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ARCHBISHOP
M U R P HY 101
A G U I D E F O R A L L N E W F A M I L I E S
2021-2022
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WELCOME UPCOMING DATES
WE ARE PLEASED YOU ARE JOINING OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITY. NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION >> MONDAY, AUGUST 23 // 1PM
Your family brings special gifts and talents that makes our school great. From the moment you arrive at orientation, you’ll feel the Wildcat spirit! Our senior
At Archbishop Murphy High School, we take pride in the quality of the LINK leaders will serve as your mentors. They have planned a great day where you
education and formation we provide. We want your child to receive the can meet your new classmates and teachers, get comfortable with the campus, and
encouragement he or she needs to grow intellectually, psychologically have a ton of fun! Loads of activities will help you feel a part of your new school and
and spiritually; to realize those God-given talents and to share them with community right away. When the first day of school rolls around, you’ll be up to speed
others while having fun along the way. and ready to go! This is a great chance to meet the rest of your class, receive your
schedule, tour the school, and more.
We hope this booklet answers questions you may have as you begin
your AMHS experience. However, if at any time you have questions or NEW FAMILY BBQ >> MONDAY, AUGUST 23 // 5PM
concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.
10TH GRADE FAMILY BBQ >> TUESDAY, AUGUST 24 // 5PM
CURRICULUM NIGHT >> WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 // 6PM
Parents will have the opportunity to meet their students’ teachers and learn more
NEW STUDENT CHECKLIST about the expectations for each class.
REQUIRED
Complete your contract and enrollment deposit
Contact counselor to forecast into classes
Complete the following forms by the start of school
Handbook sign-off
Demographic and emergency information
HIGHLY ENCOURAGED
Check out the AMHS website and calendar for more
information about our academic and co-curricular offerings
Start following or “liking” our AMHS social media pages to keep
up-to-date on all things AMHS
Contact our Admissions Office for specific enrollment questions:
admissions@am-hs.org or (425) 332-3036.
BLOCK SCHEDULE PREPARE FOR CLASSES
Our block schedule allows students to spend more time in their classes with their WHEN DO STUDENTS RECEIVE THEIR COURSE SCHEDULES?
teachers and classmates. We have two different block schedules during the week: Students should receive their schedules by the first of July. If students have questions
about their schedules, they can contact their school counselor. Course changes can
On Red Days, first period begins at 8:00am, and last period dismisses at 2:35pm. be made by the counselors and are done for academic reasons only (e.g., incorrect
On Black Days, first period begins at 8:00am, and last period dismisses at 2:35pm. placement in a course).
On Late Start Days, classes begin at 9:25am, and last period dismisses at 2:35pm.
HOW DO WE ORDER TEXTBOOKS?
Late Start Days always fall on Black Days.
Once students have received their schedules, the school will post complete information
Zero Period is from 7:00 to 7:50am on both Red and Black Days. There is no zero such as book lists, purchase information, etc, to the AMHS website under the "Current
period on late start days due to faculty/staff meetings. Parent" section. Families will also receive an email with this information. Families can
order their books through the University Bookstore after June 30. The school has an
RED DAY (A) BLACK DAY (B) agreement with this company, and they fill all orders from our families.
7:00-7:50am 0 Period 7:00-7:50am 0 Period
8:00-9:25am 1 Period
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8:00-9:25am 5th Period HOW MANY HOURS OF HOMEWORK DO STUDENTS HAVE EACH NIGHT?
This varies for each student, but homework is an integral part of our students’ learning
9:35-11:00am 2nd Period 9:35-11:00am 6 th CPt
process. On average, students may have approximately two hours of homework per night.
11:10-12:35pm 3 rd A Period 11:10-12:35pm 7th A Period
11:00-11:30am 1st Lunch 11:00-11:30am 1 st Lunch DO STUDENTS HAVE LOCKERS?
11:35-1:05pm 3 B Period
rd
11:35-1:05pm 7 B Period
th As part of our risk mitigation efforts, we did not assign students lockers this past year to
12:35-1:05pm 2 nd Lunch 12:35-1:05pm 2 nd Lunch reduce hallway crowding. If your student would like to use a locker, one will be assigned
upon request. Please contact Dean of Students, Mr. Jeff Latta for more information.
1:10-2:35pm 4th Period 1:10-2:35pm 8th Period
t
Community Period
Students will be assigned a lunch period based on the location of their third and seventh
COUNSELORS
period classes.
In addition to the above block schedules, the class day may differ if there is an
assembly, community period, a liturgy, or other special event. There may be an early
release, only one lunch period, or a late start due to inclement weather. Schedules are
adjusted as necessary.
You can find all of our schedules on our website under the "Current Parent" section.
