Congratulations Paolo Vazquez – 2013 DiscoverDesign National High School Architecture Competition First Prize
Congratulations to A-TECH 2013 graduate Paolo Vazquez won first prize in the 2013 DiscoverDesign.org National High School Architecture Competition. Paolo's design was chosen from the entries submitted from 32 high schools in 16 states, 226 teens submitted design projects to redesign their school library to be people-centric, not just book-centric. A jury team of 70 architects, engineers, and designers from across the country - as well as Spain, Canada, and Ireland - evaluated the entries.
Welcome to our Web Page!
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 Jacob Cornish
Congratulations to Jacob Cornish who participated in the Nevada State High School Swimming and Diving Championships on May 18 at the Carson Aquatic Center in Carson City, Nevada where he became the Nevada Division 1A State Diving Champion. Outstanding job Jacob!
Riley Johnson NASSP State NHS Scholarship Recipient
Congratulations to Riley Johnson who was selected as a 2013 State National Honor Society Scholarship winner by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Riley was first selected as one of 200 finalists from a pool of 4000 nationwide applicants. Riley then advanced on to the state level where he was chosen as one of 53 State Winners. Riley will receive a $1500 scholarship. Congratulations Riley!
Congratulations Paolo Vazquez
Congratulations to senior Paolo Vazquez who was chosen as a National Finalist in the 2013 Chicago Architecture Foundation DiscoverDesign National High School Architecture Competition. Paolo's design was chosen as a Top 10 finalist from 226 nationwide entries. Contest winners will be announced on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. Great work Paolo!
Congratulations Jasper Gray
Congratulations to Jasper Gray the 2013 NIAA Division 1A 200M, 400M, 4x100M Relay State Champion.
Walker Furniture Television Commercial Contest Winners
Congratulations to Emre Keskintepe, Adrianna Basin and Alexander Tin won third place in the Walker Television Commercial Contest.
Broadcast Journalism PSA Winners
Emre Keskintepe, Adrianna Basin, Jarren Santos, A'asia Krieger, and Alexander Tin won third place in the County Broadcast Journalism Awards for their Public Service announcement on texting and driving. They also won second place in the CUE County Video competition for the same PSA.
Congratulations April Students of the Month
Congratulations to the following students who were selected as Student of the Month for April: Stefani Lee, Araceli Hernandez, Yasmin Garcia, Amy Bilodeau, Jairo Motino, Francisco Lopez, Cameron Mauyao, Nathanial Nyberg, Camille Morris, Daniel Lang, Andros Mafra-Ugarte, Angela Chavez, Jayden Edgel and Bethany Mitchell
Important Announcements
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Demographic Information Survey
Parents and Guardians, please access and complete the online Demographic Information Form for each of your children attending a CCSD school at the following web address:
http://www.ccsd.net/ethnicitysurvey
Also available online are the following:
Frequently Asked Questions
http://www.ccsd.net/ethnicitysurvey/docs/Ethnicity_FAQ.pdf
Federal Guidance From the U.S. Department of Education
http://www.ccsd.net/ethnicitysurvey/docs/Ethnicity_Race_Guidance.pdf
Congratulations to Kim McNair-Styles!
Kim has been selected as a finalist in the Celebrate Teachers! contest at Fashion Show. Her nomination and profile information (name, school, grade, and subject) will be posted to the mall’s Facebook page on April 16.
From April 16 to 28, the public can vote for their favorite teacher on the mall’s Facebook page www.facebook.com/fashionshowmall. Anyone who is 13 years and older can vote for their favorite teacher once each day. Please encourage your students, family members and friends to support her nomination!
The 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.
Daily Bulletin
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University of Colorado, Denver – Cancellation
Due to a conflict in scheduling University of Colorado, Denver will not be on campus on April 29th.
