GRIZZ-O-GRAM

Hello Grizzly students and families,

I can’t believe it but it’s time to begin planning for next year at Ashland High School! Starting next week, our counselors will be visiting classes and meeting with students to talk about course options and help them think about the opportunities ahead.

Students received their forecasting forms over the past couple of weeks. We encourage you to take a few minutes to review the form together and talk about classes that will support your student’s interests, goals, and a healthy balance between academics and extracurricular activities. Forecasting is a great chance for students to think intentionally about what they want their school year to look like.

The forecasting form helps families visualize a potential schedule based on the courses offered at Ashland High School. Please be sure to read the directions carefully so the form is completed fully and accurately.

We also encourage families to explore the course guide, which outlines different pathways within each department and highlights the many elective opportunities available to students.

You can find the course guide and more information about the forecasting process here:
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/ahs/page/forecasting

We look forward to helping students build a schedule that challenges them, supports their goals, and makes the most of their high school experience.

Hello Families,

We wanted to send a brief reminder about our school’s cell phone expectations. We’ve seen more phones coming out during the school day, especially during passing periods, lunch, and other unstructured times, and we want to ensure we stay consistent with district policy.

As a reminder, Ashland School District’s updated electronic device policy requires that student cell phones and personal electronic devices remain off and put away from the moment students enter campus until they leave campus. This includes passing periods, breaks, and lunch. Devices may only be used if a staff member gives explicit permission or if an approved exception in the board policy applies. https://policy.osba.org/ashland/J/JFCEB%20D1.PDF

The goal of this policy is simple: more focus, more connection, and fewer distractions. While phones are part of daily life, we also know students learn and engage more fully when they are present with their peers and teachers.

If your student needs a locker to help keep their device stored during the school day, they can come to the main office to pick up a locker agreement form.

Thank you for your support in helping keep our learning environment focused and consistent for all students.

Your friendly neighborhood counselors will be meeting with students individually during the week of 3/16 - 3/20 to discuss forecasting and enter class requests for next year! They will be meeting with each English class throughout the week! See the schedule above.

• Student Features
• Athletics Update
• Upcoming Events
• Student Opportunities
• Grief Support
• From the Dean's Office - Cell Phone Policy & Attendance
• SBAC Testing
• Ashland High School PTO
• Yearbooks Available!
• Class of 2026
• Counseling Office - Volunteer & Scholarship Opportunities
• Registrar
• College & Career Center
• Athletics cont.
• Nutrition Services - ASD Students Free Meals!
• Transportation
• Student Health and Mental Health Support
• Helpful Links

AHS was excited to take a group of 14 students to the César E. Chávez Leadership Conference at Southern Oregon University on March 6. This annual gathering brings together Latinx high school students and community leaders from throughout the region to enhance students’ readiness to take on leadership roles and deepen their understanding of current issues in the Latinx community. Attendees participate in workshops that cover cultural arts, college readiness and leadership skills. Furthermore, the conference actively motivates Latino youth to pursue educational opportunities beyond high school.

On March 4, two AHS seniors Owen Beck and Marcel Starbird were presented with Oregon State University’s most prestigious and competitive award, the OSU Presidential Scholarship. In 2026, only 4.7% of eligible students (145/3,060) were awarded this distinction. The Presidential Scholarship is worth $10,000 a year and is in addition to the $5,000 per year OSU merit scholarships these students have already received – so $60,000 total!!

Please join us in congratulating Marcel and Owen!!!

Over the weekend, seniors Tyler Rogers and Kenny Arreaga competed in the 16th Annual Oregon Coast Invitational Culinary Competition at the Oregon Coast Culinary Institute. Both students performed amazingly, and we couldn't be more proud of their creativity, hard work, and graciousness at the competition. Kenny Arreaga won first place and a $3000 scholarship to OCCI.

Additionally, culinary 5 students in our baking and pastry course, as well as several culinary 1 & 2 students baked amazing desserts for our PTO fundraiser. I am told these amazing students raised quite a bit of money.

