The RAM Report

Attention students enrolled in AP courses — it’s time to register for your AP exams!

The registration deadline is November 13, so don’t wait until the last minute.

Secure your spot and take the next step toward earning college credit. Register today!

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Fundraiser runs from Nov. 13th - Nov. 17th

Hey Rams! Do you have old sneakers sitting in your closet? Don’t throw them out, donate them!

Our SkillsUSA chapter is partnering with GotSneakers to collect gently used athletic shoes. Every pair helps the environment and supports our SkillsUSA program!

Drop off your sneakers in the boxes located in every pod with the GotSneakers label between November 10-21, 2025. Let’s recycle, raise funds, and make a difference one step at a t

We need your help! Daily dress code violations and personal device distractions are impacting learning. Please review these key expectations with your child:

• Skirts may not be rolled; shirts may not be tied.

• Pants must stay at the waist; belts are encouraged.

• Outerwear must be hoodless and solid navy, hunter green, or white.

• No personal devices (phones, headphones, iPads). Only DCSD Chromebooks are allowed.

These steps help students focus, stay safe, and reduce disciplinary issues. Your partnership makes a difference!

At Arabia Mountain High School, excellence begins with being present and on time. We are reminding all students of the importance of arriving to school on time each morning and reporting promptly to every class period throughout the day.

Punctuality not only builds strong habits for college and career success but also ensures that no instructional time is lost. Starting this week, random tardy sweeps will be conducted, and repeated tardiness will result in consequences.

Parents, we ask for your support in reinforcing the importance of time management with your scholar so that together, we can continue to uphold our culture of excellence.

RAMS are ready, responsible, and on time—every day, every class period!

Vaping and e-cigarette use have become an increasing concern among teens nationwide. At Arabia Mountain High School, we are committed to keeping our students informed and safe. While vaping is often perceived as “less harmful” than smoking, research shows it can have serious health consequences, including lung damage, addiction, and impaired brain development.

For Students:

• Vaping devices can contain nicotine, THC, and other harmful substances.

• Chemicals in vape products can damage lungs, the heart, and the brain.

• Peer pressure may make vaping seem “cool,” but staying informed helps you make safer choices.

For Parents:

• Keep an open line of communication with your children about the dangers of vaping.

• Watch for signs of vaping, including unusual scents, small devices, or changes in behavior.

• Encourage healthy habits and support students who may already be using vaping products.

Together, as a Ram Family, we can ensure a safer, healthier environment for all our students.

RAMS, plan ahead for your college entrance exams! 🌪️ Whether you’re taking the SAT or ACT, make sure to register early and secure your spot.

📅 SAT Test Dates & Registration:
🔗 Register here

📅 ACT Test Dates & Registration:
🔗 Register here

See Ms. Ham in the counseling center for more information regarding fee waivers for students who qualify.

✅ Don’t wait—deadlines come fast!

The Forever Pink Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Committee is now accepting applications for the 2025–2026 academic year. For full details—including award amounts, eligibility criteria, requirements, and deadlines—please refer to the Forever Pink Foundation Scholarship Packet.

Since its founding, the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) has helped more than 500,000 students achieve their dream of earning a college degree.

As the nation’s largest private scholarship provider for minority students, UNCF awards over $100 million each year to support students at more than 1,100 colleges and universities nationwide, including its prestigious network of 37 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

Beyond scholarships, UNCF manages a wide range of programs designed to expand opportunities for students. These include the Fund II Foundation UNCF STEM Scholars Program, UNCF/Koch Scholars Program, K-12 Education Fellowship, and the Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Scholarship Program.

With every scholarship and fellowship, UNCF continues its mission of empowering the next generation of leaders. CLICK HERE for more information.