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DISTRICT COLLEGE & CAREER FAIR SET FOR SEPT. 19 AT SGHS!

The annual College and Career Fair will be held on Wednesday, September 19th, at San Gabriel High School beginning at 5:30 pm until 8:00pm. Come meet a slew of college representatives and hear about the different career paths that are available. In addition, financial aid workshops will be held. Just click on the headline to access the partial list of colleges who will be in attendance.

IT IS A REGULAR SCHOOL SCHEDULE THIS WEEK WITH COLLAB SCHEDULE ON FRIDAY.

This week, September 14 - September 18, it is regular schedule with Advisory periods on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday - student choice. Then on Friday, there will be a Collab Schedule.

Enrollment Impact Committee Video

AUSD has experienced a steady decline in student enrollment over the past few decades. Changes to enrollment can be challenging, but they also provide an opportunity to thoughtfully consider the future of the district and how we can continue providing strong educational experiences for students. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE to watch a video to learn why the Enrollment Impact Committee's work is so important and why we need YOU to be involved.

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ATTENDED AND ALL WHO HELPED AT BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT ON THURSDAY!

Thank you to all who visited our campus and also to those who helped make the Back-to-School Nite a success! We hope that you enjoyed yourself and were able to visit as many classrooms as possible. It was great to see everyone!

SCHOOL SITE COUNCIL TO MEET ON SEPT. 16

The next AHS School Site Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 16th, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm online. Come help make decisions that will directly help AHS!

Help Reimagine the Future of AUSD

Like many school districts throughout the State, AUSD is experiencing declining enrollment. This has significant implications for our schools and the district as a whole. AUSD formed an Enrollment Impact Committee (or EIC) to study this issue. We are inviting the community to be part of the conversation. Please CLICK ON THE HEADLINE to access a flyer with links to a survey and upcoming "Community Conversation" meetings. Give input and take an active role in determining the future of AUSD.

HOMECOMING DANCE CONTRACTS DUE ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 25TH

If you would like to attend the Homecoming Dance, please obtain a Dance Contract from the Student Support Services Office. They will need to be filled out and signed, and then returned to C122. You may click on the headline to access the contract, too.

BUY YOUR ASB CARD!!!

It's that time again! Support AHS, save money and buy your ASB Card! It is only $40.00 - and you will receive free admission to home football games and basketball games! In addition, discounts will be given on Moor gear merchandise and other restaurants!

COME JOIN PTA FOR THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR!

The Alhambra High School PTA welcomes you to our next association meeting on Wednesday, September 23rd! Join us in the library at 6:30 pm. Help plan fund raisers, scholarships and Grad Nite! Just click on the headline to access the entire flyer.

PLEASE NOTE TECH SUPPORT OFFICE HOURS!

If your school laptop needs help, please note the hours of the newly revamped Tech Office in D104: one hour before school everyday; Advisory and Homeroom on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; and after school only on Monday and Friday. The Tech Office will be closed at all other times.

ACT BUS WILL NO LONGER STOP ON COMMONWEALTH AND SECOND STREET

The Act Bus will no longer make a stop on 2nd Street and Commonwealth Ave. Please check out the new routes (on Main Street or Garfield Ave.). Please click on the headline to access the map.

SENIOR PORTRAIT MAKE-UP DATE SLATED FOR SEPT. 28TH.

Seniors will have one more chance to take their Senior Portraits on Monday, September 28th, from 3:30 pm to 7:00 pm in the auditorium foyer. Click on this headline to see more info on the price packages and schedule.

Important Update: Mobile Communication Devices Policy

As we prepare for the upcoming school year, we ask all parents, guardians, and students to review our new Mobile Communication Devices Policy. This flyer outlines our expectations for student use of mobile communication devices during the school day and is designed to support a safe, focused, and
productive learning environment. Thank you for taking the time to review this important information and for partnering with us to support student success. (CLICK ON THE HEADLINE to learn more.)

Enroll for the 2026-2027 School Year

Enrollment for next school year is NOW open! CLICK ON THE HEADLINE to register your new and returning students and/or to apply for our dual immersion language programs.

Nominate a Game Changer

Do you know a deserving staff member who should be considered for the next Game Changer, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE to submit a nomination.

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Alhambra High School, Main Street (circa 1905)

Alhambra High School, Main Street looking west

Science Building 1923

Alhambra High School, Typical Classroom (circa 1925)

Alhambra High School, Main Street (circa 1930s)

Alhambra High School, Main Street 1934

Alhambra High School, Main Street (circa 1940s)

A rare snow day (Jan. 1949?)

AHS Class of Spring 1950

Alhambra HS 1953

Alhambra HS 1957

Alhambra High School 1957

AHS 1957

D Building at twilight

D Building

D Building at twilight

C Building

"On a clear day..."

Alhambra In the News

ALHAMBRA ACADEC WINS BACK-TO-BACK-TO BACK IN LA COUNTY!

Click on the headline to read about how our Academic Decathlon Team won back-to-back titles in the LA County!

CONGRATS TO THE STATE PTA REFLECTIONS WINNER, EMMETT LEE!

Congratulations to Emmett Lee, first place winner of the California PTA Reflections Award of Excellence for his film "Greyscale" in the High School Film Production Category. In addition, the film took the highest honors in Outstanding Interpretation Film Production.

FIVE AHS STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL SPEECH & DEBATE ASSOCIATION AWARD!

Five students from Alhambra High School have earned the National Speech & Debate Association’s Academic All American Award, one of the highest honors presented by the organization. Emilie Taniguchi, Collin Lei, Brizia Eb, Suki Li, and Brendon Wu were given the very selective award which recognizes students who have demonstrated excellence both in competition and in the classroom. To qualify, students must earn the degree of Superior Distinction, which requires at least 750 speech and debate tournament and service points. Recipients must also have completed a minimum of five semesters of high school, maintained a GPA of 3.7 or higher, and demonstrated outstanding character, leadership, and academic achievement. Fewer than one percent of student competitors nationwide receive the distinction each year.

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