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district vision
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district MISSION
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Our Mission
Agana Heights Elementary School
provides quality education to develop
respectful and responsible lifelong learners
in a safe environment.
Our Student Learner Outcomes
Academically Successful Learners
Helpful and Respectful Citizens
Effective Communicators
Savvy and Responsible Technology Users
Agana Heights Elementary School
provides quality education to develop
respectful and responsible lifelong learners
in a safe environment.
Our Student Learner Outcomes
Academically Successful Learners
Helpful and Respectful Citizens
Effective Communicators
Savvy and Responsible Technology Users
THURSDAY, MAY 24
Last Day of Classes
FRIDAY, MAY 25
Summer Break Begins
Last Day of Classes
FRIDAY, MAY 25
Summer Break Begins
5th Grade promotion - monday, May 21
faculty and staff appreciation week
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to AHES Parent Teacher Organization, Agana Heights Mayor & Staff, Piti Mayor & Staff, Sodexo, Family of Mina Bunten, Family of Khlo'e and Jace Jacla, Family of Collin Tenorio, and Family of Rique Ray and Concia Calvo, for making this year's appreciation week AWESOME and UNFORGETTABLE!
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EVERY 1ST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH
We encourage students to wear their grade level colors on this day.
Kindergarten - Blue 1st Grade - Green 2nd Grade - White 3rd Grade - Red 4th Grade - Black 5th Grade - Yellow |
STUDENT OF THE MONTH - APRIL
ORDER IN THE COURT !!!
BUMBLEBEES - MOCK TRIAL
Box tops for education
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MRS. DARLENE RIVERA'S 2ND GRADE CLASS
bOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION - 1ST COUNTING WINNERS
fourth grade students are buzzing with their
box tops for education container
district wide assessment
2017 star students awards
earth day was celebrated in ms. catunao's 2nd grade class. students reduced waste by recycling items.
student learn how to save
ANZ, Bank of Guam, and Bank Pacific discussed the importance of saving money to our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students.
head start registration
The annual registration outreach at the various Community Health Centers will continue throughout April and May. The opportunity to enroll in Head Start is extended to those children who are most in need of our services. Please see below for the flyer which lists outreach dates as well as all required documents which must be brought to determine eligibility. If documents are complete and child is found to be eligible, we will register the child at that time and provide them with a health packet.
The comprehensive services offered by Head Start supports children by providing a safe and enriched learning environment while facilitating early identification of developmental delays and access to early intervention, health care, and mental health services. In addition, Head Start provides a significant source of family support, parent education and adult development services for parents and other family members.
The comprehensive services offered by Head Start supports children by providing a safe and enriched learning environment while facilitating early identification of developmental delays and access to early intervention, health care, and mental health services. In addition, Head Start provides a significant source of family support, parent education and adult development services for parents and other family members.
| application_information_flyer_py53_letter_outreach_revised_4.17.18.pdf |
| pdn_niepostercontest11x17__1_.pdf |
STUDENT OF THE MONTH - MARCH 2018
3rd quarter awards ceremony
foundation for public education
The Foundation were accepting applications for the 2018 Wish List Fund which provides teachers with up to $500.00 for classroom materials. This year's grant recipients are two Bumblebee Teachers: Molly Benedicks, 2nd Grade (Math Manipulative), and Welma Quitugua, 3rd Grade (Interactive Notebook: Learner-Centered Approach). Congratulations Teachers!!!
Mes chamorro 2018
Cub scouts at ahes
AHES PTO present a check to Guam's Boy Scouts of America to establish an Agana Heights Elementary School Cub Scout Chapter on Tuesday, March 20 at their monthly general membership meeting. Pictures are Hannah M. Gutierrez, Principal, Diana Kaszuba, Guam's Boy Scouts representative, and Ramona Nelson, AHES PTO Vice President.
ahes supports special olympics at okkodo high school
Kids for the cure - awards
Third, Fourth, and Fifth grade students were awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in various physical activities such sit ups, push ups, jump roping, and 100 meter dash. The program promotes awareness about Cancer and Physical Fitness.
NEW BENCHES ARRIVE
The Parent Teacher Organization and Mr. Robert Eddy made a dream into a reality. The funds from the organization and the craftsmanship of Mr. Eddy will allow students to enjoy these benches for many years. Thank you for your continued support and generosity.
Student of the month - february 2018
5th grade students represent the school at the
2018 math meet competition
Vincent Duenas, Jr. and Tahni-Joie Sablan represented the school at the 2018 Math Meet Competition.
BUMBLEEBEE STUDENTS KICK OFF MES CHAMORRO 2018
parents volunteer to teach coding
Elite basketball club teach the basics
Volunteers from the Elite Basketball Club teach students about sportsmanship and basic basketball skills at the Agana Heights Mayor's Gymnasium on Thursday, March 1, 2018.
2ND QUARTER AWARDS &
STUDENT OF THE MONTH - JANUARY 2018
Our school is very fortunate to have an active Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). This school year, the PTO donated and installed playground equipment in our intermediate playground. Students also learned about playground safety on Thursday, February 1 with our Principal, Thank You and Great Job PTO.
PRE-KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM COMING TO AHES
SCHOOL YEAR 2018 - 2019
* There will be 1 Pre-Kindergarten class for 18 students.
* Students must be 4 years old by July 31, 2018.
* It will be a full day class.
* Application distribution and acceptance will BEGIN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 and END FRIDAY, APRIL 20.
