Ashwaubenon High School
August 2016
Students return to School
Thursday, September 1, 2016—7:28AM
Stuart Mingham, Artist
NEWSLETTER
Dear Jaguar Parents and Students,
I hope this newsletter finds you enjoying the last few weeks of summer and looking forward to September 1st and the
start of the 2016-17 school year. Our start-up newsletter includes all of the “dates, times and places” needed to get
your child’s year underway. Please reference this newsletter if you have questions regarding athletic report dates, school
start-up items or general school information. All students will report to school at 7:28am on the first day of school and will follow a
standard day bell schedule. A couple of important themes I would like to share as we begin a new year include:
Partnerships — A staple at AHS is the amount of parent involvement given our academic and co-curricular programs. We welcome and encourage your participation in the Jaguar Backers, Ashwaubenon Music Parents (AMPA), Parent Network and all of
the great groups that support our students and are in place at AHS.
Communication — Open lines of communication build strong school-home partnerships. Please keep communication lines open
with staff and administration to best meet your child’s needs throughout the school year.
In closing, I would like to wish a special welcome to the Class of 2020 and all those who are new to the Ashwaubenon Learning Community. If you have any questions regarding the start of the new school year, please give me a call at (920) 492-2955, ext. 5334. In
the meantime, enjoy the last days of summer.
Go Jaguars!
Brian Nelsen
Principal
2016-17 REQUIRED STUDENT E-REGISTRATION PROCESS
New This Year! All Ashwaubenon High School families are required to take care of various registration items prior to the start of the school year via the district’s new E-Registration process.
Detailed information was recently sent to all parent/guardian emails on record in PowerSchool.
Information will not be sent home through the postal mail.
Grades 11 & 12*
Tuesday, August 16
Between 1:00-6:00pm
Grades 9 & 10*
Wednesday, August 17
Most of the paperwork that has been required in the past is now available to view, complete and
electronically “sign” online through E-Registration via the PowerSchool Parent Login. This new
process also allows you to provide or decline annual “permissions” pertaining to such things as
Chromebook rental, student parking permits, etc. Parents/guardians who do not have access to
a computer should call the high school.
Between 1:00-6:00pm
Parents/Guardians should be sure to complete the E-Registration process before the student
registration events on August 16 and 17. On those dates, students will receive their class sched*If student is unable to come on assigned day, either day is permissible.
ule, have their picture taken, receive their school ID and, if renting a school Chromebook, check
parents are not required to attend.
it out (please see Chromebook rental requirements on page 2 of this newsletter or in the registration materials in PowerSchool E-Registration). High School course fees will not be assessed
until after school begins, so payment for course fees cannot be accepted during the registration sessions.
Students should keep in mind that the class schedule they receive on August 16 or 17 is the only one they will get. They must
bring this schedule with them on the first day of school.
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Welcome Class of 2020!!
Jaguar LINK Jump-start
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
8:00 am—1:00 pm
Incoming freshmen at Ashwaubenon High School should plan to attend “Jaguar LINK Jump-Start,” a high school
transition program to welcome freshmen and make them feel comfortable throughout their first year of high
school. Built on the belief that students can help students succeed, your freshman will be in a small group with
trained LINK Leaders from the junior and/or senior class. As positive role models, LINK Leaders are motivators and
leaders who guide the freshmen to discover what it takes to be successful during their transition to high school.
Jaguar LINK Jump-Start will be held on Wednesday, August 17, 2016 from 8:00-1:00. All incoming freshmen
should be in the Ashwaubenon High School small gym at 8:00 a.m. The program will include lunch for all students
and will conclude at 1:00 p.m.
Freshmen & new student
Orientation
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
6:30 pm
Ashwaubenon High School also holds a mandatory freshmen and new
student orientation session each year to provide parents and students
with more comprehensive information about the Ashwaubenon Learning Community. This session will be held on Wednesday, August 24,
2016 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school fieldhouse. All freshmen and new
students are required to attend with a parent/guardian.
Chromebook Checkout for 2016-17
Please remember that all high school students are required to have a fully-charged device (laptop,
Chromebook, or tablet) at school each day for use in the classroom. Sophomore, junior and senior students who are renting a school Chromebook can check them out at back-to-school events planned
for August 16 and 17. Please note that Chromebooks for freshmen students will be checked out once
school actually begins.