3/6-3/14 - AHS Theatre Presents: A Midsummer Night's Dream

3/14 - Spring Formal @ 8:00 pm in Lower Gym

3/23-3/27 - Spring Break (No School)

Friday 3/6 @ 7:00 pm

Saturday 3/7 @ 3:00 pm

Thursday 3/12 @ 7:00 pm - Understudy Show

Friday 3/13 @ 7:00 pm

Saturday 3/14 @ 3:00 pm

Tickets: $15 ($10 for students/seniors, Free for 5 & under)

Purchase tickets at https://ashlandhs.booktix.com

The National Honor Society presents our Cherry Blossom Spring Formal!

This event will be happening on Saturday, March 14th from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm. It will be located in AHS's lower gym. Tickets are $20 and will be sold at the door of the dance. If you are bringing a guest, they must bring their ID they submitted with their guest pass. Guest passes were due Wednesday.

We are officially kicking off our 2nd Annual March Madness Staff vs Student 3 game series! Games will be happening during TCB on March 17th and March 19th, with the final game happening during the all-school rally on March 20th! Games will be happening in the main gym, competitive spirit is highly encouraged! If you're interested in playing, sign up with the QR code posted around campus and on social media!

This wonderful program is a 3-period part of your Ashland High School experience. You will earn your English, Social Studies, and Science credits while being part of a small community of learners. This program features project-based learning, reflective practices, as well as a strong outdoor element with a variety of field trips and a class garden.

If you're interested in the Thoreau program and would like more information, come see where the magic happens! Both teachers will be present, along with student testimonials, applications, and all the details you need to determine if this program is a good fit for your student. Hope to see you there!

When: April 29th, 2:00-4:00 pm

Where: English Building, Room 3

Questions? Contact Jennifer Wahpepah at Jennifer.Wahpepah@ashland.k12.or.us

Sunday 3/1 - Tween D&D, 1:00-3:00

Tuesday 3/3 - Teen Crafternoon, 4:00-5:30

Wednesday 3/11 - Video Game Hangout, 2:30-4:30

Tuesday 3/17 - Succulent Adoption Event, 4:00-5:00

Wednesday 3/25 - Papier-Mache, 2:30-4:30

Snacks provided at all events! For more events & teen resources, visit jcls.org/teens

Connect with other teens and be your authentic self. Join us for council, games, activities, snacks and fun.

8 week sessions: Oct-May in Ashland, Oregon

6th-9th graders, all genders. Wednesdays, 3:30-5:30

Contact Info: (541) 708-3609, jasmyne@guided-passages.com, www.guided-passages.com

Join us for a life-changing experience - Spend 6 days and 5 nights in beautiful Dorena, Oregon. Participate in leadership challenge activities, small group work, team building, outdoor recreation, campfire...and much more!

Seeking high school sophomores and juniors with leadership potential who want to be challenged to grow as leaders and citizens.

Where: Dorena Lake, Oregon

When: June 15-20, 2026

Cost: 100% paid by Rotary (no cost to students or families)

Deadline to apply: April 17th, 2026

Local Rotary Contact Information: Kathleen Mackris / (541) 821-3978 / kmackris@gmail.com

Details: July 8th-14th, 7 days, 6 nights in Marble Mountains, Northern California, with a 24 hour Solo Welcome Home ceremony on July 15th

Gear: Tents, chairs, bear bins, kitchen, and meals included

Contact: (541) 631-4092, jasmyne@guided-passages.com

Website: www.guided-passages.com

Join us on an epic Backpacking Adventure into the Marble Mountain Wilderness of Northern California during this Rites of Passage journey. We'll mare the transition into the next phase of your journey, explore the backcountry, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Guided Passages operates under special use permit with the Klamath National Forest and is an equal opportunity provider.

WinterSpring grief support groups offer a safe, confidential space to share, support, an listen to one another. These meetings will be guided by two grief support specialists who are there to provide a safe environment to explore your unique feelings around your loss. Facilitators won't offer advice or tell you how to grieve; they will simply be there to support and listen to you.

• Every Tuesday 2:00pm-2:50 pm
• Located in H-39.

Please see your counselor for more information!

WinterSpring grief support groups offer a safe, confidential space to share, support, and listen to one another. These meetings will be guided by two grief support specialists who are there to provide a safe environment to explore your unique feelings around your loss. Facilitators won't offer advice or tell you how to grieve; they will simply be there to support and listen to you.

