of 22 - 6. Scoring for the Warriors were: Katie Gerhard, Emily Fiske, Channing Ahbe, Adison Rounds, Stacey Birlson, Sammy MacCurdy, Kate Spring, Anna Lepry, and Megan O'Donnell.
This week the team plays East this afternoon at 4:00 at East Turf, and Smokey Hill on Wednesday at 7:00 pm at LPS Stadium. The Wednesday game is Sr. Night when the graduating Seniors will be honored. Please turn out to support the team and honor the Seniors as they play in their last League game.
The Varsity boys lacrosse team plays Regis for the Continental League Championship at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon at Regis. Come out and support the team. Go Warriors!
Today at 4:30 the Freshman Boys Lacrosse will take on Cherry Creek at the Powell Middle school. Show your support and come cheer the guys on!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch starting Monday, for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater on Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Spanish Club will be hosting dinner at the Buenos Aires Pizzeria this Wednesday April 23rd at 6:00 p.m. Join us for authentic Argentine food such as empanadas, milanesa, pizza and pasta while learning about the culture of Argentina. The restaurant is owned and operated by a family from Buenos Aires and all food is homemade. The restaurant is located at 22nd & Larimer downtown and there is free parking. See Ms. DiSepio for more details!
The cast and crew of “Beauty and the Beast” would like to thank you for your support you were great audiences and we had a great time. If anyone wants a magic rose please see Mr. Earley before the magic wears off.
Next Monday and Tuesday the Company class will present “Death of a Salesman” and “The Glass Menagerie” at 5:00 and 7:30. Tickets available from Company members or see Mr. Earley. Seating is limited.
Attention all Arapahoe students: Do you have spring fever? Well, get your crazy out at Habitat for Humanity's Wacky Tacky Dance on Friday, May 2. Wear a wacky costume and bring your friends because students from all high schools are welcome. Tickets are $12 and go on sale Monday, April 28 during both lunches.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! The Spring Knowledge Master Open Competition is scheduled for Monday, April 21st after school in Room E-9. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation!
Amnesty International invites you to join us tonight from 7-9pm in the AHS cafeteria for an educational evening about the "Untouchables" of India. This multimedia event will help you understand the plight of some of the most oppressed people on Earth. See you there.
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! Today is the Big Knowledge Master Open Competition after school at 2:30PM in Room E-9. See you there!
Athletics
The girls JV soccer team continues to role as it routed Littleton 5 – 0 on Saturday.
The girls JV Lacrosse Team continued their undefeated season with a 9-6 win over ThunderRidge on Thursday and a 16-1 win over Douglas County on Saturday. Scoring goals for the team were Amber Olsen, Kayla Fasold, Liz Hallinan, Maddison Miller, Molly Witt, Shannan Pullara, Courtney Jones, Brittancy Walker, Ali Harden, Sarah Miller, Amy foster and Nicole Lyons. The team will finish up this week with games against East and Smokey Hill. Congratulations!
The Girls Varsity Lacrosse team defeated Douglas County last Saturday by a score of 22 - 6. Scoring for the Warriors were: Katie Gerhard, Emily Fiske, Channing Ahbe, Adison Rounds, Stacey Birlson, Sammy MacCurdy, Kate Spring, Anna Lepry, and Megan O'Donnell.
This week the team plays East this afternoon at 4:00 at East Turf, and Smokey Hill on Wednesday at 7:00 pm at LPS Stadium. The Wednesday game is Sr. Night when the graduating Seniors will be honored. Please turn out to support the team and honor the Seniors as they play in their last League game.
The Varsity boys lacrosse team plays Regis for the Continental League Championship at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon at Regis. Come out and support the team. Go Warriors!
Today at 4:30 the Freshman Boys Lacrosse will take on Cherry Creek at the Powell Middle school. Show your support and come cheer the guys on!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Friday, April 18, 2008
April 18, 2008
General Announcements
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
Attention all students that applied for AP Science classes. Please stop by the science office later today to check to see if you were accepted into the class. Please bring your schedule with you to sign up for a spot in lab and lecture when you talk to the AP teacher.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch starting Monday, for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater on Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Attention all students who applied to be Link Leaders for the 2008-2009 school year: Please see the bulletin board in the hallway between the library and English office. On Friday, we will post the students chosen for next year and important information for all new Link Leaders.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! The Spring Knowledge Master Open Competition is scheduled for Monday, April 21st after school in Room E-9. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation!
Amnesty International invites you to join us Monday night from 7-9pm in the AHS cafeteria for an educational evening about the "Untouchables" of India. This multimedia event will help you understand the plight of some of the most oppressed people on Earth. See you there.
Anyone who received or purchased this year's copy of the Muse, we wanted to make you aware of an error on page 28. If you would like Kari's picture corrected, please see Mrs. Hitchens in the Art Department.
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting today during your lunch period in the Forum.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Have you taken enough business classes to qualify for a Certificate of Proficiency? Applications are available in the Business Office and are due by April 21st, so stop by and pick one up if you think you qualify!
New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
You can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Athletics
Congratulations to Coach Bast on his 500th career win yesterday at the Gateway soccer game. We will be recognizing his accomplishment at 7 pm on Thursday, April 24th at the Regis soccer game at LPSS
Congratulations to the Varsity boys lacrosse team for defeating Heritage 15-5. The team plays Regis for the Continental League Championship Monday, April 21, 4:00 p.m. at Regis. Please get out and show your support for the team!
Last night the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team defeated ThunderRidge 15 - 6. Scoring for the Warriors were: Stacey Birlson 5 goals 2 assists, Adison Rounds 4 goals 4 assists, Kate Spring 3 goals 1 assist,
Channing Ahbe 1 goal, 1 assist, Beth Ambrozic 1 goal, Rachel Sutton 1 goal, and Megan O'Donnwll and Aubry Pullara each with 1 assist. Congratulations Ladies. The team takes on Douglas County tomorrow morning at 10 am at Douglas County Stadium. Go Warriors!
Come support the Warrior Baseball Team as it continues its drive toward the league title today against Rangeview at 4:00pm at AHS. Pregame starts at 3:00pm. There will be prizes and give aways through out the game. Go Warriors!!!!
Oops they did it again! Your girl’s varsity tennis team defeated Chaparral yesterday 6-1 and improved their record to 9-0. Come out to Parker on Monday as your varsity and JV teams go up against Ponderosa. This match will determine the league champion.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
The Colorado department of Education is accepting nominations for the 2009 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Information is available in the Attendance Office.
Attention all students that applied for AP Science classes. Please stop by the science office later today to check to see if you were accepted into the class. Please bring your schedule with you to sign up for a spot in lab and lecture when you talk to the AP teacher.
The acts have been chosen and the Prom Talent Show is almost here. Tickets will be sold during lunch starting Monday, for the 5:00 and 7:30 show on April 24th. Tickets are $5. Prom Royalty will be announced at the 7:30 show, so don’t miss it. Come and you may just see some great dance moves to use at the Prom!
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater on Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Attention all students who applied to be Link Leaders for the 2008-2009 school year: Please see the bulletin board in the hallway between the library and English office. On Friday, we will post the students chosen for next year and important information for all new Link Leaders.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! The Spring Knowledge Master Open Competition is scheduled for Monday, April 21st after school in Room E-9. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation!
Amnesty International invites you to join us Monday night from 7-9pm in the AHS cafeteria for an educational evening about the "Untouchables" of India. This multimedia event will help you understand the plight of some of the most oppressed people on Earth. See you there.
Anyone who received or purchased this year's copy of the Muse, we wanted to make you aware of an error on page 28. If you would like Kari's picture corrected, please see Mrs. Hitchens in the Art Department.