In order for a school Chromebook to be issued, please be sure you have taken care of the following BEFORE lining up
for Chromebook checkout:
 Payment of annual $75 tech fee has been made or has been waived through completed and approved Free and Re-
duced lunch application paperwork
 Digital or paper copy of parent contract/permission slip has been signed/submitted
 Payment for previous damages to any equipment or Chromebook (listed in PowerSchool) has been made
These items must be taken care of in advance in order for students to avoid lining up for a device that can't be checked
out due to incomplete permissions, etc. Thanks for helping us avoid people waiting in line needlessly.
Calculator Requirements for Math and Science Courses
High school math courses require the use of a TI-84 calculator – starting with the freshman year. Advanced science courses require a graphing calculator (TI-84 or TI-84 Silver or Plus). Students are urged
to put their name on their calculator in some type of permanent identification, keeping the calculator in
a safe place when not in use. (Suggestion: Students may want to purchase one prior to the start of the
school year during the back-to-school sales, rather than wait until later in the school year or when second semester starts.)
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Change in the School Day Hours!
In 2016-17, the school day at Ashwaubenon High School will be 10
minutes longer than it was for 2015-16. The school day will run from 7:28 AM to 2:48 PM on standard school days
and from 7:28 AM to 11:30 AM on days with early dismissal.
STANDARD DAY BELL SCHEDULE
Period
Time
1
3
9:01 – 9:31
9:36 – 11:07
9:36 – 10:20
10:23 – 11:07
Class A
Class B
Time
1
7:28 – 8:26
2
8:31 – 9:28
Class A
Class B
8:31 – 8:58
9:01 – 9:28
3
9:33 – 10:30
Class A
Class C
9:33 – 10:00
10:03 – 10:30
4
10:35 – 11:30
11:12 – 1:17
Lunch A
Lunch B
Lunch C
4
Period
7:28 – 8:56
Academic Focus
2
11:30 DISMISSAL BELL SCHEDULE
11:12 – 11:47 Class B&C:
11:57 – 12:32 Class A:
Class C:
12:42 – 1:17 Class A&B:
11:50-1:17
11:12-11:54
12:35-1:17
11:12-12:39
1:22 – 2:48
Student/Teacher Consultation Time: Mon, Tues, Thurs 2:48 – 3:20
Student Parking Update
We do not anticipate the parking limitations we experienced last year at Ashwaubenon High School. For the
start of the school year, student parking will be limited to the large lot in front of the building, away from the
construction site. Parking is by permit only and we expect that all Juniors and Seniors who would like to purchase a parking permit will be able to. Parking permits will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis beginning
with Juniors and Seniors, and will be issued in conjunction with our E-Registration process.
Parents/Guardians must enter various required parking permit information and electronically grant permission for the purchase
of the permit in E-Registration prior to the August 16 & 17 registration events. Then, during the registration events on August 16
& 17, those students may bring in payment of $50.00 and receive their permit. No need to print and bring in the application, as
the information will be stored in PowerSchool.
We expect to have some permits available for Sophomores to purchase after August 17. Parents/Guardians should complete the
Permit information in E-Registration. Sophomore students then may bring in payment during the registration events, with the permit held until we know the number of permits available for sale. Sophomore Permits will be handled on a first-come, first-served
basis after August 17.
Ashwaubenon School District Parents/Guardians,
As approved by the Board of Education and initially implemented during the 2015-16 school year, all students will be
assessed a textbook/supply fee as follows: $50.00 for high school students, $40 for middle school students and $30 for
elementary students (Grades 4K-5). Free lunch students will automatically have this textbook/supply fee waived. Reduced lunch students will automatically have this textbook/supply fee reduced by 50%. More information and how to
apply for the Federal Free and Reduced Meal Program is posted on our website at www.ashwaubenon.k12.wi.us/
mealaccountforms.cfm. Note: you must apply for the Federal Free/Reduced Lunch Program each school year.
Once this fee, meal fees and other student fees are assessed, parents can pay online.
Ashwaubenon High School Student/Parent Handbook available online!
The Student/Parent Handbook has valuable information regarding school policies and procedures, as well
as co-curricular activities. It is a great tool to reference throughout the school year. The 2016-17 handbook can be found on the AHS Website at: http://www.ashwaubenon.k12.wi.us/highschool/
newsletters_publications.cfm. Limited paper copies will be available in the main office.
