Work Permits:

NEW FROM THE INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: 

Effective Thursday, July 1, schools will no longer issue work permits for minor employees (under age 18). Instead, employers who employ five or more minor employees will now be responsible for tracking and reporting minor-employee information via the state’s Youth Employment System (YES). This change in Indiana law will help make tracking and reporting youth-employment information more efficient and streamlined. The new requirement will not impact the state’s work-hour requirement for minors, and all employers must still comply with the Teen Work Hour and Prohibited and Hazardous Occupation restrictions for minors. More information is available here

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Is your child sick? Please see the following link to see if your child should go to school:  (Being Updated Soon)
Information on meals available during virtual learning:  Food Service.pdf
Virtual learning contract:  VIRTUAL LEARNING CONTRACT.pdf
*Virtual meal ordering information:  Virtual meal order info parents.docx
*Get the Remind App to stay updated on school closing/elearning days:  remind.jpg
*Hotspots for the internet:  Hotspots for Internet.pdf
*Please click on following link for google help: http://www.msdsteuben.k12.in.us/essentials/msdsc-technology-department/260-technology/136-google-for-families-2 

Summer School ANNOUNCEMENTS
Summer School started today!  Remember to be in class by 8 am for the morning session and by noon for the afternoon session.

Sports News:
Summer Weights starts Wednesday June 2.  Come during your scheduled time.  Stay active and competition ready!

This Day in History:
(Will return soon...)

If you ever miss something in the announcements, they are posted on the high school website as well as in the display case just outside the office.

 

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Overview

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Angola High School is a proud partner in education with the community of Angola, Indiana. Located one mile east of downtown Angola on U.S. Highway 20, Angola High School is recognized as a leader among high schools. Students come from both a rural and small town setting with only five percent of the population being minority students. Three percent are African American students, one percent is Hispanic students and one percent is Asian students. Twenty-three percent of our students receive free or reduced lunches. As our community grows and business opportunities expand, we see continual changes in our student population. However, we are proud of the tolerance we have for diversity and positive behaviors our students have exhibited. AHS is truly a learning community, involving all students and adults. 

We are very proud of our teachers, students, parents, and community members who make up our school community. Our students consistently rank above both state and national averages on standardized assessments.Welcome to our home page. We encourage you to browse our website for more information about our school and students.

It is the policy of The Metropolitan School District of Steuben County to provide equal access to all employment and educational opportunities regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, creed or ancestry, age, gender, marital status, or disability.

For inquires of the: Title IX Coordinator, Section 504 Coordinator, and Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Excellent Faculty

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We are fortunate to employ some of the finest faculty members in the Midwest. Seventy-three percent of our faculty hold master’s degrees or more. The average teacher tenure is twenty-six years, and this experience shows in student achievement. Two of our teachers have authored several books on teaching strategies and are nationally recognized for their efforts. Fifteen of our faculty have presented workshops to teachers in four states in an effort to help others improve their profession. Teachers are the most important ingredient in a student’s success. We are proud to have some of the very best at AHS.

Modern Facilities

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The facilities at Angola High School are modern and extremely adaptable to learning. The building opened in 1990 and appears today to be brand new. The totally climate-controlled building features Internet access in all rooms, real-time video conferencing capabilities, state-of-the-art science labs and much more. The building simply provides the comfort and positive environment for learning to occur.

Student Opportunities

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Numerous options are available to our students. Among them are workplace studies, internships, and classes at Trine University’s Middle College. Students have the opportunity to graduate with several college credits and unique real-life experiences. We hope you will contact our school personnel for more details on these and other unique programs available to our students.