ESSA Funded Programs
- Title I, Part A: Grants to Local Educational Agencies
- Title I, Part D: Prevention and Intervention Programs for Children and Youth Who Are Neglected, Delinquent, or At-Risk
- Title II, Part A: Supporting Effective Instruction
- Title IV, Part A: Student Support and Academic Enhancement Grants
AHS Reopening Plan
AHS’s top priority is to protect student and staff safety, while providing excellent education to all of our students.
AHS is full time in-person learning. Please click here to read our full AHS Reopening Plan.
Info for AHS Families
- 2026-2027 Calendar
- Breakfast and lunch menus
- 2025-2026 Student & Family Handbook, including Code of Conduct and Discipline Policy
- 2025-2026 Distraction Free Phone Policy
- BSN Sideline School Apparel Store – Please be aware several items are NO LONGER apart of the AHS dress code policy. You can find our dress by clicking the attached link: DRESS CODE POLICY. Contact 585-254-1003 for further questions & clarifications regarding dress code
FAQ
Read the Frequently Asked Questions below to learn more about our school.
-
If your child lives in Rochester: Please contact our main office at (585) 254-1003 or transportation@ahscharter.org for assistance. You can also submit a transportation change yourself online: RCSD Transportation Change. NOTE: Transportation change requests can take up to 2 weeks for Rochester City School District to process, or even longer at the beginning of the school year. Please prepare alternative transportation arrangements while you wait for your child’s new bus assignment.
If your child lives in another city/school district: Please contact our main office at (585) 254-1003 or transportation@ahscharter.org for assistance.
-
Shirts: Students must wear an AHS shirt. Families may also purchase iron-on patches and apply to their own white, black, gray, yellow or teal shirts, or sweaters, NO HOODIES ALLOWED. Families can click here to view our dress code policy.
-
Click here to fill out the medication permission form, then bring in the form and your child’s medication to the Nurse.
-
Please email nurse@ahscharter.org or fax medical records to (585) 504-6765.
-
Students should be dropped off at the crosswalk in front of the AHS main entrance. Please note that we do not open our doors until 8:45 AM. Prior to this time, we do not have adequate staff to supervise students appropriately. To ensure student safety, we will not permit students to enter before 8:45 AM.
School begins at 8:45 AM every day. Students who are dropped off are considered late starting at 9:05 AM.
-
Enter at the AHS main entrance and come to the main office to pick up your child. Only legal parents and authorized contacts are permitted to pick up students. Please note: early dismissal ends at 3:45 as we then begin to prep for dismissal. Students may then be picked up between 4:10-4:30 PM.
-
To pick up a student prior to regular dismissal time, parents/guardians must check in at the main office and officially sign the student out for the day. Students cannot be picked up early after 3:45 pm. Please note that we are not able to dismiss students from class until the parent/guardian arrives at the main office to pick them up, even if the parent/guardian calls ahead.
-
AHS has an open door policy for our parents/guardians. This is YOUR SCHOOL and the more involved you are the more your child will benefit! To visit your child’s classroom, please contact your students teachers and assistant principal to schedule a day and time for you to shadow your student. On the day of, parents must sign in at the front desk, receive a Visitor’s pass, and be escorted to the classroom. Other family members can also participate and visit the classroom; however, we ask that the parent notify the school in advance and that no more than two family members visit a class at one time with the exception of a special event. For the safety of all children, government issued identification is required of all adults entering the school building including those for classroom visits.