On Monday, a group of AAA High School EAST and Science students traveled to the totality zone as part of the collaborative project with the University of Central Arkansas's physics department and ADE's Computer Science department to use a custom made sensor to collect data during the solar eclipse. Students will be comparing the data they collected in the totality zone to the second sensor that was collecting data from the roof of our high school campus and uploading our results to the project. After receiving the data from the other participating schools our students will be creating a GIS map to visually show the impact of the eclipse around the state.
15 days ago, AAA High School
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ESPN visited some of our sweet kindergarten friends today!
16 days ago, Katie Milligan
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Check out this week's edition of The ARTicle! https://www.smore.com/n/gvhf3
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Prepare for an evening filled with talent, creativity, and community spirit at our upcoming event, Celebrate the Arts! This event isn't just about showcasing our students' incredible artistic abilities; it's also a vital fundraiser that directly supports all arts programming at AAA. As a public charter school, we rely on fundraising initiatives like Celebrate the Arts to ensure our students have access to the highest quality arts education. Your support enables us to maintain the high standards we're known for and provide our teachers and students with the resources they need to excel. By purchasing a ticket to Celebrate the Arts or participating in our silent auction, you're making a tangible difference in the lives of our students. Your contribution goes directly towards supporting arts education at AAA, enriching the experiences of all our students, and fostering a lifelong appreciation for the arts. We understand that not everyone can attend the event, but there are still ways to show your support. Consider donating, no matter how big or small, to help us continue our mission of providing exceptional arts programming. Additionally, we encourage you to invite friends and family to attend this vital fundraising event and join us in celebrating the talent and creativity of our students. Join us for an evening of music, dance, theatre, and visual arts as we support AAA's arts education. Put on your best shoes and join the fun! Thank you for your continued support and commitment to the arts at AAA. Ticket Link https://givebutter.com/c/XftbKf
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Seniors 2024 Important Information
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We wrapped up our first week of the Kids Heart Challenge with hands-only CPR. Students in 4th, 5th, and 6th grade were given the opportunity to learn hands-only CPR from Nurse Katie. Over 100 students became heart heroes by learning what to do in a medical emergency. We have amazing students! We are over 80% of the way to our fundraising goal! If you want to donate to a good cause, click the link below: http://www2.heart.org/goto/ArkansasArtsAcademy
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FINAL REMINDER!!! We will stop collecting responses tomorrow Friday 4/5/24 at NOON. Any student who did not have the form filled out will be staying on campus. High School Parents Only: Please fill out the following information regarding participation in the upcoming Solar Eclipse school experience. The eclipse will be on Monday, April 8th, from around 10:30 AM to 2:10 PM. This form will act as the parent permission slip for the event. If you do not fill out this form by Noon on Friday 4/5/24 your student will be staying on campus during the eclipse. Please fill out once per student. https://forms.gle/3YBmAMEhfJsAURXS9
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Upcoming Solar Eclipse Information
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Congrats to our Civics Bee contestants from 6th grade CHARIS! Brandon, Caitlyn, Reconn, Molly, Owen, and Xan competed tonight at Rogers Heritage High School in the inaugural Civics Bee in Arkansas. For more information check out their website: https://www.rogerslowell.com/pages/civics-bee/
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High School Parents Only: Please fill out the following information regarding participation in the upcoming Solar Eclipse school experience. The eclipse will be on Monday, April 8th, from around 10:30 AM to 2:10 PM. This form will act as the parent permission slip for the event. If you do not fill out this form by Friday 4/5/24 your student will be staying on campus during the eclipse. Please fill out once per student. https://forms.gle/3YBmAMEhfJsAURXS9
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Experience the healing power of art at "Colors of Connection," a celebration dedicated to Mental Health Awareness Month. Join us as we unite through music, dance, and visual arts to promote understanding and support for mental well-being.
24 days ago, Amy Kessler
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Check out this week's edition of The ARTicle! https://www.smore.com/n/2b9jd
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April High School Breakfast and Lunch Menus!
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Mrs. Price's summer Art Camps are in high demand and filling up rapidly! For more information, email Joy Price at jprice@artsk12.org.
about 1 month ago, Amy Kessler
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Arts Live Theatre presents a two-week Production Camp at Arkansas Arts Academy in Rogers from June 10 to 21, 2024. Those interested in a scholarship should submit both the registration and scholarship forms. Arkansas Arts Academy will have access to the camp registration before we open it to the public, ensuring that those interested can sign up for camp. We will open camp registration to the public next week. Arts Live Theatre 2-week Production Camp, 2024 Camp title: The Sword and the Stone Camp location: The camp will occur at Arkansas Arts Academy High School in Rogers, AR, 506 W Poplar St. Camp age range: 10-18 years of age Camp dates/times: June 10-14 & June 17-21, 9 am - 3 pm each day (We will extend camp hours on the last day, June 21, when we present matinee and early evening performances.) Camp description: THE SWORD AND THE STONE After the King of England, Uther Pendragon, dies without an heir to his throne, a sword magically appears inside an anvil atop a stone, with an inscription proclaiming that whoever removes it is the future king. Many attempt to remove the sword, including a young squire named Arthur. Join us as we tell this magical story of Arthur and the wise wizard Merlin. Please note that this is not a musical. Masking at Arts Live Theatre is optional but subject to change. Camp fees: $325 Click the link below for financial aid information and application. https://form.123formbuilder.com/6631782/scholarship-application-arkansas-arts-academy-families Camp registration: Click on the link below to register your child for this 2-week Production Camp https://form.123formbuilder.com/6631721/2024-summer-production-camp-the-sword-and-the-stone
about 1 month ago, Amy Kessler
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Kid's Directory for NWA Below is a list of places and days where children eat free in NWA. https://nwakidsdirectory.com/2023-kids-eat-free/
about 1 month ago, Amber Foster
Mrs. Arnold's math classes created this art piece to reinforce their understanding of ratios, proportionality, and functions while frontloading information about circles. #artsintegration
about 1 month ago, Kimberly Miller
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Congratulations to Mural Winner, Emma Gastineau! In December a competition opened for NWACC students (Emma was able to apply because she takes concurrent courses) to submit a food-themed, 12.5 x 4 ft design for a mural. Emma won and spent approx. 45 to 50 hours completing the mural, A Palatable Terrain. It is made with primer, acrylic paint, and sharpie.
about 2 months ago, Kimberly Miller
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Spanish Language State Competition! 1st place Extemporaneous Speaking Level 2 Jaidhy Esparza 2nd place Extemporaneous Speaking Level 2 Lenny Bahena-Chairez 4th place Vocabulary Bee, Level 2 Saxon Bauman 6th place Vocabulary Bee, Level 2 David Adkins Also, we would like to applaud the participation of Emma Gastineau, Max Heithaus, Luna Varney, and Cadence Carr who worked so hard for the competition.
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