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arlington high
AHS Names in the News
AHS Student
Alyssa Stephens
was the local
chapter and state
winner in the
Daughters of the
American
Revolution
Christopher
Columbus essay
contest. The DAR
sponsors
this
contest with the
National Italian
American
Foundation
(NIAF) in honor
of
Christopher
Columbus. Each academic year, an essay
topic is chosen and contest instructions are
made available to students in grades 9-12.
Essays are judged for historical accuracy,
adherence to topic, organization of materials,
interest, originality, spelling, grammar,
punctuation and neatness. One winning essay
from each participating chapter is submitted
for judging on the state level
Ti-Juana Perry, AHS Marketing/
Entrepreneurship teacher has been selected
to serve on the Tennessee Department of
Education Work-Based Learning (WBL)
Regional Leadership Team, as a WBL
Regional Lead for the Southwest
region. WBL Regional Leads are designated
as leaders of their Economic & Community
Development regions. Regional Leads will
guide WBL coordinators in his/her region
through implementation of the current State
policies and procedures. This means more
strategic focus on high-quality WBL training
and programs, business engagement, and
greater collaboration between Regional
Leads and WBL teachers/coordinators in
each region.
Arlington
High
School science teacher
Curtis Herring will
be one of 31 teachers
statewide to serve on