The Alliance High School Speech & Debate team is having a fundraiser at Bubba's 33 on Thursday, March 26 from 4–10 pm! Mention the team to have a portion of the bill donated. #RepthatA
about 20 hours ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Flyer for a Bubba’s 33 fundraising event supporting Alliance High School Speech & Debate. The event is a “Dine to Donate” on March 26, 2026 from 4:00–10:00 PM at Bubba’s 33 in Canton. Guests who mention the fundraiser or show the flyer will have a portion of their purchase donated to the program. The flyer includes images of a burger and pizza with the phrase “Food for All.” It notes the offer is valid for dine-in or carryout. Contact number listed is (330) 492-2233, with the address 4721 Dressler Road NW, Canton, Ohio.
Our youngest Aviators and their families had a great time at the Hot Pots for their quarterly family engagement day last Friday! 🎨 Each guest painted their very own ceramic Easter egg. 🐣 What a fun day! #RepthatA
about 22 hours ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A young child sits at a table painting a ceramic egg with a small brush, concentrating carefully on the details. An adult with long hair sits just behind them, assisting and guiding the activity. The table is covered with paint supplies, including cups of water, paint trays, and paper plates. Shelves filled with pottery pieces are visible in the background, suggesting a ceramics or art studio setting.
A smiling adult and young child sit together at a table in an art studio, posing for the camera. The child holds a painted ceramic egg decorated with colorful dots. Paint supplies, including small cups and brushes, are spread across the table. In the background, other children are also painting, creating a lively, creative environment.
A young child sits at a table in a pottery studio, holding a paintbrush and working on a ceramic egg. The child looks toward the camera with a slight smile while painting. The table has paper towels, a cup of water, and paint supplies. Behind them, shelves are filled with various pottery pieces and art materials, creating a colorful, creative studio setting.
A young child sits at a table in a pottery studio, carefully dipping a paintbrush into small cups of paint arranged on a paper plate. A partially painted ceramic egg sits nearby on a sheet of paper. The child appears focused on choosing colors, while an adult stands nearby. Shelves filled with ceramic items and art supplies are visible in the background.
The National Junior Honor Society at Alliance Middle School is having a food drive this week to benefit the Alliance Community Pantry. Their goal is to collect 1,000 items by the end of the week!

If you would like to donate, items can be dropped off in the AMS office during school hours. #RepthatA
1 day ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Flyer promoting the NJHS Food Drive. The bottom of the flyer has boxes of various food items.
📢 Reminder: There will be no school on Wednesday, March 25 for a Teacher Day! #RepthatA
1 day ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
No school - march 25
Alliance Elementary School hosted the annual Family Game Night yesterday! 🎲 The students and their families enjoyed life-sized games, board games, raffles and pizza. 🍕 We love seeing our families have fun together! #RepthatA
4 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A woman and son play hungry hippos while smiling and laughing
A boy rolls a giant bowling ball and hits giant blow up bowling pins while people watch
Congratulations to the 46 Aviators who were inducted into the AHS Chapter of National Honor Society! ✈ Students are selected for this prestigious honor by embodying the pillars of NHS - service, leadership, character and scholarship. 🕯#RepthatA
5 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
The 46 students standing on stage holding lit ceremonial candles while reciting the NHS Pledge
Adalynn Runner was a recent Star of the Week in Billie Muller's 2nd grade class. She invited her dad, Josh Runner, to talk to the students about his career. Mr. Runner is an elementary school principal! He told the students his job was a lot of work, but also a lot of fun. He likes getting to help students and he especially likes welcoming them to school every morning.

Our Aviator students love learning about different careers they could have when they grow up! #RepthatA
5 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Addalyn looks at her dad as he talks to students
Addalyn and her dad both have their hands raised
Six students from Alliance Middle School recently participated in the Malone Middle School Honor Band! Great job Andrew Horning, Chance Smith, Kaidyn Gamertsfelder, Sarah Kimble, Abigail Knuth and James Allmon. What a great experience for these awesome Aviators! #RepthatA
6 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
picture of the band performing
Four students standing for a group pic
At yesterday’s Alliance City Council meeting, Mayor Andrew Grove gave a proclamation declaring Monday, March 16, 2026, as “Alliance High School Boys Basketball Team Day” in recognition of their historic season and District title win for the first time in over 40 years!

Thank you, Mayor Grove and City Council, for recognizing our Aviators with this honor! #RepthatA
7 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A group of students and coaches stand at the front of a courtroom while a Mayor Andrew Grove reads from a document. The group faces forward respectfully as they are recognized, while others sit on wooden benches in the foreground.
Official proclamation from the Office of the Mayor of Alliance, Ohio recognizing the Alliance High School Boys Basketball Team for their outstanding 2025–2026 season. The team finished with a 23–3 record, won the Eastern Buckeye Conference Championship, and earned the OHSAA Division III District Championship, marking the school’s first district title since 1981–1982. The record also ties the school mark for most wins in a season. Head Coach Chet Harper is recognized for multiple Coach of the Year honors. The proclamation also lists team players and coaches. The document declares March 16, 2026 as “2026 Alliance High School Boys Basketball Team Day” in the City of Alliance, commending the team for their dedication, sportsmanship, and excellence.
Happy St. Patrick's Day, Aviators! 🍀 #RepthatA
7 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A social media graphic that states "Happy St. Patricks Day, Aviators" with a fun caricature of Superintendent Gress as a leperchaun.
Alliance Early Learning School is hosting a "Shell"ebrate the Arts night on Tuesday, March 31! 🐚 Students and families can visit the school from 5:30–7:30 pm to see students’ artwork and experience a variety of stations centered around different types of art. 🎨

