Happenings
January 2019 #theAirlineWAY!!!
So finally the new year is here with a renewed expectation of another 365 days of fun, joy, adventure and happiness. Peoples of every religion, race, and country celebrate the New Year, with one of the biggest celebrations in the world. It’s a tradition to wish our beloved one’s a successful year ahead comprising of joy, happiness and prosperity. As we all are familiar with the fact that the best way to convey our thoughts and feelings towards our beloved ones is through New Year wishes.
People across the world literally wait the whole year for the special day of celebration which marks the end of a year, welcoming the upcoming year. On new year’s eve people bid farewell to the previous year and ring in the optimism of what is in front. This is largely based on one’s hopes and aspirations for a betterment from the previous year. Our wish for our school and community is to see new successes and sustain the positive direction that we are embracing. While the New Year brings an opportunity to be resolute in new opportunities, our school will continue many initiatives from the previous. Our goals will largely be reinforced with tweaks being made to allow for efficiency in the effort.
My challenge is for our students to take advantage of every day that they have while being a student. We do not want to wait for the opportunity to be great. Let’s embrace the very day that we are in and make the most of what we have been granted. We want to develop the mind set of not settling for less, avoid the very essence of compromise, and determine to do things the right way, the best way, the Airline Way. That in of itself will lend itself to a year of successes that you will never forget.
Happy New Year—2019….
May God Bless You ALL,
Jason Rowland, Principal—Airline High School
Winner Jan. 18, 2019
Yessica Hernandez and Mrs. Lepore
In Airline High School's Freshmen English class taught by Mrs. Barrios, the class had just read Eudora Welty's "A Worn Path", when one young man asked how was the story an allegory? His classmates began to answer and explain it, without prompt.
These students had not understood what an allegory was until we read the story. They learned on their own and assisted their classmates in learning.
AIRLINE HIGH SCHOOL AFJROTC
Airline High School’s AFJROTC was invited to a local elementary school (St. Joseph’s Catholic School) to teach students the importance of honoring and respecting our flag, along with the proper etiquette while folding and retiring the flags.
Ms. Stewart's Chemistry Class
Airline High School students in Ms. Stewart’s chemistry class conducted a lab to identify the chemical and physical properties of substances. The students conducted experiments to classify the reactions as chemical or physical changes. Students usually have difficulty distinguishing between physical and chemical changes. However, an understanding of the differences between purely physical processes and the changes that take place in chemical reactions is important to an understanding of chemistry.
Important information about Project Graduation 2019.
Mission Statement
We learn the best over all the rest.
Vision
To be the highest performing school district in the state for 2018-2019.
2018 PSAT/NMSQT Scores are Now Available Online
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In the Spotlight
Airline Girls Soccer
These girls made the LHSAA Composite All-Academic Girls Soccer Team. Never before have we had so many student-athletes selected from one of our teams.
Lindsey Donlan
Michaela Kunath
Lauren Koertge
Emily Francis
Aine O' Nuanain
