We're hiring an Itinerant Intervention Specialist at Alliance Preschool/Intervention Specialist at Regina Coeli! Click the link for more information and to apply.

🔗 https://alliancecityschools.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5641558

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about 10 hours ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A red, white, and blue graphic announcing a hiring opportunity. Large text reads, “We’re HIRING,” followed by “Join the Aviator Team!” A button-style graphic says “Apply Now.” At the bottom, the website www.alliancecityschools.org is displayed. The design includes an Aviator logo in the background and decorative dotted patterns.
Alliance High School's Video Production and Digital Art and Design CTE programs collaborated with Walsh University this year to offer seniors the opportunity to obtain their Part 107 Unmanned Aircraft Drone License! The first student to pass the test was Austin McIlvain. Students who pass earn college credit and an industry credential. Way to go, Austin! #RepthatA
about 14 hours ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A student stands in front of a red curtain holding a certificate of completion from Walsh University. The certificate recognizes Austin McIlvain for completing the Skilled Technical Workforce Program: FAA Drone Technology UAS.
The April #LikeAGirl is coming up on Wednesday, April 22! 🩷 Register your child here to attend: https://tinyurl.com/ymrm3e7z #RepthatA
about 20 hours ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A flyer titled “#LikeAGirl” promotes a free program on April 22, 2026, from 6–7 PM at the Alliance High School Auditorium. The program connects elementary and middle school girls with high school female mentors involved in sports, clubs, and academics, with the goal of building confidence and life skills. The April 22 meeting will include a presentation on friendship by school counselors Mrs. Allison Morrison and Mrs. Tori Popio. Girls will meet in Room 235 at Alliance High School and will make friendship bracelets. Contact information is provided for Mrs. McKnight at mcknightst@alliancecityschools.org , and a QR code is included for additional details.
Alliance High School senior Audrey Howell is making waves in the art world!

Recently, Audrey earned 2nd place at the Stark County High School Art Show, along with a $1,000 scholarship. Her award-winning piece was a beautiful embroidered portrait of her mother.

Audrey also had a portfolio of six paintings featured in the regional Scholastic Art Show, where she received a Gold Key. Her portfolio was then recognized at the national level with a Silver Key, an incredible honor she shares with only 12 other students across the country.

We are so proud of Audrey and her outstanding artistic achievements! #RepthatA
4 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Audrey and her high school art teacher, Steve Cabassa, standing next to her art work hanging on a wall
Who’s ready to be part of our world for this year’s AHS production of The Little Mermaid? 🐚🦀

Students from kindergarten through 12th grade have been working hard to bring this beloved story to life, and they are excited to share it with you starting Thursday!

Performances:
📆 Thursday, April 16 - 7:30 pm
Friday, April 17 - 7:30 pm
Saturday, April 18 - 2:30 pm
Saturday, April 18 - 7:30 pm
Sunday, April 19 - 2:30 pm
📍 Alliance High School auditorium
🎟 https://singingaviators.ludus.com/index.php

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4 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A student dressed as Ariel from The Little Mermaid smiles while holding a fork, referencing the character’s “dinglehopper.” They wear a long red wig with starfish clips and a purple costume top against a green backdrop.
Tonight’s the 2026 Aviator Shootout Film Competition! 🎥 Students in Video Productions have been working hard on their short films in preparation for this event. The screening will take place at Glamorgan Castle starting at 7 PM. We hope to see you there! #RepthatA
4 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A promotional poster for the Aviator Shootout short film competition at Alliance High School features a large “’26” at the top with the text “Open to the public Aviator Shootout.” Event details read “April 10, 7 PM, Short Film Competition, Alliance High School.” The design includes a vintage film camera in front of desert cacti and flowers against a sunset background.
Alliance Early Learning School hosted a "Shell"ebration of the Arts night for all kindergarten and 1st grade families! The evening included viewing 1,800 pieces of student artwork, sneak peek performances from the cast of The Little Mermaid, and yummy sea-themed snacks. Families loved "shell"ebrating their students! 🐚 #RepthatA
5 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A young child smiles while sitting inside a large, painted shark display with an open mouth, designed for photos. The shark structure is light blue with white teeth and a red outline around the mouth. In the background, families and children stand and talk in a school hallway, and a small collage of classroom photos is displayed on the wall.
A student stands smiling in front of a colorful display of artwork while a family member takes their photo on a phone. The wall behind them is filled with bright paintings and drawings, and a table below showcases additional student projects. Other family members stand nearby, looking on during the school art event.
A student stands next to a colorful wall of artwork, smiling and pointing to their piece while a family member takes their photo on a phone. The display features a variety of bright, creative student projects, and a sign above reads “Mrs. Robertson’s class.”
Student art work

Today, we recognized two amazing Aviator teachers who have shown dedication, care and support for all of their students! ✈


❤️ Sarah Lantz is the 2026 ACS Teacher of the Year! Ms. Lantz is a 6th grade science teacher at Alliance Middle School. When asked why she was deserving of the award, her students responded with things like, "She's kind," "She makes class fun," and "She cares about us." She is making a positive impact on their lives each and every day!