Congratulations A-TECH FBLA on your Success at StateCongratulations A-TECH FBLA, listed below are A-TECH FBLA’s top-ten placements at the 2013 FBLA State Business Leadership Conference. Over 600 students from across the state attended this year’s conference held April 21-23 in Las Vegas at The Quad. Thanks to all who have played an integral role in teaching concepts that our students were successful in applying through competitive events.
| Student | Ranking | Event |
| Alex Tin & Sam Yoon | 1 | Emerging Business Issues |
| Alyssa Gabriele | 1 | Economics |
| A-TECH Chapter | 1 | Largest So. Reg. Chapter Membership |
| Isabela Vargas | 1 | Scrapbook |
| Isabela Vargas | 1 | Web Site Design |
| Jennifer Tang | 1 | NV FBLA Who’s Who |
| Patrick August | 1 | Networking Concepts |
| Patrick Burden, Jared Allen Desamero, Patience Gbafa |
1 | Entrepreneurship |
| Saharath Kleips | 1 | Desktop Application Programming |
| Alyssa Gabriele | 2 | Business Communications |
| Alyssa Gabriele | 2 | Personal Finance |
| Alyssa Gabriele & Tim Kwist | 2 | Management Information Systems |
| Patrick August | 2 | Public Speaking II |
| Patrick August & Jay Yang | 2 | Network Design |
| Angela Zhang | 3 | Personal Finance |
| Patrick August | 3 | Cyber Security |
| Tim Kwist | 3 | Computer Applications |
| Patrick Burden & Wilson To | 4 | Digital Design & Promotion |
| Alyssa Gabriele & Tim Kwist | 5 | Management Decision Making |
| Patrick Burden, Saharath Kleips, Wilson To |
5 | Global Business |
| Saharath Kleips | 5 | Computer Problem Solving |
| A-TECH Chapter | 6 | Sweepstakes Award |
| Jay Yang | 6 | Introduction to Business |
| Tim Kwist | 6 | Cyber Security |
| Tim Kwist | 6 | Technology Concepts |
| Alex Tin & Isabela Vargas | 7 | Marketing |
| Isabela Vargas | 7 | Accounting I |
| Jennifer Tang | 8 | Hospitality Management |
| Tim Kwist | 9 | Personal Finance |
Las Vegas Academy is hosting a college fair on Monday, April 29th. The pre-fair workshops start at 5 p.m. and the college fair starts at 7 p.m. and lasts until 9 p.m. Over 80 colleges will be represented. Interested students should come to the counseling office to pick up further information.
RICHARD HARRIS LAW FIRM BULLYING PSA CONTESTThe Richard Harris Law Firm is challenging Southern Nevada teens to compete in its
annual video public service announcement (PSA) contest this spring. Now in its fourth year, this year’s contest focuses on the topic of bullying. Currently enrolled high school students (grades 9 to 12) in ClarkCounty, Nevada, are encouraged to submit their self-made video PSA for consideration.
The deadline is approaching for the 2013 B.Davis Scholarship.
Please visit our website at http://www.studentawardsearch.com/scholarships.htm to read about us and to provide your students with an opportunity to apply for our scholarship.
Applications must be received by May 27, 2013
Amount of Scholarship: $1,000
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at awards@studentawardsearch.com
If you do not wish to receive further notices, please reply to this message and type “unsubscribe” in the subject line or in the body of the mail.
Application Procedure:
To apply for this scholarship you will need to write an essay of less than 1000 words on the topic below:
Your submissions must be sent to us by email at awards@studentawardsearch.com
Discuss, in less than 1000 words, what you would consider to be the most important issue that society has to deal with in the next 10 or 20 years? Why do you think this issue so important?
Congratulations CCSD Career & Technical Academy Distinguished Student Award WinnersCongratulations to the following students who were honored Thursday, May 2, 2013 at the 2012-2013 CCSD Career & Technical Academy Distinguished Student Award Banquet held a NWCTA:
Architectural Drafting & Design – Nicholas Winner
Business Management and Administration – John Moran
Computer Science – Shane Melton
Engineering – Joseph Cheung
Graphic Design – Ithonya Avrell Ramos
IT Service & Support – Edgar Sida
Legal Studies – Timothy Ponciano
Networking Technology – Julian Molina
Who May Apply:
Any graduating high school student from Clark County, Nev., who will be pursuing a four-year degree program in Business, Economics, Political Science, Public Administration or a related field, at any accredited college or university. Full-time and part-time employees of the Nevada Policy Research Institute, as well as children and dependents of NPRI employees, are not eligible to receive this scholarship.
