When Larry Trice began his career at Alexandria City Public Schools in 1968, he knew he had found his passion. Fifty-six years later, he’s finally stepping away.
Editors note: On July 18, ACHS Executive Principal Alexander Duncan announced in an email to parents that, after careful consideration, ACHS would no longer be changing its bell schedule and would reuse...
After 30 years teaching, Culinary Arts teacher Craig Scheuerman, colloquially known as ‘Chef,’ is retiring.
Scheuerman is originally from Kalkaska, Michigan. He first started cooking in his...
Throughout the 2023-2024 school year, the seniors of Alexandria City High School have been playing hard at their sports. Some of our Titans have done so well at their sport, that they have been given the...
After 30 years at ACHS, school Counselor Dee Marrara is looking forward to retiring. Marrara originally worked as a teacher for 16 years, and has been a school counselor for the last 14.
Marrara...
After more than two years of construction, Alexandria City High School’s new Minnie Howard Campus was officially unveiled on May 29 in a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by Alexandria City Public...
On May 22nd, the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria (SFA) hosted its annual SFA awards night. Students getting scholarships arrived at 5:30, where they were able to meet and connect with the presenters. The...
Bradlee is getting a mini makeover this month, courtesy of Alexandria artists. Seniors in the ACHS arts program and professional artists Nicole Bourgea and Roberto “Sef” Seminario have teamed up to...
This spring, Theogony had the pleasure of teaching a 4th grade Charles Barrett class about the basics of journalism. Over two visits, they were able to explore the many genres of articles, the steps to...
In early April, two seniors— both, coincidentally, named Lester— were awarded with the largest Scholarship Fund of Alexandria (SFA) scholarship possible in a surprise event during the school day. Seniors...
Senior Elle Kunik sits behind the wheel, foot poised above the engine. She, like everyone else who crosses the yellow and black safety tape, wears safety goggles as she looks through the window. Ryad Daoussi,...