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School personnel cannot administer non-prescription or prescription medications without a completed
parent request form and a health care provider request form (when needed) on file. In addition, students who need to carry an inhaler must have an authorization form on file in the office. All of these
forms can be found on the Ashwaubenon District website at www.ashwaubenon.k12.wi.us. Click on
Pupil Services/Special Education, then Health Related Information. All non-prescription and prescription medication must be kept in the high school attendance/health office. With the exception of an
asthma inhaler and/or epinephrine auto-injector that has the proper paperwork on file, students may not carry medication with them. Parents should contact the high school attendance/
health office at 492-2950 with questions.
STUDENT LOCKERS
Ashwaubenon High School provides hall lockers and Physical Education lockers for the convenience of students. Some hall
lockers have built-in combination locks; students assigned to those lockers will be issued a locker number and combination.
Other lockers use combination padlocks. Students assigned to these lockers will be required to purchase a school-issued
lock or use the lock they purchased while at Parkview. Hall locker assignments will be provided on student schedules, which
will be distributed at the student registration sessions being held in August. Students may only use school-issued locks on
lockers.
Students who wish to receive credit for community service hours completed from January through June 2016
may submit community service verification forms through September 30, 2016. Students are urged to take advantage of this grace period before it expires. After September 30, community service verification forms will
only be accepted if hours were completed during the school calendar year, which runs from July 1, 2016 to June
30, 2017. Part of the responsibility associated with performing community service is to complete the necessary
paperwork in a timely fashion. Community Service forms can be found on the high school website under Newsletters,
Publications and Forms or they can be picked up from the high school main office as needed.
Youth Options Program Guidelines
The Youth Options Program was established to allow 11th and 12th grade students, who meet certain requirements, to take
courses at a University of Wisconsin institution, a Wisconsin technical college, or one of the state’s participating private, nonprofit
institutions of higher education. Students must meet institutional criteria for Youth Options admissions as determined by each
participating post-secondary school.
By September 19, 2016, for the 2016-17 spring semester, and by February 7, 2017, for the 2017-18 fall semester, students must
notify the school board of their intention to participate in the program. The participating student must be enrolled in a public
school. For more information regarding the Youth Options Program, please contact your AHS counselor.
Bus Transportation
The school buses will be running the approximate routes as last year, with Lamers Bus Lines once again providing our
transportation needs. Students will be dropped off in the morning and will be picked up in front of the high school
small commons after school.
 If you are new to the district or have a question concerning bus number, pick-up times, etc., please contact
Lamers Bus Lines at 496-3600.
 If there should be other questions or concerns, please call Mr. Keith Lucius at 492-2905, ext. 1005.
 It is important to note that busses will be at AHS as soon as the bell rings at 2:48 pm. Busses will then leave the AHS parking lot by 2:55 pm. Students riding the bus must get to the small commons area for bus pick up directly after school.
 Parents are reminded not to block the front driveway for other vehicles that need to pass through. Students waiting for
their parents to pick them up are to wait in the small commons area, and should leave the front entrance area open for visitors.
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New Faces at AHS...
New to our Student Services staff this year is Mrs. Barb DeRoeck, who takes on the administrative role in the department. Originally from Escanaba, MI, Mrs. DeRoeck spent
the last several years in Minnesota and the last two years working in a high school student services office. We look forward to having Mrs. DeRoeck on the Jaguar team!
Ms. Emily Loritz joins the high school English Department his years. Ms. Loritz is a familiar face to AHS, having been a long-term substitute in the English department last fall.
She grew up in West De Pere and is a graduate of UW-Madison. Welcome Ms. Loritz!
We are also pleased to welcome Mr. George Reynolds as an Art Instructor at AHS. Mr. Reynolds is an active professional artist who attended Cardinal Stritch, Silver Lake College and UW-Milwaukee. He has several years of teaching
experience in Green Bay parochial schools, and may be a familiar face, having substitute taught in the Ashwaubenon
School District.
Mrs. Nikki Zwiers is a 2003 graduate of Ashwaubenon High School and is the newest member of our
Special Ed Team. Mrs. Zwiers earned her degree from UW-Oshkosh and has taught at the elementary and
middle school levels in Green Bay.
Graduated seniors who ordered a 2015-16 yearbook are encouraged to pick up their yearbook at a special distribution on Thursday, August 11, 2016 from 10:00am-1:00pm in the
high school commons.
YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION:
GRADUATES—8/11/16
RETURNING STUDENTS
8/16 & 8/17
The remainder of the 2015-16 Ashwaubenon High School Yearbooks will be available for
pickup during the registration sessions scheduled on Tuesday, August 16 and Wednesday,
August 17. If you didn’t order one but would like to, please stop by the yearbook table in
the commons to inquire about getting a 2015-16 yearbook.