Requirements:
Applicants will be evaluated on the following –
A minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA
Volunteer, Community and Extra-curricular activities
Two-page essay addressing this question: During the 2013 Nevada Legislative Session, there have been many calls for raising taxes. What impact would raising taxes have on the economy in general, on Nevada’s unemployment rate and on struggling businesses and families?
Income proof will be required if you are selected for this scholarship. Parents’ combined Annual Gross Income, as shown in 2012 IRS Form 1040 line 22, should not exceed $100,000.
Award:
For year 2013, one scholarship in the amount of $2,000 will be awarded with a check payable directly to the student.
Deadline:
Applications must be received at the NPRI office, or postmarked, by May 4, 2013. Mail to the address below:
Scholarship Committee
Nevada Policy Research Institute
7130 Placid St.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
The scholarship winner will be announced no later than June 15, 2013.
If you are awarded this scholarship, you and one guest will be invited to attend the NPRI Annual Dinner. The dinner will be held in September 2013 in Las Vegas.
For more information: http://www.npri.org/docLib/20130213_ScholarshipApplication2013.pdf
AP® Score Access Schedule for StudentsWe want to remind you that students will receive their AP scores online this year. Students’ online score reports will contain scores for all AP Exams they have taken. Paper score reports will no longer be mailed.
When Your Students Can Access Their Scores?
All students will be able to view scores as of 5 a.m. EDT on Monday, July 8. However, to allow for those students who need to send scores to colleges by July 15, there will be early access to view and send scores at scheduled times from July 5 to July 7, based on a student’s location. Students will receive an email shortly before early access begins with reminders about how and when to access their scores.
Students in Nevada will have early access to scores from Sunday, July 7, 2013, 5 a.m. EDT to Monday, July 8, 2013, 4:59 a.m. EDT
Once this window has passed, students will be able to log in again on July 8.
Students who do not have an account should sign up for a free College Board account at: http://apscore.org as early as possible. If you already have an account, take a moment to confirm your account username and password by signing in.
FBLA’s Snack CartFBLA’s snack cart will be out of service during the state conference. Snack sales will resume Thursday morning.
U.S. Air Force AcademyAre you interested in attending the U.S. Air Force Academy? A representative from the Academy will be here to answer all of your questions about the nomination process on Thursday, May 23 at 1:30 PM (Room 707). Sign up in the Counseling Office.
FBLA Chapter MeetingFBLA’s next chapter meeting is this Thursday, April 25, in the library from 1:45 until 4 o’clock for members who can stay late. We will have an informational social, so all new members and those seeking to run for chapter office next year are encouraged to attend. Refreshments will be served!
Annual BCON Baccalaureate CeremonyPlease come to the counselors’ office to sign up if you have decided you will be attending the Annual BCON Baccalaureate Ceremony this year.
Seniors With Open PeriodsSeniors who have open periods are reminded that they need to leave campus and not loiter in the parking lot. Students “hanging out” in the parking lot will be re-assigned to classes.
FBLA Snack CartFBLA’s snack cart will be out of service Friday and Monday. Snack sales will resume Tuesday morning.
Nevada Arts Advocates ScholarshipsSeniors: Nevada Arts Advocates is sponsoring four scholarships of $1,000 each in the areas of dance, music, theater, and visual arts. Students with a 3.0 and demonstrated financial need are encouraged to apply. Application is due April 30, 2013. Contact nvartsadvocates@earthlink.net or Mrs. Forfia for more information.