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting today during your lunch period in the Forum.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Have you taken enough business classes to qualify for a Certificate of Proficiency? Applications are available in the Business Office and are due by April 21st, so stop by and pick one up if you think you qualify!
New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
You can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Athletics
Congratulations to Coach Bast on his 500th career win yesterday at the Gateway soccer game. We will be recognizing his accomplishment at 7 pm on Thursday, April 24th at the Regis soccer game at LPSS
Congratulations to the Varsity boys lacrosse team for defeating Heritage 15-5. The team plays Regis for the Continental League Championship Monday, April 21, 4:00 p.m. at Regis. Please get out and show your support for the team!
Last night the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team defeated ThunderRidge 15 - 6. Scoring for the Warriors were: Stacey Birlson 5 goals 2 assists, Adison Rounds 4 goals 4 assists, Kate Spring 3 goals 1 assist,
Channing Ahbe 1 goal, 1 assist, Beth Ambrozic 1 goal, Rachel Sutton 1 goal, and Megan O'Donnwll and Aubry Pullara each with 1 assist. Congratulations Ladies. The team takes on Douglas County tomorrow morning at 10 am at Douglas County Stadium. Go Warriors!
Come support the Warrior Baseball Team as it continues its drive toward the league title today against Rangeview at 4:00pm at AHS. Pregame starts at 3:00pm. There will be prizes and give aways through out the game. Go Warriors!!!!
Oops they did it again! Your girl’s varsity tennis team defeated Chaparral yesterday 6-1 and improved their record to 9-0. Come out to Parker on Monday as your varsity and JV teams go up against Ponderosa. This match will determine the league champion.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
April 17, 2008
General Announcements
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater on Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Attention all students who applied to be Link Leaders for the 2008-2009 school year: Please see the bulletin board in the hallway between the library and English office. On Friday, we will post the students chosen for next year and important information for all new Link Leaders.
Congratulations go to competitors from the Arapahoe Speech Team who competed in the annual Littleton Breakfast Club Optimist Oratory contest. In the boys' division, Dennis Kutateladze placed first. In the girls' division Jaclyn Arnold placed first, Lauren Shomaker placed second, and Anna Kutateladze placed third. All winners received savings bonds. The first place finishers will compete in the zone contest next Wednesday.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! The Spring Knowledge Master Open Competition is scheduled for Monday, April 21st after school in Room E-9. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation!
Amnesty International invites you to join us Monday night from 7-9pm in the AHS cafeteria for an educational evening about the "Untouchables" of India. This multimedia event will help you understand the plight of some of the most oppressed people on Earth. See you there.
Anyone who received or purchased this year's copy of the Muse, we wanted to make you aware of an error on page 28. If you would like Kari's picture corrected, please see Mrs. Hitchens in the Art Department.
Congratulations to Junior Jazz Trumpeter, Melanie Brown, for being selected to perform in the 2008 Mile High Jazz Festival All Star Band this summer! Melanie will perform live on the KUVO Radio Jazz Show, and perform for the CBA Band Directors Summer Convention!! Way to go Melanie!!!
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Have you taken enough business classes to qualify for a Certificate of Proficiency? Applications are available in the Business Office and are due by April 21st, so stop by and pick one up if you think you qualify!
New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
You can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Athletics
Another top finish for the girls golf team! The Varsity team took third place in the Horizon Invitational at Riverdale Knolls Golf Course. Way to go ladies
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
ALL Seniors: Plan to attend a mandatory meeting in the theater on Wednesday, April 23, starting at 10:30 a.m. sharp. This meeting will have important information regarding your graduation.
Attention all students who applied to be Link Leaders for the 2008-2009 school year: Please see the bulletin board in the hallway between the library and English office. On Friday, we will post the students chosen for next year and important information for all new Link Leaders.
Congratulations go to competitors from the Arapahoe Speech Team who competed in the annual Littleton Breakfast Club Optimist Oratory contest. In the boys' division, Dennis Kutateladze placed first. In the girls' division Jaclyn Arnold placed first, Lauren Shomaker placed second, and Anna Kutateladze placed third. All winners received savings bonds. The first place finishers will compete in the zone contest next Wednesday.
Attention Knowledge Trivia Enthusiasts! The Spring Knowledge Master Open Competition is scheduled for Monday, April 21st after school in Room E-9. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation!
Amnesty International invites you to join us Monday night from 7-9pm in the AHS cafeteria for an educational evening about the "Untouchables" of India. This multimedia event will help you understand the plight of some of the most oppressed people on Earth. See you there.
Anyone who received or purchased this year's copy of the Muse, we wanted to make you aware of an error on page 28. If you would like Kari's picture corrected, please see Mrs. Hitchens in the Art Department.
Congratulations to Junior Jazz Trumpeter, Melanie Brown, for being selected to perform in the 2008 Mile High Jazz Festival All Star Band this summer! Melanie will perform live on the KUVO Radio Jazz Show, and perform for the CBA Band Directors Summer Convention!! Way to go Melanie!!!
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Have you taken enough business classes to qualify for a Certificate of Proficiency? Applications are available in the Business Office and are due by April 21st, so stop by and pick one up if you think you qualify!
New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
You can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Athletics
Another top finish for the girls golf team! The Varsity team took third place in the Horizon Invitational at Riverdale Knolls Golf Course. Way to go ladies
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
April 16, 2008
General Announcements
"On Tuesday, Arapahoe competed in Metro State Math Day and placed in two of the three competitions out of 20 public and private high schools. Taking 3rd place in the algebra competition was Lily Nguyen, Tom Roberts, Dan Huh, and Sean Egan. Taking 3rd place in the engineering competition was Lane Childers, Alycia White, and Laine Greaves-Smith. Good job math students!"
Congratulations to Junior Jazz Trumpeter, Melanie Brown, and Senior Jazz Trombonist, Dave Ellis, who were recently selected as 2008 Sacramento Jazz Jubilee Musician Apprentices! This is quite an honor, since only about 6 youth musicians are chosen from across the country!! Melanie and Dave will be performing with a California Pro Band, called the Original Jazz Minors.
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
The Art Department invites you to view the “Art Attack” Show in the theater and art hallways.
Congratulations to all of the "Art Attack" winners! Ribbons are hanging on the winner’s artwork.
Congratulations also to the Southglenn Library Winners. Their names are posted in the art gallery area.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Have you taken enough business classes to qualify for a Certificate of Proficiency? Applications are available in the Business Office and are due by April 21st, so stop by and pick one up if you think you qualify!
The Arapahoe Herald was awarded first place in the American Scholastic Press Association 2007-2008 Newspaper Review and Contest. This national contest recognizes the best student newspapers in the country for outstanding coverage and page design. Congratulations to the Arapahoe Herald staff, number one in the nation!
Reader 1: Did you read what the Arapahoe Herald published?
Reader 2: No! What does it say?
Reader 1: You will have to check it out for yourself! New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
Reader 2: I can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link. I am going to check it out right now and read what all the buzz is about!
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Athletics
Your girl’s varsity team did it again! They defeated Highlands Ranch by a score of 6-1. They continued their undefeated season and now stand at 8 wins and 0 losses. Congratulations girls!
The boys Varsity lacrosse team plays their first playoff game today, 6 p.m. at LPS against Heritage. Arapahoe is the home team. Please come support the team. Go Warriors!
The Varsity Girls Lacrosse team defeated Rangeview 17 - 1 yesterday afternoon. Once again, the team spread the scoring throughout the players. Scoring for the Warriors were: Kate Spring, Channing Ahbe,
Emily Fiske, Stacey Birlson, Megan O'Donnell, Katie Gerhard, Adison Rounds, and Sammy MacCurdy. Thank you to the fans who come out and cheer on the team. They play ThunderRidge on Thursday at Shea Stadium at 6:00 pm.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
"On Tuesday, Arapahoe competed in Metro State Math Day and placed in two of the three competitions out of 20 public and private high schools. Taking 3rd place in the algebra competition was Lily Nguyen, Tom Roberts, Dan Huh, and Sean Egan. Taking 3rd place in the engineering competition was Lane Childers, Alycia White, and Laine Greaves-Smith. Good job math students!"
