 Northeast Fifth Graders Raise Money for Cancer Patient
Twelve fifth grade students at Northeast Elementary School recently concluded a heart-warming fundraiser in an effort to raise money for the family of a three-year old boy battling cancer. Read More
May 18, 2008
Mountain Ridge Concert Band and Percussion Ensemble Spring Concert
May 19, 2008
HSA Testing
May 19, 2008
Allegany High School Oral History Book Signing
May 19, 2008
Mountain Ridge Jazz Orchestra Spring Concert
May 20, 2008
Allegany High School Spring Band Concert
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Allegany High School's 10th Oral History Publication to be ReleasedOn Monday, May 19, 2008, Allegany County residents will have the opportunity to purchase a copy of the 2008 edition of Allegany High School’s oral history book. Read More Students Urged to Participate in 2008 HSA Summer SchoolThe Allegany County Public School System will offer a High School Assessment (HSA) Summer School program, free of charge, at the Center for Career and Technical Education for students in the graduating class of 2009 in the four HSA content areas of government, biology, English, and algebra beginning in July. Read More Mountain Ridge Musical Groups Hold Spring ConcertsA concert of contemporary and traditional band music will be presented at Mountain Ridge High School on Sunday, May 18, 2008, beginning at 3:00 p.m, and the Mountain Ridge High School Jazz Orchestra will hold its spring concert on Monday, May 19, 2008, at the Palace Theatre in Frostburg, MD, beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Read More Parent Survey Now OnlineThe Allegany County Public School System’s Parent Advisory Council has recently revised its parent survey to align with the six types of involvement established by researchers at Johns Hopkins University. Read More |
 Dr. William J. AuMiller
Superintendent of Schools
Another successful school year is coming to a close, and seniors are anxiously awaiting the traditional year end events. High school graduation marks a milestone for students as each one contemplates the next phase of life. Some will decide to enroll in a college or university, while others will enter the workforce or the military. Regardless of the pathways students choose, the Allegany County Public School System is proud of their many accomplishments, and we are confident that our highly qualified teachers have prepared them for life's many challenges. To each graduating senior, it is my pleasure to extend best wishes for continued success.
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