* Official registration will take place in May 2018 and will follow same requirements as K-5 registration.
* Priority will be given first to in-district students.
* We will keep 2 application rosters; one for in district and the 2nd for out of district.
* If OVER 18 applications A LOTTERY WILL BE HELD.
* First Parent informational meeting will occur on Tuesday, February 20 at 5:30pm in our school cafeteria.
* Information pamphlets are available in the main office.
* Students must be 4 years old by July 31, 2018.
* It will be a full day class.
* Application distribution and acceptance will BEGIN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 and END FRIDAY, APRIL 20.
* Official registration will take place in May 2018 and will follow same requirements as K-5 registration.
* Priority will be given first to in-district students.
* We will keep 2 application rosters; one for in district and the 2nd for out of district.
* If OVER 18 applications A LOTTERY WILL BE HELD.
* First Parent informational meeting will occur on Tuesday, February 20 at 5:30pm in our school cafeteria.
* Information pamphlets are available in the main office.
| prekinder.brochure.jan.2018.pdf |
AHES Students win sportsmanship award
Bumblebee Students participated in the Sinajana Holiday Hoops Youth Basketball Tournament during the Christmas Break. Front Row: Tomas Duenas, Talan Paraliza, Jovaien Manibusan-Bamba, and Avian Gumataotao. Back Row: Caleb Pereda, Vincent Duenas, Jr., Zachariah Calvo, Gabriel Inta, and Ean Lizama.
AHES SPELLING BEE winners
principal gutierrez with 1st place winner, enrico calori, 4th grade student in room 3 and 2nd place winner, vincent duenas, jr. 5th grade in room 12 will be representing the school at the island-wide spelling bee contest
MISS WORLD GUAM VOLUNTEERS - READS TO STUDENTS
STUDENT OF THE MONTH - DECEMBER 2017
STUDENT OF THE MONTH - NOVEMBER 2017
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It is that time of the year where Sylvan Learning Center recognizes the island's favorite teachers! The top 10 schools with the most teacher votes will be selected for Sylvan’s 2017 My Favorite Teacher Awards. The teachers will receive a Sylvan MFT award certificate, an educational prize package, and a feature in the Pacific Daily News. In addition, 10 teachers will be randomly selected from a raffle and will receive an educational donation and will be featured in PDN with the students who voted for them. Please visit this website to cast your vote. https://goo.gl/forms/zo8Prq1eu5X0Wffq1 |
WE NEED YOUR INPUT
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1st quarter awards
principal's and perfect attendance
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Thank you for supporting our school fundraiser at mcdonald's our school raised over $ 800.00.
USS Theodore RoosevelT volunteers
agana heights elementary students win
2nd place - red ribbon video contest
https://drive.google.com/a/gdoe.net/file/d/0ByWJu9VDHP_-RVFHS3RZV3dpSmM/view?usp=drive_web
unity day
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LEI OFF DRUGS WAS ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 |
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please click on the picture to complete the school meal survey provided by the department of education
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AHES' Beehive travels to each classroom giving rewards to the students that have
10 honey tickets
have you been respectful, responsible, and safe?
STUDENT OF THE MONTH - SEPTEMBER 2017
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district court of guam
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JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
SHARE THEIR STORIES
Brian Terlaje, Chamorro Teacher, from John F. Kennedy High School encouraged his students to share their original Chamorro stories with our Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 2nd Grade Students.
Hurricane Harvey Relief
Coin Drive
Sept 18 to Sept 26
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Jaianalyn Marie Bautista, 4th Grade Student, donated her coins to help support the island's efforts for the Hurricane Harvey Relief. Our school collected $ 140.00 to donate.
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Parent portal
Parents/Guardians if you wish to gain access to the ParentPortal please email Patty Bamba at ppbamba@gdoe.net or call 477-8340.
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COMMUNITY ELIGIBILITY PROVISION (cep) SCHOOL
We are a CEP School, therefore, EVERY student eats breakfast and lunch for FREE (regardless of income). No application. However, outstanding IOU's from previous school years must still be paid.
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"The Lani kate protehi y famagu'on'ta act"
public law 31-97
| grade_k-2_sexual_violence_prevention_curriculum_vol1.pdf |
| grade_3-5_sexual_violence_prevention_curriculum_vol1.pdf |
si yu'os ma'ase' to our VOLUNTEERSThe Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency, Judiciary of Guam Employee Recognition Program, and the Serenity Lions Club were recognized by Principal Hannah M. Gutierrez and the Bumblebee Family on Tuesday, August 29 for their service in preparing the campus this school year. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING...OUR SCHOOL IS BEAUTIFUL!!!
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Back to School and
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| be_healthy_be_smart_course_outline.pdf |
colgate Bright smiles bright futures campaign
2017 - 2018 SCHOOL CALENDAR
breakfast and lunch menu
STUDENT ORIENTATION 2017 - 2018
handbook school year 2017-2018
2017 - 2018 SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST
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Box tops for education
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Educational Technology Form
| bp_379_-_educationtechnologyuse.instruction-students.amended_063014_autosaved.pdf |
Children's Protection Act /Internet Content Filtering/Safety & Policy
| bp_473_childrens_internet_protection_act.adopted_063014_1.pdf |
Standard Operating Procedures for Intervention against Bullying, Cyberbullying, Sexting, and Sexual Harassment-
| board_policy_409.pdf |
| board_policy_901.pdf |
| sop_1200-022_bullying_harrassment_intimidation.pdf |
