Congratulations to our AAMS students who attended Solo and Ensemble the weekend of April 11!
The AAMS track meet for tonight, 4/15, has been canceled and will not be rescheduled. Please here is also no practice for AAMS track tonight.
Thank you to Mr. Milroy for coming to HGS today to do a presentation to all classes on the Star Lab!
A HUGE SHOUTOUT TO FIVE BELOW! They donated all new balls to refill our recess carts!
HGS ABC Countdown to the End of Year begins on 4/23/2026.
AAHS is selling our Building Trades Home! Check out the Open House info below!!
Top Attendance Winners for March 2026 - Mrs. Koll's Class with 98.08% attendance. Congratulations!
Please click on the link to sign up for the ATown School Pantry at HGS. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe59sqJuMEF6oFtlE_6QNH_aljhEc3PhUO8-FCjyD1cfUkkYQ/viewform?usp=pp_url
AAMS after-school tutoring now available!
Poppin' Popcorn Fundraiser Starts Today!! If students sell 25 items they will be going to Elevate in Peoria!
Just a reminder - Spring Break is coming up!
Atown 276 will be dismissing 1:00 today due to high winds and anticipated severe weather conditions. All evening events and practices will be canceled.
Please rsvp today for the AAHS Twister Family Event on April 15, 2026. Contact Brandy Steele, bsteele@atown276.net
Help HGS Celebrate World Autsim Day by Wearing Blue to school on April 2, 2026.
Join us on April 16th 5:30-7:00 for a thrilling night at HGS where you can view the 3rd and 4th graders as Scientists, Adventurists, Entrepreneurs, Movie Stars and other famous people at the Wax Museum. The Putnam Museum will be here with activities for all ages.
The AAMS Track meet for April 1, 2026, has been canceled. It will not be made up.
AAMS Cheerleading Information for 2026-2027
Food Pantry News: click on the link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe59sqJuMEF6oFtlE_6QNH_aljhEc3PhUO8-FCjyD1cfUkkYQ/viewform?usp=pp_url
Congrats to the following students on auditioning and being selected to participate in WIU’s Jr Honor Chorus: Mirrah Cardona, Justin Lannholm, Lucas Paschal, Trinity Frymire, and Claire Joyslin.
On Wednesday, four AAHS students traveled to Springfield to participate in Senator Anderson’s Youth Advisory Council. During the visit, students met with legislators and lobbyists, toured both the current and historic Capitol buildings, and participated in a mock committee hearing on a real bill.
This was a fantastic opportunity for students to witness the legislative process firsthand and gain a deeper appreciation for our state Capitol.
This was a fantastic opportunity for students to witness the legislative process firsthand and gain a deeper appreciation for our state Capitol.