Congratulations to Junior Jazz Trumpeter, Melanie Brown, and Senior Jazz Trombonist, Dave Ellis, who were recently selected as 2008 Sacramento Jazz Jubilee Musician Apprentices! This is quite an honor, since only about 6 youth musicians are chosen from across the country!! Melanie and Dave will be performing with a California Pro Band, called the Original Jazz Minors.
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
The Art Department invites you to view the “Art Attack” Show in the theater and art hallways.
Congratulations to all of the "Art Attack" winners! Ribbons are hanging on the winner’s artwork.
Congratulations also to the Southglenn Library Winners. Their names are posted in the art gallery area.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Have you taken enough business classes to qualify for a Certificate of Proficiency? Applications are available in the Business Office and are due by April 21st, so stop by and pick one up if you think you qualify!
The Arapahoe Herald was awarded first place in the American Scholastic Press Association 2007-2008 Newspaper Review and Contest. This national contest recognizes the best student newspapers in the country for outstanding coverage and page design. Congratulations to the Arapahoe Herald staff, number one in the nation!
Reader 1: Did you read what the Arapahoe Herald published?
Reader 2: No! What does it say?
Reader 1: You will have to check it out for yourself! New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
Reader 2: I can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link. I am going to check it out right now and read what all the buzz is about!
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Athletics
Your girl’s varsity team did it again! They defeated Highlands Ranch by a score of 6-1. They continued their undefeated season and now stand at 8 wins and 0 losses. Congratulations girls!
The boys Varsity lacrosse team plays their first playoff game today, 6 p.m. at LPS against Heritage. Arapahoe is the home team. Please come support the team. Go Warriors!
The Varsity Girls Lacrosse team defeated Rangeview 17 - 1 yesterday afternoon. Once again, the team spread the scoring throughout the players. Scoring for the Warriors were: Kate Spring, Channing Ahbe,
Emily Fiske, Stacey Birlson, Megan O'Donnell, Katie Gerhard, Adison Rounds, and Sammy MacCurdy. Thank you to the fans who come out and cheer on the team. They play ThunderRidge on Thursday at Shea Stadium at 6:00 pm.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
April 15, 2008
General Announcements
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
The Art Department invites you to view the “Art Attack:” Show in the theater and art hallways.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
"TSA Alert....TSA state competition is only 2 weeks away. How are your projects coming? There will be a brief TSA meeting to finalize competition plans Wednesday, April 16, after school at 2:25 for all TSA students attending the State conference.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Reader 1: Did you read what the Arapahoe Herald published?
Reader 2: No! What does it say?
Reader 1: You will have to check it out for yourself! New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
Reader 2: I can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link. I am going to check it out right now and read what all the buzz is about!
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Congratulations to the 2008-09 Color Guard Leadership – Ashley Howald, Section Leader; Krissy Cloyes, Squad Leader; and Sarah Churchill, Squad Leader!
Athletics
Congratulations to the JV Black Tennis team for defeating Denver Science & Tech yesterday 8-1. Good Luck to both JV teams today playing against Highlands Ranch.
Your girl’s varsity tennis team continued its undefeated season by defeating Regis yesterday by a score of 5-2. The varsity team is now 7-0. Today we go over to Highlands Ranch to continue our record-breaking season.
Congrats to the Girls golf team as they took 2nd place in a league meet at The Pinery Golf Course. This Friday, the team will compete in one of the elite tournaments in the state at the Boomerang Golf Course. Wish them luck!
The boys Varsity lacrosse team plays their first playoff game Wednesday, April 16, 6 p.m. at LPS against Heritage. Arapahoe is the home team. Please come support the team. Go Warriors!
Last night the Girls Varsity Lacrosse team defeated Green Mountain 13 - 0. The team spread the scoring throughout the players. Scoring for your Warriors were: Beth Ambrozic, Channing Ahbe, Stacey Birlson, Karlee Bobzien, Liana Boraas, Emily Fiske, Megan O'Donnell, Adison Rounds, and Kate Spring.
The team has a busy schedule for the remainder of the week. They play Rangeview at 4:00 today at Newton Middle School, they meet ThunderRidge at 6:00 on Thursday at Shea Stadium, and they play Douglas County at 10 am Saturday at Douglas County Stadium.. The girls always appreciate all of the fan support they receive from the Arapahoe High School community. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
The State ACT is on April 23rd.
If you missed registration, please make an appointment with your counselor.
The Art Department invites you to view the “Art Attack:” Show in the theater and art hallways.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
"TSA Alert....TSA state competition is only 2 weeks away. How are your projects coming? There will be a brief TSA meeting to finalize competition plans Wednesday, April 16, after school at 2:25 for all TSA students attending the State conference.
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Reader 1: Did you read what the Arapahoe Herald published?
Reader 2: No! What does it say?
Reader 1: You will have to check it out for yourself! New issues of Arapahoe’s award winning student newspaper can be picked up from stands in the cafeteria now!
Reader 2: I can also read the stories online by going to the school’s website and clicking the Arapahoe Herald link. I am going to check it out right now and read what all the buzz is about!
“School Buses” by Frank Kooistra:
Six of them: great orange, great golden carp
Lined up at the railroad crossing, red stop fins fanning.
Each waits, each listens, and crosses in turn
Headed for the lily shoals of children.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?? To celebrate, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, simply compose an original poem and create a digital project around it. Want to know more? Check the Arapahoe home page and look for “ipoem.”
“This is a reminder to all students applying to AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB. Your COMPLETED application needs to be turned in to Mr. Swomley or Mrs. Bretz for these courses by Friday, April 25th.”
Congratulations to the 2008-09 Color Guard Leadership – Ashley Howald, Section Leader; Krissy Cloyes, Squad Leader; and Sarah Churchill, Squad Leader!
Athletics
Congratulations to the JV Black Tennis team for defeating Denver Science & Tech yesterday 8-1. Good Luck to both JV teams today playing against Highlands Ranch.
Your girl’s varsity tennis team continued its undefeated season by defeating Regis yesterday by a score of 5-2. The varsity team is now 7-0. Today we go over to Highlands Ranch to continue our record-breaking season.
Congrats to the Girls golf team as they took 2nd place in a league meet at The Pinery Golf Course. This Friday, the team will compete in one of the elite tournaments in the state at the Boomerang Golf Course. Wish them luck!
The boys Varsity lacrosse team plays their first playoff game Wednesday, April 16, 6 p.m. at LPS against Heritage. Arapahoe is the home team. Please come support the team. Go Warriors!
Last night the Girls Varsity Lacrosse team defeated Green Mountain 13 - 0. The team spread the scoring throughout the players. Scoring for your Warriors were: Beth Ambrozic, Channing Ahbe, Stacey Birlson, Karlee Bobzien, Liana Boraas, Emily Fiske, Megan O'Donnell, Adison Rounds, and Kate Spring.
The team has a busy schedule for the remainder of the week. They play Rangeview at 4:00 today at Newton Middle School, they meet ThunderRidge at 6:00 on Thursday at Shea Stadium, and they play Douglas County at 10 am Saturday at Douglas County Stadium.. The girls always appreciate all of the fan support they receive from the Arapahoe High School community. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Monday, April 14, 2008
April 14, 2008
General Announcements
Congratulations to all members of the Winter Percussion Ensemble for making Arapahoe School History on Saturday, by scoring a season high 91 points, and being named State Champions in the prestigious World Scholastic Concert Class!! This is a first ever for Arapahoe HS - way to go Winter Percussion Ensemble!!!
