The RAM Report

We’re thrilled to celebrate Homecoming 2025 with our theme: The Harlem Renaissance! Students can join in the fun by participating in our Spirit Week Dress-Up Days.

Please remember: All outfits must follow DCSD and AMHS dress code guidelines.

🚫 No ripped/tear jeans
🚫 No sweatpants or leggings
🚫 No outfits that expose skin

Let’s show our Ram Pride as we gear up to face Dunwoody High School this Friday night at Cobb Stadium!

👉 Check out the flyer below for daily Spirit Week themes and details.

Please join us in celebrating Miss Naomi Little and Mr. Adan Griffith, our newly crowned 2025 Mr. & Miss Arabia! 👑

We also recognize our outstanding runners-up:

• 1st Runner-Up, Miss Arabia: Mya Mark

• 1st Runner-Up, Mr. Arabia: Adonis McCormack

• 2nd Runner-Up, Miss Arabia: Havilland Smith

• 2nd Runner-Up, Mr. Arabia: Anthony Fischer

A huge congratulations to all of our contestants who did a fantastic job at last night’s event—you made Ram Nation proud!

A special thank you to the AMHS Chapter of PTSA for hosting such an extraordinary evening of elegance, talent, and Ram Pride.

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!

The PSAT/NMSQT will be administered on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at Arabia Mountain High School.

• Who is testing? All 10th grade students, plus 9th and 11th grade students who have registered.

• Arrival time: Students should arrive by 7:45 AM to ensure they are on time and ready for testing.

• Testing Preparation Reminders for Exam Takers ✅

  • Get a good night’s sleep before test day.

  • Eat a healthy breakfast the morning of the exam.

  • Bring sharpened No. 2 pencils and an approved calculator.

  • Leave cell phones and smart devices at home or powered off during testing.

  • Arrive on time and ready to focus.

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.