With Christmas around the corner, Alexandria City High School students are getting excited for winter break. The break begins Dec. 22, and with Alexandria expecting slightly above-average snowfall this...
ACHS senior Kayden Molina is taking a mere three classes this year, and he insists the extra sleep from his lighter schedule “keeps him going.”
But Kayden isn’t just your typical exhausted high...
The decade after turning 16 is arguably the most formative of a person’s life: it’s filled with milestones like prom night and a drivers license test; it’s when many decide on a career path and develop...
Holding a stack of flyers, Angel Martin walked through the halls of ACHS’s King St. campus on Sept. 17 to advertise her hair styling business, Heavenly Strands.
“Support Your Local ACHS Cosmetology...
"The Toxic Avenger" reboot finally saw a theatrical release Wednesday, Aug. 29, two years after its initial premiere in September 2023. The film, based on a 1984 cult classic of the same name, stars actors...
On Friday Sept. 19, Alexandria City High School celebrated the 25-year anniversary of the blockbuster “Remember the Titans” movie during a home football game against John R. Lewis High School. The...
The Carpentry and Construction class is back at Alexandria City High School. After a 12-year hiatus, there is a lot of excitement about its return from both teachers and students alike. The class's new...
In the opening scenes of the 2022 Oscar-nominated documentary To Kill a Tiger, subsistence farmer Ranjit is alone on screen. He sits, smiling, in front of a verdant landscape in Jharkhand, India, but he’s...
Zhaocheng Han is a physics and earth science teacher at Alexandria City High School. He started teaching at ACHS this year, coming from Freedom High School in Loudoun County Virginia.
Han was born...
During her four years at Alexandria City High School, Miracle Gross has gone above and beyond to be involved in the school community. From being in the National Honors Society to running her own small business, there is not much that she hasn’t done! Now, Gross is getting ready to graduate and will be continuing her studies at Hampton University. Also known as, “the Black Ivy League and my home by the Sea,” as said by Gross.
Leadership is an elective open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. In Mrs. Cordero and Mr. Henry’s leadership class, students learn valuable skills like communication, effective planning, and other professional social tactics. Students help plan school-wide events and engage in the community. To thank our seniors for their hard work these past four years, we interviewed them about their favorite leadership experiences throughout high school.
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