• Every Tuesday 3:45-5:15 pm
• Located in AHS Main Office Conference Room
• Starts 3/31/26

Starting January 1, 2026, Ashland School District’s updated electronic device policy goes into effect. The goal is simple — more focus, more connection, and less distraction.

During class time, phones, earbuds, and smartwatches need to be off and put away. Students can use them before school and after school, students cannot use their devices during school hours, including lunch, breaks, passing periods- they must be turned off and put away from bell to bell.

We know phones are part of life, but we also know our students learn and connect best when they’re fully present. This update helps keep classrooms focused and encourages face-to-face interaction the good kind.

Thanks for your support as we continue to make AHS a place where students can thrive, stay engaged, and enjoy being part of this community. If your student needs a locker to help accommodate this change, please have them come to the main office to receive a locker agreement form.

Please use this link to view the official ASD board policy: https://policy.osba.org/ashland/search.asp?si=75853865&pid=r&nsb=1&n=0&_charset_=windows-1252&bcd=%F7&s=ashland&query=devices

Where to report a change in your student's attendance:

AHSattendance@ashland.k12.or.us

For information on absences, unexcused absences, and more, please read out Attendance FAQ on our website. Click HERE

This list is school instructions, not medical advice. Please contact your health care provider with health concerns. Each column depicts the symptoms of an illness and the length of time after which a student can return to school. This time will vary based on type of illness.

SBAC testing is around the corner, and we here at AHS want to acknowledge why state testing is an important tool for not only educators, but for students as well.

Testing is a crucial aspect of learning because it enables students to showcase their knowledge and abilities. Regularly taking these kinds of tests can boost students' confidence and enhance their test-taking skills, which is a valuable asset for their continued education and success.

State assessments like the SBAC also offer valuable insights into student learning, aiding teachers and parents in enhancing instruction and supporting student achievement. Results play a vital role in pinpointing areas where students excel and areas where they need improvement. By addressing these learning needs promptly, teachers and parents can concentrate their efforts on providing targeted instruction to foster success.

This is also how we show the community and the world just what our students are able to do and how well we have done as a school to prepare them. We take pride in what we do and we want students to show pride in what they have learned by doing their best.

Students should strive to do their personal best on the SBAC. Education is a journey of growth and development, and it's through this process that students can set personal goals and take ownership of their learning and strive for continuous improvement.

The 2024-2026 yearbook is a gift worth waiting for. Scan to send a text to order, or go to" jostens.com/ybkgift

All cap and gown orders placed through Jostens on or before January 26th will be handed out on the quad during lunch on April 1st. All other orders will be shipped directly to your home. If you are wanting to purchase announcements through Jostens, make sure your order is in by March 15th.

Graduation will be held on June 6th at 6:30 pm. It will be held at the Lithia Band Shell. Per the Ashland Parks rules, there will be no reserving of spots until 5:00 pm the day of graduation. ADA drop off will be permitted in front of the entrance to the bandshell. There are also concrete pads and walkways for ADA seating and access in the park. All seating is first come first serve - however, ADA seating is reserved for only those in need.

Need to order your graduation cap & gown? Check out this video from Jostens!

When: Friday, June 5th from 10:00 pm - 2:30 am

Where: Family Fun Center in Central Point

Transportation will be provided and tickets include full access to al games, rides, and food trucks.

Scan the QR code to make your donation, or mail a check to:

AHS Senior All Night Party

1467 Siskiyou Blvd. #26

Ashland, OR 97520

Thank you for your support for the Class of 2026!

AHS Counselors:

Julie Bleicker: 9th Grade Counselor

Alec Slinkard-Galpin: 10th-12th Grade - Students with last names: A-Lon

Laura Tagg: 10th-12th Grade - Students with last names: Lop-Z

Community Service Requirements - Class of 2026

All seniors will be required to complete 100 hours of community service

• All 100 hours must be recorded prior to graduation
• Up to 50 hours may be paid for work
• Completed community service forms go to the main office for hours to be logged by the Registrar
• This form can be found in the main and the counseling office, or click here for a copy: CommunityServiceHoursForm.pdf

Saturday, March 14th, the Jackson County Fair Grounds EXPO Center will be holding their 3rd annual Crab Crack!

