"Prepare every student for high school with the ability to enter the academic track of their choice. To prepare students to become active, compassionate, life-long learners within our ever changing diverse society."
Normal School Hours 7:20-2:50
Announcements at a Glance
July 29- Aurora Hills Teachers Report to Aurora Hills
July 30- Aurora Hills Teachers Report to Aurora Hills
August 2 - District In Service Day
August 3- Aurora Hills Teachers Report to Aurora Hills
August 4- First Day of School
Sixth graders will be in class from
7:20-11:20 am
Seventh and Eighth graders will be in school from
11:55am-2:50 pm
Information is being mailed home to students about the first day of school.
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Winners from the 24 Tournament
Friday, 4/9/10, AHills held its annual 24 tournament. 24 is a mental algebra game. 72 students participated; 24 from each grade level. Many teachers volunteered their plan time to help make this tournament a reality and the AHills PTSO paid for all the prizes and supplies.
The top four students, highlighted below, represented AHills at the district 24 tournament on 4/16/10 at South Middle School. These four students are the best of the best in the game of 24.
Our 24 champion, Jorge Flores is a 7th grader at AHills. He enjoys playing basketball when he’s not tearing up the 24 tables and hopes to be a doctor when he grows up. 8th grader, Erik Kaminen, is AHills’ runner-up and made the district 24 team for the second year in a row. He hopes to be an Air Force pilot after graduation and keeps himself busy with Tae-Kwon-Do in the meantime. 3rd place on the AHills district 24 team goes to Jessica Larios. She is a 6th grader at AHills whose favorite subject is math because occasionally she gets to play 24! One day she looks forward to changing the lives of those in need with her efforts as a social worker. Luis Ramirez rounds out our 24 district team in his second consecutive appearance. He enjoys the strategy involved in 24 and spends his free time on the computer.
Ms. Brandon would like to thank all the students that participated in the 24 tournament and the 24 club after school. She’d also like to thank all the staff members that assisted with the 24 tournament and PTSO for their generous donations.
School Improvement Plan 2009-10
Highlighted colors beginning on page 25:
Green= action has been 90% or more completed
Red= action has begun and will be ongoing
Black= action has not begun in these areas
This year at Aurora Hills, students will be participating in Mustang Mondays. Mustang Mondays are designed to teach social skills and character development. In addition, students will be participating in "No Place for Hate" a curriculum designed by the Anti-Defamation League to promote diversity and reduce racism amoung students.
