Can’t make tonight’s game?
Miles Waterbury, Staff Reporter
January 12, 2018
WPAT News is live-streaming a commentary on the Albemarle vs Charlottesville High School basketball game tonight. Seniors Jonathan Danilich, Jake Elliott, and Grayson Heflin will be commentating. “It’s something that’s never been done before,” Danilich said. “The idea was always there but t...
College Week Offers Opportunities for Help, Exploration
Rebecca Giesecke, Revolution Correspondent
November 13, 2017
Albemarle High School is hosting a College Week from Nov. 13-17, providing workshops, information sessions, and chances to meet with representatives from a variety of colleges from and around Virginia. This will be the fourth college week AHS has conducted and is open to all grade levels throughout...
Meet the Candidates for the Rio District School Board Seat
November 6, 2017
Filed under News, Schools, Showcase
With four-term School Board member Pam Moynihan not running for reelection, the race for the Rio District seat on the Albemarle County School Board has become one of the most competitive. Candidates Mary McIntyre and Katrina Callsen took time to speak with The Revolution about their background and what...
Albemarle Will Celebrate Diversity With Cultural Fair
Maddy White, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2017
This Wednesday and Thursday in the Breezeway at CHAT, the language department is hosting a cultural fair for all of the students to experience a wide variety of cultures. “We would really like for everyone, not just students taking a language, but the whole school, to come have fun and, experie...
Spirit Week: What’s Going Down
Olivia Hall, Staff Reporter
October 8, 2017
Monday, Oct. 9: Class Color Day Freshman: Blue Sophomores: White Juniors: Red Seniors: Black Follow @AHSSpiritWars to find out when your class will be taking a picture on the breezeway. Retweet Competition till 4:30 Students of each class will be given a tweet that they must retweet as many times as possible. Tuesday, Oct. 10...
What Even is Forensics: A Quick Guide
Jesse Case, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 24, 2017
One of the greatest mysteries of Albemarle, aside from the pool on the roof, is our forensics team. A student will rarely know what forensics is, despite how successful the AHS team has been in the past. Most often when asked what forensics is, most will just shrug or give a vague guess like, ...
Counseling Department Hosts College Fair for Seniors
Jesse Case, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 18, 2017
This past Sunday, Sept. 17, the Albemarle Counseling Department hosted a College Planning Night for students and families to learn more about their colleges of choice. The evening opened up with a Q&A panel featuring deans of admission from William and Mary, James Madison, Penn State, Longwoo...
Freeing up summer
Astrid Weisend, Staff Reporter
June 2, 2017
Continuing their crackdown on excessive homework, the school is now implementing a new policy banning summer homework. Since limiting classes to assigning two hours of homework per week, the restrictions now encompass the summer homework that accompanies upper level classes. This change was inspired...
Mary Poppins: A supercalifragilisticexpialidocious show
Beth Shifflett, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2017
Chimney sweepers, flight, magic, and the word “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” are only a few of the things that come to mind when “Mary Poppins” is mentioned. The Albemarle High School drama department will be putting on this play as the annual spring musical this year. This classic show w...
Students React to Pre-Prom Meeting
Eliza MacKnight, Editorial Editor
April 26, 2017
A pre-prom meeting was held on Thursday, April 20, to promote safe behavior after the Prom, which took place on Saturday, April 22. The meeting was led by former AHS teacher Anita Jenkins, who spoke of her son Nolan Jenkins, who tragically died in a car accident after attempting to drive from a f...
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