Allie Sinex* Shannon Hippe Dane Stringfellow*
A-G H-M N-Z
asinex@am-hs.org shippe@am-hs.org dstringfellow@am-hs.org
(*denotes an alumni or a parent of an alumni)
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EXPECTATIONS excused with a medical note. Each student is allowed a set number of three T1’s per
semester to accommodate unexpected traffic delays, carpool issues, etc. T1’s beyond
that point will be subject to discipline at the discretion of the Dean of Students.
GENERAL AMHS RULES WHAT IS THE DRESS CODE?
We expect students to dress appropriately for class and try to look their best. We give
FOOD AND DRINK students a general guideline of what is acceptable at school and then allow them to
As a general rule, food and drink are only allowed in the cafeteria, at the picnic tables decide what is best for them. We do not allow hats, bare midriffs or clothing that is
outside of Grace Hall, or in the plaza area between Grace Hall and Heath Hall. Food and provocative in nature. We also expect students to “dress up” for our monthly liturgies.
drinks are not permitted in the gym during the school day. Students must individually For additional information, please see our Student Handbook which is available online
and collectively take the responsibility to keep these areas free of litter. Eating outside
and provided to students at the start of each school year.
of these designated areas and times requires the permission of the adult in charge. That
adult and those students have the responsibility to ensure the cleanliness of the area WHAT DO I DO IF MY CHILD NEEDS TO MISS SCHOOL?
where the eating takes place. Please contact Student Services at attendance@am-hs.org for any and all absences. If
your child has an appointment during the school day, please send him/her with a note
SCHOOL CLEANLINESS notifying Student Services of their time of departure. We will then issue your student a
All students are expected to help maintain the tidiness of the school and its grounds. pass to get out of class.
Students are expected to properly dispose of waste materials. In addition, students are
expected to help tidy the classroom at the end of class and the lunchroom/grounds at
the conclusion of break and lunch.
Jeff Latta
LOCKERS Dean of Students
Students are expected to keep all personal items not needed for class in their lockers. jlatta@am-hs.org
Lockers must be locked between classes.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
In accordance with AMHS safety procedures, students are allowed to possess cell phones
during class. Phones should not be used and should remain off or on silent unless a
teacher has given permission otherwise. The personal use of these devices is permitted
only outside of regular class time, provided they are used in a reasonable manner.
TRANSPORTATION
HOW DO STUDENTS GET TO SCHOOL?
Students making or receiving calls, text messages, or photos during class may have
Most freshmen students either carpool or their parents drop them off. Older students
their phone confiscated and returned to the student at the end of the day. If there are
usually drive to school. Unfortunately, public transportation is not a viable option
additional violations, the item(s) may only be returned to the parent(s)/guardian(s) and
due to the limited bus service available in our area. We offer bus service to some
appropriate disciplinary action will be taken in the school’s sole discretion. In the case of
areas, depending upon availability. Please visit the transportation page under the
an emergency, a family member may contact the front office to contact a student.
About section on our website for more information.
TARDY POLICY
Students are expected to be on time, in their seats and ready for class to begin when HOW DO I FIND A CARPOOL?
the bell rings. A student is considered tardy when they arrive to class no more than 20 Upon request, we can provide you with a list of other students in your area after
minutes late. A tardy during the first period of the day is labeled as a T1. T1 is only June 30. If you are interested in carpooling options, please contact Admissions.
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STUDENT LIFE
WHAT ACTIVITIES CAN MY STUDENT PARTICIPATE IN? STUDENT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES
Involvement outside of the classroom is crucial to a positive high school experience. Here are just some of the fun clubs and activities for students. Clubs and activities are
Approximately 90 percent of our students are involved in some co-curricular activity. moderated by AMHS faculty and staff (list is subject to change).
Our students are involved in sports, clubs, ASB (student government), and other
activities. There is a club fair at the beginning of the school year where students can
AMHS Ambassadors Leaders of Change
learn about clubs and activities.
ASB (Student Government) LINK (Orientation Leaders)
ARK Liturgy Choir
ARE THERE DANCES AT AMHS?
Cheer Math Team
AMHS currently offers a school Homecoming dance in the fall (formal), a Winter Tolo
Chess Mock Trial
(casual) and spring prom (formal for juniors and seniors only). Various groups such as
the cheer squad or class officers may organize additional dances. The school dress Chinese Club National Honor Society
code applies at all dances. Appropriate conduct is mandatory. Choral-Aires (Honors Choir) Nerd, Inc. Club
DECA Ping Pong Club
STUDENT WELLNESS Fall Play (Drama) Robotics Team
The Wellness program at AMHS strives to bring unique initiatives to campus with the French Club Show Choir (Girls’ Singing Group)
goal of improving mental, physical, and spiritual aspects across the AMHS community. Guitar Club Spanish Club
These programs are before, during, and after school through collaborating with HI-Q Spring Musical (Drama)
campus ministry, counseling, faculty/staff, parents, community members, businesses
Into the Jungle Ultimate Frisbee Club
leaders, and local and national consultants. Topics such as mental health, respect,
Knowledge Bowl Wildcat Band
and life skills are key components during many the community period based events.
