AHHS News

Congratulations to our Girls Varsity Basketball Team on an amazing season! They were ranked No. 1, and played in the Section 1, Class B Finals, falling to YMA 55-39. It was a season filled with dedication, teamwork, and heart. We are incredibly proud of their hard work and perseverance throughout the season!
 

Throughout Black History Month, celebrated in February, students engaged in special assemblies celebrating historical figures and culture and acknowledging the many contributions in this country.

After taking a Financial Economics course at AHHS, senior Angel Hidalgo caught the investment bug. He and more than a dozen classmates decided they did not want their learning to end when the class ended. They took the imitative to create an informal group to keep the learning going.

On the eve of a trip to the United Nations, several members of the AHHS IVECA, or Intercultural Virtual Exchange of Classroom Activities (IVECA) Program gathered during the February 4 Board of Education Meeting. Their hard work was being recognized.

The 2025-2026 school year brought with it several creative outlets for students in the form of new art classes. 

Students now have the option of taking Drawing and Painting as well as Ceramics, which is now possible with the installation of a new kiln late last year.

One of Matteo Di Berto’s top pieces of advice for students heading to college? “Bring snacks.”

He laughed as he explained that even at an Ivy League school like Harvard, dining hall hours and food quality can be hit or miss. Still, “I’m having a great time,” he said.