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September 2022 Calendar
Thursday, September 29, 2022 (B day)
The Italian club will be having a meeting today in room 102 after 9th period.
Any Senior who has siblings in the high school will have their photos taken the week of Oct. 17th during 5,6, or 9th period. Please contact Elyssa Banker (class of 2023) to set up your photo time.
Student Council car wash on October 2nd, 10am-2pm in the Commons, $10 a car.
Club members may set-up their tables 10 minutes prior to 5th period. No student should be leaving class for this purpose. Tables will be labeled by Student Council members. Please set-up in the designated space.
The National Honor Society is collecting new or “gently” used backpacks for kids in need. Drop off in room 216 or the front entrance.
The following colleges are here today! Northeastern U. @ 7:55am; Seton Hall U. @ 8:45am; U. of New Haven @ 9:30am; Merrimack College @ 10:20am; Iona U. @ 11:05sm; Hamilton College @ 1:30pm in the Guidance office.
Library Sign Up
9/29 Pd 5
https://forms.gle/X7a65i9Y9NMcKe2u8
9/29 Pd 6
https://forms.gle/gXrKZZm79FFaD95G7
9/29 Pd 9
https://forms.gle/HcuwZdKAQdfKdeUf8
Jobs in YES (new job postings)
*Please see Mrs. Resendiz in the gym for details*
How to sign into your personal device at school: Accessing the AHS-BYOD
Insurance for Chromebooks - This applies to any student that has received a brand new device.
Ardsley UFSD has partnered with Worth Ave. Group to offer an affordable insurance program for school-issued student devices for the 2022-23 school year. We encourage parents to closely review this opportunity and purchase insurance for these new devices as they are valued at approximately $300.
Insurance must be renewed annually. Families can purchase insurance for the upcoming school year even if they didn’t buy insurance last year. Please note that you cannot purchase coverage to repair existing damage. For those who purchased coverage last year, please keep in mind that the insurance expired on 9/1/22. To learn more about coverage for your student’s Chromebook refer to this link.
Enrollment Deadline: October 16, 2022
Lost your ID? Legacy Studios has an ID card replacement link where students can purchase a new ID for $5. Order online and it will ship to your house.
https://vando.imagequix.com/g1000823018#login
Purchase Spiritwear here: https://ardsley-pta.square.site/shop/21 .The recording of AHS Select Chorus and Chorus' Spring concert on April 28, 2022: Spring ConcertBelow is the recording of the AHS Band and Orchestra's Spring concert on April 26, 2022. Click HERE for the program.The link to sign up for Senior portraits is now open. Please read the information on the site so students are prepared for their sittings. All questions related to the photos should be directed to Stephanie Rosen (srosen@ardsleyschools.org). Students are expected to show up for their sitting and no student can attend a sitting without an appointment.Here is the link to purchase a yearbook. Prices go up after January 31st: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/ productBrowse/1055593/Ardsley- High-School/2022-Yearbook/ 20210914041707943140/CATALOG_ SHOP/ -
2022 Graduation Ceremony HERE
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Congratulations to AHS National Merit Semifinalists!
Congratulations to Ardsley High School Semifinalists Sophie Barnett, Anisha Kumar, Joyce Lu, Anay Mody, Rosemary Stam, Alexandra Wang, and James Weber. These academically talented High School seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,500 National Merit Scholarships! National Merit Scholarship winners will be announced in Spring 2022.
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Congratulations to Benito Cabezas!
Congratulations to Benito Cabezas on being selected for the College Board National Hispanic Recognition Program! He is being recognized for both his academic achievements and outstanding performance on the PSAT/NMSQT. The College Board National Hispanic Recognition Program started thirty-eight years ago and honors some of the most talented Latinx students across the country.
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September has been declared Suicide Prevention Month in NYS.
Did you know? A simple resource is now available for students who struggle with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, bullying, suicidal thoughts, and more. Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support for people in crisis, via text.
