





The Watch Together Series, these events are for the whole family, especially teens and young adults.
Each month, we'll meet a new animated character facing real challenges that teens and young adults experience. Together, you and your family can watch their story and learn how to start meaningful conversations at home.
First Event: Meet Amie from My Life is Worth Living
Amie is a bright, ambitious student who worked hard in school. But beneath the surface, she struggled with feelings of guilt and shame that led to a suicide attempt. Her journey shows how hope, support, and honest conversations can help teens find their way forward.
Wednesday, September 10 | 8pm ET/6pm MT
REGISTER NOW : https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kQsoGQujThK_IcwQFKHrJw#/registration


Jordan Taylor has been named a semifinalist for the prestigious National Merit Scholarship, an honor awarded to less than 1% of high school seniors nationwide. This elite group represents the highest-scoring students in each state.
The nomination came as a surprise to Jordan. āI knew I had a chance, but I didnāt think it was a real one,ā he shared humbly. He credits the English score to the strong focus in Mrs. Lantzās class. At AHS, Jordan has been a part of Angola University and is on track to earn 60 college credits this year. Looking ahead, Jordan plans to attend the University of Notre Dame, where he hopes to pursue a career in fields that heavily involve mathematicsāsuch as actuarial science, engineering, or business.
Beyond the classroom, Jordan is a committed member of the AHS soccer team. āSoccer is a huge priority for me,ā he says.
Jordanās advice to fellow students? āKeep grinding and challenge yourselfādonāt take the easy classes!ā
We wish Jordan the best of luck as he continues this exciting journey toward his future!


THANK YOU to the City of Angola for your continued support!


Fans then filled the stands as the football game against Fremont kicked off at 7:00 p.m.
The sidelines were full of spirit thanks to our Angola Honey Bees! These enthusiastic grade schoolers spent the week at cheer camp, learning cheers to support the team and bring energy to the game.
At halftime, the Angola Marching Band took to the field to debut this yearās show.
We were also proud to have representatives from Angola High Schoolās Early College program on hand to answer questions and highlight the amazing opportunities available to our students.











Stop by the store and grab your Angola gear!
For the middle school and high schoolers: Learn more about Angola University Early College! Stop by the table, say hi, and discover how students can earn college credits in high school!





We will have the store open this Friday, September 5 at 4:30.
Come get your gear before the Fremont game.
It will be cool enough for a sweatshirt, so stop in and grab a new one before we run out!

















For Students Ages 10ā15
APAA is thrilled to host a dynamic Theater Camp āa perfect chance for young performers to explore their creativity, build confidence, and have fun on stage!
š Details: See flyer for full information
š Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeS9xMu9kJcUX6MSp4uSz6Z_LjRbgNuqKCNCi9p8HHyQ7FkLw/viewform?usp=header


We're serving up healthy, affordable, and balanced meals your student will enjoy!
š This weekās highlight: Chicken Sandwiches!
Meal Prices:
š„£ Breakfast (all schools) ā $1.50
š½ļø AHS (High School) ā $2.75ā$3.25
š½ļø AMS (Middle School) ā $2.55ā$3.00
š½ļø Elementary Schools ā $2.40
⨠Coming soon to AHS and AMS: Yogurt Parfaits!
Check out the full weekly menu on your schoolās website.






Parenting is hard!
MSDSC is proud to offer ParentGuidance.org as a free resource for all our families!
Through ParentGuidance.org, you can access a variety of valuable supports, including:
Free Parent Coaching
Expert-led On-Demand Courses
Monthly Newsletters
And much more!
š Click here to explore ParentGuidance.org
š¬ View this monthās newsletter and past editions here


The Angola High School and Fremont High School Girls Golf teams turned Glendarin Hills Golf Club pink Monday night in a powerful show of support for AHS head coach/AMS Teacher Brian Miller and his wife Fremont teacher Jan Miller as they bravely face their battle with breast cancer.
The teams united in a heartfelt tribute, surprising the Millers by wearing pink and placing signs of encouragement throughout the course. It was a moving display of solidarity, sportsmanship, and community spirit.
Our thoughts and unwavering support are with the Millers as they continue their fight. š













Calling all Elementary Students! Get ready to have a blast running a 1-Mile Cross Country Race through the beautiful grassy areas near Commons Park in Angola, Indiana. This 1st annual county-wide Elementary Cross Country race is sure to challenge and inspire the youth of Steuben County. This event is open to all students K-5.
Wednesday, September 24th,
Times: K-2nd 5:30 pm, 3-5th 6pm
Special Thanks to Angola Parks and Recreation for donating the amazing park and pavilion to host the race!
Please follow the link for more information and to sign up: https://runsignup.com/Race/IN/Angola/HornetHustle2025






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