Ammendments

I have been asked about the proposed amendments a lot here lately. I don't feel comfortable making a suggestion concerning how people should vote. However, I do encourage everyone to do is to make an informed decision. Here is a link that will take you to the actual amendments. Click here for the link and then click on the Nov. 6, 2012 ballot in the upper right corner.

Schools Deal With Tragedy

Unfortunately, the death of a student or recent graduate is a sad truth in schools. There are no magic bullets and no formula for how to deal with such tragedy. All schools try and provide counseling when students need it, and there are certain standard procedures recommended by experts, but each case is unique.

Students are very resilient and many times handle tragedy better than we expect. The outpouring of compassion from the community is overwhelming in times such as these. Schools receive many different of types of help from the community and it is wonderful to see how people work together to try and comfort those affected most by such tragedy. Memorials, plaques, or flowers will not bring back students but working together school communities can possibly provide some degree of comfort to family and friends.

With destiny in its hands, Ardmore on new ground

With destiny in its hands, Ardmore on new ground

State’s school budget in black - TimesDaily.com

State’s school budget in black - TimesDaily.com

Pictures on Website

Did you know that many pictures of the homecoming festivities are posted on our school website. Just click on the picture and you will be sent to a link with many more pictures. Click here for our school website.

Common Curriculum Helps You Create Common Core Lesson Plans

Common Curriculum Helps You Create Common Core Lesson Plans

Robotics Team

Ardmore High School was well represented recently when the Rocket Robotics Team was announced. Fourteen out of thirty two members of the Robotics Team were from Ardmore. The Rocket Robotics Team is based at the Career Technical School and students from all over the county work on this team. Our robotics team does very well in competitions and represents Limestone County admirably. We are very proud of our students who comprise the team and wish them good luck again this year. The members of the team from Ardmoree are: Nathan Bartlett, Lauren Black, Braden Nash, Lance Smith, Andrew Wiese, Brianne Brazell, Emily Horn, Jordan Kearns, Lance Perry, Levi Terry, Presley Price, Seth Harris, Tate Harriman, and Tyler Reetz .