Brown County Health Department is offering a FREE Immunization clinic for children ages 2 through 18 years of age.
St. Willebrord Church, 209 S. Adams Street, Green Bay
Thursday, August 25, 2016 from 4:00-6:00 PM
Please note:
 This clinic is available to ALL children ages 2 months through 18 years, regardless of insurance coverage.
 We understand that “through 18 years” can cause confusion. For immunizations, when a person turns 19,
they no longer fit the child criteria—up until that day, they are eligible.
ALOHA Music Student Parents/Guardians!
Attend a parent meeting on Monday, September 12, 2016 at 7:00 PM in the band room regarding the Hawaii trip. Trip information will be shared and parents will be offered opportunities to
help with our fundraisers and to sign up to be considered for chaperoning the trip.
Wisconsin Education Fair—September 15 & 16, 2016
The Wisconsin Education Fair allows students the opportunity to speak to representatives
from universities, technical colleges, vocational schools and the military in one setting—all for
free! It takes place on the St. Norbert College campus in De Pere.
Thursday, September 15, 2016 6:30-8:30pm
Friday, September 16, 2016 9:00-11:00am
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PLEASE, Keep your Email Address(es) Up-to-Date!
Email addresses that parents enter and maintain in PowerSchool are also used by SchoolMessenger, our emergency notification system, and for many other communications, including reports of snow days. Our use of email to communicate with parents continues to
expand, so we ask that you please enter at least one email address for each of your children in PowerSchool. Parents have the ability and the responsibility to update their email address(es) when they change.
Sign in to PowerSchool as a parent
Once signed in, if you linked multiple students to your
account, you’ll be able to switch between them by clicking on
their name button.
Email Notification (per Child)
For each child you’ve added to your account, click Email Notification from the list of Navigation icons in the left margin.
Here you can set what information PowerSchool sends you via
email, and how often.
Enter at least one email address for each of your children in the
‘Email Addresses To Receive School/District Communications’
field.
The ‘Parent Account Email Address’ is the address you’ll need to
recover your Username or Password in case you lose either of
those.
NOTE: The ‘Email Addresses To Receive School/District Communications’ are the addresses used to communicate to parents. So,
enter AT LEAST ONE email address here. You should typically enter the Parent Account Email Address (above) here in addition to
any other email accounts (home, work, spouse). Separate multiple emails with a comma (,). The addresses entered here are specific to
each student so you should replicate this field for each child listed under your Parent account.
Since the ‘Email Addresses To Receive School/District Communications’ field is attached to a student, that field is shared by anyone
who has that student on their account. So in split family situations, we ask you to please respect each other’s desire to receive student
and school/district communications.
Click the Submit button to save any changes you made on this screen.
Ashwaubenon Schools - There's an app for that!
Ashwaubenon School District now has a mobile app. The app features the most sought after information in a mobile-customized format. The app is FREE and available for both Apple iOS (iPhone/
iPad) and Android devices.
All the information in the app is automatically captured from our web or social media sites. So, the
app’s information is automatically up-to-date. Some examples of info on the app are Calendars, Lunch
Menus, News, Social Media Feeds and Contact Info with Maps. The app also includes a Notifications
function.
Visit http://launch.customschoolapp.net/ashwaubenon/ our launching site, which has links to the app in
both Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store.
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News from the...
AHS Activity/Athletic Department
Ashwaubenon High School students will tell you that one of the keys to having a rewarding high school career is
to GET INVOLVED! All students are encouraged to participate in one or more of our many co-curricular activities—it’s a great way to meet new friends! There is definitely something for EVERYBODY at Ashwaubenon High
School - below are some of the activities offered... plan to get involved today!
Academic Games
Art Club
Athletic Teams
Bowling Club
Cheerleading Team
Chess Club
DECA
Destination Imagination
Ecology Club
Forensics
GAPP
German Club
GSA
Jazz Band
Marching Band
Metro Math Club
Musical - Once Upon a Mattress this year!
National Honor Society
Nordic Ski Club
One-Act Play
Dance Team
SADD
Skills USA
Spanish Club
Spring Play
Student Government
Tech Ed Club
Video Club
Yearbook Staff
For more information about any of these activities or clubs contact
Nick Senger, Associate Principal/Activities Director, at 492-2955 extension 5333
Do you want to play a sport at AHS?
