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IMPORTANT DATES & EVENTS:

Monday - October 3rd - Early Release - Dismissal 1:15
Wednesday - October 5th - No School - Yom Kippur
Monday October 10th - No School - Indigenous People's Day

New Attendance Procedures for 2022-2023

Parents and guardians will want to note our new procedures for excusing student absences and latenesses. This will require a parent/guardian email or call, as we will no longer be using the google form to excuse absences. You can read more about these procedures in the Absence, Late, and Early Dismissal Procedures document:

Attendance Procedures 2022-2023

Welcome Letter for ABRHS Families 2022-2023
The annual Welcome Letter was sent to all families on August 9th. It is full of information that students and families will need for the return to school. Please take the tiime to read the Welcome Letter 2022-2023 before school resumes on August 29th for 9th-grade students and August 30th for all students.

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Please click on the link above for a listing of local and national organizations for mental health resources, referrals, and help.

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