Here at Arabia we are raising academically motivated students. Parents please speak with your children about doing their very best each and every day. Students need to make sure that they are dressed in full uniform, electronic devices are put away, and that they are making positive decisions throughout the school day. Congratulation to our Varsity Wrestling Team, under the leadership of Mr. Marvin Jones, for placing 3^rd in the Region. Way to go Rams!!  We will be working diligently to promote student growth, and to make sure that they are prepared to take their End of Course exams and Advanced Placement test in April and May. EOC study guides and blue prints were emailed on 1/11/20. Please review the information with your students. It is suggested that they practice the material at least 2 hours per week. Report cards were sent home on Friday, January 17th. If you have any questions about your child’s grades please contact their teachers. The 4.5 week progress reports will be distributed on February 24^th. If you have any questions be sure to contact us at 678-875-3602 or visit our website.

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• Carlynn Andrews for placing 1st in the 12th grade Visual Arts category 
• Jayde Spann for placing 2nd in the 10th grade Literature category  

Both student entries will advance to compete at the state level. Congratulations!!

Science Bowl 2019

During the National Organization of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineer's 46th annual conference, November 17-21, 2019, 5 students participated in the STEM weekend science fair/science bowl competition. The AMHS Rams team won second place and a trophy after several rounds of intensive competition.

Science Fair 2019

Danait Issac competed in the Senior Division Science Fair. Although she did not place in the top three, her project was highly rated.

Team composition for the Science Bowl is as follows:

Camille Chatman, Danait Issac, Daleiah Moniz, Ofuan Oyakhire, and Tyler Wilkerson

Congratulations to these students for their hard work in preparing for this competition and for an amazing performance and conduct during this three-day event.

In addition, Dr. Okoh acknowledges the financial support from the National Organization of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE) and the parents of the participating students.

Literature - Jayde Spann 1st place, Sharelle Lord 2nd place

Visual Arts - Carlynn Andrews 1st place, Miles Mallory 2nd place

Photography - Miles Mallory 1st place, Jalen Hawkins 2nd place

Congratulations to all of the students!!