Congratulations to Morgan Webb for being chosen as Airline's Most Beautiful.

1^st Runner Up -  Bailey Bodden

2nd Runner Up - Brie Wilder

Best Dress – Paige Polander,

Student Choice -Cady Hunt 

Teacher Choice and Ms. Congeniality - Maddie Eaves

Top Fifteen:  Miranda Anderson, Bailey Bodden, Michaela Byrnes, 

Caroline Daudrill,  Cora Duehring, Victoria Gonyea, Runna Hammad, 

Pam Hongtong, Kaitlyn Hopkins,  Alexa Ogden, Paige Polander,

Nicole Robinson, Taylor McWilliams,  Morgan Webb, Brie Wilder

A-HEC of a Summer 2012

2012 applications for AHEC-of-a-Summer are now available.  An AHEC representative will be visiting  high schools in our 21-parish area between October 2011-January 2012 to provide students with more information about this exceptional volunteer health career enticement program.

Click here for further info: AHEC of a Summer

To help those who are taking the Feb 11 ACT, Ms. Scott is offering an ACT MATH PREP CLASS on Wednesdays beginning Jan 18. 

Cost is $50.00 and class is limited to 25 students.  Please see Ms. Scott if you are interested.

Class Dates:  Jan 18, 25, Feb 1, 8

January Message—A New Year’s Resolution for 2012  

While many of us are motivated to start our dreaded resolutions, we all have to get used to writing 2012.  I used to make my students write the new date 50 times just to make sure we could get the hang of it.  So as we roll into the New Year we all are excited about the new beginning and the fresh start.  We have now set goals and plans that will allow us to do better, be better, or get better. The New Year brings a spirit of renewal that hopefully transcends into success wherever this applies.

As far as Airline High School is concerned we share in many of the resolutions that lead to success.  With the new term we have a chance to start over and do better, be better, or get better.  I hope we have “the want” to make anew and strive for more success.  (Yes that is Les Miles speech)  I am encouraging a focus for our faculty and staff like never before.  I want us to possess an energy that allows our students to get excited about AHS.  Next, we all need to share in a “can do attitude” that breeds accomplishments in and through our school community.  We have to be willing to work hard both in and outside of the classroom.  We must realize that we have the awesome responsibility to influence each other and hold onto accountability.  Lastly, we have to build endurance to maintain a high level of excellence over the next 18 weeks.

This is a microcosm for what it takes to be a Champion.  This is what it takes to be Great.  This is what it takes to finish the race with strength.  This is what it takes to be a Viking.  I challenge each of you to keep your New Year’s Resolutions and you just might be amazed at what you can accomplish.

May God Bless You,

Jason Rowland

Airline High School