ACS School Opening Information

During the August meeting of the Asheboro City Board of Education, the board voted to require masks of both students and staff for the opening of the 2021-2022 school year. For more information, please visit the page below.

1 of 3 School Districts in North Carolina to Meet or Exceed Growth.

$10 Million

AHS Graduates have

earned over $10 million

in scholarships and awards.

54 Distinguished/55 Honors

Of the 300 graduates in the

Class of 2021, 54 were Distinguished

graduates and 55 were Honors graduates.

96% Grad Rate

96% graduation rate

for CTE concentrators

300 Graduates

The Class of 2021

had 300 graduates!

Vision

Asheboro City Schools will be a community of excellence where each student graduates globally competitive for college, careers, and citizenship.

Mission

We are committed to providing rigorous, individualized, and engaging learning opportunities for all students in a safe and inviting environment to ensure our students can become successful lifelong learners, prepared for global citizenship.

Dr. Aaron Woody

Superintendent

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Sep 24

AHS Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Oct 08

AHS Homecoming Football Game

Oct 13

District Early Release

Oct 14

Asheboro City Board of Education Meeting

Oct 28

AHS BANDORAMA

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Sep 10, 2021

Lt. Col. Luke Hurley Earns Private Pilots License

Cadet Commander Lt. Col. Luke Hurley from Asheboro High School earned his private pilots license from Averett University thanks to a scholarship in the amount of $23,000 from the National Air Force Junior ROTC organization this past summer! Way to go Luke!

Sep 10, 2021

First Day of 2021-2022 School Year

From our five-star Early Childhood Development Center to our high school seniors, the energy across our district on the first day of school was electric! Even with masks, it was evident our students and staff were smiling ear to ear.

Sep 10, 2021

AHS Students Selected for Student LIFT

Congratulations to the nine Asheboro High School who were selected to participate in this year's class of the Asheboro-Randolph Chamber of Commerce Student LIFT program.

Sep 10, 2021

School Supply Donations

The Asheboro and Randolph County communities help support ACS students and schools by donating school supplies. We are grateful for these generous contributions!

Sep 10, 2021

ACS Welcomes 22 New Teachers

ACS is excited to introduce 22 new teachers who have joined the Blue Comet family this school year! These beginning teachers are acclimating to our classrooms, making connections with our families, and providing rigorous and engaging instruction with our students!

Jul 20, 2021

ACS Announces New Partnership to Recruit Substitute Teachers

Asheboro City Schools is excited to announce a new partnership with ESS, a leading provider of educational managed service solutions for K-12 school districts. ESS will manage the district’s substitute program in its entirety. ESS will recruit, screen, train, hire, and manage applicants looking to be part or full-time substitutes in Asheboro City Schools.

Jul 19, 2021

ACS Announces Administrative Leadership Changes

Asheboro City Schools is pleased to announce administrative changes for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. The Asheboro City Board of Education approved these changes at their regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, July 15.

Jun 29, 2021

Transportation Form for 2021-22 School Year

Do you need school bus transportation to get to and from school year next year? Then click the link below to be redirected to our transportation form for the 2021-22 school year. If you have questions, please contact Angela Palmer at 336-625-5104.

https://bit.ly/362a0Bb

Jun 29, 2021

AHS Graduate Accepts Park Scholarship

Asheboro High School graduate, Mr. Ferdinand Kelley, has been offered and has accepted the Park Scholarship from NC State University. Click here to learn more about Mr. Kelley and his future plans.

May 28, 2021

AHS Student to Attend Harvard University

For the first time since 2008, an Asheboro High School graduate will attend Harvard University this fall. Senior Katherine Esponda is anything but typical. Click here to read her story about her future plans to study neuroscience and become a doctor of internal medicine.