✏️ New Student Registration for 2026-27! ✏️
Registration is open for all students for next school year! Register now to become an Aviator! ✈
More info here: 🔗 https://www.alliancecityschools.org/page/acs-new-student-registration
Please note: A child will not be fully registered unless all forms have been completed and all documents have been turned in within two weeks of starting the application.
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Registration is open for all students for next school year! Register now to become an Aviator! ✈
More info here: 🔗 https://www.alliancecityschools.org/page/acs-new-student-registration
Please note: A child will not be fully registered unless all forms have been completed and all documents have been turned in within two weeks of starting the application.
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Our Aviators only have one more week of school left before summer break! This school year flew by! #RepthatA
🎓 Kaycie Jurina 🎓
Kaycie will be attending the University of Mount Union as an Investment Alliance Scholar where she plans to study nursing and minor in Spanish.
During her time at AHS, she was involved in tennis and worked at Hot Pots Pottery.
Positive staff member:
"One teacher who has had a positive impact on me is Mrs. Bearss. I had her as my freshman foundations teacher and again as my senior ceramics teacher. In both classes, she pushed me to be more creative and to think outside the box in my projects. Whether an assignment was big or small, she always encouraged me to go a little further and refine it to show my true potential. Even when I felt frustrated, fed up with a project, or ready to give up on myself, she never gave up on me. She would always tell me to take it one step further, adding one more shadow or that final bit of texture. Her support and belief in me helped me grow not only as an artist, but also as a student."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"To the class of 2027, never give up. It's cliche and overused but true as can be. You are the only limit to your own potential. Classes will get boring, lectures will be long but the payoff of staying focused and giving every last assignment your all will be one of the most rewarding experiences you have. At the end of the day you will be able to say with integrity and peace knowing that you tried your best whether you succeeded or not. For a life fully lived is a life without regrets."
What will you remember about AHS:
"One thing that I will always remember about high school is all of the relationships that I formed and friendships that I have made with the best people in my life. The people that I’ve met have formed me into the person I am and I am so thankful for all of them."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In five years, I envision myself graduating with a bachelor’s degree in nursing. After that, I plan to secure a job at a hospital in Ohio to gain valuable experience. This experience will allow me to move on to be a travel nurse."
Congratulations, Kaycie! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Kaycie will be attending the University of Mount Union as an Investment Alliance Scholar where she plans to study nursing and minor in Spanish.
During her time at AHS, she was involved in tennis and worked at Hot Pots Pottery.
Positive staff member:
"One teacher who has had a positive impact on me is Mrs. Bearss. I had her as my freshman foundations teacher and again as my senior ceramics teacher. In both classes, she pushed me to be more creative and to think outside the box in my projects. Whether an assignment was big or small, she always encouraged me to go a little further and refine it to show my true potential. Even when I felt frustrated, fed up with a project, or ready to give up on myself, she never gave up on me. She would always tell me to take it one step further, adding one more shadow or that final bit of texture. Her support and belief in me helped me grow not only as an artist, but also as a student."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"To the class of 2027, never give up. It's cliche and overused but true as can be. You are the only limit to your own potential. Classes will get boring, lectures will be long but the payoff of staying focused and giving every last assignment your all will be one of the most rewarding experiences you have. At the end of the day you will be able to say with integrity and peace knowing that you tried your best whether you succeeded or not. For a life fully lived is a life without regrets."
What will you remember about AHS:
"One thing that I will always remember about high school is all of the relationships that I formed and friendships that I have made with the best people in my life. The people that I’ve met have formed me into the person I am and I am so thankful for all of them."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In five years, I envision myself graduating with a bachelor’s degree in nursing. After that, I plan to secure a job at a hospital in Ohio to gain valuable experience. This experience will allow me to move on to be a travel nurse."
Congratulations, Kaycie! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
🎓 Keion Rose 🎓
Keion plans to attend the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics to become an aviation mechanic.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in golf, bowling, the auto tech career tech program and worked for Sarchione Ford of Alliance.
