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Advanced Technologies Academy is a Clark County School District Magnet School. Clark County School District Magnets have their roots in the concept of district-wide specialty schools. Advanced Technologies Academy is based upon the concept of Academics plus Technology. Students attending A-TECH study one of eight specialized program areas based upon the integration and use of technology. Enjoy your visit to our site!
Congratulations Mr. Patterson
Mr. Mike Patterson was named as one of the one-hundred three mathematics and science teachers selected as recipients of the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
2011 Environmental Youth Ambassador – Lidiya Kilchenko
Congratuations to Lidiya Kilchenko who was chosen as the 2011 Environmental Youth Ambassador during the first ever Environmental Youth Summit held this past Saturday, May 22, at the Springs Preserve. Lidiya will be recognized and receive her scholarship at the CCSD Board of School Trustees Meeting this Thursday, May 27, at 4:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Edward A. Greer Education Center, 2832 East Flamingo Road.
Congratulations Liset Puentes
Congratulations to Liset Puentes for being elected 2010-11 Nevada FBLA State President. Nevada FBLA State Business Leadership Conference was held April 18-20, 2010, in Las Vegas at Imperial Palace.
Congratulations Logan Ziegler
Congratulations to Architectural Design student Logan Ziegler who took second place in the Western Regional competition for the National Association of Women In Construction CAD Design Drafting Scholarship Awards Contest. Logan's satellite library design focused on Green Building techniques and Sustanable Design. Excellent work Logan!
2010 Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge
On May 13, 2010, sixteen Business and Finance students represented A-TECH at the 2010 Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge, which was held at the Rio Hotel. Seniors Skylar Dunn, Jovito Basco, Jessica Lee and Michelle Lutao were second-place winners.
Congratulations Architecture Students
Wednesday, April 14 the Las Vegas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects presented the awards for the 2010 Student Design Awards. A-TECH took three of the four individual design awards in the competition. Senior Logan Ziegler received the honor award for the Most Outstanding design in the contest. Senior Ryley Hill and Junior Adrian Plata took both Honorable Mention awards. Seven CCSD schools competed in the contest with more than one-hundred entries. Congratulations Architecture students!
Andrew Agustin – NASC AAA Vice President
Congratulations to Andrew Agustin who won the NASC election for the AAA Vice Presidency. He will serve on the NASC State Board for the 2010 - 2011 school year.
2010 RTC Earth Day Art Contest – Winners
A-TECH students created artwork that represented the celebration of Earth Day's 40th Anniversary and highlighted the RTC's sustainable initiative "quicker, cleaner, greener." A-TECH students Matthew Judd and Kate Wakeman were selected as the top two winners and their art work is now being displayed on a 40ft. hybrid bus which was unveiled at an Earth Day special event.
Congratulations A-TECH Key Club
Congratulations to the A-TECH Key Club chapter for their success during the District Convention held in Sacramento, California. A-TECH won a total of 12 club and individual awards including Distinguished Club, Increased Membership, and Outstanding Website. Special congratulations to Adviser Scott Meikle and chapter leaders Kameron VanWoerkom, Krystina Kamjourn, and Pyline Tangsuvanich who were each recognized for their leadership talent.
Important Announcements
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AP Exam Scores
Starting July 1 students can access their 2010 exam scores and send their scores to colleges by phone. Students can call AP Automated Score Reporting Services at 888-308-0013 (toll free in the United States and Canada) or 609-771-7366, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Students will need their AP numbers to use the service, so please hold on to the yellow AP Number Cards that came with the AP Student Packs.
Back to School Safety Letter for ParentsThe Clark County School District and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department have created a list of precautionary measures for parents and their children. Parents are urged to have a frank discussion with their children about “Back to School Safety.”
Back to School Safety Letter:
Academic Support and Community Service CenterThe Academic Support and Community Service Center, located in our Robin Street parking lot, is open to provide assistance in the following academic areas for students in grades K – 12: Math, Reading, English/Writing, Science, and Social Studies. Tutoring for all proficiency tests is available also. Please contact 799-3140 for additional information.
Parents, ParentLink Needs Your Email Address!As we move further into the school year, we want to make sure that you will have full access to ParentLink on your schedule. Setting up your email address in ParentLink enables to your reset your password if it is ever lost or forgotten, receive email messages from your school, and subscribe to other important ParentLink communications. Simply log in to ParentLink, click on the MY ACCOUNT tab, and click the ADD button in the Email Addresses section. Then click SAVE to save your address once it is entered on the Add Email Address page. Don’t delay, set up your email address today!
Medical Insurance ReminderWhile the Clark County School District takes appropriate measures to ensure the safety of students, accidents do occur. The district does not provide accident medical insurance coverage for students. This means that you are responsible for any bills from a school related injury to your child. As a service to you and your child, information about these programs is being made available through your child’s school, and parents are encouraged to obtain such insurance for them. Parents are reminded that insurance is required for student-athletes, and proof of insurance must be presented for eligibility.
