AMHS Multicultural Club

Thank you to everyone who supported, performed, and participated. You all made this Multicultural Fair so special. Grateful for our amazing community that came together to celebrate all different cultures 💙🧡 We hope you enjoyed it just as much as we did!

Hey Lions! For our Upcoming Spring Fair, We would love for your support to help us with supplies! If you have any Dining/serving items! Your help would be greatly appreciated! Thank You very much!

WOOOHOOOO!! Hey Lions! We are finally so happy to announce our SPRING FAIR for 25-26! It’s happening on 1st of May in the Common Room for BOTH LUNCHES! Come see our different cultures, AMAZING FOOD, and beautiful performances! For more questions, Ask Ms. Bushell and Ms. Luay! So excited to see you all 🧡💙

Thank you to everyone who came to our meeting for our upcoming Keychain Fundraiser!! we made over 90 keychains! Good job everyone 🧡💙

It was so fun to see our future freshmen! Thank you for signing up and See you all soon 🌏

No meeting this week lions!

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent—a time for reflection, humility, and renewal. Wishing everyone a peaceful start to lent. ✝️

Ramadan Mubarak to those observing. Ramadan is a time of reflection, kindness, and community. We wish everyone peace, strength, and blessings during this holy month.

Thank you to the people who came to our MCC meeting!! Tomorrow for our pep assembly, wear grey 🩶 if your a freshman
white 🤍 if your a sophomore
blue 💙 if your a junior
orange 🧡 if your senior
Enjoy your valentines day / weekend!

Hey Lions!! Happy Valentines Week! Tomorrow, Wear your valentines colors ❤️🤍💜🩷
Another meeting this week sooo Come join us 💕

On February 3rd, a group of students representing different organizations within the Auburn School District, led by JROTC students, attended a meeting with the Governor of Washington. The group included seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen.
The purpose of the meeting was to honor the support of our local government by presenting the Governor with a gift and discussing important topics such as funding, especially for our CTE and Microsoft programs, school safety, and how state government can help student-led organizations grow within our district and across the state.
The Governor was very pleased to meet the students, encouraged them to continue their good work, and expressed his appreciation.
After the meeting, the students met with local police chiefs and sheriffs to thank them for keeping our community safe. They also visited the state senate and house chambers.
We appreciate the hard work of our student leaders. They are truly an inspiration to the student body, and we will continue striving to improve and grow.