Hello Atlantic High School Parents:
 
The PTSA is excited to support and show our love to the school's teachers and administration again this year by feeding them breakfast on LTM Days. While the kids get to come in late on these days, the staff is there bright and early, meeting as a group to discuss plans and programs to better our kids. This is a great opportunity to engage one on one with the faculty and share the love.
 
We need your help! We invite parents to volunteer by either donating food items or time to set up the breakfast or both.  We need about 10 people at the most to help set up.
 
LTM dates for the 2015-2016 school year are: 

• Thursday, Sept. 17 
• Thursday, Oct. 8
• Tuesday, Oct. 20
• Thursday, Nov. 5
• Thursday, Dec. 10
• Thursday, Feb. 4
• Tuesday, Feb. 23

Set up begins at 6:45 am
 
Suggested food and beverage items:

• 4 gallons of orange Juice
• 2 gallons of apple juice
• 4 gallons of water
• 5 dozen bagels with cream cheese, butter, peanut butter (to be cut in half)
• 4 dozen muffins, Danish or breakfast breads
• Small assorted yogurts (6 dozen)
• Bananas
• Platters of cut fruit (to serve 40 people each)

 
Provided by the School are: Platters, plates, napkins and utensils and coffee
 
Thank you so much for your support of ACHS and the PTSA!! Go Eagles!

Kindest Regards,
Laura Simon
2015/16 PTSA President

Atlantic students are invited to participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer's on Sunday, Sept. 27 at the Mizner Park Amphitheatre. The Alzheimer's Association will provide 7 hours of community service to students who volunteer at the event, an additional 3 hours for students who are registered to walk, and additional hours for other activities before the event.

For more information please visit the 2015 Boca Raton Walk to End Alzheimer's website and the Atlantic Community High School walk team page. ​

The Ocean Conservancy's 30th annual International Coastal Cleanup is Saturday, Sept. 19, from 8 am to 10 am at the Sandoway House Nature Center, 142 South Ocean Blvd. Supplies will be provided and participants will earn community service hours.

Details and registration forms are on the city's website. Download the Ocean Conservancy's “Cleans Swell” app from the Apple or Android app store to keep track of the trash you pick up.