Positive staff member:
"Mr. Billingsley, he has opened my eyes to a wide variety of options in the mechanical side of things. I went from wanting to be a car mechanic, to a diesel mechanic, now wanting to be an aviation mechanic. He was always with the idea of them and gave me ideas and options of colleges or jobs to pick from.
And Mrs. Collins, she always was there to help the best she could if you needed extra help with signing certain things and couldn't understand during class. She would take the time after class or school to break it all down to you to help you perfect the things that you didn't understand."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"Participate in all the activities and things you can, you only get to do it once, so make the most of it and have fun. The activities will make senior year go by a little slower. Enjoy your last year before becoming an adult, because next thing you know you will be walking across the stage wishing you did all the things you didn't do."
What will you remember about AHS:
"My auto tech class was a fun but short 2 years, and I wish I could have more time with the people in the class. I went in thinking I wasn't going to enjoy it and ended up making some friends with new people. Mr. B is very knowledgeable and makes the class one of the best places to be."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself working on airplane motors or even the big airline airplanes and possibly becoming an engineer in the future. I want to become more confident and focused on building a future where I can solve problems and create things that make a difference."
Congratulations, Keion! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Keion plans to attend the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics to become an aviation mechanic.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in golf, bowling, the auto tech career tech program and worked for Sarchione Ford of Alliance.
Positive staff member:
"Mr. Billingsley, he has opened my eyes to a wide variety of options in the mechanical side of things. I went from wanting to be a car mechanic, to a diesel mechanic, now wanting to be an aviation mechanic. He was always with the idea of them and gave me ideas and options of colleges or jobs to pick from.
And Mrs. Collins, she always was there to help the best she could if you needed extra help with signing certain things and couldn't understand during class. She would take the time after class or school to break it all down to you to help you perfect the things that you didn't understand."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"Participate in all the activities and things you can, you only get to do it once, so make the most of it and have fun. The activities will make senior year go by a little slower. Enjoy your last year before becoming an adult, because next thing you know you will be walking across the stage wishing you did all the things you didn't do."
What will you remember about AHS:
"My auto tech class was a fun but short 2 years, and I wish I could have more time with the people in the class. I went in thinking I wasn't going to enjoy it and ended up making some friends with new people. Mr. B is very knowledgeable and makes the class one of the best places to be."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself working on airplane motors or even the big airline airplanes and possibly becoming an engineer in the future. I want to become more confident and focused on building a future where I can solve problems and create things that make a difference."
Congratulations, Keion! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Our Alliance City Schools Counseling Team was named a Notable Name in Behavioral Health by Stark County Mental Health and Addiction Recovery (StarkMHAR)! The team was recognized at a celebration last Friday.
Congratulations to these 10 amazing individuals who work day in and day out to meet the needs of our Aviators! They are truly deserving of this recognition. #RepthatA
Congratulations to these 10 amazing individuals who work day in and day out to meet the needs of our Aviators! They are truly deserving of this recognition. #RepthatA
Marcus Lambdin, an assistant principal at AHS, and Liz Davis, a Spanish teacher at AHS, had the opportunity to present at the Ohio Mid-Sized Districts Leadership Collaborative last week! They did an amazing job representing Alliance City Schools! #RepthatA
The Jetsetters ended the year with their annual Cabaret show! What a fantastic group of talented students we had this year! #RepthatA
Stop by Alliance High School tomorrow at 7 pm for the AHS Choir Concert! #RepthatA
The Jetsetters are having a fundraiser at Buffalo Wild Wings on Wednesday from 4-9 pm! #RepthatA
🎓 Grady Fast 🎓
Grady will be attending the University of Mount Union to study education and minor in coaching.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in football, baseball, basketball, bowling and National Honor Society.
Positive staff member:
"A staff member that has made a positive impact on me is Allison Morrison. Throughout my time at Alliance High School, she supported my education and helped point me in a direction for success after high school. She has a wealth of knowledge and is an amazing resource for those who need extra help when finding a path after school."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"One piece of advice I would give to the class of 2027 is to enjoy your senior year. Instead of slowing down because you're close to the end, enjoy every moment, cherish this time with your friends, and make the most of every day. Senior year is your last time to enjoy being a kid before entering adulthood. Use this time to lean on others and prepare yourself for what is to come."
