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The Sheet from Auburn High School has been recognized as an EXCELLENT magazine by the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE). This year, schools in 42 states and five countries nominated 262 student magazines from middle schools, high schools, and higher education entities. According to Ms. Carley Muschara, The Sheet’s Club Advisor and an English Teacher at Auburn High, this was their first year to print, and the staff worked so hard to make it special. The REALM program publicly recognizes excellent literary magazines produced by students with the support of their teachers. REALM is designed to encourage all schools to develop literary magazines that celebrate the art and craft of writing.

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Lee-Scott Competes at Performing Arts

Competition

Lee-Scott Academy students competed exceptionally well at the AISA State Performing Arts Competition. The group placed second overall as a whole. Congratulations to Audrey Edwards & Karson Brown for placing second in the Duet Acting category and congratulations to Audrey Edwards, Campbell Thomas, Karson Brown and Reese Colley for making the

Auburn Classical Academy Students Learn About Vincent Van Gogh

Auburn Classical Academy’s 1st grade class recently learned about artist Vincent Van Gogh. One of their focuses was his famous painting ‘Sunflowers’. Afterward, the students created their own masterpieces utilizing what they had learned about Van Gogh’s techniques.

Autauga County Schools

The first chapel(s) in 2023 were a special and unique experience for our Upper and Lower Schools. For the first time, we held two separate chapel services - one for the Lower School, one for the Upper School. It was an incredible morning for both schools as they were spoken to, specifically, about topics relevant to their age. Our Lower School Principal, Dr. Mary Anna Martin-Smith, talked to our Lower School about what it means when the Bible references “light” and how we can be that “light” to others. Senior Pastor at First Baptist Church of Opelika, Jeff Meyers, came to speak to our Upper School to answer questions they brought to staff’s attention. Dr. Meyers talked about relationships, how the Lord views those relationships in our lives, and the wide range of how those can affect our lives in high school and beyond.

AHS Named Alabama Boys Cross-Country Player of the Year

Auburn High School senior, Max Hardin, has been named the 2022-2023 Gatorade Alabama Boys Cross-Country Player of the Year. Hardin is the first Gatorade Alabama Boys’ Cross Country Player of the Year to be chosen from Auburn High School. The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field, distinguishes Hardin as Alabama’s best high school boys’ cross-country player.

The 5-foot-11, 155-pound senior raced to victory at the Class 7A State Championships with a personal-best time of 14:46.63 this past season, pacing the Tigers to a third-place team finish. Hardin also crossed the line fifth at the Champs Sports South Regionals, qualifying him for Champs nationals, where he finished 20th. He was the state’s top runner in the Gold Race at the prestigious Jesse Owens Classic, where he clocked one of his three sub-15 times. Hardin has maintained a weighted 4.30 GPA in the classroom and has signed a National Letter of Intent to run on scholarship at Auburn University this fall.

Congratulations to ACS

All State Band Honors

Auburn City Schools is proud of the musical talent showcased during the All-State auditions. Congratulations to the 35 Auburn High School students who will represent ACS at the District Honor Band at Auburn Junior High School and the 18 students (and 7 alternates) chosen for the Alabama All-State Band Festival in April at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville. Auburn Junior High School had 38 students named to the District VI All-District Band, with 13 chosen to perform as members of the Alabama All-State Bands! All-State will take place April 27-29, 2023, in the Von Braun Center to distinguish the most outstanding band students in the State of Alabama and to give them the opportunity for a musical experience of the highest caliber.

Autauga County Schools

Hands On Project for 5th Graders at Lee-Scott Academy

5th graders in Mrs. Parrish’s science class have been busy studying properties of matter. They used basic items to study the material a little more hands-on. It was amazing (and messy) fun while learning!

ACA 6th Graders Discover Through a Microscope

Auburn Classical Academy’s sixth grade science focus is Biology. Pictured here are Maddy Hochard, Gabriella Nagy and Wyatt Saylor. They are learning all about prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells with a microscope!

ACS Celebrates 100 Days Smarter

Auburn City Schools students, dressed as centenarians, celebrated being 100 days smarter. The Auburn City Schools calendar includes 180 school days for students, which makes the 100th day of instruction a milestone and a great time to reflect on some of the significant accomplishments achieved during the academic year. This special event further develops students’ understanding and recognition of numbers up to 100 and is ideal for supporting math concepts from pre-kindergarten to second grade.

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