ARAB HIGH SCHOOL HEADLINES
Varsity Boys Basketball Team -- Area 14 Champions, Marshall County Champions, Brewer Christmas Tournament Champions, and Holly Pond Thanksgiving Tournament Champions !!!
Feb. 9, 2010
Read more at Arab-Today !!
Arab Knights Wrestling Team Wins 2nd Place at Sectionals. Qualifies 13 for the State Tournament!!
Feb. 6, 2010
Caelin Light signs volleyball scholarship with Wallace State. Congratulations Caelin!!!
Nov. 24, 2009
Arab Knights win Holly Pond Thanksgiving Tournament for 2nd consecutive year. Good Job, Knights!!!
Nov. 28, 2009
Read More at Arab-Today.
AMT delivers another stellar performance with "Little Women"
Nov. 22, 2009
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Arab Knights Volleyball Team Ranked 7th in latest Poll.
Sept. 28, 2009
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Arab Knights Defeat Guntersville Wildcats 17-14. Knights are 3-2 on the season.
Sept. 25, 2009
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Homecoming Victory for the Knights, 21-14 over Madison Co.
Sept. 18, 2009
Read More at Arab-Today.
Carley Hallman chosen 2009 Homecoming Queen.
Sept. 18, 2009
Congratulations to Carley and the entire Homecoming Court.
View Pics of the Homecoming Court Here.
Knights defeat Scottsboro Wildcats 9 - 7.
Sept. 4, 2009
Read More at Arab-Today.
Arab SAT scores hold third in state
Aug. 5, 2009
From the August 5, 2009 edition of the Arab Tribune
Arab City Schools remains near the pinnacle of performance,
holding to its number three ranking in SAT scores among the 133
school systems in Alabama. Arab's composite score this past
school year was 77.67, up more than half of a point from last year's
77.16.
Among the composite highlights of those scores were two first-place
finishes in the state, eight second-place finishes, one third,
fourth, and fifth place finish. Tops among the SAT highlights
were fifth grade science students scoring in the 92 percentile, the
highest in the state in that category.
AHS leads area in graduation rates
Aug.22, 2009
From the August 22, 2009 edition of the Arab Tribune
When it comes to graduation rates, most area schools are improving, and Arab High School leads the pack. In May, AHS graduated 94.4 percent of its seniors, who entered the ninth grade four years ago. The rate does not included students who moved away or changed schools during that time. Superintendent John Mullins said he is proud that AHS's graduation rate has improved since the state department of education began keeping records a few years ago. Last year, AHS graduated 88 percent of its seniors. About four years ago the state adopted the graduation rate and did away with the dropout rate.
Alli Smalley's #5 is Retired at AHS!!
Jan. 16, 2009
Alli Smalley, who won the hearts of many fans during her basketball career at Arab High School, was honored by fans, coaches, and Mayor Gary Beam during a special ceremony January 16. Smalley had her # 5 jersey permanently retired by the school. In addition to the jersey retirement, Arab Mayor Gary Beam presented Smalley with a plaque declaring January 16 as Alli Smalley Day in Arab. The ceremony brought a standing room only crowd to the Arab High School gymnasium. Read more at ARAB-TODAY.