FOCUS!
Principal Notes March 3rd -7th
ALL WE DO IS WIN...WIN...WIN!
Shout-Out to Our Regional Science Fair Scholars!
A huge congratulations to our 12 incredible scholars who competed in the Regional Science Fair! Your dedication, hard work, and passion for discovery have made us all proud. A special shout-out to the 6 scholars who are advancing to the state competition—your commitment and perseverance are truly inspiring!
A heartfelt thank you to our amazing parents for their support, to Ms. Warren for leading the charge in preparing our scholars, and to Mrs. Mason for her incredible support and for making our amazing polo shirts. Your efforts made this experience even more special!
We are so proud of each of you and can’t wait to see what you accomplish next. Keep reaching for the stars! 🌟🔬👏
VISION
Gravitating toward limitless possibilities on one accord!
MISSION
To educate scholars to understand our global society through the study of science and world languages.
Celebrating Our Scholars
&
Honoring Ms. Cawthorne
This week has been nothing short of amazing as our scholars showcased their dedication, creativity, and hard work through their Black History Month Projects, Green Architect designs, and Science Fair presentations. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and the brilliance they continue to share with our school community.
As we celebrate our scholars, we also take a moment to honor Ms. Cawthorne, whose impact on our school's growth and success has been immeasurable. With a heavy heart yet immense gratitude, we send her off with love, appreciation, and best wishes for the journey ahead.
Thank you, Ms. Cawthorne...you will always be a part of our family! ❤️
What's Happening This Week... Mark your calendar!
Yearbook Sales - until March 14th
Art Walk Gallery - Monday - Friday from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Read Across America Week - March 3rd -7th
Marda Gras Celebration - Thursday, March 4th
Spring Parent Brunch - Friday, March 7th
Shout-Out to Commissioner Violet Edwards & Our Scholars!
A huge thank you to Commissioner Violet Edwards for being our guest speaker at our Black History Program! Your words of wisdom and inspiration made a lasting impact on our scholars and community.
Shout-out to our amazing scholars for their hard work in making this program a success, especially those who took the initiative to interview Commissioner Edwards. Your dedication and effort truly shined!
We appreciate everyone who played a part in celebrating Black history and excellence! 🎤📚✨
ASFL Middle READ ACROSS AMERICA!
Coming Up!
Spring Brunch, March 7th
Reminder: Spring Parent Brunch
This is a friendly reminder that the Spring Parent Brunch will take place on Friday, March 7th. Please note that this event is only for parents who have RSVP’d. We look forward to seeing you there!
Thank you!
Yearbook SALE until March 14th
WE NEED YOU HERE!
ACAP IS COMING!
A helpful ACAP resource for you and your scholar:
Student Absences
Some of you may have received an attendance letter regarding your scholar’s absences. If you believe this was sent in error, please contact Ms. Cawthorne. ALL absence excuses should be submitted to Ms. Cawthorne, Mrs. Vanessa, and Mrs. Shoulders.
PowerSchool Updates!
* Please make sure that your CONTACT information is current and accurate
* PowerSchool is our motherboard: attendance, grades, discipline
* Instructional Questions/concerns: Your scholars' teacher(s) is the first point of contact
ASFL Important Expectations
*Our dress code expectation applies to every ASFL scholar.
*Pajamas (tops and/or bottoms) are not to be worn to school.
*Ripped jeans - tights and/or leggings need to be worn under ripped jeans.
* Shorts- be mindful of the length. 3inches above the knee.
Cell Phone Expectation- If scholars choose to bring their cell phones to school. Our cell phone expectation (includes but not limited to Smart watches, ear buds, and headphones) applies to every ASFL scholar.
Cell phones can be picked up at or after 4 p.m.
Time to EAT!
Please Click and Read Department Links Below:
Collaborative Department
ELA Department
https://sites.google.com/hsv-k12.org/asflmiddleschooleladepartment/home
Math Department
https://docs.google.com/document/d/15Ltj0Vhwn-R2bkwJRdhEE691j0iyFRZ1mcmrHqySmM4/edit?usp=sharing
Science Department
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fLSn8S-V_FdH5MPILQ87iKcoLW-c1bUMWLe7mMAMYms/edit?usp=sharing
Social Studies Department
Foreign Language Department
Art
P.E./BAND Department
Don't Forget ...
* Doors open at 7:30 a.m. School starts at 8: 00 am.
* All scholar must be dropped off through the car ride line.
* Parents, please make sure your child is ready to exit on the right side of the vehicle.
* Late arrivals must sign in with a parent/guardian (18 years and up) at the office.
* * 2:15 pm – No student check-outs after 2:15 pm.
* Should your child’s transportation change, please submit to your child’s homeroom teacher in writing or email by 11:30 a.m. Also, include a telephone number so that we can confirm the change.
Please turn RIGHT on Mastin Lake when exiting the car rider line.
* Car Tags- Please see Mrs. Jolly
* PowerSchool – Parents/guardians have 24/7 access to their child’s grades, attendance, and BLOOM reports.
CONTACT US!
Questions:
Grades, Classwork & Assignments: contact your teacher first please firstname.lastname@hsv-k12.org
Attendance: Maquita Cawthorne at Maquita.Cawthorne@hsv-k12.org
Registration: Maquita Cawthorne at Maquita.Cawthorne@hsv-k12.org
Librarian: Alvona Brown at Alvona.Brown@hsv-k12.org
IT Support: If your student has difficulty with the internet or digital learning platform, please reach out to our HCS IT Department at helpdesk@hsv-k12.org or 256-428-6900.
School Fees & Finances: Shenise Tyson-Marshall at Shenise.Tyson@hsv-k12.org
School Counselor: Kimberly Williams at Kimberly.Williams@hsv-k12.org
Resources:
HCS Student & Parent Handbook: HCS Student Parent Handbook
HCS Behavioral Learning Guide: Behavioral Learning Guide
Bus Routes & Information: HCS Bus Information