🩵 Baeli Kimble is the 2026 ACS Rookie Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Kimble is a first-year 1st grade teacher at Alliance Early Learning School. When her students were asked why she was deserving of this recognition, they responded with, "She's sweet," "She's fun," and "She's pretty." Even in her first year as a teacher, Mrs. Kimble is already inspiring some of our youngest students!


Please join us in congratulating these two very deserving Aviators! 👏👏 #RepthatA

6 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Sarah Lantz smiles while holding her certificate declaring her as the Teacher of the year with Principal Tim Mosher on her left and Superintendent Rob Gress on her right
Baeli Kimble smiles while holding her certificate declaring her as the Rookie Teacher of the year with Principal Lori Gasparil on her right and Superintendent Rob Gress on her left
We're hiring an Intervention Specialist at Alliance Early Learning School! Click the link for more information and to apply.

🔗 https://alliancecityschools.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5628000

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7 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
social media graphic with a megaphone that says we're hiring join the aviator team
A big thank you to the Alliance Texas Roadhouse and Amy Gabric, the store marketer, for arranging a fun Easter egg hunt for Kim Cody's class at Alliance Intermediate School! The students had so much fun meeting the Easter Bunny and searching for all the eggs he hid in the gym. 🐣

We are lucky to have local businesses willing to host such fun events for our Aviators! ✈ #RepthatA
13 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
students smiling while next to the easter bunny
students smiling while next to the easter bunny
students smiling while next to the easter bunny
students smiling while next to the easter bunny
At the end of each quarter, Alliance Middle School students take part in an activity day where they pick activities they want to participate in! This can include board games, video games, manicures, crafts, and more.

The activity day gives students time to celebrate their success over the past 9 weeks with their friends. Way to go, Aviators! #RepthatA
14 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Two students playing chess while a third watches
Students holing up positive posters they made that say "Be the woman you would look up to," No one is perfect that's why pencils have erasers," and "Chase goals not approval"
4 sitting at a table making crafts out of beads and wire
Three students playing wii bowling
The 2026 Project Prom was once again a success! 👗👔 Students were all smiles after finding their dream prom outfits.

Project Prom offers AHS juniors and seniors the chance to find a dress or suit for prom, along with shoes and accessories. All items are donated and completely free for any student who finds something they love. Each dress and suit is tailored by a volunteer seamstress, Gloria Kovacik, to ensure a perfect fit for prom. 🧶

The event is organized each year by AHS staff members Heidi Hoffmeyer and Teresa McMillen. We are so grateful to our staff for providing this opportunity to AHS students! They are truly making a difference and helping create memories that will last a lifetime. 😊 The smiles on the students' faces say it all! #RepthatA
14 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A student smiles while trying on a maroon dress
a student smiles while wearing a hot pink dress
A student smiles while trying on a light blue dress with gemstones on top
a student smiles while trying on a black tux
✈ Karlin Kuceyeski Morgan ✈
Position: Kindergarten Teacher
School: Alliance Early Learning School
Graduation Year: 2005
Years at ACS: 13

Favorite Memory:
"The friendships I formed while attending ACS have lasted a lifetime. I’m still friends with many of the students I started kindergarten with at Parkway Elementary, and we recently celebrated our 20th high school reunion!"

Influential Staff Member:
"One staff member who positively influenced me at ACS was my dad. He showed me the importance of dedication, patience, and supporting students both inside and outside the classroom. Seeing his example inspired me to give back to the community and make a meaningful impact on students’ lives, just as he did. Having him be the dean of students and the football coach was one of the highlights of my high school career!"

Choosing to work for ACS:
"I chose to come back to work for ACS because this community played a vital role in shaping who I am. The teachers, staff, and experiences I had here gave me opportunities that made a lasting difference in my life. My parents both taught in ACS their whole careers, and I wanted to continue their legacy by giving back to the students and community that I grew up in."

Importance of giving back:
"I believe it’s important to serve the school and community I was raised in because it has given me the foundation for who I am today. Growing up here has allowed me to understand its strengths and challenges, which makes me better equipped to give back in meaningful ways."

We’re proud to have Mrs. Morgan carrying on a legacy of excellence at ACS! 🩵❤️ #RepthatA
14 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Graphic highlighting “Aviator Legacy Staff” member Karlin Morgan, a kindergarten teacher at Alliance Early Learning School and a member of the Class of 2005. The design features a family photo of Karlin with four family members at the beach and includes the phrase “Aviator Alum inspiring future generations!”
Students in Connilyn Cross’ 1st grade class practiced making groups of tens using Froot Loops and pipe cleaners. After creating 10 groups of ten, students worked on solving math equations that focused on subtracting groups of tens.

