Ashland High School

Class President Election Results 🗳 Sophomore class: Emma and Leah Junior Class: Alice and Kaya Senior class: Ivy and Sharon ASB: Ella and Owen

DO YOU HAVE SCHOOL SPIRIT? WELL THEN ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS YOU! Interested in participating in Cheer for the 2024-25 FALL/WINTER school year? LET US KNOW. GO GRIZZ!! Use the Link below to sign up. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=4yDnNUGgO0ODNl3SbjQBAywO7YJvVP1AuJ-V893BizJUNVdHUkxFMFY0MlE2T1FWM1VXQlBZUVRCMy4u

Prom is this Saturday! Tickets are being sold THIS WEEK on the Quad at Lunch. Tickets are $25 each (or $40 for 2 if you are buying 1 for your, 1 for a guest),

Boys and Girls Golf District Tournament- Both boys and girls golf teams have qualified for the Regional tournament in Corvallis. Josh Moran finished 1st, and Isaac Larson took 3rd. Both have automatically qualified for the State tournament! The boys golf team (Josh Moran, Isaac Larson, Gabe Moore, Conner Thomas, and Colin Lawrence) finished 3rd overall. Congratulations to you all!

Senior Prom is on May 11th at the Ashland Armory! Which means next week is spirit week! • Monday: Jort Monday –jean shorts, the bigger, the baggier, the better! • Tuesday: Secret Service/M.I.B. – think sunglasses, black ties, suits, etc • Wednesday: Crayon Day- your whole outfit should be one color • Thursday: Fishing/Hunting – think camo, bucket hats, fishing vests, khakis, etc • Friday: Frat Day – think chino shorts, polo shirts, and visors

🎉 Celebrating Principal Appreciation Day with a special shout-out to Benjamin Bell of Ashland High School! 🎉 Since joining us in July 2020, Mr. Bell has brought a wealth of experience and passion from his previous roles in California. As a former high school teacher and Assistant Principal, he truly understands the pivotal role high school plays in shaping our future. At Ashland, he continues to inspire and support both students and teachers, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to succeed before stepping into the real world. Thank you, Mr. Bell, for your dedication and visionary leadership!

ASU’s Spring Festival is almost here!! For the second year in a row Ashland High School’s Asian Student Union is putting on an event on May 15th at 2:35 for community members and for the entire school. Our mission is to celebrate AAPI (Asian and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month. We invite you all to come enjoy some food and drinks and celebrate and perpetuate culture.

Don’t forget to apply to be a Fresh Start counselor this summer! Deadline to apply is Friday, May 3rd at 5pm. The counselor training retreat is Aug 6-7 and the other retreats are as follows: Session 1 – Aug 9 - 10 Session 2 - Aug 12 - 13 Session 3 - Aug 15 - 16 You must be able to commit to the counselor retreat and at least one of the 9th grade sessions. You get 20 hours of community service per 9th grade session. Again, the deadline to apply is Friday May 3rd at 5 pm. https://forms.gle/w2nn49ZFmfx9ZsuS9

Incoming 9th grade families, join AHS May 8th @ 6:30 for the Incoming 9th Grade Welcome Night!

Updates from the world of athletics: Golf begins their run for State. The District meet will be next week at Tokatee. Good luck to all our golfers. Baseball and softball have games against Springfield. Baseball has been on a hot streak, winning their last seven games. They are currently ranked 8th in the State! Boys volleyball will host Phoenix on Thursday, May 2, at 6:45 pm. Come cheer on the team and enjoy the excitement of this emerging sport. Boys and girls tennis will host South Medford on Tuesday at Hunter Park, at 4:00 pm. Track will host Crater and Eagle Point at our final home meet of the season on Tuesday at 4:00 pm.

Sophomores and Juniors: Fresh Start counselor applications are due this week. Use the link below, scan the QR code in the library to apply, or see Ms. Hirsh or Ms. Desalvo for more information. https://forms.gle/w2nn49ZFmfx9ZsuS9

Thank you, Ashland School’s Foundation! Thank you ASF for approving our grant to purchase new dumbbells and racks. We were in desperate need of replacing two non-functioning racks and add more dumbbells that could be used by all students. This grant also allowed us to retired some dumbbells that were becoming unsafe for use. Students are tremendously grateful for the new equipment.

Interested in playing football for the Grizzlies? Do you wonder what it would be like to be playing under the lights of Walter A. Phillips Field on Friday nights with thousands of fans cheering for you? Well if so, now is the time to join the team for spring practices. Football meetings are held every Monday from 3:15-4pm in the Multipurpose Room to go over new plays, techniques and fundamentals. Practices are held every Tuesday and Thursday from 6:45 to 8am on the football field. If you are interested come give it a try. No experience necessary. Now is the perfect time to see what it is like, meet players and coaches and have some fun. If you have any questions, contact Coach Lehnerz. GO GRIZZ!

Yearbooks are being released this May! Make sure to reserve your copy through the Main Office or by going to www.jostens.com. The direct link has also been posted all over school as well as right here!--> https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1046606/Ashland-High-School/2024-Yearbook/20230825043514073111/CATALOG_SHOP/

Emmy Head will be playing volleyball at the next level. She will be attending Los Angeles City College next fall! Congratulations, Emmy! Go Cubs!

Happy Earth Day AHS! Here are some snapshots from our Earth Day Celebration this past Friday!

Grizz Sports for Week of April 22-27

Boys volleyball began its club season earlier this month. Last night was their first home game, against St. Mary’s. It was a tough battle, and I am confident the outcome will be in our favor the next time they face the Crusaders. The next home game will be May 2, at 6:45 pm.

Yearbooks are being released this May! Make sure to reserve your copy through the Main Office, Calling 541-482-8771, or by going to https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1046606/Ashland-High-School/2024-Yearbook/20230825043514073111/CATALOG_SHOP/

Hey Grizzlies! This coming Monday, April 22, is a Snow Make-Up Day. School will be in session and will be following a RED Day Schedule, Periods 1 through 4. This will not alter the Red/White schedule in any way apart from making 4/22 a Red day. The Red White schedule for the week of April 22-26 will be as follows: Monday 4/22- Red Tuesday 4/23- Red Wednesday 4/24 - White Thursday 4/25 - Red Friday 4/26 White Go Grizz!