Congratulations to the Arapahoe Speech and Debate team who competed extremely well in the National qualifying tournament this weekend. Liana Boras qualified for the national tournament and will join Will Hea at the tournament this summer in Las Vegas. Shamita Punjabi and Jaclyn Arnold also competed in finals rounds. Great job!
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting tomorrow in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
"TSA Alert....TSA state competition is only 2 weeks away. How are your projects coming? There will be a brief TSA meeting to finalize competition plans Wednesday, April 16, after school at 2:25 for all TSA students attending the State conference.
Hey Seniors! The votes are in and you have selected your class song, color, motto, and flower. They are as following:
Class song: “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey
Class Color: white and gold
Class Motto: “I get by with a little help from my friends.” John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Class Flower: daffodil
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Athletics
The girl’s varsity tennis team took 3rd place on Saturday at the Phil Krous Invitational tennis tournament. Taking 1st place was the #1 doubles team of Molly Ray and Lauren Stemper and #3 doubles Lara McDougald and Teresa Yeh. Congratulations to all the girls.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Congratulations to all members of the Winter Percussion Ensemble for making Arapahoe School History on Saturday, by scoring a season high 91 points, and being named State Champions in the prestigious World Scholastic Concert Class!! This is a first ever for Arapahoe HS - way to go Winter Percussion Ensemble!!!
Congratulations to the Arapahoe Speech and Debate team who competed extremely well in the National qualifying tournament this weekend. Liana Boras qualified for the national tournament and will join Will Hea at the tournament this summer in Las Vegas. Shamita Punjabi and Jaclyn Arnold also competed in finals rounds. Great job!
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting tomorrow in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
"TSA Alert....TSA state competition is only 2 weeks away. How are your projects coming? There will be a brief TSA meeting to finalize competition plans Wednesday, April 16, after school at 2:25 for all TSA students attending the State conference.
Hey Seniors! The votes are in and you have selected your class song, color, motto, and flower. They are as following:
Class song: “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey
Class Color: white and gold
Class Motto: “I get by with a little help from my friends.” John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Class Flower: daffodil
It’s that time of year again! Warriors all over the school are planning their classes and schedule for next year. If you have a question or need any help with what to take or when to take it, feel free to stop by the Guidance table in the cafeteria during lunch and speak with a counselor! They will be there to help answer your questions all week!
Attention all female upperclassmen: AHS is offering a one night self defense workshop on April 22nd from 7-9pm at the high school. This is free to all who sign up but space is limited. You can sign up with a partner during both lunches starting on Wednesday April, 16th.
Athletics
The girl’s varsity tennis team took 3rd place on Saturday at the Phil Krous Invitational tennis tournament. Taking 1st place was the #1 doubles team of Molly Ray and Lauren Stemper and #3 doubles Lara McDougald and Teresa Yeh. Congratulations to all the girls.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Friday, April 11, 2008
April 11, 2008
General Announcements
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting on Tuesday, April 15th in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman personally.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Today’s the last day to sign-up for graduation speaker auditions! This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. Sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office by the end of the day.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
"TSA Alert....TSA state competition is only 2 weeks away. How are your projects coming? There will be a brief TSA meeting to finalize competition plans next Wed April 16, after school at 2:25 for all TSA students attending the State conference. Only 2 more meetings till state
Hey Seniors! The votes are in and you have selected your class song, color, motto, and flower. They are as following:
Class song: “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey
Class Color: white and gold
Class Motto: “I get by with a little help from my friends.” John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Class Flower: daffodil
Athletics
The Varsity boys lacrosse team will play against Ponderosa High School Saturday at LPS. The afternoon will start with a ceremony honoring the Seniors at 12:30 p.m. Game time 1:00 p.m. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting on Tuesday, April 15th in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman personally.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
Today’s the last day to sign-up for graduation speaker auditions! This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. Sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office by the end of the day.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Attention junior NHS members: If you are interested in being an NHS officer next year, please sign the intent-to-run list on Ms. Gaffney’s desk in the Language Arts office. You will speak about your qualifications at the next meeting on April 23.
"TSA Alert....TSA state competition is only 2 weeks away. How are your projects coming? There will be a brief TSA meeting to finalize competition plans next Wed April 16, after school at 2:25 for all TSA students attending the State conference. Only 2 more meetings till state
Hey Seniors! The votes are in and you have selected your class song, color, motto, and flower. They are as following:
Class song: “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey
Class Color: white and gold
Class Motto: “I get by with a little help from my friends.” John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Class Flower: daffodil
Athletics
The Varsity boys lacrosse team will play against Ponderosa High School Saturday at LPS. The afternoon will start with a ceremony honoring the Seniors at 12:30 p.m. Game time 1:00 p.m. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
April 10, 2008
General Announcements
Congratulations to Language Arts teachers Kristin LeClaire and Anne Smith for receiving PTO scholarships through Littleton Public Schools. Both teachers will put their awards toward furthering their graduate studies. Way to go Mrs. LeClaire and Mrs. Smith.
Congratulations to the following Prom Royalty nominees: Seniors: Channing Ahbe, Mark Farrell,
Brittany Froistad, Simon Lee, Kara Priday, Steven Moore, Makenzie Schrag, Lance Staggs, Sara Sutherland,
and Matt Weems. Juniors: Sarah Downs, Alexander Belland, Natalie Huner, Chris Dominick, Kyndra Leier,
Nathan Doty, Amy Lindgren, Devin Pullara, Aubry Pullara, and Spencer Zepelin. The Prom Royalty Court will
be announced at the 7:30 p.m. Talent Show on Thursday, April 24.
Hey Juniors! Come to the 2009 Class Meeting in C-4 at 2:20 today to make decisions for prom and our end of the year activities and enjoy candy.
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting on Tuesday, April 15th in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman personally.
Attention all who auditioned for the Talent Show: results will be posted after school outside the Math office today. Thank you for auditioning.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is tonight, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Please join us tonight at the annual Muse Showcase night in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
The Rocky Mountain News has the girls golf team ranked 3rd in state. Congratulations ladies!
Weather permitting, the boys Varsity Lacrosse team is scheduled to play 7:30 this evening against Ponderosa at LPS.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Congratulations to Language Arts teachers Kristin LeClaire and Anne Smith for receiving PTO scholarships through Littleton Public Schools. Both teachers will put their awards toward furthering their graduate studies. Way to go Mrs. LeClaire and Mrs. Smith.
Congratulations to the following Prom Royalty nominees: Seniors: Channing Ahbe, Mark Farrell,
Brittany Froistad, Simon Lee, Kara Priday, Steven Moore, Makenzie Schrag, Lance Staggs, Sara Sutherland,
and Matt Weems. Juniors: Sarah Downs, Alexander Belland, Natalie Huner, Chris Dominick, Kyndra Leier,
Nathan Doty, Amy Lindgren, Devin Pullara, Aubry Pullara, and Spencer Zepelin. The Prom Royalty Court will
be announced at the 7:30 p.m. Talent Show on Thursday, April 24.
Hey Juniors! Come to the 2009 Class Meeting in C-4 at 2:20 today to make decisions for prom and our end of the year activities and enjoy candy.
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting on Tuesday, April 15th in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman personally.
Attention all who auditioned for the Talent Show: results will be posted after school outside the Math office today. Thank you for auditioning.
SENIORS: The JEM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship exclusively for Arapahoe Students. The application is now available in the Guidance Center. If you have any questions about this special opportunity, please see your counselor.
Want to work in the DECA store next year? Get your application in the Business office TODAY!
