General Information

GRADUATION INFORMATION

SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE APPROACHING!

The Local Scholarship application is now available for interested seniors. Due to generous donations from school, parent, and community organizations, a substantial list of scholarships will be available for seniors this year. Last year we awarded 68 scholarships for a total amount of $46,752. In order to be eligible, seniors must have a 3.3 weighted grade point average (GPA) or higher and complete an online application (link below). The deadline for applying for these scholarships is Wednesday, April 10th when the online application will close. Scholarship winners will be notified by mail. Online Scholarship Application

SUMMER SCHOOL FLYER INFORMATION : REGISTER HERE

Anderson High School Band: Pay to participate in 2019-2020 school year

ANDERSON AFTER PROM DONATIONS

SENIORS!!

Click here for Senior Baby Ads for 2019 Yearbook

The deadline for ordering your CAP & GOWN is December 10th! Click here for ordering information

The deadline for Senior Portraits to be in the yearbook is December 15th. Please contact McINtire-Glutz Photography at 513-528-5888 to make an appointent. Only portraits from Glutz will be published in the yearbook. No purchase is required.

TIME TO PURCHASE THE 2019 ANDERSONIAN YEARBOOK. We know our theme: AHSisFAMILY. Journalism students are working on the cover and fall pages. There are pictures you WILL WANT to see! #AHSisFAMILY buytheyearbook.com/andersonhs

SUPPLY LISTS: Click here

CALENDARS: Find academic calendars for 2018-19 and 2019-20 online now under RESOURCE CENTER! Parents may notice the 2019-20 calendar reverts back to an academic calendar similar to what FHSD followed prior to construction projects. For the past two years, FHSD academic calendars incorporated longer summers to provide additional time for construction, to prepare classrooms for students after construction, and to better ensure a smooth start to the school year. Construction is anticipated to be complete by summer 2019, so longer summers are no longer needed for construction purposes. In addition, all FHSD schools will now be air conditioned, which allows for a comfortable start date earlier in the summer. Finally, starting school in August is more consistent with the start dates of other area school districts, thus providing a more equal playing field for optimization of instructional time at the beginning of the year.

NEW START TIMES: During its regular April 23 public meeting, the Forest Hills Board of Education unanimously approved an administrative recommendation to change school start times to better support student learning and wellness. Anderson High School will start at 8 am and dismiss at 2:40 pm.

VACCINATIONS: Incoming 7th and 12th graders are required to have documentation on file in the health office of having received the following vaccines:

7th grade: 1 Tdap AND 1 meningitis vaccine

12th grade: 2 meningitis vaccines (or 1 if the first one was received after their 16th birthday. Please provide documentation from your physician's office or clinic to the school health office as soon as possible. More information

BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE: Find the link with information and guidelines about FHSD device policy here

Yearbooks

Current students: Pick up your yearbook after school in room 114 (Mrs. Pendery)

Alumni: A friend can pick up the yearbook (from room 114) for you, they just need to sign for you. Or a parent can pick up for you from the Main office during school hours, beginning Monday, Sept. 10.

WEIGHTED GRADES/CLASS RANK

On Nov. 27, the Board of Education Policy Committee met to review Board policy 5430 “Class Rank”.

In June, a district committee representing parents, counselors, teachers, and administrators began examining Forest Hills’ weighted course system, class rank and graduation recognitions to ensure all systems support student learning, postsecondary goals, and student wellness. Through their extensive research of other school district practices; college, university and military academy acceptance procedures; and student feedback, the group reccomending updating the Board policy to empower students to take challenging classes that they find most interesting, as well as better support the future goals and well-being of individual students.

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SCHOOL PROFILE

Learn more about Anderson's students, honors and programs!

DRESS CODE

Appropriate dress and grooming are expected and student dress and grooming should reflect a respect for others. Repeated violations of the dress code will result in disciplinary action.

All apparel designed by groups, organizations and individuals for distribution to Anderson students must have administrative approval. Failure to follow this procedure will result in disciplinary action.

The following is the dress code:

Clothing worn by students is expected to be clean, neat, modest and appropriate for school.
Dress and grooming are expected to be free of distractions to the education environment and must not endanger the health and safety of students and/or staff.
Shirts and tops must be long enough to tuck into lower garments and may not expose the torso, midriff or undergarments when the student is standing, sitting, raising his/her hand or bending over. Shirts/tops must have high enough necklines to cover all cleavage. Pants are to be worn at the waist level. The appropriate length for shorts, skirts and/or dresses is mid-thigh. In order to determine mid-thigh length, a student must fully extend arms and fingers at their side. Clothing length must extend below the fingertips. No portion of the buttocks or undergarments should be exposed when the student sits, stands, raises his/her hand or bends over. Garments should not drag the floor.
The following items are not permitted to be worn: pajama attire; spiked or studded clothing and/or accessories; heavy chains; clothing with tears or holes; clothing or accessories with reference to alcohol, drugs, violence/weapons and/or tobacco; clothing or accessories with suggestive, profane or lewd symbols, slogans and/or pictures; hats, caps, bandanas, hoods or other form of head covering; clothing referring to the development of a team, gang or other groups without permission of the administration; leggings/tights unless covered with a top reaching to mid-thigh; tank tops, halters, midriff tops, crop tops, spaghetti strap tops; open mesh garments; garments with open sides which expose skin or undergarments; and muscle tops (shirts with oversized armholes).
Students must place hats/caps/head wear in their locker prior to the beginning of the school day. Items not placed in lockers will be taken away by school personnel and kept until the end of the school day.