Good Luck Timothy PoncianoTimothy Ponciano will be representing A-TECH at the Regional Rotary Club Speech Contest Tuesday, April 23. Congratulations and GOOD LUCK, Timothy!
FBLA’s Last Chapter MeetingFBLA’s last chapter meeting of the year is this Thursday, May 23, in the library from 1:45 until 2:15. We will say good-bye to graduating seniors and meet our new officers. Refreshments will be served!
WACAC (Western Association Of College Admissions Counseling) College FairWACAC (Western Association Of College Admissions Counseling) College Fair
Monday, April 29, 2013 – 7:00 – 9:00 P.M.
Pre-Fair Workshops will be provided from 5:00 – 6:30 P.M.
Workshops will include: general college admissions, financial aid and scholarships, NCAA,
Nevada College System, Attending and East Coast college, and more…
Las Vegas Academy – Gymnasium
OPEN TO ALL CCSD & Private School Students & Parents
FREE
Preregister and print your scannable information sheet for the fair at http://www.wacaccollegefair.com
parking available in lot off Clark (between 8th and 9th) next to Lowden Theatre
In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, CCSD is looking for students to create art in honor of their favorite teachers that we can feature on the District’s website and Facebook pages. Additionally, we are also looking for students and former students who would be willing to write an essay/poem/etc. in honor of their favorite CCSD teachers, and possibly read their work on camera as well. This request extends to adults who may want to honor a CCSD teacher who made an impact in their life growing up. Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6-10, so your help is GREATLY appreciated.
Congratulations Maverick Messenger!Please extend your congratulations to Ms. Saludares and her talented journalism students for their accomplishments and award winning writing featured in our online newspaper, The Maverick Messenger!
CLARK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM AWARD WINNERS
Best feature story: First, The Maverick Messenger, Advanced Technologies Academy, Tyus Rafael!
First Amendment:honorable mention, The Maverick Messenger, Advanced Technologies Academy, Imre Dizon!
Help Mrs. McNair-Styles win the Celebrate Teachers ContestCongratulations to Kim McNair-Styles!
Kim has been selected as a finalist in the Celebrate Teachers! contest at Fashion Show. Her nomination and profile information (name, school, grade, and subject) will be posted to the mall’s Facebook page on April 16.
From April 16 to 28, the public can vote for their favorite teacher on the mall’s Facebook page www.facebook.com/fashionshowmall. Anyone who is 13 years and older can vote for their favorite teacher once each day. Please encourage your students, family members and friends to support her nomination!
Advanced Technologies Academy will recognize the academic achievement of outstanding seniors on May 22, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. in the gymnasium. Parents of seniors receiving recognition have been sent an invitation to their address on file with the school.
Congratulations Forensics OfficersCongratulations to the following members of the A-TECH forensic team who were elected to serve as officers for the 2013-2014 year:
President: Tim Ponciano;
Vice President: Phalguni Vetrichelvan;
Treasurer: Adin Tarr;
Secretary: Omar Moore; and
Historian: Ariadna Gutierrez.
Please congratulate any officer you see.
WACAC LAS VEGAS COLLEGE FAIRFor High School Students and their Parents
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts
315 S. 7th Street • Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Gymnasium and Cafeteria
Monday, April 29, 2013
Pre-Fair Workshops 5:00 – 6:30pm
College Fair 7:00 – 9:00pm
Highlights
• Workshops
• Testing Information
• Counselors Help Booth
All sessions are 45 minutes in length w/Q & A.
To pre-register and print a personalized code for
your selected colleges and to receive information,
please visit www.wacaccollegefair.com.
FREE Parking:
Lot and street parking is located on Clark Street between 7th and 8th Street.
Mock Trial Election Results:President – Phalguni Vetrichelvan; Vice President – run off between Sarina Dass and Jessica Patterson; Secretary – Adin Tarr; Treasurer – Omar Moore; Historian – Shah Ahmad. The run off election meeting will take place Thursday after school at 2:45. Thanks to all who ran for office!