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is tonight, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Please join us tonight at the annual Muse Showcase night in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
The Rocky Mountain News has the girls golf team ranked 3rd in state. Congratulations ladies!
Weather permitting, the boys Varsity Lacrosse team is scheduled to play 7:30 this evening against Ponderosa at LPS.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, April 09, 2008
April 9, 2008
General Announcements
Congratulations to the following Prom Royalty nominees: Seniors: Channing Ahbe, Mark Farrell,
Brittany Froistad, Simon Lee, Kara Priday, Steven Moore, Makenzie Schrag, Lance Staggs, Sara Sutherland,
and Matt Weems. Juniors: Sarah Downs, Alexander Belland, Natalie Huner, Chris Dominick, Kyndra Leier,
Nathan Doty, Amy Lindgren, Devin Pullara, Aubry Pullara, and Spencer Zepelin. The Prom Royalty Court will
be announced at the 7:30 p.m. Talent Show on Thursday, April 24.
Hey Juniors! Come to the 2009 Class Meeting in C-4 at 2:20 on Thursday, April 10 to make decisions for prom and our end of the year activities and enjoy candy.
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting on Tuesday, April 15th in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman personally.
Attention all who auditioned for the Talent Show: results will be posted after school outside the Math office on Thursday, April 10th. Thank you for auditioning.
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is this Thursday night, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Join us at the annual Muse Showcase night this Thursday in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
Your girl’s varsity tennis team continued their winning streak by defeating Heritage yesterday by a score of 4-3. This is the first time that the tennis team has defeated both Littleton and Heritage in the same season for at least 5 years. Congratulations girls! Our next match is against Regis on Thursday.
The Varsity baseball team will host Highlands Ranch on Wednesday, April 9th in an exciting “Hall of Fame” game. The afternoon will be full of trivia; free give-aways will include such items as t-shirts and even hot dogs! The game will also be broadcast on Comcast. Please come out and support your Warriors as they take on the Falcons in a Continental League showdown. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Congratulations to the following Prom Royalty nominees: Seniors: Channing Ahbe, Mark Farrell,
Brittany Froistad, Simon Lee, Kara Priday, Steven Moore, Makenzie Schrag, Lance Staggs, Sara Sutherland,
and Matt Weems. Juniors: Sarah Downs, Alexander Belland, Natalie Huner, Chris Dominick, Kyndra Leier,
Nathan Doty, Amy Lindgren, Devin Pullara, Aubry Pullara, and Spencer Zepelin. The Prom Royalty Court will
be announced at the 7:30 p.m. Talent Show on Thursday, April 24.
Hey Juniors! Come to the 2009 Class Meeting in C-4 at 2:20 on Thursday, April 10 to make decisions for prom and our end of the year activities and enjoy candy.
Attention all students interested in running for Student Council class office and executive office positions. You must attend the intent to run meeting on Tuesday, April 15th in the Forum at 7am. Active student council members and officers are eligible to run for office positions. If you are unable to attend please see Mr. Holman personally.
Attention all who auditioned for the Talent Show: results will be posted after school outside the Math office on Thursday, April 10th. Thank you for auditioning.
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: If you are interested in taking college classes while still enrolled in high school, you must attend an informational meeting on Friday, April 18th during your lunch period in the Forum. See your counselor for details!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is this Thursday night, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Join us at the annual Muse Showcase night this Thursday in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
Your girl’s varsity tennis team continued their winning streak by defeating Heritage yesterday by a score of 4-3. This is the first time that the tennis team has defeated both Littleton and Heritage in the same season for at least 5 years. Congratulations girls! Our next match is against Regis on Thursday.
The Varsity baseball team will host Highlands Ranch on Wednesday, April 9th in an exciting “Hall of Fame” game. The afternoon will be full of trivia; free give-aways will include such items as t-shirts and even hot dogs! The game will also be broadcast on Comcast. Please come out and support your Warriors as they take on the Falcons in a Continental League showdown. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
April 8, 2008
General Announcements
Students, last week we collected your feedback on the school calendar survey. This week we are asking for your parents to complete a similar survey. Parents may access the survey on the Arapahoe website or the Littleton Public Schools website. Paper copies are available in the Main Office or the Attendance Office. Website surveys must be completed by Thursday, April 10. Paper surveys must be returned to our Main Office by Friday, April ll.
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
Attention All Amnesty kids, please come by N-6 right after school for important announcements.
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are today and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is this Thursday night, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Join us at the annual Muse Showcase night this Thursday in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
The Girls golf team placed 3rd overall out of 20 teams in the Heritage Invitational at Columbine Country Club. Way to go girls!
The Varsity baseball team will host Highlands Ranch on Wednesday, April 9th in an exciting “Hall of Fame” game. The afternoon will be full of trivia; free give-aways will include such items as t-shirts and even hot dogs! The game will also be broadcast on Comcast. Please come out and support your Warriors as they take on the Falcons in a Continental League showdown. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Students, last week we collected your feedback on the school calendar survey. This week we are asking for your parents to complete a similar survey. Parents may access the survey on the Arapahoe website or the Littleton Public Schools website. Paper copies are available in the Main Office or the Attendance Office. Website surveys must be completed by Thursday, April 10. Paper surveys must be returned to our Main Office by Friday, April ll.
Attention Habitat and NHS members: Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign has been extended. You now have until Monday, April 14 to turn in letters for NHS hours. See the NHS website for more information.
Attention All Amnesty kids, please come by N-6 right after school for important announcements.
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are today and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is this Thursday night, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Join us at the annual Muse Showcase night this Thursday in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
The Girls golf team placed 3rd overall out of 20 teams in the Heritage Invitational at Columbine Country Club. Way to go girls!
The Varsity baseball team will host Highlands Ranch on Wednesday, April 9th in an exciting “Hall of Fame” game. The afternoon will be full of trivia; free give-aways will include such items as t-shirts and even hot dogs! The game will also be broadcast on Comcast. Please come out and support your Warriors as they take on the Falcons in a Continental League showdown. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Monday, April 07, 2008
April 7, 2008
General Announcements
Students, last week we collected your feedback on the school calendar survey. This week we are asking for your parents to complete a similar survey. Parents may access the survey on the Arapahoe website or the Littleton Public Schools website. Paper copies are available in the Main Office or the Attendance Office. Website surveys must be completed by Thursday, April 10. Paper surveys must be returned to our Main Office by Friday, April ll.
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
FBLA, our meeting after school has been changed to today April 7th. We will be meeting in room in S1 after school to work on our community service project at the Colorado Humane Society. See you then.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
Congratulations to Winter Guard for being named State Champion Runners-up for the second consecutive year! They received their silver medals in the prestigious scholastic open class!! Way to go ladies!!!
Congratulations to the Winter Percussion Ensemble for placing 1st at Saturday's Northglenn Competition!
Congratulations to the Wind Ensemble for achieving straight superior ratings at Friday's CHSAA Large Group Music Festival! Symphonic Band received a superior in sight reading and an excellent rating overall. They just missed a superior by one point. Also, congratulations to Concert Band for earning an excellent rating at Friday's Festival!
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is this Thursday night, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Join us at the annual Muse Showcase night this Thursday in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
The girl's varsity tennis team defeated Littleton on Friday by a score of 6-1. Come out to the AHS courts on Tuesday to see the Warriors go up against Heritage.
Varsity baseball plays cross-town rival Heritage at their field today at 4:00pm.
Our fans presence in "their house" reduces their home field advantage. Go Warriors!
A special invitation to all students to the Hall of Fame game Wednesday, April 9th against league rival, Highlands Ranch. The "first pitch" will be thrown by our newest sponsor "Streets of Southglenn"! There will be special prizes for students at this game! One more thing, the game is going to be televised.
