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Welcome Vikings to the 2022-2023 school year! As we prepare for the first day of school, there are several things that must be shared to ensure a safe and productive school year.
Read the welcome letter.
Our School-Parent Compact is a shared agreement that describes how parents, children, and the school will work together to support the child’s learning.
Welcome to Atlantic City High School, Class of 2026! It’s time for your Freshman Orientation! During Freshman Orientation, incoming freshmen will tour the school, learn about the expectations of ACHS, receive class schedules, sign out chromebooks, meet some of our our coaches, and engage with our administrators and staff! You do not want to miss it! We are waiting for you and we look forward to seeing you there!
Three years ago when Al and Gail Engelberg first donated $1 million to Stockton University to create a scholarship program, the couple wanted to make a significant impact on Atlantic City and celebrate its diversity. In 2022 as the first cohort has graduated, the latest recipients of the Engelberg Leadership Scholarship are a vivid example of the city’s melting pot.
To celebrate the power of literature and create a community of readers, all students entering grades nine through twelve are required to read this summer.
See the list
ACHS honors the students that made both the all-A and A/B Honor Roll for the fourth marking period.
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The 113th convention of the NAACP, on Wednesday, recognized a new and emerging class of civil rights leaders from across the country. They are graduates of the NAACP’s Next-Gen program. Our Principal Constance Days-Chapman just completed the program.
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In a sense, Wayne Nelson came home Tuesday night. The Atlantic City Board of Education approved his hiring as the Atlantic City High School boys basketball coach. Nelson grew up in Atlantic City. He recalled working out as a boy and as a teenager with former Atlantic City greats Lou Roe and Romaine Heywood.
Read about our new coach
This year’s Margate Business Association Daniel and Maria Walters Scholarship Program challenged Margate’s graduating seniors to respond in essay form to a growing problem in our country: bullying. One of the two finalists in the annual competition, Robert Fishbein, was awarded $2,500 for his overall achievements, outstanding recommendations and exceptional essays.
View the gallery from the Atlantic city students learn to row in the Intracoastal Waterway at the Atlantic City Summer Youth Rowing Program, sponsored by the Atlantic City School District, near the boathouse in Atlantic City.
