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CONGRATULATIONS
The Alton School District is pleased to announce this month's "Heart of the School" Award recipients.  Award recipients can include teachers, staff, parents and community volunteers who go the "extra mile" in delivering educational services to students.  Click on the link below to view this month's award winners. (Pictured: Dave Campbell - Parent Volunteer)

Heart of the School Awards

Smith

 

ALTON EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES NEW GRANT OPPORTUNITY
The Alton Educational Foundation recently released a 2008 Request for Proposal (RFP).  The Foundation seeks to fund innovative programs that enhance educational opportunities, support academic excellence and encourage student achievement.  Completed proposals must be postmarked by September 30, 2008 in order to be considered. 

>CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE RFP <

  

ALTON MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS RECOGNIZED FOR WRITING SKILLS
Alton Middle School 7th and 8th grade students in Angela Relford's classroom were recently recognized by Superintendent David Elson for their "Excelllent Writing" skills.  Students receiving the recognition were:  Kayla Smith, Charles Skelton, Jami Steen, Adam Dempster, Andreas Long, James Freeman, Jacob Raymond, and Kevin Cheatham.  Congratulations!  

AMS House

 

 

ILLINOIS HOUSE IS THE "LAND OF THINKING"
Deriving its name from the great state in which we live, the Illinois House has strived to become a preeminent educational institution.  With over two hundred and forty students, and twenty plus faculty and staff, the Illinois House is continuously working to improve upon their reputation for excellence.  During its short existence, “The Land of Thinking” has achieved many wonderful accomplishments.

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