The Varsity Boys Lacrosse team defeated Rangeview 12-2 Friday evening. On Saturday, they lost to
Kent 7-11. Their overall record is 10-2. Make plans to attend the next game against Ponderosa at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday.
The girls JV soccer team continues to roll as they defeated Castleview 5- 0 Thursday and Highlands Ranch 3 -0 on Saturday. Keep it up ladies. All girls JV soccer players meet in room C-7 at 2:45 today.
The girls JV Lacrosse team had another fantastic week! On Monday, they defeated Pueblo West 9-2. Goals were scored by Audrey Damico, Amber Olsen, Kayla Fasold, Nicole Lyons, and Sarah Miller.
On Wednesday, they defeated Heritage/Littleton by a score of 9-6. Amber Olsen , Kayla Fasold, Audrey Damico, Liz Hallinan, Madison Miller, and Molly Witt scored.
The team will play Green Mountain today and Douglas County on Thursday. Congratulations girls!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Students, last week we collected your feedback on the school calendar survey. This week we are asking for your parents to complete a similar survey. Parents may access the survey on the Arapahoe website or the Littleton Public Schools website. Paper copies are available in the Main Office or the Attendance Office. Website surveys must be completed by Thursday, April 10. Paper surveys must be returned to our Main Office by Friday, April ll.
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
FBLA, our meeting after school has been changed to today April 7th. We will be meeting in room in S1 after school to work on our community service project at the Colorado Humane Society. See you then.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
Congratulations to Winter Guard for being named State Champion Runners-up for the second consecutive year! They received their silver medals in the prestigious scholastic open class!! Way to go ladies!!!
Congratulations to the Winter Percussion Ensemble for placing 1st at Saturday's Northglenn Competition!
Congratulations to the Wind Ensemble for achieving straight superior ratings at Friday's CHSAA Large Group Music Festival! Symphonic Band received a superior in sight reading and an excellent rating overall. They just missed a superior by one point. Also, congratulations to Concert Band for earning an excellent rating at Friday's Festival!
In celebration of National Poetry Month, AHS and the Muse (Arapahoe’s Literary Arts Magazine) are holding an iPoem contest. To participate, you must compose an original poem and create a digital project that – at a minimum – includes audio of your poetry. You will need to submit your project by 3:00 pm on Monday, April 28th. Entries will be judged by a semi-distinguished panel of AHS Language Arts teachers and the winner will receive an iPod Shuffle. For more details, see the AHS website or your Language Arts teacher.
Speaking of the Muse, the event you’ve all been waiting for is this Thursday night, at 7:00 pm in the Forum. You will see some of the most talented artists, poets and writers at Arapahoe share their gifts. Come and see your friends read their work and show their art. There will be refreshments, and all are welcome… and best of all, it’s FREE! Join us at the annual Muse Showcase night this Thursday in the Forum to celebrate our beautiful new Volume 6 edition of the Muse!!
Athletics
The girl's varsity tennis team defeated Littleton on Friday by a score of 6-1. Come out to the AHS courts on Tuesday to see the Warriors go up against Heritage.
Varsity baseball plays cross-town rival Heritage at their field today at 4:00pm.
Our fans presence in "their house" reduces their home field advantage. Go Warriors!
A special invitation to all students to the Hall of Fame game Wednesday, April 9th against league rival, Highlands Ranch. The "first pitch" will be thrown by our newest sponsor "Streets of Southglenn"! There will be special prizes for students at this game! One more thing, the game is going to be televised.
The Varsity Boys Lacrosse team defeated Rangeview 12-2 Friday evening. On Saturday, they lost to
Kent 7-11. Their overall record is 10-2. Make plans to attend the next game against Ponderosa at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday.
The girls JV soccer team continues to roll as they defeated Castleview 5- 0 Thursday and Highlands Ranch 3 -0 on Saturday. Keep it up ladies. All girls JV soccer players meet in room C-7 at 2:45 today.
The girls JV Lacrosse team had another fantastic week! On Monday, they defeated Pueblo West 9-2. Goals were scored by Audrey Damico, Amber Olsen, Kayla Fasold, Nicole Lyons, and Sarah Miller.
On Wednesday, they defeated Heritage/Littleton by a score of 9-6. Amber Olsen , Kayla Fasold, Audrey Damico, Liz Hallinan, Madison Miller, and Molly Witt scored.
The team will play Green Mountain today and Douglas County on Thursday. Congratulations girls!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Friday, April 04, 2008
April 4, 2008
General Announcements
Attention all Student Council members! Don't forget, Wish Week clean-up after school today in the cafeteria. We need all of you to help! See you then!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
ARAPAHOE ARTISTS!!! THIS IS THE WEEK!! "Art Attack" entrees are due. Submit your artwork and be part of our "show of shows" for the year in addition to possibly winning a prize.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
FBLA, our meeting after school has been changed to Monday April 7th. We will be meeting in room in S1 after school to work on our community service project at the Colorado Humane Society. See you then.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
Athletics
Both JV Tennis (Gold and Black) teams will practice today from 2:30 – 4:00 @ the AHS courts.
Your Arapahoe Track and Field team will be playing host to Heritage, Littleton, Columbine, Dakota Ridge, and Chatfield this afternoon for the city of Littleton track and Field Championships. This special event will be held at Littleton Public Schools Stadium starting at 3:30. There will be over 60 of your warriors competing to see which school in Littleton has the best athletes. The Arapahoe track program would like to see as many students as possible out there supporting them in their efforts. The track program would also like to say thank you to all 30 faculty members that will be giving up their Friday by volunteering to work to help make this a first class event.
The Boys Swimming and Diving team had a competitive and spirited meet against Regis last night. Regis edged the warriors out 171-133. New state qualifying races were swum by Dave Wise, Rob Newell, and Sam Legrand. Great Meet Warriors!
Come cheer the Varsity Baseball team to victory this afternoon at 4:00pm against Gateway here at AHS. Game Day services start at 3:00. There will be several Trivia prize opportunites during the game!
Varsity baseball plays cross-town rival Heritage at their field next Monday at 4:00pm.
Our fans presence in "their house" reduces their home field advantage. Go Warriors, bring down another Top Ten team!
A special invitation to all students to the Hall of Fame game next Wednesday, April 9th against another league rival, Highlands Ranch. The "first pitch" will be thrown by our newest sponsor "Streets of Southglenn"! There will be special prizes for students at this game! One more thing, the game is going to be televised.
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse team will be playing Friday evening against Grandview 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public School Stadium. Saturday at 5:00 p.m. they will be playing the highly anticipated game against Kent at LPS. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Attention all Student Council members! Don't forget, Wish Week clean-up after school today in the cafeteria. We need all of you to help! See you then!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
ARAPAHOE ARTISTS!!! THIS IS THE WEEK!! "Art Attack" entrees are due. Submit your artwork and be part of our "show of shows" for the year in addition to possibly winning a prize.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
FBLA, our meeting after school has been changed to Monday April 7th. We will be meeting in room in S1 after school to work on our community service project at the Colorado Humane Society. See you then.
Have you always wanted to use the school loud speaker? Would you like sharing the Arapahoe news for the day? If you are interested in reading the daily announcements next year, sign up for auditions in the Attendance Office by April 21st.
Athletics
Both JV Tennis (Gold and Black) teams will practice today from 2:30 – 4:00 @ the AHS courts.
Your Arapahoe Track and Field team will be playing host to Heritage, Littleton, Columbine, Dakota Ridge, and Chatfield this afternoon for the city of Littleton track and Field Championships. This special event will be held at Littleton Public Schools Stadium starting at 3:30. There will be over 60 of your warriors competing to see which school in Littleton has the best athletes. The Arapahoe track program would like to see as many students as possible out there supporting them in their efforts. The track program would also like to say thank you to all 30 faculty members that will be giving up their Friday by volunteering to work to help make this a first class event.
