New Students! Here is your half day schedule for your first day of school, August 26th. We will be starting the morning in your first period classes. Schedules will be available to view on PowerSchool on August 21st. If you're having trouble accessing it, please reach out to the main office or your counselor.
August 27th will be a normal Tuesday red day schedule for all students.
🎓 Attention Ashland High School Students and Families! 🎓
📝 Registration for the 2024-2025 school year is NOW OPEN!
Here's what you need to know:
✅ Register online at: https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/page/enrollment-and-registration
✅ Check out the new 2024-2025 Red-White Calendar and Bell Schedule
✅ View important dates on our High School Events Calendar
📅 Find all calendars and daily schedules here:
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/ahs/page/calendars-schedules-and-maps
📚 AP Students: Don't forget your summer homework! (if assigned)
Details here: https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/ahs/page/summer-homework
Questions? Contact our registrar: jay.villanueva@ashland.k12.or.us
Let's make this an amazing year at AHS! Go Grizzlies! 🐻💪
#AshlandHighSchool #AHS #BackToSchool #Registration2024 #APClasses
Check out the article by Ashland.news highlighting our new summer lunch program. Free meals are now available for all children ages 1-18 at Walker and Bellview elementary schools, Monday through Thursday until August 8th. The piece explores how recent eligibility changes made this possible after years of ineligibility. Please click to read more about this exciting initiative and its impact on our community.
https://ashland.news/no-free-lunch-actually-if-youre-up-to-18-years-old-you-can-get-one-this-summer-in-ashland/
Water Polo summer oppotunities
Summer Drop-In Classes: Beginning June 5, Daniel Meyer pool will offer $4
water polo classes on Wednesdays from 6:15-7:30pm. Every Sunday for the
foreseeable future, there will be an all-comers scrimmages at Rogue X.
Scrimmage will be from 9:30-11:30am and the cost is $7 (please bring cash).
These are great opportunities to keep up your skills over the summer and all
ages are welcome!
Regular Fall Season: Practice for the Ashland High School fall season (open
only to high school students) will begin on August 19. Please check our
website regularly for updates and to register for the fall season.
Visit ashlandwaterpolo.org for more information
All Yearbooks have been sold! There are no more copies available for purchase.
9th graders had their first annual RISK tournament this week! The winners are Emilio, Coltrane, Vojta, and Ava!
They have earned the right to be called "Emperor Supreme" FOR LIFE!
AHS wants to take a moment to celebrate some of our AHS students who attended Southern Oregon’s Law Day, hosted by the Civics Learning Project. Our students participated in three sessions on law, equity, and democracy.
A special moment unfolded at the end of the day. Due to early departures, only two of our AHS students, Amara Lowe and Cora Turner, remained at the event. The final guest speaker? Our very own Senator Jeff Golden! Despite being the last students there, Senator Golden engaged with Amara and Cora for over 45 minutes. They had a round-table discussion on politics, personal experiences, and the future.
He remarked, “Those who need to be here, are here.” It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that Amara and Cora will never forget.
Be on the lookout for the full story on the local Ashland news!
Bike to School Day!
When? - Friday May 24th -
Bike to school to win cool prizes, have fun and promote earth friendly transportation!
How do I enter the raffle? Ride your bike, walk to school, or use public transportation of Firday May 24th.
Next, Go to the AHS Quad and sign up for the raffle!
AP Meetings
5/23 - AP Physics - Lunch - Lincoln 3
5/24 - AP Biology - Lunch - SC 1
5/24 - AP Environmental - Lunch - Lincoln 11
5/28 - AP Composition - Lunch - EN 1
5/29 - AP US History - Lunch - IVC
5/29 - AP Macroeconomics - Lunch - Theater
5/30 - AP Government - Lunch - H-32
5/31 - AP Literature - Lunch - Library 203
The following AP classes do not have a meeting, as the summer homework will be distributed in the pre-requisite course: Pre-Calculus, Calculus, French,
AP Psychology will also not have a meetins as the class will not be offered next year
Free summer meals will be served at Walker Elementary School and Bellview Elementary School June 17th - August 8th , Monday through Thursday 11am to 12:30 pm .
All children age 1-18 will eat free regardless of enrollment.
Ashland hosted the Midwestern League Track & Field Championships last week, at SOU. The following athletes have qualified for the State Championships, held this Friday and Saturday at Hayward Filed, at the University of Oregon:
Girls Javelin Alexis Bakke, finished 2nd
Boys 200m Cole Beneventi, Finished 2nd
Caden Negra, finished 3rd
Boys 400m Caden Negra, Champion
Cole Beneventi, finished 2nd
Boys 4 x 100m Teddy Williams, Gavin White, Caden Negra, and Cole Beneventi, Champions, setting a new school record taking over 1st place on our leader board. This record has stood since 1998!