Using their own tasty manipulatives, students solved the given equations and were then challenged to turn each subtraction problem into an addition equation. After all their hard work, students were rewarded by getting to eat their groups of ten. How fun! #RepthatA
15 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Two elementary students sit at their desks working with colorful cereal and pipe cleaners for a hands-on math activity. One student smiles at the camera while the other playfully throws his arms up, showing excitement. A bright classroom rug and additional students working in the background complete the lively learning environment.
Four elementary students sit together at a cluster of desks, smiling at the camera while using colorful cereal and pipe cleaners to build hands-on math models. Bowls of cereal and classroom materials are spread across the tables as they work and collaborate in a bright classroom setting.
A group of elementary students smile and work together at their desks, using colorful cereal and pipe cleaners as hands-on math tools. The classroom is bright and busy, with students collaborating, building, and learning through interactive activities.
Elementary students sit at desks working on math problems using colorful cereal pieces and pipe cleaners as hands-on tools. They write equations on whiteboards while smiling at the camera, with bowls of cereal and learning materials spread across their desks.
AHS junior Aaden Vega is headed to the national stage for Speech & Debate! 👏

Aaden earned 1st place at the Eastern Ohio District Big Questions Debate Qualifying Tournament, securing his spot at the NSDA National Tournament in Richmond, Virginia this June. His original Affirmative and Negative cases, rooted in philosophy, helped power him to this impressive win.

Aaden is the first Big Questions Debate finalist and NSDA National Qualifier from AHS since 2023!

Way to go, Aaden! ✈ #RepthatA
15 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Aaden Vega standing on stage with another winner holding a trophy and plaque while smiling
📢 CTE Hall of Fame Nominations Needed 📢

Nominations are being accepted for the 2026 Alliance High School Career Tech Hall of Fame! If you know someone who has made a positive impact in their respective field after taking part in an Alliance CTE program, please nominate them by submitting this form before April 10.

All nominees must have graduated from an Alliance CTE program at least 10 years ago.

Fill out the nomination form here: 🔗 https://forms.gle/dqLsSJb9PVNQt4g2A
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15 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
Alliance High School CTE Hall of Fame - Nominations due by Friday, April 10
Spring Break is almost here! ☀️🌷 Our Aviators will be off Thursday, April 2 through Tuesday, April 7. School will be back in session on Wednesday, April 8! #RepthatA
16 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
spring break - April 2-7
Alliance Intermediate School has wrapped up its first quarter of afterschool math tutoring with a family game night! 🎲 Students and families enjoyed snacks while rotating through stations to play math games that helped reinforce their new skills. ➗ Way to go, Aviators! #RepthatA
18 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
An adult and two students sit at a cafeteria table playing a math activity labeled “Dice Math.” All three smile at the camera, with one student holding up a peace sign. Dice, worksheets, and snacks are spread across the table, and the cafeteria space is visible in the background.
Two adults and three students sit together at a cafeteria table participating in a math activity labeled “Fraction Multiplication Showdown.” They smile at the camera with worksheets, snacks, and water bottles on the table. Other families and students are gathered at tables in the background of the bright cafeteria.
A group of students and adults sit together at a cafeteria table working on a math activity. Several smile at the camera, and two students make peace signs. Papers, small game pieces, and snacks are spread across the table, with large windows and additional groups visible in the background.
Students sit at cafeteria tables working on a math activity using playing cards and dominoes. Two boys in the foreground smile and focus on their worksheets while snacks and water bottles sit on the table. Other students and adults are seated in the background, and a stage with blue curtains is visible along the wall.
Alliance Middle School students recently took their ideas to the next level at the Stark Idea Quest competition held at the Akron-Canton Regional Airport!

Led by Matt Horning, a group of 6th and 7th grade students pitched an idea to create a middle school theater festival aimed at bringing the community together. They didn't receive the top prize, but they got three offers from local community partners who want to help bring their idea to life!

Congratulations to Brady Floyd, ShaRiyah Fortner, Aubree Ross, Aaliyah Rounds, Alyssa Schaffert, Jyllian Smith, Piper Walker, Natalie Eversdyke, Kaiden Gamertsfelder, Andrew Horning and Natalya Jimenez for their hard work and for positively representing AMS. What a great experience! #RepthatA
19 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
AMS students standing around their project as the akron canton airport
The AHS Music department is having a great time at Disney! 🎶 They left on Sunday, and are spending most of the week in the warm weather, where they are participating in workshops and performances. What a great experience!

Some of the students even ran into Jane Cook, a 2022 AHS graduate, who is working at Disney this semester as part of the Disney College Program. How cool! #RepthatA
20 days ago, Cheyanne Gonzales
A group picture of the choir at Disney
A group of students wearing headphones and singing
Two students standing infront of shrub shaped like characters from Cars
Three current students hugging Jane Cook