The Boys Swimming and Diving team had a competitive and spirited meet against Regis last night. Regis edged the warriors out 171-133. New state qualifying races were swum by Dave Wise, Rob Newell, and Sam Legrand. Great Meet Warriors!
Come cheer the Varsity Baseball team to victory this afternoon at 4:00pm against Gateway here at AHS. Game Day services start at 3:00. There will be several Trivia prize opportunites during the game!
Varsity baseball plays cross-town rival Heritage at their field next Monday at 4:00pm.
Our fans presence in "their house" reduces their home field advantage. Go Warriors, bring down another Top Ten team!
A special invitation to all students to the Hall of Fame game next Wednesday, April 9th against another league rival, Highlands Ranch. The "first pitch" will be thrown by our newest sponsor "Streets of Southglenn"! There will be special prizes for students at this game! One more thing, the game is going to be televised.
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse team will be playing Friday evening against Grandview 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public School Stadium. Saturday at 5:00 p.m. they will be playing the highly anticipated game against Kent at LPS. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Thursday, April 03, 2008
April 3, 2008
General Announcements
WISH WEEK IS HERE! We are raising money for Marcus to go to Disney World. We have raised over $2000 already but still need your help to reach our $6000 goal. Don’t miss the senior students vs. staff basketball game tonight at 7pm. Tickets are just $5.00. You can buy your wish week t-shirts at lunches or in the DECA store for only $8. Shirts are going fast, so get yours today. You can also donate spare change in any of the wishing wells located throughout the school. Thanks for helping to Make Dreams Come True this week!
Attention all Student Council members! Don't forget, Wish Week clean-up after school on Friday in the cafeteria. We need all of you to help! See you then!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
ARAPAHOE ARTISTS!!! THIS IS THE WEEK!! "Art Attack" entrees are due. Submit your artwork and be part of our "show of shows" for the year in addition to possibly winning a prize.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
FBLA members, we are helping out at the Colorado Humane Society on Monday April 7th. Come by after school on Friday for a short information meeting in room S1.
Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign is going on now! Help raise money to build a home for the Benbrahim-Moumni family by writing to friends, family and neighbors. You can get NHS hours for this project. Go to the NHS web page for more information. All letters are due by this Friday, April 4.
Please check the table on the east side of the cafeteria or the Attendance Office for lost items
Athletics
Your Arapahoe Track and Field team will be playing host to Heritage, Littleton, Columbine, Dakota Ridge, and Chatfield this Friday afternoon for the city of Littleton track and Field Championships. This special event will be held at Littleton Public Schools Stadium starting at 3:30. There will be over 60 of your warriors competing to see which school in Littleton has the best athletes. The Arapahoe track program would like to see as many students as possible out there supporting them in their efforts. The track program would also like to say thank you to all 30 faculty members that will be giving up their Friday by volunteering to work to help make this a first class event.
Another win for the Boys Varsity Lacrosse team! They beat Douglas County 7-2. Friday evening they will be competing against Grandview 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public School Stadium. Saturday at 5:00 p.m. they will be playing the highly anticipated game against Kent at LPS. Make plans to attend NOW!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
WISH WEEK IS HERE! We are raising money for Marcus to go to Disney World. We have raised over $2000 already but still need your help to reach our $6000 goal. Don’t miss the senior students vs. staff basketball game tonight at 7pm. Tickets are just $5.00. You can buy your wish week t-shirts at lunches or in the DECA store for only $8. Shirts are going fast, so get yours today. You can also donate spare change in any of the wishing wells located throughout the school. Thanks for helping to Make Dreams Come True this week!
Attention all Student Council members! Don't forget, Wish Week clean-up after school on Friday in the cafeteria. We need all of you to help! See you then!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention future AP science students: You will need to fill out an application form by Wednesday April 16th if you are planning on taking any Advanced Placement courses next year. The blue forms are in the science office by the phone.
ARAPAHOE ARTISTS!!! THIS IS THE WEEK!! "Art Attack" entrees are due. Submit your artwork and be part of our "show of shows" for the year in addition to possibly winning a prize.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
FBLA members, we are helping out at the Colorado Humane Society on Monday April 7th. Come by after school on Friday for a short information meeting in room S1.
Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign is going on now! Help raise money to build a home for the Benbrahim-Moumni family by writing to friends, family and neighbors. You can get NHS hours for this project. Go to the NHS web page for more information. All letters are due by this Friday, April 4.
Please check the table on the east side of the cafeteria or the Attendance Office for lost items
Athletics
Your Arapahoe Track and Field team will be playing host to Heritage, Littleton, Columbine, Dakota Ridge, and Chatfield this Friday afternoon for the city of Littleton track and Field Championships. This special event will be held at Littleton Public Schools Stadium starting at 3:30. There will be over 60 of your warriors competing to see which school in Littleton has the best athletes. The Arapahoe track program would like to see as many students as possible out there supporting them in their efforts. The track program would also like to say thank you to all 30 faculty members that will be giving up their Friday by volunteering to work to help make this a first class event.
Another win for the Boys Varsity Lacrosse team! They beat Douglas County 7-2. Friday evening they will be competing against Grandview 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public School Stadium. Saturday at 5:00 p.m. they will be playing the highly anticipated game against Kent at LPS. Make plans to attend NOW!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
April 2, 2008
General Announcements
WISH WEEK IS HERE! We are raising money for Marcus to go to Disney World. We have raised over $2000 already but still need your help to reach our $6000 goal. Don’t miss the senior students vs. staff basketball game on Thursday at 7pm. Tickets are $5.00. You can buy your wish week t-shirts at lunches or in the DECA store for only $8. Shirts are going fast, so get yours today. You can also donate spare change in any of the wishing wells located throughout the school. Thanks for helping to Make Dreams Come True this week!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
ARAPAHOE ARTISTS!!! THIS IS THE WEEK!! "Art Attack" entrees are due. Submit your artwork and be part of our "show of shows" for the year in addition to possibly winning a prize.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign is going on now! Help raise money to build a home for the Benbrahim-Moumni family by writing to friends, family and neighbors. You can get NHS hours for this project. Go to the NHS web page for more information. All letters are due by this Friday, April 4.
Attention Model UN Delegates for the Fort Collins conference next Saturday. Your background guides and country selections are in. Please go get them from Ms. Disepio ASAP to start your research. Proposed resolutions are due by this Friday.
"Hey MUSE members! Just a reminder that we have a mandatory meeting this Wednesday after-school at 2:30 in room C-17. We will be finalizing decisions on the magazine and working on planning for showcase!
Please check the table on the east side of the cafeteria or the Attendance Office for lost items
Athletics
Congratulations to our 2008-2009 Arapahoe Varsity and JV Cheers! Tryouts were held the week before spring break. A list of all students who made the team is posted on the athletic bulletin board in the Cafeteria.
The girls JV soccer team remains undefeated following their 3 – 2 victory over Mountain Vista yesterday. Congrats girls!
The JV Gold and Black Tennis teams defeated Mountain Vista. Come and watch them play Littleton on Thursday @ 3:00 @ the AHS courts and Powell Middle School.
Your girl’s varsity tennis team defeated Mountain Vista last night by a score of 6-1 and improved their record to 4 wins and no losses. The Warriors go up against Littleton on Thursday; varsity plays at Littleton and the JV teams play at Arapahoe and Powell. Come on out and support your tennis teams!
Hey Arapahoe--tonight's the night--Arapahoe versus Heritage in Varsity Girls Lacrosse. Come out and support the girls as the Warriors show the Eagles how lacrosse is supposed to be played. First draw is at 7:30 at LPS Stadium. Let's have a huge turnout and show Heritage what Warrior pride is all about!! Let's go Warriors!!