If you're interested in volunteering, contact Liz Walton at lizziewalton74@gmail.com

FOTAS is a non-profit organization providing a wide variety of services and programs for pet owners in Jackson County such as conducting monthly vaccination and microchipping programs and operating a low cost spay and neuter clinic. FOTAS' Recycling Program allows Ashland residents to donate redeemable bottles and cans at the Ashland Recycling Center.

Ashland High School students are now eligible to work on the Recycling Program. Two thirds of all time work is paid while the other third is voluntary and unpaid. All hours worked will be tracked and eligible for credit towards AHS required community service hours.

Students that are interested in participating will be required to complete a job application and a short online interview so they'll get experience applying for a job and, if selected, real work experience that can be added to their resume, while also helping them to meet their AHS requirements for community service.

Although changes are likely over time and the work hours may be different on certain dates, the general work schedule for February is listed above.

If interested, you can review a more complete overview here or contact: Gary B. Yamamura, Founder, at g_yamamura@msn.com or call at 760.443.3967

Wednesdays at the Ashland UMC, 175 N Main St.

Work alongside friendly people of all ages: from elementary students to retired folks. Apply your hours to required community service for school or sports. Morning or afternoon shifts available. Text: 303-718-6659 or email fumcashlandfoodpantry@gmail.com

Renaissance Scholars: Applicant Requirements - RSP is open to high school seniors, recent graduates, and current college students from Oregon or Illinois. We also aware students at partner HBCUs. Must have at least a 3.0 GPA, first-generation student seeking a bachelor's degree, with significant financial need. Application deadlines are February 1st and May 1st. 796 enrolled scholars, 151 unique colleges, $4 millions scholarship support in 2024, 85% six year grad rate.

The mission of the Renaissance Scholars Program (RSP) is to provide renewable scholarships and offer support to talented first-generation students with significant financial need. The scholarship provides up to $5k per year towards direct college costs such as tuition, fee, and on-campus housing. RSP provides additional support to recipients through scholar events, a growing online resource library, and other ongoing programs.

Learn more & apply at www.rscholars.org. Questions? Call 503.726.5970 or email info@rscholars.org

Students are invited to participate in AHAA's Student Arts Mentorship Program!

AHAA's Student Arts Mentorship Program partners with local artists, teachers, and the Ashland School District to match students with arts mentors outside of the classroom. Whether you are someone who loves to paint or enjoys singing, this is the perfect chance to enhance your creative skills and participate in private lessons, mentoring, or arts programs and camps outside of school. Students who are interested in trying something new or would like to pursue something after school with their friends are encouraged to participate.

AHAA offers scholarships to cover the costs associated with each of these opportunities. To learn more and to apply for a scholarship, please visit www.ashlandarts.org/studentscholarships.htm.

For questions regarding registration, transferring out of AHS, transcript and/or diploma requests, and record requests, please reach out to our Registrar, Jay Villanueva, at:

Jay.Villanueva@ashland.k12.or.us

Our transcript request PDF forms for current or former students are located here on the AHS website or attached below!

The College & Career Center is located in the AHS Library. Students can get help exploring post high school education and career pathways by dropping in or reaching out to our AHS College & Career Specialist, Jen Marsden. She is available to help all students (and their families) explore post high school education and career options, and to assist in navigating the college admissions and financial aid process. Please reach out to her with questions or to schedule an appointment at jennifer.marsden@ashland.k12.or.us.

Interested students, especially juniors, and their families are strongly encouraged to attend this spring’s College & Career Pathways Information Sessions, learn about our ASPIRE program and check out the updated 2026-27 AHS College Handbook. Please see below for more info on these and other resources!

This semester, seniors explored post high school pathways in their AHS College & Career Readiness (CCR) and AP Macroeconomics/CCR classes, where they received support on completing college and scholarship applications. Find more information about scholarships available to seniors below. Second semester, all juniors will be taking our new Future Foundations class, where they will be learning about personal financial literacy, as well as exploring career and college opportunities. Jen Marsden (AHS College & Career Specialist) and AHS Counselors and are also available to individually help students explore their interests, and to assist in navigating the college admissions and financial aid process.