More information was shared with AELS families on ParentSquare. #RepthatA
7 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Colorful flyer from Alliance City Schools promoting “Shell’ebrate the Arts” on March 31 from 5:30–7:30 PM at AELS. The event invites the community to enjoy waves of kindergarten and 1st grade ocean-themed art. The design features beach and ocean illustrations including seashells, starfish, a crab, fish, and a sea turtle along a shoreline.
Did you know a math standard for 1st graders is counting to 120? Our students practiced their counting skills by creating 120 Day projects! Students counted out 120 items and displayed them on shirts, in bags or using other fun visuals. These Aviators are very creative!

Some of the teachers joined in on the fun by dressing as if they were 120 years old! Gray hair, walkers and all! #RepthatA
7 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
a student wearing a shirt with a picture of himself. He used 120 multi color pom poms that make a clown afro and words that say "Clowning around for 120 days"
8 first grade teachers dressed as grannies standing in front of the sign that says "Hip Hip Hooray It's the 120th day!"
A student standing in front of a sign that says "Hip Hip Hooray It's the 120th day!" holding her project which is a poster board with a drawn on spider that has 120 eyes
A student standing in front of a sign that says "Hip Hip Hooray It's the 120th day!" holding her project which is a poster board with 120 pom pom balls
Join us in congratulating senior Kyliana Brown for committing to run track and continue her education at the University of Mount Union this fall! We are excited to see all she will accomplish as a Purple Raider. #RepthatA
8 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Kyliana smiling while surrounded by her family.
Kyliana smiling with her parents sitting next to her and her coach standing behind
Kyliana signing a pice of paper while her coach Korey Stevens and her parents watch
Kyliana sitting next to her Track coach Korey Stevens
The Alliance Middle School Builders Club made positive chalk messages on the sidewalk for the students coming off bus in the mornings! What a great way to start their day with kind messages from their fellow peers! #RepthatA
8 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
4 students from the club posting for a group picture by the chalk drawing
A chalk drawing of a yellow smiley face and a not that says "have a nice day!"
Student of the Month has returned to AES, and the students were surprised at home with their very own yard signs and certificates! We are so proud of these young Aviators for demonstrating the Alliance Way by being kind, being good role models and giving their best effort!

A big thank you to Almost Heaven Ice Cream for sponsoring the yard signs and giving the students a coupon for a free ice cream cone! 🍦 #RepthatA
11 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A student holding his certificate and standing by his yard sign
A student holding his certificate and standing by his yard sign
A student holding his certificate and standing by his yard sign
a student holds her certificate while her teacher hold a yard sign
The AHS Softball team is gearing up for their annual Egg My Yard fundraiser! 🐣

If you would like to purchase pre-filled eggs and have them delivered to your yard, sign up using the link below! ⬇

🔗 https://tinyurl.com/bdhda2ym
12 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Flyer for Alliance Softball’s 3rd Annual “Egg My Yard” Fundraiser. Pre-filled candy eggs will be delivered to homes the evening before Easter by the team’s “softball bunnies.” Pricing options include 25 eggs for $25, 50 eggs for $40, 75 eggs for $60, or 100 eggs for $75. Order forms are due Saturday, March 28, and a Google Form link is provided to sign up. The flyer notes that participants must live in the Alliance area and features colorful Easter egg graphics and cartoon bunnies.
Our kindergarten friends at Alliance Early Learning School are hard at work running the AELS Post Office this month! ✉️📬 Staff and students can write letters to classrooms and place them in the mailbox located in the atrium.

Each day, one kindergarten class is responsible for postmarking the letters and delivering the mail throughout the building. What a fun way for our Aviators to practice responsibility while spreading a little kindness around the school! ✈ #RepthatA
12 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
5 students holding letter they will distribute.
Student putting mail in a fake mail box
Student grabbling mail out of a fake mail box
A big thank you to ReliaRide Medical Transportation for donating a van to the AHS Auto Tech program! 🚐

The wheelchair-accessible vehicle will give students a unique opportunity to work on a different type of vehicle while building their automotive skills. We are grateful for community partners like ReliaRide who help create hands-on learning opportunities for our Aviators! #RepthatA
12 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Group picture of the students in front of the van
students looking through the van
students sitting in the van
We're hiring a Physical Education/Health Teacher at Alliance Middle School & Alliance High School! Click the link for more information and to apply.

🔗 https://alliancecityschools.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5577569

#RepthatA
13 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
We're hiring - join the aviator team
A surprise guest reader visited Crystal Haba's class at AES! It was their former teacher, Caitlin Driscoll, who they had when they were in kindergarten and 1st grade at AELS. Students were surprised and excited for her visit and the fun books she shared with them. 📖 #RepthatA
13 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Ms. Driscoll reading to the class
Ms. Driscoll reading to the class