Congratulations and good luck at State!
Last week, our boys and girls tennis teams battled at the Midwestern League Championships. Our girls team were crowned League champions for the second year in a row! Congratulations to Veronica Miller and Claudia Stadtmueller who finished in 1st and 2nd at the meet. Congratulations also goes to our doubles team, Jane Cruce and Alice Pearson-Albano. They were crowned champions! Congratulations also goes out to our head coach, Martin Stadtmueller, who was awarded the Coach of the Year Award. Well done, Coach!
All four girls will be competing next weekend at the State Tournament. Good luck to you all!
The boys team battled ferociously at the district meet as well. The team was just four points shy of being league champions. Congratulations goes out to Gavin Connegy-Chang who made it to the semifinals and almost made it to the finals after a close, grueling match. Well done, Connor. Good luck at the State Tournament.
Ashland High School Affinity Groups Solidarity Celebration
Join us for fun activities to celebrate solidarity with our student affinity groups.
Wednesday, May 22
Starts at 2:35 pm
Ashland High School
201 S Mountain Ave
Ashland, OR, 97520
bouncy house, music, food, face
painting, art-making, book raffle
The AHS Equestrian Team did an amazing job this weekend and we are so incredibly proud of these amazing young athletes.
. Our drill team (Addison Jacoban, Addison Frohreich, Violet Case, Madison Sink, and Grace Baker) got 5th place out of 17 teams across the state! This placing qualifies our drill team to compete this year at Regionals up at PNWIC in Washington.
Honorable Mention to Ellie Bucy for competing in Reining at State.
Honarable Mention to Addison Jacoban for competing in Jumping, Trail, and Working Rancher at State.
Photo from 2019
Car Wash @ Ashland Physical Therapy, 275 Lithia Way
Come support Ashland Water Polo!
Saturday May 18, 2024
10 am-1 pm
$5 in advance
$7 at the car wash
PLEASE BRING YOUR BOTTLES & CANS!
We'll recycle them for you!
TICKETS for Senior All Night go on sale THIS FRIDAY after school!
Stop by their table to get your tickets for $20!
The Senior All Night Committee is committed to making this event accessible to all students and is dedicating resources to waive registration fees for students on Free & Reduced Lunch.
Spring Art Show 2024
May 28 - June 3
Ashland High Upper Commons
Reception will be Friday May 32 @ 5pm
Call for Art Deadline May 20
Artwork by Ashland Art students
Hosted by the National Art Honors Society
Sponsored by AHAA - Catering by AHs Culinary
Talk to Mr. Malcomb about submitting art.
On May 13, 2024, Ashland High School proudly unveiled a plaque at the Mountain Avenue Theater in honor of Richard L. Hay, a beloved figure in the theater community. Presented by Betsy Bishop, the ceremony was attended by around 30 community members, including OSF members, actors, theater professionals, students, alumni, and school staff. The AHS community expressed deep gratitude for Mr. Hay's generous donations of time, expertise, and funding for numerous school theater productions, significantly enriching our local arts scene.
Richard L. Hay, who has been a cornerstone of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival since 1950, has an impressive legacy as a theater and scenic designer. With over 245 productions and four theater designs to his name, his influence reaches far beyond Ashland. His remarkable work has earned him numerous accolades, including the Oregon Governor’s Arts Award and the Hollywood Drama-Logue Critics Award.
We are incredibly thankful for Mr. Hay’s dedication and contributions to our school and the wider theater community. His generosity and passion for the arts have left an indelible mark on all of us, and this plaque serves as a lasting tribute to his outstanding legacy.
"The theatre is opening our final MainStage show with a twist! It will be in the Rose theatre!
Come see “The Arkansaw Bear”opening May 17th-25th! Saddened and bewildered at her grandfather's approaching death, Tish runs to her "special tree." There, in a world of fantasy provided by her wish on a star, she meets the world's greatest dancing bear. He is old, like her grandfather, and is running away—from death. In trying to help him, she begins to understand the meaning of both life and death, which helps her to cope with her own sadness.
The play blends realism and fantasy, pathos and humor. It is delightfully theatrical, with music, magic and dance.
Tickets available online and at the door! Limited seating so get your tickets fast!"
Come out and watch what some of the finest M.W.L. track athletes have to offer!
This is a 2 day event!
The meet kicks off on Thursday, may 9th at 3:00pm - Gates open at 2:00pm
And Again, on Saturday, may 11th at 10:30am - Gates open at 9:30am
Location: Southern Oregon University
GET YOUR TICKETS HERE
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/ahsa/page/tickets
Go Grizzlies!