We’re excited to announce new ONLINE
REGISTRATION for Sports Teams at AHS this year!
This can be done right from home at your convenience!
Student-Athletes and Parents are able to complete their sports team registration, provide
Emergency Contact and Physical Exam info, and sign the Parental Consent and Co-Curricular
Code of Conduct Agreement via the Athletics page on the Ashwaubenon High School website:
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Please note that ALL 9th-12th grade Student-Athletes & Parents are now required to register online for sports teams.
Here’s what you need to participate in a sport at AHS:

Physical Exam – Current WIAA Physical Exam form signed by a doctor must be on file in the AHS Office. NOTE: For the 20162017 school year, exams must have taken place April 1, 2015 or later to be considered current. Exam forms can be downloaded
from the Athletic page on our AHS website (most doctors offices also have them on hand). Signed/dated physical exams may also
be scanned in and submitted via the new online registration process.

Co-Curricular Code of Conduct Meeting – Freshman Athletes and New Student Athletes need to attend with one parent/
guardian (Aug. 1 or Aug. 10 at 7:00 PM in the Auditorium). Upper Classmen who have already attended a Code/Training Rules
Meeting before, will NOT be required to attend a meeting again. However, the required information will still need to be completed
by the student and parent each year via the online registration process.

Activity Fee – Paid in the AHS Office or via the e-Funds program on the school website ($35 per athlete/$75 max per family).
An Activity Fee Form is available on our AHS Athletic webpage or may be picked up in the Office.
Below are the first days of practice for the upcoming Fall 2016 sport teams. Further details regarding times and locations will be in the
next newsletter. If you have questions about summer workouts, open gyms, or camps for any of these fall programs, please contact
the coaches below.
FOOTBALL:
Mon. August 1 Equipment Distribution / First Practice Tuesday, August 2
Varsity Coach Mark Jonas: [email protected]
JV Coach Jay Marcks: [email protected]
Freshman Coach Curt Cootway: [email protected]
GIRLS GOLF:
GIRLS TENNIS:
GIRLS SWIM:
CROSS COUNTRY:
VOLLEYBALL:
BOYS SOCCER:
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Mon. August 8
Tues. August 9
Tues. August 9
Mon. August 15
Mon. August 15
Mon. August 15
Coach Jason Hill: [email protected]
Coaches Murray Gleffe: [email protected] & Scott Conradt: [email protected]
Coach Jennifer Steffel: [email protected]
Coach Cal Kromm: [email protected]
Varsity Coach Katie Walker: [email protected]
Varsity Rick Kremer: [email protected] / JV Paul Timmins: [email protected]
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ATHLETIC CO-CURRICULAR CODE MEETINGS
August 1 and August 10
For Freshmen Athletes & New Student-Athletes: 7:00 PM, Auditorium
All Freshman-Athletes & New Student-Athletes must attend one Co-Curricular Code Meeting with a parent/guardian
to be eligible to compete in a sport. It is mandatory that Freshman and New student-athletes who plan to play a Fall
sport attend one of the August meetings. Winter & Spring athletes may also attend an August meeting if desired.
There will also be 2 future Code Meetings held later in the school year in Oct. and Feb. for any Winter or Spring athletes who have not attended one yet. Returning 10th-12th grade athletes do not need to attend another Code Meeting; however, the required Code/Parental Consent forms must still be completed and signed by students/parents
each year via the online registration process. The online registration must be completed prior to sport participation.
STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES
Students participating in the co-curricular activities listed below need to pay the designated district Activity Fee in
the AHS Office or online via the district e-Funds program. Students only need to pay one Activity Fee per school year;
however, if a student pays the fee for a Level 1 Activity ($25) and later participates in a Level 2 Activity ($35), they
would only need to pay an additional $10, as the maximum payment for a student is $35 per year.
$25.00 Activity Fee - Level 1
$35.00 Activity Fee - Level 2
(no transportation involved)
(transportation involved)
Cheer/Stunt Team
Chess Club
Destination Imagination
Forensics Team
Musical
One-Act Play
Spring Play
Student Council
Video Club
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Dance Team
Football
Golf
Soccer
Softball
Swim
Tennis
Track
Volleyball
Wrestling
PLEASE NOTE… Student Maximum Payment: $35.00 maximum per 9-12 student, regardless of the number of activities
Family Maximum Payment: $75.00 maximum for K-12 families
ATHLETIC JAGUAR SPORTS PASSES
Get your JAGUAR SPORTS PASSES! If you plan to attend numerous athletic events at AHS, you should consider purchasing a Jaguar Pass for the 2016-2017 school year. Students and parents have the opportunity to purchase passes
to our home athletic events at a rate which is less expensive in the long run than the single game admission rate. Jaguar Passes may be purchased during the Registration Sessions Aug. 16 & 17 or in the main office at the high school.
