Requests for schedule changes must be submitted by Friday, August 14th. Changes will only be made with the approval of the AHS Scheduling Committee and if there is space available in the requested course. If you have questions, please email your counselor. Students are assigned to counselors based on the first letter(s) of their last name:
A - COH Cloe Crosby, CrosbyC@fultonschools.org
COI - HAQ Jami Proksa, ProksaJ1@fultonschools.org
HAR - LO Amy Longstreth, Longstreth@fultonschools.org
LU - PEQ Letitia Graham, GrahamLC@fultonschools.org
PER - SHA Brandi Taylor, TaylorB@fultonschools.org
SHE - Z Karen Bolt, BoltK@fultonschools.org
Students are expected to complete courses for which they have enrolled. The following are not necessary reasons for a schedule change: Requests to change teachers, specific periods, lunch periods, “change of mind”, incomplete summer assignments, or electives (academic or non-academic) are not considered to be necessary. Necessary changes include the addition of courses required for graduation (if student is a senior), addition of courses required to fill empty periods, deletion of courses already completed, or deletion of courses “doubled up” during a specific period. Non-necessary changes will not be entertained unless there are extreme extenuating circumstances, in which case our AHS Scheduling Committee will decide on the requested schedule change. Level Up Change Requests (i.e., on-level to Honors or Honors to AP or on-level to AP) are considered if the student meets the prerequisite grade requirement and has fulfilled all other prerequisites. The counselors and administrators will work diligently to make the requested schedule change if it is “necessary” as defined above or a level (up) change request. If your request is approved, you will see it reflected in the Campus portal by Friday, August 21st. If your request is not for a reason mentioned, you will be notified that your request is denied. In some cases, this will be due to full classes, unmet prerequisite requirements, or scheduling conflicts.