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.
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...
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...
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...
As the seasons transition and bring about warmer weather and brighter sunlight, there is a feeling of rejuvenation and growth in the air. With the arrival of May, the state of Virginia sees...
As the 2023-2024 school year comes to an end, the ACHS community has to say goodbye to wonderful teachers. They have taught and served our school community for many years and will now enjoy their retirement.
Beth...
In a flurry of flips, jumps, and twirls, ACHS's 2024 Spring Musical Bring It On! does not fail to live up to its name. Based on the already iconic movie franchise of the same name, the musical was co-written...
Within ACHS’s Spanish program, Leslie Auceda is well known. A Spanish teacher at ACHS, Auceda is a native Alexandrian and a proud Latina whose parents emigrated from Honduras. She first attended Mount...
In recent years, highschools all around America have experienced a dramatic rise in girls wrestling. A wrestling site recorded that girls wrestling increased from 31,654 participants in the 2021-22...
“Opportunities for creative expression,” is how the AP Research class is described by teacher, Sarah Kiyak. This class allows students to choose a topic of interest and carry out their own research...
