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2024-25 Highlights
Summer School TransportationBelow are the bus routes/times for summer school. Click here for the PDF.
Sports Physicals
Athletics FormsUse the links below to print and complete forms as needed.
Football Camp
Please print and fill out flyer/permission slip
2025Ahwahneefootballcampflyer.pdf
Camp cost is $25 -- No Refunds -- Pay upon arrival
Checks Payable to: Warrior Athletic Youth Club
Attn: Rob Lopez -- email pezzzzz55@gmail.com or call (559) 451-7172
**Important Dates and Times**:
***CURRENT AMS STUDENTS (Current 7th graders only)
June 4th, 5th, 9th, 11th, Camp practice 3 pm to 5 pm site: AMS Fields
Saturday June 7th, Car Wash Fundraiser, 9:00am to 12:00 pm at Ahwahnee
***25/26 CURRENT AND INCOMING AMS STUDENTS***
June 16th, 18th, 23rd, 24th, Camp practice 5 pm to 6:30 pm site Hoover Quad
June 12th, 19th, 25th, 7 on 7 Comp, at Alta Sierra MS, 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Saturday August 2nd Parent Meeting, Ahwahnee 10:00 am to 11:00 am
Monday August 4th, First day of Football Practice, 7:00 am to 10:00 am
Sports Physicals are required by Aug 4th to participate in any practice activities
Summer Basketball League
Join the Fresno PAL Defenders Summer Basketball League. The season will be from June 21st to July 26 at Kings Canyon Middle School. Click Here to register for free. The deadline is May 31st.
Yearbooks
If you ordered by Friday, May 9, your student's book has been delivered. Orders will now ship to your mailing address in approximately 2 weeks. Order your yearbook at treering.com/validate . Use the passcode: 1016590244442731.
WIN (What I Need) Tutorial After School
After school tutorial begins is from 3pm to 4pm. The schedule is as follows: Mondays and Wednesdays, students can get Homework Help from Mrs. Tanielian in room H7; Mondays and Thursdays, there will be Study Hall with Mr. Hamada in room E1; Wednesdays and Thursdays, Ms. Ramirez will offer Homework Help in E8; and, on Wednesdays, Mrs. Rodriguez will host an English Power Hour in S9. For help at home, students can create a Tutor.com account through Clever using their FUSD login and password.
ELPAC Score Reports Available
CAASPP Score Reports
Warrior NewsHere's a sneak peek at the great work happening in Mrs. Colon's Journalism class. Click here to get the full scoop!
United Health CentersUnited Health Centers provides primary care services, including medical, optometry, dental, behavioral health, psychiatry, and other specialty services. They accept Medi-Cal, Medicare, TRICARE, and most insurance plans. Additionally, they can assist with the Medi-Cal or health insurance enrollment process for those who need coverage. Click here for the brochure in English or click here for the brochure in Spanish. Here is a list of locations.
Project FoodBox
Project FoodBox is a program designed to improve health through nutrition for students and families on Medi-Cal who may qualify. Click here for qualification details.
Here’s what Project FoodBox offers to its members:
- Personalized Nutrition: Each 15–18 lb. box is carefully curated by Registered Nutritionists to meet the specific dietary needs of individuals with chronic health conditions.
- Weekly Deliveries: Members receive fresh, locally grown food every week for up to 24 weeks—at no cost and without affecting existing benefits.
- Improved Health Outcomes: Access to high-quality, medically tailored nutrition helps manage chronic diseases, lowers healthcare costs, and enhances overall well-being.
Ordering School PicturesPicture packages can be purchased on mylifetouch.com with your student ID or the code EVTT7DQWK.
CAASPP Parent Notification
Our Mission
We nurture and cultivate the interests, intellect, and leadership of our students by providing an excellent, equitable education in a culturally proficient environment.
We Value
Learning
- We provide high quality teaching and learning that involves challenging and relevant experiences to produce critical, collaborative, and solution-oriented thinkers
- We create learning experiences that support a wide range of ability and are focused on improving every day with constructive and consistent feedback
- We emphasize learning is enjoyable, engaging, and interactive
- We know all individuals can learn and we demonstrate that by having high expectations and a growth mindset
We Value
Positive Behavior
- We promote all individuals to grow intellectually, emotionally, morally, socially, and culturally
- We demonstrate a passion for life rooted in respecting and understanding one another
- We prepare our students to play active roles in building positive communities
We Value
People & Community
- We create a welcoming place where diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the forefront of all our decisions to create a place where people are treated with respect and compassion
- We strive to ensure that all feel loved, valued, informed, and heard
We Value
Accountability
- We have a responsibility to action and own the consequences of our actions
- We measure and reflect on outcomes to improve the quality of work
- We use evidence-based methods and make data-informed decisions
- We own the intent and the impact of our actions at all levels of Fresno Unified