The RAM Report

The 13.5-week progress reports will be available to parents and students in Infinite Campus on Friday, November 21st. Please be sure to review your student's grades. Progress reports provide parents and students with the student's academic progress in a course at every 13.5 week period during a semester. The grades on a progress report are not a part of the student's permanent record or transcript but should help students to gauge their performance in a course. Student grades are finalized at the end of each semester and are posted to the official transcript at the end of the Fall and Spring semesters. Therefore, it is imperative that students are aware of their grades in a course and that they take advantage of any remediation opportunity that has been provided by the teacher.

As a reminder, Career Pathway students must earn a 2.5-semester G.P.A., and Magnet students must earn a 3.0-semester G.P.A. to maintain satisfactory academic standing. Students falling below this G.P.A. requirement at the end of the Fall 2025 semester are in jeopardy of being placed on academic probation or being exited from the academic program. Encourage your child to calculate their current G.P.A. by using the instructions attached below. Please speak to your child about their current status in their courses and contact your student’s teacher if you have any questions regarding their progress in a course.

We are proud to celebrate an incredible weekend of achievement, leadership, and Ram excellence at the 2025 Georgia TSA State Leadership Conference!

✨ Congratulations to our FIVE Statesman’s Award winners:

Orok Edem (Class of 2026)

Aldana (Class of 2026)

Quin-en Sawyer (Class of 2026)

Miking B. (Class of 2028)

Sarah Ikaiddi (Class of 2026)

Your hard work, discipline, and dedication to TSA leadership truly paid off. You embody what it means to lead with integrity and excellence!

🏆 In addition, AMHS TSA earned two Conference Presentation Awards, further proving that our students are creative, prepared, and ready for the future of engineering and technology.

💙💚 We could not be more proud of our TSA chapter. Thank you to our advisors, parents, and supporters who help make these moments possible.

Arabia Mountain High School is excited to share a valuable resource for all our students: GaTutor, a free online tutoring program for Georgia public high school students (grades 9–12), powered by the Georgia Virtual Learning (GaVL) initiative through the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE).

Key Features of GaTutor:

• Free for Students: All eligible Georgia public high school students can access tutoring at no cost.

• One-on-One Support: Tutoring sessions are individualized and led by highly qualified, Georgia-certified teachers.

• Core Subjects: Support is available in math, science, language arts, and social studies.

• Flexible Scheduling: Online sessions are offered after school on weekday evenings, as well as on Saturdays and Sundays, making it easy to fit tutoring into your schedule.

• Easy Access: Students can book sessions through their Infinite Campus student portal account via ClassLink. More information and login instructions are available at gavirtuallearning.org/gatutor.

GaTutor is designed to provide targeted academic support tailored to each student’s individual needs. Whether you’re looking to strengthen understanding in a challenging subject or prepare for an upcoming assessment, GaTutor is a convenient and effective way to get the help you need—right from home.

Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your learning and achieve your academic goals!

The 2026 DCSD Technology Competition will be held on Saturday, January 24, 2026, at Dr. Ronald E. McNair Middle School and we would like to extend this volunteer opportunity to high school students in school-based clubs or organizations. Students will serve as facilitators in various areas during the event. Additional information will be provided prior to the event. All high school club sponsors are invited to submit a form for your organization.

Please click the link or image below to complete the volunteer form. Thank you!

https://bit.ly/TCVolunteerRegistration

Every purchase supports student leadership, competitions, and career opportunities.

Order online at https://popup.doublegood.com/s/sd0q552g but hurry, it’s only available for a limited time!

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!

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!

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.

Let's support our student artists! Stonecrest Library is showcasing our 2025 Reflections entries. From November 13 - Thursday, December 4, our students submissions will be on display at Stonecrest Library | 3123 Klondike Rd - Stonecrest, GA 30038.

Hours:

Monday - Wednesday 10a - 8pm

Thursday - Saturday 10a - 5pm

Sunday - closed

This display features original works by Arabia Mountain High School students who participated in the 2025 National PTA Reflections Program — a nationwide arts initiative encouraging students to explore their talents and express themselves through creativity.

Each piece represents a unique interpretation of this year’s Reflections theme “I Belong!”, shown through the expressive categories of: Visual Arts, Photography, Literature, Music Composition, Dance Choreography, and Film Production.

We celebrate and thank these young artists for sharing their art, vision, and hearts with our community.