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Arabia Mountain High School

Dekalb County Schools

Upcoming Events

Apr 16

Varsity Baseball vs. Dunwoody

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Apr 17

Varsity Baseball vs. Dunwoody

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Apr 17

Varsity Soccer vs. Woodward

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Apr 18

Region Championship Track Meet

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Apr 19

Region Championship Track Meet

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Apr 19

Varsity Baseball vs. Southwest DeKalb

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Latest News

AMHS PTSA Nominations Now Open!

The Arabia Mountain High School PTSA is accepting nominations for the 2025–2026 Executive Board. Get involved and help strengthen the partnership between home and school!

Nominate yourself or someone you know for any position. Your leadership makes a difference at AMHS!

For details and the nomination process, CLICK HERE.

 
Summer Learning Opportunities
Apply now for the 2025 Summer Learning Program. Complete details are available on the DCSD Summer School website. The deadline to apply is April 22; CLICK HERE for the application.
 
Spring Break in Europe
AMHS students led by AMHS French teacher Mr. Tetchi traveled to London, Paris, and Rome for spring break. CLICK HERE for more photos of their adventures.
 
Korean Club Adventure
The AMHS Korean Club, sponsored by Dr. Kim, visited H-Mart on April 5. CLICK HERE for details and photos of their cultural experience!
 
Arabia Goes to the Met Gala May 2
Juniors and Seniors, prom night is May 2, and the theme is Met Gala! CLICK HERE for ticket details and prom guidelines.
 
Sauyer Stewart Celebrated as a Service Le...
 AMHS Senior Sauyer Stewart was recognized for her outstanding service contributions at the 21st Century Leaders gala. CLICK HERE for complete details. Congratulations, Sauyer!
 
HOSA State Leadership Conference Winners
Congratulations to AMHS senior D'Andre Baker, who earned 2nd place in Georgia at the recent HOSA State Leadership Conference. 
Congrats also to Chyenne McCoy, who won the Quest Prize. CLICK HERE for complete details.
 
AMHS Students at NSBE Conference
Congratulations to Caleb Weems and Inioluwa Adeseye for representing and winning at the 50th Annual National Society of Black Engineers Conference! CLICK HERE for complete details.
 
Congrats to Kianni Gordon!
Kianni Gordon, Class of 2028, won the NCWIT Aspirations in Computing High School Georgia Rising Star Award, a major STEM achievement. Well done, Kianni!
 
Inioluwa Adeseye Awarded 2nd Place in Con...
AMHS senior Inioluwa Adeseye earned 2nd place in the 2024 Congressional App Challenge for her app Health Haven. Inioluwa competed among other teams from Georgia's 4th Congressional District, represented by Congressman Hank Johnson. Congrats, Ini!
 
After-School Activity Bus
One activity bus is now a transportation option for students staying after school for tutorials or club meetings. The bus will depart AMHS promptly at 5:00pm, Monday-Thursday, and drop students off at the following shuttle locations:
  • Lithonia High School – 5:15pm
  • MLK Jr. High School – 5:40pm
  • Cedar Grove High School – 6:00pm
This shuttle service is available Monday-Thursday ONLY and will NOT run on Fridays. Please ensure that your student is aware of the schedule and plans accordingly.
 
Sauyer Stewart Named 21st Century Leader
Congratulations to Sauyer Stewart, AMHS TSA president, for being named to 21st Century Leaders! She will be honored at the Be the Inspiration Gala on March 15. CLICK HERE to read the complete press release.
 
Engineering Students Recognized for Data ...
Congratulations to the EVERFI data science competition finalists from Mrs. Mathieu's 7th period magnet engineering class! AMHS junior Aurielle Gatling won the competition with her project, "Healthcare and COVID-19 Data," receiving the DataSetGo Distinguished Scholar Award and $5,000 scholarship. CLICK HERE for complete details on all of the finalists and their projects. We are proud of all participants for their hard work, creativity, and data-driven insights.
 
Congrats, Science Fair Winners!

Congratulations to AMHS students Savannah Parks, Zion Dennis, Amaya Mullings, and Cenia Johnson, who placed 1st in the DeKalb Regional Science and Engineering Fair (DRSEF) on February 1. CLICK HERE for complete details about DRSEF and the local AMHS Science Fair.
 
News from AMHS Engineering, Energy, and C...
Check out the latest newsletter from the Engineering, Energy, and Computer Science classes and clubs. These career tech teachers, club advisors, and sponsors challenge and inspire AMHS students to excel inside and outside of the classroom:
Mr. Itamar Roberts
Mrs. Shenica Bridges-Mathieu
Ms. LaWanda Sanford
Ms. Amanda Turner
 
After-School Tutorials
Need a little extra instruction? Plan to attend after-school tutorials.
Tuesdays, 3:30pm-4:30pm: Math and ELA
Thursdays, 3:30pm-4:30pm: Science and Social Studies
Mondays, 3:30pm-4:30pm: non-core classes
Ask your teachers for more details.
 
AMHS Rocks the Vote!
Social Studies department head Mrs. LaCresha Williams Pittman coordinated an early voting trip to the poll for three AMHS students who recently earned the right to vote. Congratulations, AMHS voters, for exercising your right for the first time! DCSD encouraged all eligible students to register and vote through its DCSD Rocks the Vote initiative.
 
98.9% Graduation Rate for AMHS
The AMHS Class of 2024 graduation rate was 98.9%! Congratulations and well done, Ram scholars!! Read the complete DCSD press release on class of 2024 graduation rates across the district. 
 

Mission & Vision

The vision of the DeKalb County School District is to inspire our community of learners to achieve educational excellence. Our mission is to ensure student success, leading to higher education, work, and life-long learning. We are making this vision and mission a reality – every day, in every classroom throughout the District.

Through community forums, focus groups, listening sessions, and more, we have engaged our stakeholders, refined our objectives, honed our procedures, and formulated a robust, highly-structured yet agile and adaptive strategic plan. We are pleased with the progress we have made thus far, and excited about the future – of our District, our community, and, most importantly, the 100,000+ students who daily bring to us their limitless potential.

The District has created performance measures, targets, and initiatives to ensure success in each goal area. A monitoring and data collection process has been developed, and rigorous progress check procedures have been implemented. At the local level, on-going training sessions are offered to all principals in order to support the work of aligning, refining, monitoring, and evaluating the continuous improvement efforts of each individual school.

As a community of learners, we are committed to excellence in everything we do – within the classroom and throughout the District. This continuous improvement process permeates each aspect of our Strategic Plan, and we are honored to partner with you to make it a reality for all.