Hello Knights, I hope you have had a great week and are looking forward to the weekend. I wanted to reach out and communicate with you regarding the potential for more heat next week. My goal is to always communicate as much in advance when possible, and that trend will continue. I plan to visit the high school frequently over the weekend, checking the temps and monitoring the heat in the building. If we are going to be dismissed early on Tuesday of next week, I will try and communicate that by Monday later afternoon at the latest. The goal is to remain in school for the full scheduled day but since the high school building does not have A/C and often has a hard time cooling off when the temps are consistently high we will make that determination as early as possible. Thanks for your continued understanding. Have a great Labor Day weekend.
about 2 years ago, Arthur CUSD 305
AGS Friday Note for September 1st
about 2 years ago, Andrew Peralta
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5th grade students have spent the last few classes learning about volume. They created posters of all volume equations that could total 24. They are also completing a gallery walk to make comments on others posters!
about 2 years ago, Whitney Wynkoop
Students making comments on classmates posters!
Students showing off their completed posters!
Students showing off their completed posters!
Creating various rectangular prisms to find volume!
Creating various rectangular prisms to find volume!
School Attendance Matters
about 2 years ago, Arthur CUSD 305
attendance
Join our Team at AHGS!
about 2 years ago, Arthur CUSD 305
custodian
JH Softball 8/31
about 2 years ago, Arthur CUSD 305
softball
8th Grade U.S. History spent time today trying to transcribe documents from the Civil War. These ranged from a love letter to letters between Abraham Lincoln and Charles Sumner.
about 2 years ago, Sam Truppa
Documents
 Documents
 Documents
The past couple days, Kindergarten has ended the day sitting in a circle together and answering a question. Today's question was name something you like and they immediately went into their own thinking pose. Here are some of those poses!
about 2 years ago, Hayley McDade
Thinking Pose
Thinking pose
Kindergarten Art students already completed their first project! They practiced drawing, cutting and gluing. ✏️✂️🖍️
about 2 years ago, Lisa Bertetto
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Little reading (tracking print) machines!
about 2 years ago, Emily Crossman
Mrs. Floyd's 2nd Grade had fun exploring some of our new math curriculum centers today!
about 2 years ago, Vanessa Floyd
Mrs. Floyd's 2nd Grade had fun exploring some of our new math curriculum centers today!
Mrs. Floyd's 2nd Grade had fun exploring some of our new math curriculum centers today!
Mrs. Floyd's 2nd Grade had fun exploring some of our new math curriculum centers today!
3rd grade investigated if certain produce was considered a science fruit or a science vegetable!
about 2 years ago, Mikhala Sumption
3rd grade investigated if certain produce was considered a science fruit or a science vegetable!
3rd grade investigated if certain produce was considered a science fruit or a science vegetable!
3rd grade investigated if certain produce was considered a science fruit or a science vegetable!
3rd grade investigated if certain produce was considered a science fruit or a science vegetable!
Kindergarten is practicing identifying letters during rotations!
about 2 years ago, Hayley McDade
Practicing identifying letters
JH Baseball 8/29
about 2 years ago, Nathan Seal
JH
JH Softball 8/29
about 2 years ago, Amanda Romine
softball
JH Softball 8/28
about 2 years ago, Amanda Romine
softball
Kindergarten took advantage of the heat to do a fun little science experiment!
about 2 years ago, Emily Crossman
Thursday afternoon: before
Thursday afternoon: about 90 minutes later
Friday afternoon
Cooking in the classroom- week 2: chicka chicka boom boom trees!
about 2 years ago, Emily Crossman
Arthur CUSD 305 Building Contact Information
about 2 years ago, Arthur CUSD 305
phone numbers
JH baseball has been canceled for today (8/26/23)
about 2 years ago, Nathan Seal