External Credit ProceduresExternal credits are high school credit earned from an academic institution outside of Clark County School District – this does not include Virtual High School (VHS) or Academy for Individualized Instruction (AIS). External credits MUST BE APPROVED by the A-Tech Administration before enrolling. Such credits will not be accepted without administrative approval prior to enrolling.
TO ASSURE YOU WILL RECEIVE CREDIT FOR ANY EXTERNAL COURSE WORK YOU NEED TO FOLLOW THE STEPS OUTLINED BELOW :
1. MUST SEE YOUR COUNSELOR TO INITIATE EXTERNAL CREDIT APPLICATION PROCESS.
2. COMPLETE EXTERNAL CREDIT FORM AND RETURN IT TO YOUR COUNSELOR.
3. DO NOT ENROLL UNTIL YOU RECEIVE ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL.
Transportation has the Late buses divided into two different categories. There are buses that leave ATA at 4:00 pm to go to the South Hub at K.O. Knudson Middle School. These students should be out at the buses no later than 3:50 pm. ATA is the north hub (NH) and the north hub buses leave ATA at 4:30 pm. There is a schedule posted in student services with all the late activities routes listed and what hub each route is assigned. A transportation investigator, also, is at ATA by 4:00 pm to assist students to find there correct buses.
Daily Bulletin
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AP Exam Scores
Starting July 1 students can access their 2010 exam scores and send their scores to colleges by phone. Students can call AP Automated Score Reporting Services at 888-308-0013 (toll free in the United States and Canada) or 609-771-7366, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Students will need their AP numbers to use the service, so please hold on to the yellow AP Number Cards that came with the AP Student Packs.
Back to School Safety Letter for ParentsThe Clark County School District and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department have created a list of precautionary measures for parents and their children. Parents are urged to have a frank discussion with their children about “Back to School Safety.”
Back to School Safety Letter:
Back to School PaperworkPlease be sure to turn in all back to school paperwork ASAP. You can turn it in either in Student Services or the front office. If you did not receive a packet please see Miss Tiffany in Student Services.
SportsAnyone who wishes to participate in any fall sports MUST pickup a sports form in Student Services. Failure to fill out and/or return the form will result in ineligibility. IMPORTANT: This year it is mandatory that all students who leave campus early for sports must check in with their 8th period teacher and sign out in Student Services. Failure to do so will result in ineligibility.
ParkingParking applications will be available starting September 7th.
Afternoon BussesIf you ride the bus home in the afternoon, check the bus # that you are supposed to be on and make sure that you get on only that bus. If you have any questions as to which bus you are suppose to ride, please check with Student Services office or the campus monitors out at the bus lanes.
Picture DayPicture Day is September 3rd.
Questbridge ScholarshipQuestbridge is proud to announce the launch of the 2010 National College Match program for high achieving low income students. If you are an outstanding student who has overcome economic challenges, you have a chance to attend a top-tier college on a full scholarship. The Questbridge College Match Program can help you make it happen! The Questbridge application is free of charge, due September 30 and available at www.questbridge.org. Please see Mrs. Marshall in the counseling office if you have questions about this scholarship.
Passing PeriodsThe noisy transition from class to lunch and lunch to class is disruptive to those classes in session. Please remember to keep the A-TECH halls quiet during passing.
Go to College PledgeAll students that go to the link below, take the pledge, and fill out the checklist will be entered to win a brand new Dell Inspiron Mini Notebook!
http://www.gotocollegenevada.org/step1.asp
2010 Common Mathematics Semester AssessmentsCommon semester practice exams and assessments are available on the following websites for Algebra I, Algebra I Honors, Algebra II, Geometry, Geometry H, and Algebra II :
CPDD Mathematics Semester Exam Practice and RPDP High School Math
Fresh & EasyCalling all A-TECH students and staff that shop at Fresh & Easy! Please bring all of your Fresh & Easy receipts to the Fresh & Easy box in Student Services. A-TECH receives $1.00 for every $20 spent at any Fresh & Easy location.
College Visitations
Many colleges, universities and military personnel are interested in recruiting students from A-TECH. Below is a list of scheduled presentations. If you are interested in attending, sign up with the counselors’ secretary. Students MUST sign up at least TWO DAYS prior to presentation in the Counseling Office.
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There are currently no colleges scheduled.
Seniors - Class of 2011
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AP Exam Scores
Starting July 1 students can access their 2010 exam scores and send their scores to colleges by phone. Students can call AP Automated Score Reporting Services at 888-308-0013 (toll free in the United States and Canada) or 609-771-7366, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Students will need their AP numbers to use the [...]
Questbridge ScholarshipQuestbridge is proud to announce the launch of the 2010 National College Match program for high achieving low income students. If you are an outstanding student who has overcome economic challenges, you have a chance to attend a top-tier college on a full scholarship. The Questbridge College Match Program can help you [...]
Go to College PledgeAll students that go to the link below, take the pledge, and fill out the checklist will be entered to win a brand new Dell Inspiron Mini Notebook!
http://www.gotocollegenevada.org/step1.asp


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