Daily Bulletin

Are you aware DETENTION is held on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 3:00 - 4:00 pm
Wednesdays from 1:00 - 2:00 pm. 
There is no detention on Fridays.

REMINDER TO ALL MARINERS...All absences must be cleared within 72 hours.  Any absences not cleared by then will result in a unexcused absence.

• A special thank you to Ms. Cobain, Mr. DeMuth, Mrs. Kriscunas, Ms. Nowlin and Mr. O’Brien for honoring students for the Mariner Moment Award for the week of May 13th to May 17th.  Ms. Cobain honored Roberto Garcia Adaya and Carina Garcia-Lopez for aspiring higher. According to Ms. Cobain, Roberto has worked hard to bring up his grades and Carina demonstrated integrity when she asked to move her seat so she could bring up her grade.  Mr. DeMuth and Mrs. Kriscunas honored Sebastian Ruvalcaba, Ausitn McDonald, Jaden Avila-Britt, Brittney Ruiz-Gonzalez, Alexis Aguirre, and Kaitlyn LaRue for aspiring higher, leading by example, and being integrity oriented. According to Mr. DeMuth and Mrs. Kriscunas, these remarkable students represented Aptos High School's efforts to combat single-use plastics at the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Ocean Plastics Pollution Summit. Aptos High School is one of many schools in our country working to reduce the use of single-use plastics and protect the health of our oceans.  Please congratulate these exceptional environmental stewards for their leadership for a more sustainable future! Ms. Nowlin honored Jacqueline Fregger for leading by example. According to Ms. Nowlin, Jacqueline stepped in to help when her teacher was out for the day by looking up pages and helping her sub find the correct lesson plan in their textbook. Thank you Jacqueline!  Mr. O’Brien honored Cesar Suarez, Holden Eldredge, and Shea Weber for leading by example. According to Mr. O’Brien, He can always count on Cesar, Holden and Shea to stick around after class to help clean the classroom, plug in computers and put up chairs. Honorees will receive 25 “5star” points for being recognized for their contribution to positive school culture at AHS. They can redeem their points for rewards on Redeem Day which will be May 23rd. The weekly honorees will receive a certificate in their 2nd period classroom.  Click on the following link for names of students/staff who have been honored: 2018-2019 Mariner Moment Honorees.
• Reminder Students. Yearbook will be sold in a first come first serve basis, only during lunch and after school. The price is $100 and it can be paid with cash, check or card.
• Attention all Seniors, if you have 18 or more unexcused period absences and/or tardies you are on the exclusion list for the upcoming graduation ceremony.Please check your attendance on School Loop and contact the Student Services Office if you have any questions.
• Attention all students, Redeem Day will be Thursday May 23rd at lunch.  Students can redeem their 5 star points for rewards.  To access 5star to see your point total, please go to SAIL@AHS on the Aptos High School Website.  Information on Redeem Day will also be shared with you during tutorial on Wednesday May 22nd.
• Attention next year AP Government students: Please stop by Mr.Whitwam's room, C106, this week to receive the summer assignment. This is mandatory in order to keep your enrollment for next year.
• Did you sign up for summer school yet? Good news-the district is now taking applications for all grades for second-semester classes. See your counselor immediately for an application.
• Come see Aptos High Drama's Variety Show! Join us for a night of comedy, singing, dancing, drama, magic and much more! One night only, Friday May 24th at 7:00pm in the PAC! Tickets are $5 at the door! You won't want to miss it. See you there!
• All students that park on campus there are no more parking permits available, if you have not yet obtained a parking permit for this school year you can be added to a wait list by seeing Monica in the main office. Remember if you plan to park on campus you MUST HAVE a parking permit.
• Congratulations to Softball, they beat Carmel yesterday 2-0 in the CCS quarters final. They play again Thursday at Los Gatos.
• Congrats to baseball. They beat Capuchino 5-2 in the CCS quarters final and they play tomorrow in Santa Clara

• Need community service hours? Come to D-105 for Interact Club on Mondays at lunch, we have lots of community service opportunities and free snacks.

• Want to help clean up your local environment? Join the Surfrider club, meetings are held on Mondays at lunch in Mr. Hueth's room D-107. Come help us beatify our community and get community service hours!

Sports forms are available online or in the front office during summer.

• DRIVING & PARKING ON CAMPUS ALERT....... TICKETING IS IN EFFECT... Vehicles not adhering to all parking and driving regulations are subject to ticketing or towing!

• ABSENCES MUST BE CLEARED WITHIN 72 HOURS, 5 unexcused absences equals 1 Saturday School. Be sure to check your attendance on a regular basis, if you have 5 or more unexcused absences just attend a Saturday School and sign in. Students are responsible for keeping track of their attendance.

 2018 SPRING SEMESTER

May , 9am-1pm

Ticketing for illegal parking is in effect.  Remember that  PARKING ON CAMPUS  IS A PRIVILEGE...NOT A RIGHT.  

A PARKING PERMIT is required to park on campus. 

As members of the Aptos High School Community, it is OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO DEVELOP A POSITIVE SCHOOL CLIMATE that promotes respect for diversity, effective interpersonal and communication skills, self-esteem, conflict resolution, and personal as well as social responsibility  and well-being, and we take this charge seriously.

To support our efforts, we are asking that if you are aware of or witness any act of violence, bullying, harassment, or substance abuse on our campus or at any AHS sponsored event, please...

1. Contact an administrator, staff member, coach or trusted adult.
2. If you do not want to make a statement in person, then we ask that you please use the WE-TIP hotline (1-800-78-CRIME)  to provide information to AHS staff  and administration anonymously!

We need your support to create the safe and effective educational environment that we all deserve.