Juniors and other interested students, and parents/guardians, are encouraged to attend upcoming College & Career Pathways Info Sessions which will begin again in March. Check out the AHS College & Career Center webpage, where you can find a list of upcoming college visits, information on the AHS ASPIRE mentoring program, and other resources. We welcome students and parents/guardians to reach out to jennifer.marsden@ashland.k12.or.us or their AHS Counselor with questions or to schedule an appointment regarding career and college planning.

Thursday, April 9: College Pathways 101

5:30-6:30pm in the AHS Library

Overwhelmed by the idea of thinking about college? Finding an educational pathway that’s a good fit takes some planning. Topics covered include the importance of spending time learning about different kinds of educational opportunities, the process of applying to both professional career schools, community colleges and four-year colleges/universities, ACT/SAT testing, and an introduction to financial aid and scholarships.

Thursday, April 30: Financial Aid 101

5:30-6:30pm in the AHS Library

Learn about the pathways to access financial aid and scholarships! We will discuss the process for completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), which qualifies students to receive the Federal Pell Grant, Oregon Opportunity Grant (OOG), Oregon Promise Grant (OPG), and government loans. We will also cover the ORSAA (Oregon Student Aid Application) for students eligible for the OOG and OPG, who cannot complete the FAFSA, and the CSS Profile—an additional financial aid application required by some private colleges

AHS College Handbook: Check out the new 2026-27 AHS College Handbook, which includes information on how to find an educational pathway that’s a good fit, opportunities available at community colleges and four-year public/private universities, WUE schools, financial aid/scholarships, and many other useful resources. Hard copies of the updated handbook will be available soon in the College & Career Center.

ACT/SAT Info and Updates: Students applying to four-year colleges that require test scores usually take the ACT and/or SAT in spring of junior year and/or fall of senior year. The Oregon Public Universities no longer require test scores for admissions. Many colleges and universities are test optional. Check individual schools for current guidelines.

Students register for the ACT and SAT online. Upcoming testing dates: ACT (April 11, June 13, July 11), SAT (May 2, June 6, August 23).

Students who qualify for a fee waiver for the ACT/SAT, should reach out to karyn.barats@ashland.k12.or.us in the AHS Counseling Office for a voucher before registering for either test.

Many of our students do NOT have to pay to take the ACT/SAT, AP tests, and can also receive tuition waivers and scholarships for SOU dual credit courses. To qualify for these benefits this school year, students/families must complete and turn in the Oregon Family Income Survey to the AHS Main Office to demonstrate their eligibility. You can find a link to a fillable PDF of this form at the end of the GOG. Hard copies are also available in the AHS Main Office.

ASPIRE at AHS: ASPIRE’s trained volunteer mentors work individually with students to explore education and career pathways. Mentors assist their students in researching colleges and training programs, preparing admissions and scholarship applications, understanding the financial aid process, and many other aspects of the road to post-secondary education and careers. Students who want to learn more about ASPIRE or sign up for a mentor can contact jennifer.marsden@ashland.k12.or.us

And here are a few more great resources: Oregon Goes to College, Get Schooled, Rogue Community College CTE Programs, Big Future, Niche, and Colleges that Change Lives.

Transform Youth & Family Counseling provides individual, family & group counseling, adhd testing, support for anxiety & depression, LGBTQIA+ affirming counseling, help with school stress & behavior concerns, family conflict & communication counseling.

Know someone who could benefit from our services? Please scan the QR code provided to complete our quick inquiry form. Once submitted, our Client Care Coordinator will contact the family, discuss their needs, verify insurance, and get them scheduled for an intake appointment.

Dear Ashland High School Parents,

Welcome to a new year of Ashland High School Athletics! We look forward to the 2025-2026 season. If your student is interested in participating in a sport this year, please follow the instructions below to complete the Athletics Release Form.

Again this school year the Athletic Release Form will be completed online through our partner company, Arbiter Sports. Arbiter Sports (formally Family ID) is a secure registration site that provides an easy, user-friendly means of registering for athletics. You will need to create a family profile just once during your student’s 4-year high school athletics participation. Once registered, the system will keep track of your information in your family profile. By saving your information future registrations will be simplified.

INFORMATION NEEDED TO REGISTER

It will be helpful to have the following information on hand when completing the online registration form.