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse team will play:
Douglas County- tonight, 5:30 at LPS,
Rangeview – Friday, 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public Schools Stadium
Kent – Saturday, 5:00 p.m. at LPS
Get out there and support your team. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
WISH WEEK IS HERE! We are raising money for Marcus to go to Disney World. We have raised over $2000 already but still need your help to reach our $6000 goal. Don’t miss the senior students vs. staff basketball game on Thursday at 7pm. Tickets are $5.00. You can buy your wish week t-shirts at lunches or in the DECA store for only $8. Shirts are going fast, so get yours today. You can also donate spare change in any of the wishing wells located throughout the school. Thanks for helping to Make Dreams Come True this week!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
ARAPAHOE ARTISTS!!! THIS IS THE WEEK!! "Art Attack" entrees are due. Submit your artwork and be part of our "show of shows" for the year in addition to possibly winning a prize.
The 2008 Prom Talent Show is right around the corner and tryouts are Tuesday, April 8th and Wednesday, April 9th. So make sure you hurry into the Main Office and sign up! Get your ticket to Hollywood!
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign is going on now! Help raise money to build a home for the Benbrahim-Moumni family by writing to friends, family and neighbors. You can get NHS hours for this project. Go to the NHS web page for more information. All letters are due by this Friday, April 4.
Attention Model UN Delegates for the Fort Collins conference next Saturday. Your background guides and country selections are in. Please go get them from Ms. Disepio ASAP to start your research. Proposed resolutions are due by this Friday.
"Hey MUSE members! Just a reminder that we have a mandatory meeting this Wednesday after-school at 2:30 in room C-17. We will be finalizing decisions on the magazine and working on planning for showcase!
Please check the table on the east side of the cafeteria or the Attendance Office for lost items
Athletics
Congratulations to our 2008-2009 Arapahoe Varsity and JV Cheers! Tryouts were held the week before spring break. A list of all students who made the team is posted on the athletic bulletin board in the Cafeteria.
The girls JV soccer team remains undefeated following their 3 – 2 victory over Mountain Vista yesterday. Congrats girls!
The JV Gold and Black Tennis teams defeated Mountain Vista. Come and watch them play Littleton on Thursday @ 3:00 @ the AHS courts and Powell Middle School.
Your girl’s varsity tennis team defeated Mountain Vista last night by a score of 6-1 and improved their record to 4 wins and no losses. The Warriors go up against Littleton on Thursday; varsity plays at Littleton and the JV teams play at Arapahoe and Powell. Come on out and support your tennis teams!
Hey Arapahoe--tonight's the night--Arapahoe versus Heritage in Varsity Girls Lacrosse. Come out and support the girls as the Warriors show the Eagles how lacrosse is supposed to be played. First draw is at 7:30 at LPS Stadium. Let's have a huge turnout and show Heritage what Warrior pride is all about!! Let's go Warriors!!
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse team will play:
Douglas County- tonight, 5:30 at LPS,
Rangeview – Friday, 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public Schools Stadium
Kent – Saturday, 5:00 p.m. at LPS
Get out there and support your team. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
April 1, 2008
General Announcements
WISH WEEK IS HERE! We are sponsoring a young boy named Marcus. His wish is to go to Disney World. We have many events planned this week to help raise money to make his wish come true. Don't miss the senior students vs. staff basketball game on Thursday at 7pm. Tickets are $5.00. You can also donate spare change in any of the wishing wells located throughout the school. Thanks for helping to Make Dreams Come True this week!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign is going on now! Help raise money to build a home for the Benbrahim-Moumni family by writing to friends, family and neighbors. You can get NHS hours for this project. Go to the NHS web page for more information. All letters are due by this Friday, April 4.
Summer School Brochures are available in the Guidance Office.
Attention Model UN Delegates for the Fort Collins conference next Saturday. Your background guides and country selections are in. Please go get them from Ms. Disepio ASAP to start your research. Proposed resolutions are due by this Friday.
"Hey MUSE members! Just a reminder that we have a mandatory meeting this Wednesday after-school at 2:30 in room C-17. We will be finalizing decisions on the magazine and working on planning for showcase!
Athletics
Congratulations to our 2008-2009 Arapahoe Varsity and JV Cheers! Tryouts were held the week before spring break. A list of all students who made the team is posted on the athletic bulletin board in the Cafeteria.
Attention all girls interested in playing softball next fall. There will be an important meeting on Wednesday, April 2nd at 2:30 in N5.
JV Gold & Black Tennis players that did not get their sweats yesterday at practice can pick them up in Mrs. Leyden’s office after 10:30 am today.
Hey Warriors--come on out Wednesday April 2 and support the Girls Varsity Lacrosse team when they take on arch-rival Heritage. This is always a great game. The action starts at 7:30 pm at LPS Stadium. So come on out, get loud, and cheer the girls on.
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse team will play:
Douglas County- Wednesday, 5:30 at LPS,
Rangeview – Friday, 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public Schools Stadium
Kent – Saturday, 5:00 p.m. at LPS
Get out there and support your team. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
WISH WEEK IS HERE! We are sponsoring a young boy named Marcus. His wish is to go to Disney World. We have many events planned this week to help raise money to make his wish come true. Don't miss the senior students vs. staff basketball game on Thursday at 7pm. Tickets are $5.00. You can also donate spare change in any of the wishing wells located throughout the school. Thanks for helping to Make Dreams Come True this week!
An important announcement from your 2008 Graduation Committee: You should sign-up now for graduation speaker auditions. Here is your chance to leave a legacy with your friends and family. Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 15th in the AHS Forum. Please sign-up in Mrs. Sisler’s office between now and Friday, April 11th. This is a rare opportunity to share your observations with a captive audience. See Mrs. Cornils in the Social Studies Office for more details.
Attention All Juniors!!!! Registration for the State ACT is coming….
When: April 14th
Where: Western Civilization Classrooms
How: Counselors will walk you through it during class time
If you don’t have a Western Civ. class, please make an appointment with your counselor.
Habitat for Humanity's letter writing campaign is going on now! Help raise money to build a home for the Benbrahim-Moumni family by writing to friends, family and neighbors. You can get NHS hours for this project. Go to the NHS web page for more information. All letters are due by this Friday, April 4.
Summer School Brochures are available in the Guidance Office.
Attention Model UN Delegates for the Fort Collins conference next Saturday. Your background guides and country selections are in. Please go get them from Ms. Disepio ASAP to start your research. Proposed resolutions are due by this Friday.
"Hey MUSE members! Just a reminder that we have a mandatory meeting this Wednesday after-school at 2:30 in room C-17. We will be finalizing decisions on the magazine and working on planning for showcase!
Athletics
Congratulations to our 2008-2009 Arapahoe Varsity and JV Cheers! Tryouts were held the week before spring break. A list of all students who made the team is posted on the athletic bulletin board in the Cafeteria.
Attention all girls interested in playing softball next fall. There will be an important meeting on Wednesday, April 2nd at 2:30 in N5.
JV Gold & Black Tennis players that did not get their sweats yesterday at practice can pick them up in Mrs. Leyden’s office after 10:30 am today.
Hey Warriors--come on out Wednesday April 2 and support the Girls Varsity Lacrosse team when they take on arch-rival Heritage. This is always a great game. The action starts at 7:30 pm at LPS Stadium. So come on out, get loud, and cheer the girls on.
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse team will play:
Douglas County- Wednesday, 5:30 at LPS,
Rangeview – Friday, 7:00 p.m. at Aurora Public Schools Stadium
Kent – Saturday, 5:00 p.m. at LPS
Get out there and support your team. Go Warriors!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
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