Weekly Eagle News

Clubs should know in order to advertise for your club's special events, please turn your announcement into room #205 for posting. Going forward, flyers will be hung in Eagle Hall, on the tri marquee and blue board in the quad, on the Softball Shed wall, outside room #912, and in the admin building window. All other posters will be removed.

UPCOMING SPORTING EVENTS: See WEEK OF SPORT

Welcome Eagle Families,

Students can purchase an ASB discount card for free entry to all non CIF playoff events online at the AGHS Webstore or at the student business office on campus.

Purchase your digital ticket here: GoFan

How to Purchase Ticket Help Video: click here

City of Arroyo Grande Volunteer Opportunities

Pismo Beach Veterans Hall Community Service

5cities Homeless Coalition Community Service Opportunities

Reminder Eagles, donations of items do not qualify for community service as noted at the bottom of the community service form.

Check those grades! We are past the mid semester mark and it is important to get those grades looking good. Now is the time to lock in and make sure your grades look exactly how you want them to look. Please remember that your counselor is a great resource for creating a plan to get you back on track if needed!

Sophomore and Sophomore Families: We will begin scheduling our sophomores for their junior year during the week of November 10th! Counselors will be meeting with sophomores through their English classes to begin the process of selecting classes for junior year. We will provide all of the scheduling resources for you to use at home to have conversations with your student about what they will be taking for their junior year at AGHS! We will meet again with our rising juniors the week of December 1st, after the Thanksgiving break.

Seniors and Senior Families: Please remember that the counseling department wants to see all college apps before your student submits and we are here for drop in hours every Monday through Thursday from 2:00-4:00PM for college app help!

Free Mental Health Support: Lucia Mar is proud to offer all students access to free mental health teletherapy through Daybreak Health. Please see the flyer in the newsletter for more information or call the Counseling Department at (805)474-2030.

AGHS Science Tutoring Labs

Need help with your Science classes, check out the tutoring labs on campus. Need a private tutor, see the counseling office for a paid tutor list.

AGHS Math Tutoring Labs

Need help with your Math classes, check out the tutoring labs on campus. Need a private tutor, see the counseling office for a paid tutor list.

Make Sure to Clear your Absences

Clear Absences by 4pm Tuesday, 11/04/25. Please make sure that the Attendance Office is informed of the reason for any still unverified absences for 10/06/25 - 10/31/25. After that date, we will not be able to make any changes.

College & Military Visits

Seniors and Juniors planning a college/military visit should stop by the Attendance Office to pick up an Excused Absence Request form ahead of their visit. If approved, up to two days may be excused. Visits that will last longer than two days would require a Short Term Independent Study Contract to excuse the absence.

Attendance FAQs

To contact the Attendance Office:

Call (805) 474-3200 ext. 2044 A - L or

Email Dawn.Lewis@LMUSD.org

Call (805) 474-3200 ext. 2043 M - Z or

Email Alisha.Black@LMUSD.org

Espanol Call Mrs. Karen Robles (805) 474-3200 ext.2199

SLO Behavioral Health, SLO County Opioid Safety Coalition, SLO County Friday Night Live in partnership with San Luis Obispo County Office of Education will be hosting a “Fentanyl High” film screening on November 5th from 6pm-8pm at the SLO Downtown Centre Cinemas. “Fentanyl High” is a documentary made by students FOR students. The film follows several high school students as they tell the heartbreaking truth their peers and families experienced with fentanyl poisoning. The film also explores how teens deal with emotional pain, navigate high school party culture, and are at risk of buying fake pills pretending to be Adderall, OxyContin, Percocet or Xanax on social media. This event provides an excellent opportunity for students and parents to learn more about the realities of fentanyl and opioid use, as well as open a dialogue for further discussion at home. For more information and to reserve your tickets, please visit www.slocounty.gov/fnl.