• · Health Insurance Information (Carrier and Policy Number)
• · Doctor Information (Name and Phone Number)
• · Emergency contact information

To register, go to: https://students.arbitersports.com/organizations/ashland-school-district

Once on the Ashland High School Arbiter Sports Page follow these instructions:

1. Click on Create Account in the upper right hand corner of the screen
2. Enter your family name, email address and create a password. You will receive an email with a link to confirm your new account (if you don’t see the email, check your spam or junk mail).
3. Click on the link in your email confirmation.You will use this account
4. After confirming your account you may now register for athletics.You may need to search Ashland High School in the “Find Programs” tab.
   
5. Once on the Ashland High School landing page on Arbiter Sports select the program (season) for which you would like to register. If your student is going to participate in winter or spring sports, you can sign up for those as well (one sport per season).
   
6. Enter the required information and sign the agreements, click continue.
   You will be prompted to confirm your registration on the next page.
7. Finally, you will be required to submit a Physicians Clearance. (See below)

PHYSICIAN’S CLEARANCE FORM

• 9th and 11th grade student athletes must be cleared by a physician in order to participate in high school sports. This must be on the OSAA form “School Sports Pre-Participation Examination” and is good for two calendar years.
• This form must be turned in to the athletics office before your child will be allowed to participate in any tryouts or practices. This can also be submitted by email Ashley.Caughell@ashland.k12.or.us or fax 541-482-8298, or upload to your Family ID registration.
• A completed physical examination is required dated after June 1, 2023.

SUPPORT

If you need assistance with you registration, you can call Arbiter Sports at 1-800-311-4060 or email: support@arbitersports.com. Support is available 7 days per week and messages will be returned promptly.

FALL (practice starts August 18th)

Cheerleading

Cross Country

Football

Mountain Bike

Soccer

Volleyball

Water Polo

WINTER (practice starts November 17th)

Basketball

Cheerleading

Snowboarding

Alpine Ski (downhill)

Nordic Ski (cross country)

Swimming

Wrestling

SPRING (practice starts March 2nd)

Baseball

Crew

Equestrian

Golf

Softball

Tennis

Track & Field

Volleyball (boys club)

Please visit our Athletic Department Store and support our Grizzlies with some customizable gear!

We are excited to announce that all students in our district will receive free breakfast and lunch this school year, regardless of economic status. No applications are necessary - students can simply come to the cafeteria to enjoy fresh, nutritious meals.

Please reach out to Christina.Lehman@ashland.k12.or.us for more information

Ashland School District qualifies as a USDA Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) site; this means all students in the Ashland School District have access to a free breakfast and lunch. AHS still wants to know which of our students would traditionally qualify for free and reduced lunch. We use this information to make sure we can direct resources to the students that need it most. The information is completely confidential and for administrative use only. Students who qualify are eligible for reduced fees for school events like our dances as well as reduced fees for AP Tests. Completed forms should be turned into the Main Office to the attention of the Bookkeeper.

• Oregon Family Income Survey - English.pdf
• Oregon Family Income Survey - Spanish.pdf

Go to the ASD website and select Departments from the top row, then Transportation, and then select the ASD Transportation Request Form.

Please see the letter below for an important notice from the Rogue Valley Transportation District about service reductions.

Hello Grizzly Families,

Please see the attached notices concerning detection of measles in thew wastewater in Josephine County.

The La Clinica team is here to support your students with their medical and mental health needs. It is time to collect updated paperwork and consents. If your student is 15 or older, they can sign up on their own. If your student is 14 or under, we need parent permission before we can see them. Have your student stop by the health center to get the paperwork. Contact La Clinica School Based Health Center with questions.

Ashland School Counselors

541-482-8771 then press 4

Located on the Ashland High School Campus

Hours 8:00am to 4:00pm

Ashland School District uses the Safe Oregon tip line system.

A link to the tip line is located at the bottom of every school web page.

Who receives tips to the School Safety Tip Line? Specially trained technicians field incoming tips 24 hours- a-day, 365 days-a-year for all public schools Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. The Oregon State Police provides this service through a contracted vendor.

For details on how the tip line works, click here.

For a direct link to the Tip Reporting page, click here or on the image.

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Website: http://ashland.k12.or.us
Location: 201 South Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR 97520, USA
Phone: (541) 482-8771