What will you remember about AHS:
"One thing that has had a tremendous impact on me throughout high school is football. To me, football is not just a sport, it has taught me leadership, resilience and given me a family through tough times. It has also provided me the opportunity to continue my education, and be part of something bigger beyond college and into my career."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself returning to Alliance City Schools after college graduation, and becoming a teacher. Additionally, I hope to be a coach for the Alliance High School football team and impact a new generation of athletes and students. I want to continue to be an active member in my community to support the schools and events of Alliance."
Congratulations, Grady! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Grady will be attending the University of Mount Union to study education and minor in coaching.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in football, baseball, basketball, bowling and National Honor Society.
Positive staff member:
"A staff member that has made a positive impact on me is Allison Morrison. Throughout my time at Alliance High School, she supported my education and helped point me in a direction for success after high school. She has a wealth of knowledge and is an amazing resource for those who need extra help when finding a path after school."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"One piece of advice I would give to the class of 2027 is to enjoy your senior year. Instead of slowing down because you're close to the end, enjoy every moment, cherish this time with your friends, and make the most of every day. Senior year is your last time to enjoy being a kid before entering adulthood. Use this time to lean on others and prepare yourself for what is to come."
What will you remember about AHS:
"One thing that has had a tremendous impact on me throughout high school is football. To me, football is not just a sport, it has taught me leadership, resilience and given me a family through tough times. It has also provided me the opportunity to continue my education, and be part of something bigger beyond college and into my career."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself returning to Alliance City Schools after college graduation, and becoming a teacher. Additionally, I hope to be a coach for the Alliance High School football team and impact a new generation of athletes and students. I want to continue to be an active member in my community to support the schools and events of Alliance."
Congratulations, Grady! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Join us in wishing these four talented Alliance freshmen good luck at the Just Write State Tournament today at Bluffton University!
These outstanding 9th graders, Jayden Curlutu, Brinley Mann, Madilynn Stillwagon, and Eva Murphy, have earned the opportunity to compete against students from across the state of Ohio, and we could not be more proud of their hard work, dedication, and achievement!
We know these Aviators will do an amazing job representing Alliance on the state stage! #RepthatA
These outstanding 9th graders, Jayden Curlutu, Brinley Mann, Madilynn Stillwagon, and Eva Murphy, have earned the opportunity to compete against students from across the state of Ohio, and we could not be more proud of their hard work, dedication, and achievement!
We know these Aviators will do an amazing job representing Alliance on the state stage! #RepthatA
Did you miss one of our fantastic concerts last week or want a copy of one? Recordings of the concerts are available for digital download or on DVD. Fill out the form linked below!
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🔗 https://tinyurl.com/mtpzjmfw
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🎓 Kai'vion Thomas 🎓
Kai'vion will be attending Walsh University to study exercise science.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in football, baseball, track and field, 99th squadron and the sports medicine career tech program.
Positive staff member:
"Mrs. McKnight has made a positive impact on me during my high school time because she has always kept me motivated and in line. She's been a mentor to me during my time here at AHS. She taught me how to be responsible, she taught me more manners and how to deal with adversity."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"Start before you feel ready whether it’s applications, scholarships, or planning your future. Waiting for the “perfect time” just creates stress, but taking small steps early gives you room to improve and figure things out. Progress matters more than perfection."
What will you remember about AHS:
"The connections I built and the memories I made will stay with me long after graduation."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In five years, I see myself finishing college and working toward a career in athletic training. I plan to continue being involved in track and field while gaining hands-on experience helping athletes stay healthy and perform at their best. I want to be building a strong career in athletic training while continuing to grow both professionally and personally."
Congratulations, Kai'vion! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Kai'vion will be attending Walsh University to study exercise science.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in football, baseball, track and field, 99th squadron and the sports medicine career tech program.
