JV FOOTBALL UPDATE:
Due to injuries, Lovelady is not able to play a JV game this week. Alto JV has picked up a game at Trinity this Thursday. Kickoff is at 5:00.
7th & 8th grade will still play at home vs Lovelady this Thursday. 7th grade will kickoff at 5:00.
Due to injuries, Lovelady is not able to play a JV game this week. Alto JV has picked up a game at Trinity this Thursday. Kickoff is at 5:00.
7th & 8th grade will still play at home vs Lovelady this Thursday. 7th grade will kickoff at 5:00.
Red Ribbon Week is Almost Here!
Red Ribbon Week began in 1985 in honor of DEA Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, whose dedication to fighting drug trafficking inspired a nationwide movement. The red ribbon became a symbol of living drug-free and making safe, healthy choices.
We’re excited to celebrate with a dress-up week to show our commitment—check out the themes below! ❤️💪
Red Ribbon Week began in 1985 in honor of DEA Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, whose dedication to fighting drug trafficking inspired a nationwide movement. The red ribbon became a symbol of living drug-free and making safe, healthy choices.
We’re excited to celebrate with a dress-up week to show our commitment—check out the themes below! ❤️💪
We’re proud to recognize the following students for passing some or all sections of their TSI (Texas Success Initiative) assessment! Their hard work is paving the way for college and career success! 💛🖤
We are thrilled to share that our high school and middle school TAME (AllPath) students had an incredible day at the Region 7 Kickoff in Kilgore! 🎉 They showcased their creativity by designing 3D prototypes aimed at expanding affordable internet access in remote areas. 🌍💡
Our students demonstrated hard work and respect while competing against other East Texas schools. We are proud to announce that the Jaycee C. group came out on top, winning 1st place, and two groups, Daxton M. and Avery S., earned Judges' Choice awards! 🏆👏
Our students demonstrated hard work and respect while competing against other East Texas schools. We are proud to announce that the Jaycee C. group came out on top, winning 1st place, and two groups, Daxton M. and Avery S., earned Judges' Choice awards! 🏆👏
This afternoon, AHS students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with delicious food, lively music, and rich culture! Thanks to Coach Soto and his students, along with our amazing cafeteria ladies for making this event a success!
Ms. Kelley's A/V Production students decided Alto High School needed its own digital school newspaper—and they’re making it happen! 📰 Each student has taken ownership of a section and works hard to create quality content while collaborating and sharing ideas. Ms. Kelley says this group is always eager to learn, follows directions, and has a lot of fun!💛🖤
Our AHS Students of the Month for September exemplify the BEAST mode theme of AHS—Believe, Encourage, Achieve, Serve, Trust. Congratulations to Jarmarkez, Camdyn, Brylee, and Kevin! Each of these students has shown dedication, hard work, and a positive attitude in and out of the classroom.
We are also proud to recognize Mrs. Gound as AHS Teacher of the Month! Mrs. Gound was selected by her peers for her dedication to her students and her commitment to keeping them engaged in learning. 💛🐝
We are also proud to recognize Mrs. Gound as AHS Teacher of the Month! Mrs. Gound was selected by her peers for her dedication to her students and her commitment to keeping them engaged in learning. 💛🐝
We are proud to recognize our Senior Class Officers for the Class of 2025!
President – Angelina L.
Vice President – Makenzie S.
Secretary – Kheenan R.
Treasurer – Christopher C.
This crew is ready to lead the Class of 2025 through a year full of memories, traditions, and Yellowjacket pride! 💛🖤
President – Angelina L.
Vice President – Makenzie S.
Secretary – Kheenan R.
Treasurer – Christopher C.
This crew is ready to lead the Class of 2025 through a year full of memories, traditions, and Yellowjacket pride! 💛🖤
It’s that time of year again! 🍊🥩🍰
Alto FFA is kicking off its annual Fruit, Meat, and Dessert Fundraiser!
Show your support by clicking the link below, selecting ALTO FFA, and choosing the student you’d like to support:
🔗 https://shop.freshcountry.com/landing
Thank you for supporting our FFA students and their efforts! 💛🖤
Alto FFA is kicking off its annual Fruit, Meat, and Dessert Fundraiser!
Show your support by clicking the link below, selecting ALTO FFA, and choosing the student you’d like to support:
🔗 https://shop.freshcountry.com/landing
Thank you for supporting our FFA students and their efforts! 💛🖤
Happy National Coaches Day! 🏈 🥎 ⚾ 🏀 🏐 🏃♀️
Celebrated every year on October 6th, this day honors the incredible impact of coaches who serve as teachers, mentors, and role models—helping athletes grow in skill, character, and confidence. Established by President Richard Nixon in 1972, National Coaches Day recognizes the dedication and heart coaches put into guiding, motivating, and building teamwork and discipline in their players.
