Tomorrow is the annual ACS Breast Cancer Awareness Day. All staff and students are encouraged to wear pink to school! #RepthatA
Brian Reed is the principal at Alliance Middle School!
Mr. Reed's fun facts include:
- I spent two years teaching in Paraguay! Can anyone locate Paraguay on a map? haha
- I was in a commercial that aired on TV in Paraguay.
- I enjoy running and riding my bicycle, and I have completed several half marathons.
- I had my first grandchild on October 1st, 2022.
- I am a huge fan of college and pro football.
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Come out to support our senior athletes and band members tomorrow!
The students will march along Rockhill, turn left on Lilly and enter the stadium. #RepthatA
Cory Muller is the principal at Alliance Elementary School!
Mr. Muller's fun facts include:
1. My wife Katelyn and I have three children together, all in elementary school!
2. My lowest round of golf ever was a 66.
3. I once ran a 10k and I will never run a race again in my entire life.
4. I'm a die hard Cleveland Sports Fan (unfortunately).
5. I can somewhat juggle.
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Book your appointment today for the annual Spa-A-Thon on Oct. 27! #RepthatA
Congratulations to the 5th Grade Kiwanis Students of the Month - Grace Craven and Owen Blevins! Keep up the great work! #RepthatA
Every bus rider must wait patiently at their bus stop along the road early in the morning. Children must be careful and stay alert while they wait for the bus.
To remain safe at the bus stop, every child should:
- Arrive early at the bus stop (at least five minutes before scheduled arrival)
- Stand 6 feet (or three giant steps) away from the curb while waiting for the bus
- Be accompanied by a parent or guardian before they are old enough to understand and adhere to safety measures
- Know who to call in case they need any help or miss their bus
- Know not to talk to strangers if they are approached or give out personal information, such as their name, address, phone number, etc.
- Tell a trusted adult immediately if a stranger approaches them
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Stephanie Garren is the principal at Alliance Intermediate School!
Mrs. Garren's fun facts include:
1. I tied for "Best Public Speaker" in middle school and would really, really like a re-match.
2. As an adult endurance runner, I participated in a Gatorade research study through the Pepsi Company. It was fun...minus the muscle biopsies!
3. My husband and I have five kids in our blended family (ages 13-23) and I am a grandma of one awesome 1.5yr old boy!
4. My maternal great-great grandparents came to Canton, Ohio straight from Romania. I am fortunate enough to have met that grandma and I am eternally grateful that they made that brave choice. Otherwise, I would not be here!
5. I have been in Alliance as a principal for ten years now. I truly believe that it is the BEST district in Stark County. If you want to know why...just ask me. I love ACS!
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Anyone interested in becoming an Alliance Boys Basketball 22-23 Season ticket holder should contact Sue Donohoe, ticket manager, at donohoesu@alliancecityschools.org or call/text 330-206-7607.
The cost per seat for 10 home games is $80.00. The first home game is against Northwest High School on Tuesday, November 29th.The Alliance Junior Varsity will play at 5:30 and Varsity will follow at 7:00PM. We accept cash and checks only. Support your Aviators!
Aviator Families: Don't forget this Friday is an early dismissal day. All schools will let out two hours earlier than the standard dismissal time. #RepthatA
Congratulations to the 8th Grade Football for winning the 2022 EBC Championship! #RepthatA
Once an Aviator, Always an Aviator!
It was great to see Aviators of all ages at the AHS 50th Anniversary Open House on Sunday! #RepthatA #AviatorPride
October is Principal Appreciation Month! In celebration, we are sharing "getting to know you" posts that will include fun facts about each of our wonderful principals.
First up is Holly Power the principal at Alliance Early Learning School!
Mrs. Power's fun facts include:
1. I love to cook, and almost went to culinary school instead of going into education.
2. I danced for 17 years and did the basics like ballet, but also practiced Irish Step Dancing and Ballroom dancing.
3. I was born in Florida, but HATE the heat.
4. I was named Holly because my birthday is a week before Christmas.
5. I only drink tea if it is hot, or coffee if it is iced!
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Congratulations to the Alliance Intermediate School's September Top-Gun Raffle Winners! #RepthatA
This week is #NationalSchoolBusSafetyWeek, which recognizes and reminds us all about the safety precautions put in place to protect students while riding the bus. Each day during this week, we will share safety tips and facts about how to create a safe environment for our students while riding the bus.
Up first, when to stop for buses!
On a road with fewer than four lanes, all traffic approaching a stopped school bus from either direction must stop at least 10 feet from the front or rear of the bus and remain stopped until it begins to move or the bus driver signals motorists to proceed.
If a bus is stopped on a street with four or more lanes, only traffic proceeding in the same direction as the bus must stop.
And, as always, reduce distractions while driving and stay alert and aware so you can expect the unexpected. #RepthatA
Adult and student tickets will be sold for the Marlington game in the ticket office at AHS Wednesday and Friday during all lunch periods.
They will also be on sale on Thursday from 5:30 - 6:30 pm after school and Friday from 1:00-3:00 pm at the ticket office.
All tickets sold at the gate on Friday will be $7 cash only. #RepthatA
Don't miss out on the spookiest event of the year! The annual Strings Spooktacular is Thursday at 7 pm. #RepthatA
Adam DeMonte is the assistant principal at Alliance Early Learning School!
Mr. DeMonte's fun facts include:
1. Growing up at my house we raised chickens, ducks, ponies, and turkeys.
2. I met my wife in high school.
3. I've never broken a bone.
4. My favorite holiday is Halloween.
5. My favorite car is an El Camino.
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While our dedicated Bus Drivers and Bus Aides are always on the lookout for safety issues, children must do their part to stay safe both in and around school buses.
Children should always:
- Stay in their seat, keeping their head, arms and papers inside the bus at all times
- Talk quietly and avoid creating distractions for the driver
- Keep aisles clear of books, bags and sporting equipment
- Walk carefully down the aisle when getting on and off the bus
- Be respectful and avoid conflict with other students
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Join in on the fun and help us celebrate our senior athletes and band members as a community!
The students will march along Rockhill, turn left on Lilly and enter the stadium. #RepthatA