Positive staff member:
"Mrs. McKnight has made a positive impact on me during my high school time because she has always kept me motivated and in line. She's been a mentor to me during my time here at AHS. She taught me how to be responsible, she taught me more manners and how to deal with adversity."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"Start before you feel ready whether it’s applications, scholarships, or planning your future. Waiting for the “perfect time” just creates stress, but taking small steps early gives you room to improve and figure things out. Progress matters more than perfection."
What will you remember about AHS:
"The connections I built and the memories I made will stay with me long after graduation."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In five years, I see myself finishing college and working toward a career in athletic training. I plan to continue being involved in track and field while gaining hands-on experience helping athletes stay healthy and perform at their best. I want to be building a strong career in athletic training while continuing to grow both professionally and personally."
Congratulations, Kai'vion! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
🎓 Jessalynn Ziegler 🎓
Jessalynn will be attending the University of Mount Union to study psychology and minor in Spanish or autism studies.
Positive staff member:
"Mr. Winner made a lasting positive impact on me by pushing me to reach my full potential. He encouraged me to dive deeper into my learning and put in the hard work needed to succeed."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"To the Class of 2027: Don't forget to enjoy the little things—they add up to something big."
What will you remember about AHS:
"I will always cherish the connections I made with the staff and the genuine kindness they showed me throughout my time here."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"Five years from now, I look forward to being a University of Mount Union graduate and embarking on the next professional chapter of my life."
Congratulations, Jessalynn! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Jessalynn will be attending the University of Mount Union to study psychology and minor in Spanish or autism studies.
Positive staff member:
"Mr. Winner made a lasting positive impact on me by pushing me to reach my full potential. He encouraged me to dive deeper into my learning and put in the hard work needed to succeed."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"To the Class of 2027: Don't forget to enjoy the little things—they add up to something big."
What will you remember about AHS:
"I will always cherish the connections I made with the staff and the genuine kindness they showed me throughout my time here."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"Five years from now, I look forward to being a University of Mount Union graduate and embarking on the next professional chapter of my life."
Congratulations, Jessalynn! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
🎓 Daniel Geiselman 🎓
Daniel will be employed full time at Moore Specialties following graduation.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in football, wrestling, track and field, volunteered as a coach for Alliance Youth Wrestling and worked at Walmart.
Positive staff member:
"Coach Pennington has had the biggest impact on me not just during wrestling season but for everything. He has always helped me whenever I needed it."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"Just show up and do your work. You can goof off, but make sure you are doing your work."
What will you remember about AHS:
"There's a lot in the past four years that happened but it was probably my athletic career, especially senior year. We had a really good football season, and I had a really good wrestling season even though I did not make the state tournament."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself working and coaching."
Congratulations, Daniel! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Daniel will be employed full time at Moore Specialties following graduation.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in football, wrestling, track and field, volunteered as a coach for Alliance Youth Wrestling and worked at Walmart.
Positive staff member:
"Coach Pennington has had the biggest impact on me not just during wrestling season but for everything. He has always helped me whenever I needed it."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"Just show up and do your work. You can goof off, but make sure you are doing your work."
What will you remember about AHS:
"There's a lot in the past four years that happened but it was probably my athletic career, especially senior year. We had a really good football season, and I had a really good wrestling season even though I did not make the state tournament."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself working and coaching."
Congratulations, Daniel! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
🎓 David Wang 🎓
David will be attending the University of Mount Union as an Investment Alliance Scholar with plans to study biology.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in cross country, track and field, orchestra, National Honor Society and class council.
Positive staff member:
"The teacher that has made a positive impact on me is Ms. Weisel, as she has helped me understand the concept of time management in fast-paced assignments. As well as improve my ability with forming sentence structures in my essays, something in which I struggled with."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"An advice I would like to give to the class of 2027 is to never doubt your actions as meaningless. Since even the tiniest bit of success should be counted for something and be used to motivate you to achieve something larger."
