It is opening day! Curtains open at 7:00pm for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. If you can't make it today, it is ok as you have two more opportunities. Saturday's show is at 7:00pm and Sunday's show at 5:00pm.
Thank you to Mrs. Paula from the Atwater Library for visiting the preschoolers!
ACGC 10th graders are investigating the rate of photosynthesis in biology.
“Learn to Ride Bike Fleet” arrived at ACGC this week!
5th graders are busy working on argumentative text and determining the counterpoints of cars versus public transportation.
We are one day closer to opening night of ACGC's presentation of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm, and Sunday at 5:00pm.
The 4th grade saw different instruments in the orchestra with a multi-media experience complete with the Minnesota Orchestra playing live on stage at Orchestra Hall!
The halls are full of student work!
Handwriting and phonics time!
FLY Time Chess Tournament
Only 3 more sleeps until the curtain opens for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at ACGC High School. Come enjoy the show on Friday at 7:00pm, Saturday at 7:00pm, and/or Sunday at 5:00pm.
It is Falcon Football Game Day! ACGC hosts Benson in a Section 4A Quarterfinal match-up at 6:00pm. Winner advances to play BBE on Saturday in the Section Semifinals.
Members of the ACGC Student Council cleaned over 3 miles of U.S. Highway 12 between Grove City and Atwater for the first time since officially adopted the highway last May. In that small stretch alone they collected almost 40 bags of litter!
COMING SOON: ACGC Presents Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!
First public performance will be on 10/27/23 at 7:00pm in the high school theatre.
Mark your calendars! GO FALCONS!
TBT to the 7th and 8th grade football team from the 2020-2021 school year. #tbt
Elements and Their Everyday Uses Project
The International Foods Class invited Mrs. Danielson's 5th grade class to serve as judges for a pizza contest! Yum!
Great win for our Falcons on Senior Night AND their last home game!
GO FALCONS!!
A rainbow of preschoolers!
Mr. Rosengren's 6th grade class learned that various Indigenous peoples of North America called corn, bean, and squash “the three sisters” because they nurture each other like family when planted together. After hearing the story, 6th graders husked corn.