AP Environmental ScienceIt is important that all students signed up for next year’s AP Environmental Science need to see Ms. Shane before the end of the school year.
USAF THUNDERBIRDSUSAF THUNDERBIRDS WILL BE IN SAC BOTH LUNCHES ON APRIL 24TH!
College Prep Club ElectionsIf you are interested in running for an officer position in next year’s College Prep Club, be sure to attend the last meeting, on May 2nd, at which elections will take place. If you plan to run for an office, pick up officer information from Mrs. Bouchard in Room 616, prior to the meeting, as you will need to prepare a short speech to present to the voting members of this year’s College Prep Club. See you on May 2nd!
Senior Awards PacketsSeniors: Awards packets are available to students who didn’t attend Senior Awards Night. Come to the Counseling Office before or after school or during your lunch period.
Graduating Seniors – Cap and Gown – Important!This message is to all graduating seniors that still have not ordered there cap-n-gown for graduation. If you are planning on participating in the Graduation Ceremony in June or the Summer Graduation in August you will need to order a cap-n-gown. The deadline to order is May 1st 2013. All orders must be placed online at www.lvgrads.com.
Any questions you can email jostens at jostenskeller@yahoo.com
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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Oregon Tech
Monday, April 29 @ 8:50 AM – TBD
University of Colorado DenverMonday, April 29 @ 12:25 PM – TBD
Seniors-Class of 2013
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WACAC (Western Association Of College Admissions Counseling) College Fair
WACAC (Western Association Of College Admissions Counseling) College Fair
Monday, April 29, 2013 – 7:00 – 9:00 P.M.
Pre-Fair Workshops will be provided from 5:00 – 6:30 P.M.
Workshops will include: general college admissions, financial aid and scholarships, NCAA,
Nevada College System, Attending and East Coast college, and more…
Las Vegas Academy – Gymnasium
OPEN TO ALL CCSD & Private School Students & Parents
FREE
Preregister and print your scannable information sheet for the fair at http://www.wacaccollegefair.com
parking available in lot off Clark (between 8th and 9th) next to Lowden Theatre
Sarah “Sadie” Wilson Scholarship Fund
was Founded in 1972 and dedicated to Sadie Wilson because of her strong belief
and support of the industry and Las Vegas Insurance Professionals previously
Insurance Women of Las Vegas, NAIW.
It is our honor to recognize a qualified candidate for this scholarship. The funds are
available to assist the recipient with their college tuition and related expenses.
The purpose of the LVIP’s Sadie Wilson Scholarship is to encourage and assist
students desiring a career in business, possibly insurance and to promote high
educational standards. This program enables commendable university students
majoring in business to experience education first hand.
Las Vegas Insurance Professionals, NAIW
Sadie Wilson Scholarship Fund
Eligibility:
To be eligible to receive a scholarship from LVIP’s Sadie Wilson Scholarship Fund,
a student must:
-Receive a nomination from an LVIP Member
-Be enrolled, or accepted for admission for the Fall/Winter Semester, for a
minimum of 12 credits per semester at a Nevada State College or University
-Major in Business or related area
-Never been convicted of a felony
-Submit a letter (1 page essay) explaining why they would be a good recipient
-Submit an outline of Community Service Experience
Requirements:
-Funds will be paid directly to the college
-Failure to maintain a GPA of 2.75 could jeopardize the recipient’s ability to keep
the scholarship
-Must visit at least 2 Association General Meetings per year. (either Las Vegas
Insurance Professionals or Sierra Nevada’s Association of Insurance Professionals)
Number of Recipients: 1
Amount: up to $750/semester for a 4 year period
Contact Information: Scholarship Coordinator
spendergrass@cragin-pike.com or (702) 877-1111
Deadline: July 1 or November 1 preceding the semester
Relevant Information: Preference given to those students with financial need.
Selection shall primarily be based on merit, including
the following:
-Favorable academic record
-Commitment to an insurance or allied industry career
-Communication skills
-Extracurricular activities
-History of Employment
-Personal and Professional references
Application:
Application forms are available throughout the year and may be obtained from the
LVIP Scholarship Program Committee.