These passes are not valid for away games, in-season tournaments or WIAA post-season events.
FAMILY PASS - $60.00
ADULT PASS - $30.00
STUDENT PASS - $20.00 (high school students)
SENIOR CITIZEN PASS - Complimentary (please stop in the AHS Activity Office to pick one up)
AHS Fall Musical - ONCE UPON A MATTRESS
in our NEW Ashwaubenon Performing Arts Center!!!
The AHS Fall Musical this year will be the production of Once Upon a Mattress! We are incredibly excited that this
show will be performed in our gorgeous new Ashwaubenon Performing Arts Center! Performance dates are November 26, 27 and Dec. 3, 4. This musical is a hilarious comedy that spins the Hans Christian Anderson tale of
Princess and the Pea in a whole new light—if you want to find out the REAL story of what happened, don’t miss
this show!
A meeting for students interested in auditioning or being on the stage/tech crew will be held the first week of school. This will be an informational meeting to go over the audition process and to answer questions. Cast auditions will be held after school early in September in the Auditorium.
Times and dates TBA—stay tuned for more details!
If you have any questions about the musical or stage crew, please contact the directors, Mr. Bernie Rocheleau via e-mail at [email protected] or Mrs. Helen Marcks at [email protected]
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"The Paw" 2016-2017
Do you like taking and editing photos, attending exciting school events, designing and writing content that helps capture a year’s worth of memories? If so, it’s time for you to join “The Paw”, Ashwaubenon High School’s Yearbook Staff!
As a member of “The Paw,” you will learn how to:
 take and edit digital photos
 create and organize content for the yearbook pages
 understand the importance of organization and meeting deadlines
 work collaboratively with other students and staff to create a lasting artifact
Advisor: Ms. Emily Loritz
Contact: [email protected]
Place yearbook orders: jostens.com/yearbooks
Twitter: ThePaw_AHS (use the hashtag #ahspaw to share photos with us!)
Senior Portraits - IMPORTANT!
All senior portraits must be submitted to “The Paw” no later than Thursday, December 1, 2016. Portraits submitted
after this date are not guaranteed to make it into the book.
All portraits should follow these guidelines:
 Head and shoulder shots only (no props or full body shots)
 Plain background with no bright lights (especially with outside shots)
 Photos must be vertical
 Color photos highly preferable
 Clothing that is modest and appropriate for a school publication
 High resolution (at least 300 ppi) photos
Please feel free to share these guidelines with your photographer! Portraits can be emailed directly to our staff
([email protected]) or uploaded directly to our photosharing app, ReplayIt (http://replayit.com/r/).
When on the app, go to Ashwaubenon High School, upload the photos, and we will receive them!
Jaguar Backers – New Team
Meetings are held the third Monday of every month in the AHS Library at 7pm
As a parent of an Ashwaubenon High School student, you are an automatic member of the JAGUAR
BACKERS. Your active involvement with this group is an opportunity to help support and promote all
AHS academic, athletic, and enrichment programs. Through your purchases at the Concession stands, of the JagWear,
and attendance at the Taste of Ashwaubenon the Jaguar Backers raise money to provide financial resources for such
things as equipment and materials needed by coaches and coordinators. To join in the fun, contact Casi Rynish, President, at 609-1704 ([email protected]), or attend our monthly meetings held the third Monday of each month in the
AHS library at 7pm.
Contact any of our officers or visit our website at JaguarBackers.com for more details and welcome our new members!!
The new officers for 2016-17 are:
President – Casi Rynish
Treasurer – Michelle Garrigan
Vice President – Jan Becker
Secretary – Marci MacLean
JagWear Coordinator – Danielle Jackson and Jackie Brooks
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Back-To-School
Newsletter
It is the belief of the Ashwaubenon School District that effective communication is one of the cornerstones of a quality learning community. Newsletters will be produced and distributed electronically regularly during the course of the
year to keep families informed on a wide range of items. Items included in the newsletter will range from announcements, updates, revised calendar dates, notes from AHS departments, along with an occasional article or synopsis of
some learning strategies. If there are things that you would like to see published, please let us know by calling 4922950. Thanks!
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