He says an ACGC teacher who made an impact is “Mrs. Mootz, because she believed in me when I was seen struggling.”
His advice? “If there is a will, there is a way! Just stick to it!”
He will be joining the work force after high school.
Way to go Aaron!
ACGC Falcons are in action today!
It’s a full slate of home and away events:
🥎 Softball hosts Paynesville
⚾ Baseball hosts BBE
⛳ Boys & Girls Golf compete at Island Pine Golf Course (home meet)
🏃♂️ Track & Field travels to the BBE Invitational
Track & Field Schedule:
4:00 PM – Field Events
4:30 PM – Running Events
Come out and enjoy the beautiful weather while supporting your Falcons!
Track results will be posted at https://rpmtiming.com/.
GO FALCONS!
She says that Mrs. Fitzgerald made an impact on her because “she is always kind and understanding. She is a great NHS leader and always helps out when she can!”
A favorite high school memory is playing dress to impress in the library and her advice to others is that “Putting in effort goes a long way.”
After high school she plans to attend Winona State University to study Psychology.
Congratulations Brooklyn!
ACGC Early Childhood Family Education hosted an awesome opportunity for preschool parents and students to attend a Beach Party themed family event. What a great time!
She says that her favorite teacher is Quincy McNeil because “literally helped me understand and decide how I want to live as an adult!”
Her advice to younger falcons is, “to not truly care what others think, be yourself and keep up with work, attend school events and get yourself out there!”
She plans to move to Mankato and study education to become a teacher
Good luck Jiingr!
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ACGC Community Education is excited to offer Applied Nutritional Therapy for everyday life to the District! Nutritional therapy is a root-cause approach to healing by supporting the body through the 5 foundations. In these courses, you will learn what the 5 foundations are and how to apply it to your everyday life. You will learn how to listen to your body’s unique needs - working with it, not against it.
What a perfect day for ACGC Athletics! ☀️
Our Falcon Track & Field team is hosting their home invitational, Softball is at home for a doubleheader vs. Kimball, and Baseball is on the road taking on the Cubs in a doubleheader!
Plenty of action today—get outside, enjoy the beautiful weather, and cheer on the Falcons!
#GoFalcons
Track Meet Info:
4:00 - Field Events Start
4:30 - Running Events Start
Results
Who was an ACGC teacher who made an impact on you and how?
“Mrs. Heimerman. She always made learning feel welcoming and supported me when I was struggling and took the time to explain things in a way I could understand. She encouraged me to keep going even when it was hard.”
What is your favorite memory from high school?
“Creating fun Homecoming weeks for the school with the Student Council.”
What advice would you give to younger Falcons?
“Be kind, work hard, and stay true to yourself. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, they help you grow. And remember to enjoy the journey.”
What are your plans for after graduation?
“To attend Lake Superior College in Duluth”
Good luck Lydia!
Who was an ACGC teacher who made an impact on you and how?
“I would say the teacher that had the greatest impact on me was Mrs. Johnson. I could say it may be because of how I knew every day in her class would be fun and entertaining with a deep conversation among the class about our homework or everyday things, usually correlating to what we were learning in class. I would say she has had a greater impact on just being a great teacher, she has always been motivational, supportive, and has always been there to listen to me through my difficulties in class or just life. Mrs. Johnson has had the greatest impact on me as a person and student.”
What is your favorite memory from high school?
“My favorite memory is when my friend got lost at the MN State Capitol, later finding out he was trying to find the bathroom and got lost in the basement.”
What advice would you give to younger Falcons?
“Every experience in high school is as free as it will get.”
What are your plans for after graduation?
“To attend NDSU in the fall, pursuing a career in counseling.”
Way to go Tristin!
Who was an ACGC teacher who made an impact on you and how?
“Ms. Anderson, she always encouraged my love for history!”
What is your favorite memory from high school?
“Growing up with and seeing my peers take their own paths.”
What advice would you give to younger Falcons?
“High school is only a very short time in your life - don't let it get the best of you.”
What are your plans for after graduation?
“To obtain my bachelor's in criminal justice through Penn State.”
He says that a teacher who made an impact on him was Sutton Junkermeier because, “he pushes me to do my best and he's like a friend who never stops caring.”
A favorite memory from high school was the east coast trip because “I got to see my friends outside of school for who they actually are.”
His advice is to “never give up even if you hit rock bottom because the only way you can go from there is up!”
Next year he will attend SDSU to study wildlife management.
Congratulations Gavin!
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Who was an ACGC teacher who made an impact on you and how?
“Though there have been many teachers who have made an impact on me, I think Mr. Wallested was the most prominent. He didn't try to make everything fun or give motivational speeches, but he was always patient with me. As someone who has always struggled in math, his support and guidance helped me actually enjoy the challenge. It was also in his class that I was able to face my anxiety and learned to ask for help, even when everyone else understands the topic. His teaching has made me more confident in my abilities as a student and has played a major part in preparing me for these next steps in my life!”
What is your favorite memory from high school?
“Seeing Hamilton on Broadway on the East Coast trip.”
What advice would you give to younger Falcons?
“Don't be afraid to be yourself. Being vulnerable and unique will get you farther in life. Once you leave high school, it doesn't matter whether or not you were popular, and changing yourself to fit in won't be helpful in the long run. Being yourself makes you stronger and better prepares you for the real world.”
What are your plans for after graduation?
“I plan to attend Concordia College in Moorhead where I'll be participating in their first-year choir.”
Today our Falcon Baseball and Track teams are in action! ⚾🏃♂️
Falcon Baseball kicks off their home opener against CMCS, while our Track & Field team heads to Pierz to compete in the Craig Johnshoy Invite!
It’s a beautiful day for ACGC athletics—come out and support your Falcons!
GO FALCONS!
Track Meet Info:
3:45 Coaches meeting
4:00 Field events start
4:30 Running events start
Live Results