The selection of each scholarship winner, from the finalists, may be elected by a
committee made up of the Sadie Wilson Scholarship Fund Chairperson and selected
members of the local LVIP, AIAP Chapter.
This message is to all graduating seniors that still have not ordered there cap-n-gown for graduation. If you are planning on participating in the Graduation Ceremony in June or the Summer Graduation in August you will need to order a cap-n-gown. The deadline to order is May 1st 2013. All orders must be placed online at www.lvgrads.com.
Any questions you can email jostens at jostenskeller@yahoo.com
The deadline is approaching for the 2013 B.Davis Scholarship.
Please visit our website at http://www.studentawardsearch.com/scholarships.htm to read about us and to provide your students with an opportunity to apply for our scholarship.
Applications must be received by May 27, 2013
Amount of Scholarship: $1,000
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at awards@studentawardsearch.com
If you do not wish to receive further notices, please reply to this message and type “unsubscribe” in the subject line or in the body of the mail.
Application Procedure:
To apply for this scholarship you will need to write an essay of less than 1000 words on the topic below:
Your submissions must be sent to us by email at awards@studentawardsearch.com
Discuss, in less than 1000 words, what you would consider to be the most important issue that society has to deal with in the next 10 or 20 years? Why do you think this issue so important?
The Professor R.S. Nigam & NPRI Freedom ScholarshipWho May Apply:
Any graduating high school student from Clark County, Nev., who will be pursuing a four-year degree program in Business, Economics, Political Science, Public Administration or a related field, at any accredited college or university. Full-time and part-time employees of the Nevada Policy Research Institute, as well as children and dependents of NPRI employees, are not eligible to receive this scholarship.
Requirements:
Applicants will be evaluated on the following –
A minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA
Volunteer, Community and Extra-curricular activities
Two-page essay addressing this question: During the 2013 Nevada Legislative Session, there have been many calls for raising taxes. What impact would raising taxes have on the economy in general, on Nevada’s unemployment rate and on struggling businesses and families?
Income proof will be required if you are selected for this scholarship. Parents’ combined Annual Gross Income, as shown in 2012 IRS Form 1040 line 22, should not exceed $100,000.
Award:
For year 2013, one scholarship in the amount of $2,000 will be awarded with a check payable directly to the student.
Deadline:
Applications must be received at the NPRI office, or postmarked, by May 4, 2013. Mail to the address below:
Scholarship Committee
Nevada Policy Research Institute
7130 Placid St.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
The scholarship winner will be announced no later than June 15, 2013.
If you are awarded this scholarship, you and one guest will be invited to attend the NPRI Annual Dinner. The dinner will be held in September 2013 in Las Vegas.
For more information: http://www.npri.org/docLib/20130213_ScholarshipApplication2013.pdf
Senior Awards NightAdvanced Technologies Academy will recognize the academic achievement of outstanding seniors on May 22, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. in the gymnasium. Parents of seniors receiving recognition have been sent an invitation to their address on file with the school.
Important Senior Dates (Updated)Senior Grad Meeting 5/2/2013
AP Testing 5/6- 5/17/2013
Spring Concert Band & Orchestra 5/15/2013
Jr. & Sr. Prom 5/18/2013
Senior Week-Spirit Days 5/20- 5/23/2013
Senior Awards Night 5/22/2013
Senior Sunset Picnic Day 5/23/0213
Staff Development Day 5/24/2013
Memorial Day-No School 5/27/2013
Sr. Law Program Breakfast 5/28/2013
Last day of school 6/5/2013
Commencement 6/11/2013
Seniors, the scholarship list is continually being updated. Check out the A-TECH website, Facebook, or even the lists in the SAC and Counseling Office. Keep applying for scholarships!!
Senior Awards PacketsSeniors: Awards packets are available to students who didn’t attend Senior Awards Night. Come to the Counseling Office before or after school or during your lunch period.
