ACYI: Halloween 2024:
Thursday is Halloween. Students may wear costumes to school. Costumes must be school appropriate and follow the school dress code. Costumes cannot have a mask or cover the student’s face. Students cannot bring any weapons or look a like weapons. We hope everyone has a great and safe holiday.
November 1, 2024:
Just a reminder, Friday, November 1, 2024 is a professional development day for staff members. Students do not have school on Friday. We hope everyone enjoys their long weekend.
about 1 month ago, Lewis Whitaker
Hope Week is coming up on October 15-18! 🌈✨ Join us for dress-up days and fun activities led by our amazing school counselors during lunch. Let's spread hope and positivity together! #HopeWeek #SchoolSpirit #StudentWellbeing
about 2 months ago, Mayra Garza
Strengthen your family bonds and build a brighter future!
We're excited to bring the Strengthening Families Program 10-14 to the South end of Box Elder School District. Learn valuable skills to manage emotions, set goals, avoid peer pressure, make better decisions, and create stronger relationships. We're starting Monday, Sept 16th at the ACYI building from 5 pm - 7:30 pm. We are providing dinner.
Join us for this free program!
https://forms.gle/X8NavAwMMNzN5E616
#StrongerFamilies #FamilyGoals #CommunitySupport.
3 months ago, Mayra Garza
We are excited to welcome you back to school on August 26, 2024.
School will begin at 7:50 a.m. and will dismiss at 2:33 p.m.
Registration opens August 6, 2024.
Back to school night will be on August 15th from 5-7 p.m.
4 months ago, Gloria Dabb
10 months ago, Mayra Garza
Hello Young Intermediate Families!
Our 2023-2024 ACYI Yearbooks are available for purchase online.
Go to ybpay.com
School Code: 12620024
over 1 year ago, Brandon Nelson
KIDS AND SOCIAL MEDIA
Parents, come for a presentation on internet safety and education, smartphone familiarization, and ways to prevent online exploitation. Live Q&A to follow.
over 1 year ago, ACYI Administration
ACYI Spirit Week announcement 📣-
Eagles 🦅, let’s get excited about great learning!
Tomorrow, 26 Sept. Monday- Pajama day,
Lunchtime presentations about the importance of getting enough good sleep 🛌 😴 💤 for learning success, in commons area.
about 2 years ago, Clark Funk
Today ACYI had our first evacuation drill. Thank you students and staff for making it go so well.
We will be using this as our means of communication in the event of a real emergency. If you know others with students at ACYI that did not receive this message please have them contact the school to update their contact information.
over 2 years ago, Clark Funk
Parents,
Please refer to the information in the image regarding the School Lunch
over 2 years ago, ACYI Administration
over 2 years ago, Clark Funk
With so many students having access to devices and internet they cannot always make the right decision when it comes to peer pressure and what is appropriate to send to other people. Here is video clip on the consequences of what can happen when a picture is sent.
https://youtu.be/d5b1XZAkTIk over 2 years ago, Tamra Larsen
over 2 years ago, Tamra Larsen
over 2 years ago, Tamra Larsen
over 2 years ago, Clark Funk
Dear Wonderful Parents of our ACYI Students,
Looking for a way to invest more time into your children and family?
Would you like to connect better with your teenager?
Interested in free dinner and no dishes every Thursday for 7 week? :-)
Do you like gift cards and door prizes?
These and other family strengthening ideas will be offered at a class held here at ACYI!
Come join us for our 2nd year of hosting a Strengthening Families Class.
See this flyer for details :
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1kbKLpd7IlJjPYCP4AYbRWMhOSXq0beXQ
The class is limited to the first 15 families.
sign up here :
https://forms.gle/PKQQtEayn25u44GWA almost 3 years ago, Clark Funk
ACYI PTA INVITES YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR ANNUAL REFLECTIONS ART CONTEST
This year's theme is
"I Will Change the World by..."
about 3 years ago, Clark Funk
about 3 years ago, Clark Funk
about 3 years ago, Clark Funk
over 3 years ago, Clark Funk