The Angola Middle School Lighthouse Team designed a positive message mural featuring artwork from each student. A wonderful reminder of the creativity and unity in our school community!
What do you want to be when you grow up?
A question Miss Hartman asked each of her students. They couldnāt take 18 field trips to visit the different professions, but Miss Hartman could send flat kindergarteners into the world to āworkā and report back. The class was so excited today when they finally got to see the flat kindergartenerās adventures!
Visit the link below to see everything the flat kindergarteners got to do!
https://bit.ly/Helpers2025
A question Miss Hartman asked each of her students. They couldnāt take 18 field trips to visit the different professions, but Miss Hartman could send flat kindergarteners into the world to āworkā and report back. The class was so excited today when they finally got to see the flat kindergartenerās adventures!
Visit the link below to see everything the flat kindergarteners got to do!
https://bit.ly/Helpers2025
School Bus Safety Week - Every Day remember
š Donāt rush, stop for the school bus! šøBe patient, cautious and keep kids safe. š Always stop
when the stop-arm is out.
š Donāt rush, stop for the school bus! šøBe patient, cautious and keep kids safe. š Always stop
when the stop-arm is out.
You know itās been an amazing week when a rainbow decides to show up over your school!
Photo Credit Pam Metcalf AHS Teacher
Photo Credit Pam Metcalf AHS Teacher
4th-6th Girl's Basketball Clinic
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or scan QR Code.
See Flyer for more information.
To Sign up, Go to: https://public.eventlink.com/registrations?o=dc8df9b7-8208-4aaa-aae2-ed5eab4a59eb
or scan QR Code.
See Flyer for more information.
It's School Bus Safety week
Look. šļø Slow down. ā¬ļø Stop. š When school buses are on the road, we can all do our part to keep kids safe. Always stop when the stop-arm is out.
Look. šļø Slow down. ā¬ļø Stop. š When school buses are on the road, we can all do our part to keep kids safe. Always stop when the stop-arm is out.
Tuesday Toast
This week, weāre raising our cups to Travelinā Tomās Coffee! ā
Theyāre always quick to say yes when we ask for help fueling our amazing staff ā and they do it all with a sunny disposition and a smile.
Thank you for being such a dependable and cheerful partner in helping us treat our team right!
This week, weāre raising our cups to Travelinā Tomās Coffee! ā
Theyāre always quick to say yes when we ask for help fueling our amazing staff ā and they do it all with a sunny disposition and a smile.
Thank you for being such a dependable and cheerful partner in helping us treat our team right!
šš After a refreshing fall break, the buzz of excitement and fresh energy is alive and well in our schools. Everyoneās ready to jump back into learning and finish the semester strong! šāØ
It's School bus safety week. Today's reminder!
ššø Always stop when the stop-arm is out for school buses! šøš Slow down, stay alert and keep kids safe!
ššø Always stop when the stop-arm is out for school buses! šøš Slow down, stay alert and keep kids safe!
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Last Friday, Angola High School hosted a Lunch and Learn event, inviting community members to tour the school and discover the exceptional programs we offer. These programs equip students with valuable skills and the opportunity to earn certifications, enabling them to enter the workforce immediately after graduation if they choose.
Additionally, our school partners with local businesses to provide students with hands-on, on-site learning experiences. We take great pride in collaborating with the community to create meaningful connections that benefit both students and local employers.
Together, we are building a stronger community by preparing students to live, work, and thrive right here at home for years to come.
Additionally, our school partners with local businesses to provide students with hands-on, on-site learning experiences. We take great pride in collaborating with the community to create meaningful connections that benefit both students and local employers.
Together, we are building a stronger community by preparing students to live, work, and thrive right here at home for years to come.
Carlin Park celebrated their first attendance checkpoint this week with a special assembly!
Students who had missed zero or only one day of school were invited to participate in the fun āChuck a Duckā event. Participants lined up to toss their rubber duck into a pool set up in the center of the gym, while classmates cheered them on.
All students received a small prize, along with the opportunity to take part in the celebration.
Attendance plays a vital role in student success!
Students who had missed zero or only one day of school were invited to participate in the fun āChuck a Duckā event. Participants lined up to toss their rubber duck into a pool set up in the center of the gym, while classmates cheered them on.
All students received a small prize, along with the opportunity to take part in the celebration.
Attendance plays a vital role in student success!
Angola High School was thrilled to host this yearās Steuben County Choral Festival last Sunday. This marks the 21st year the festival has been held. The school choir directors, at that time, came together to create this event as an opportunity for students to learn and perform in a supportive, non-competitive environment.
Choirs from Angola, Fremont, and Prairie Heights began the day with rehearsals under the direction of guest conductor Mr. Mark Nevil. That evening, each school performed two selections for the public, and the festival concluded with a powerful joint performance featuring all the choirs together.
Choirs from Angola, Fremont, and Prairie Heights began the day with rehearsals under the direction of guest conductor Mr. Mark Nevil. That evening, each school performed two selections for the public, and the festival concluded with a powerful joint performance featuring all the choirs together.
Sharing on Behalf of Cameron Hospital ā Your voice is essential in helping Cameron Hospital understand and address the health needs of our community. The survey is a vital tool that will guide Cameron Health and community leaders in making informed, impactful improvements to support the wellness of our community. Please complete the CHNA survey with the following link: https://redcap.link/CameronHealthCHNA2025
Thank you Coaches!
See you at Parent Teacher Conference!
Thank you to all our custodians, your hard work is truly appreciated!
š October is National Principals Month! š
Has a principal made a positive impact in your life?
Take a moment to ask your student about their principalā
you might be surprised by what they share!
Has a principal made a positive impact in your life?
Take a moment to ask your student about their principalā
you might be surprised by what they share!
This year, students in Ms. Creager's AP Computer Science Principles class at AHS stepped away from their screens for a hands-on activity in "code building." Using binary code, they creatively constructed wordsābringing digital concepts into the physical world.
Members of the Angola Middle School Lighthouse Team helped bring the spirit of College Go Week to life by creating a vibrant hallway display. The display featured pep flags decorated by students with their teachers' college colors and mascots