Let’s show our appreciation! 💛 Drop a comment below to thank our amazing Alto ISD coaches for all they do! 🖤🐝
Celebrated every year on October 6th, this day honors the incredible impact of coaches who serve as teachers, mentors, and role models—helping athletes grow in skill, character, and confidence. Established by President Richard Nixon in 1972, National Coaches Day recognizes the dedication and heart coaches put into guiding, motivating, and building teamwork and discipline in their players.
Let’s show our appreciation! 💛 Drop a comment below to thank our amazing Alto ISD coaches for all they do! 🖤🐝
💛🖤 Mini Cheer Camp was a huge success! 🐝✨
Our varsity cheerleaders had a blast teaching PK–6th grade Yellowjackets fun cheers and chants. The campers showed off what they learned in a special performance for their parents, and they’ll take the field again to perform before the Tenaha game this Friday night!
Way to go, future Yellowjacket cheerleaders! 💛🖤
Our varsity cheerleaders had a blast teaching PK–6th grade Yellowjackets fun cheers and chants. The campers showed off what they learned in a special performance for their parents, and they’ll take the field again to perform before the Tenaha game this Friday night!
Way to go, future Yellowjacket cheerleaders! 💛🖤
Last Thursday was School Custodian Appreciation Day, and we want to give a huge thank you to our Alto ISD custodians—Rodolfo, Francisco C., Francisco O., and Joel! These hardworking, dependable, and trustworthy men keep our schools running smoothly each and every day, and we couldn’t do it without them.
AHS even caught a special moment celebrating Rodolfo—thank you all for everything you do for our students and staff! 💛🐝
AHS even caught a special moment celebrating Rodolfo—thank you all for everything you do for our students and staff! 💛🐝
October is Principal Appreciation Month, and Alto ISD is blessed with three outstanding principals! Being a campus principal is a tough job—filled with long hours, hard decisions, and the responsibility of leading an entire school family.
We are thankful for Mrs. Mabry, Mr. Childs, and Mrs. Dorsey for their dedication, vision, and heart.💛🐝
We are thankful for Mrs. Mabry, Mr. Childs, and Mrs. Dorsey for their dedication, vision, and heart.💛🐝
A big thank you to the Alto Area Christian Brotherhood for spending time with our high school scholars during lunch today. We truly appreciate your investment in our students! 💛🐝
Better late than never! Our AHS Students of the Month for August truly exemplify the BEAST mode theme of AHS—Believe, Encourage, Achieve, Serve, Trust. Congratulations to Angelina, Jenna, Allison, and Shawn! 💛🐝
We also celebrate Coach Cayla Blagg, selected by her peers as Staff Member of the Month. Coach Blagg’s dedication to her students, her willingness to support colleagues, and her passion for teaching Health make her an outstanding example for all.
We also celebrate Coach Cayla Blagg, selected by her peers as Staff Member of the Month. Coach Blagg’s dedication to her students, her willingness to support colleagues, and her passion for teaching Health make her an outstanding example for all.
Alto ISD students turned out in a big way for the student-led See You at the Pole this morning! Around 150 students gathered together to lift up their school, community, and nation in prayer. 💛🙏🐝
Mr. Conley loves making good news calls to parents! Today he had the pleasure of calling AJ’s mom to share that AJ is setting a great example for others in Mrs. Carpenter’s Animal Science class. Way to go, AJ! 💛🐝
Homecoming 2025 was extra special as we welcomed back members of the 1995 State Finalist football team and cheerleaders! Thank you for celebrating with us and reminding us what Jacket Pride is all about. 💛🏈🐝
📣 For the remainder of football season, pep rallies will begin at 2:30 p.m. 🎶🏈🐝
This schedule allows our Junior High and JV football players, band members, and cheerleaders to participate before heading out for their away games. We love seeing all of our Yellowjackets come together to cheer on one another! 💛🖤
As always, the public is invited to pep rallies, but must sit in the designated area. Please do not enter the student section, and remember that students may not be picked up from the pep rally. Thanks for understanding!
You are cordially invited to the AHS National Honor Society Induction Ceremony!
📅 Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2025
⏰ Time: 8:30 a.m.
📍 Location: AHS Cafeteria
The National Honor Society recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. We are proud of our Yellowjackets who embody these qualities and are excited to celebrate their achievements.
📅 Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2025
⏰ Time: 8:30 a.m.
📍 Location: AHS Cafeteria
The National Honor Society recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. We are proud of our Yellowjackets who embody these qualities and are excited to celebrate their achievements.