What will you remember about AHS:
"Something I will always remember about my time at Alliance High School is the fun events we would do in cross country during summer practices. This would include playing kickball, sometimes basketball, and going on our kayak and camping trip just before mandatory practice begins."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself becoming more proficient and confident in the topics surrounding my major. And hopefully being able to decide the type of field I want to pursue as a career revolving around my major."
Congratulations, David! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
David will be attending the University of Mount Union as an Investment Alliance Scholar with plans to study biology.
During his time at AHS, he was involved in cross country, track and field, orchestra, National Honor Society and class council.
Positive staff member:
"The teacher that has made a positive impact on me is Ms. Weisel, as she has helped me understand the concept of time management in fast-paced assignments. As well as improve my ability with forming sentence structures in my essays, something in which I struggled with."
Piece of Advice for Class of 2027:
"An advice I would like to give to the class of 2027 is to never doubt your actions as meaningless. Since even the tiniest bit of success should be counted for something and be used to motivate you to achieve something larger."
What will you remember about AHS:
"Something I will always remember about my time at Alliance High School is the fun events we would do in cross country during summer practices. This would include playing kickball, sometimes basketball, and going on our kayak and camping trip just before mandatory practice begins."
Where do you see yourself in 5 years:
"In 5 years, I see myself becoming more proficient and confident in the topics surrounding my major. And hopefully being able to decide the type of field I want to pursue as a career revolving around my major."
Congratulations, David! ✈ #RepthatA #AHSClassof2026
Last week, Alliance High School inducted two new members into the Alliance Career Tech Hall of Fame!
Devyn (Howe) Litten is a 2015 graduate of the cosmetology program. She began working in the field at local salons in Alliance immediately after graduation and has made a lasting impact. In 2025, she opened her own salon, Elevate Salon & Spa, where she currently employs several other AHS cosmetology graduates. Devyn is also an assistant volleyball coach at AHS and has a son attending school at AELS. Congratulations, Devyn!
Chuck Morrison is a 1978 graduate of the vocational printing program. For over 45 years, he worked at Robertson Heating Supply where he was instrumental in promoting all aspects of operations within the distribution center and all 39 branches. Chuck has also made a positive impact in the Alliance community by working with several athletic organizations. He coached softball for 20 years and served on the youth softball board for 18 years. Congratulations, Chuck!
We are so proud of these Alliance High School alumni and lucky to have them as role models for our current and future students! #RepthatA
Devyn (Howe) Litten is a 2015 graduate of the cosmetology program. She began working in the field at local salons in Alliance immediately after graduation and has made a lasting impact. In 2025, she opened her own salon, Elevate Salon & Spa, where she currently employs several other AHS cosmetology graduates. Devyn is also an assistant volleyball coach at AHS and has a son attending school at AELS. Congratulations, Devyn!
Chuck Morrison is a 1978 graduate of the vocational printing program. For over 45 years, he worked at Robertson Heating Supply where he was instrumental in promoting all aspects of operations within the distribution center and all 39 branches. Chuck has also made a positive impact in the Alliance community by working with several athletic organizations. He coached softball for 20 years and served on the youth softball board for 18 years. Congratulations, Chuck!
We are so proud of these Alliance High School alumni and lucky to have them as role models for our current and future students! #RepthatA
Tonight's the last night of the ACS Fine Arts Showcase! It will feature a combined performance from the Alliance High School and Alliance Middle School bands starting at 6 pm.
It's also the last day to check out the ACS Visual Art Show. It will be open for viewing from 2:30-8 pm tonight.
We hope to see you here for the final day of the showcase! #RepthatA
It's also the last day to check out the ACS Visual Art Show. It will be open for viewing from 2:30-8 pm tonight.
We hope to see you here for the final day of the showcase! #RepthatA
We had a great time welcoming the Canton South and Marlington jazz bands last week to our 2026 Alliance High School Jazz Festival! It was a night full of great music and talented student musicians. 🎶 #RepthatA
The final #LikeAGirl event of the year is coming up next week!
Register your daughter to attend here: https://tinyurl.com/mr4xzw77
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Register your daughter to attend here: https://tinyurl.com/mr4xzw77
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