For more information on the Wellness Program, please reach out to Jordan James.
Jordan James
Director of Sports Performance and Wellness
jjames@am-hs.org
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CAMPUS MINISTRY FINE ARTS
HOW CAN STUDENTS GET INVOLVED IN CAMPUS MINISTRY? WHAT DO YOU OFFER IN THE AREA OF FINE ARTS?
There are many ways for students of ALL faith backgrounds to get involved in Campus We have a successful and thriving Fine Arts department. In the performing arts,
Ministry. Our students have the opportunity to participate in a Fall food drive, a Christmas students may participate in the Fall and/or Spring plays. There are classes in drama,
drive, and the annual CRS Rice Bowl, which raises money for communities in need around choir, band, orchestra, and guitar. There are honor ensembles; jazz band and Choral-
the globe. Students also lead morning prayer, serve as liturgical ministers at school Aires, both require students to audition to participate. The Wildcat Band is open to
Masses, and take part in weekly prayer groups and Bible studies. Retreats have proven to everyone, including parents. In the visual arts, we have classes in painting, drawing,
be a life-changing experience for our students. All freshmen and sophomores go on class ceramics and graphic arts, as well as other opportunities for students to display their
retreats and juniors and seniors can attend the popular KAIROS retreat. artistic skills and talents.
DOES MY STUDENT HAVE TO COMPLETE SERVICE HOURS? PERFORMANCES
Yes! SPIN, or Serving People In Need, is the Christian Service program at AMHS. Rooted in FALL WINTER SPRING
the Gospel call of Matthew 25, Catholic Social Teaching, and the teaching of the Corporal • Fall Play • Christmas Concert • Spring Musical
Works of Mercy, this program is founded on the personal relationships formed through • Christmas Play • Spring Concert
service encounters. • Archdiocese of Seattle- • Stations of the Cross Performance
Catholic Choir Festival at • Art Show
Students at AMHS serve their communities with thousands of service hours. The Serving
Benaroya Hall • Spring Recital
People In Need (SPIN) program provides students with important opportunities for
• Gong Show (Talent Show)
personal growth, community involvement and development of compassion for others.
Each year, students are required to complete 24 hours of service working in partnership with CLASS OFFERINGS
marginalized communities. This requirement is designed to put students in direct relationship Each Fine Arts class at AMHS offers students the experience of performing or creating
with people marginalized by society as it teaches what it means to be a Christlike leader in works of art. In each class the student will learn about diverse cultures and artistic
the world today; a person who seeks justice for those who experience injustice. history, creative expression, and public presentations from professional artists.
Students primarily complete this requirement through direct service, although some Students who wish to pursue a career or study postsecondary art must prepare
hours can be indirect. Direct service requires students to work directly with the themselves at the high school level. Jobs in interior design, graphic arts, fashion
populations served, or through face-to-face volunteer encounters. All other hours not design, animation, architecture, photography, video production, sound design, theater
directly engaging with people face-to-face, such as filing paperwork or stocking shelves, technology, vocal and instrumental music, and acting, all require a strong foundation
are classified as indirect service. All service must be done at an accredited, non-profit of the arts. Jobs in other fields benefit from a background in Fine Arts because the arts
agency that has been pre-approved by Campus Ministry. explore relationships between ideas and objects and serve as links between thought
and action.
Grade Total Hours Direct Hours Maximum Indirect Hours
THE ART CLASSES WE HAVE AT AMHS ARE:
9th Grade 24 10 14
Band Drama Honors Choir
10th Grade 24 14 10
Ceramics Drawing & Painting Jazz Band
11th Grade 24 16 8 Choral-Aires Honor Choir Graphic Arts Orchestra
12th Grade 24 18 6 Concert Choir
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ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT
WHICH SPORTS DOES AMHS OFFER? EVENTS
We offer a wide variety of sports for both boys and girls. Due to the limitations on the number To keep our tuition as affordable as possible, we raise funds through several different
of players who can reasonably participate in sports such as basketball, some teams have activities and events. The following fundraising activities provide the financial resources
competitive tryouts. It is possible for freshmen to letter in varsity athletics. necessary to bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and the true cost of educating
our students. We thank you for your support!
WHY CHOOSE TO PLAY SPORTS AT AMHS?
AMHS has amazing coaches who teach far more than their respective sport. Encouraging
each and every student-athlete along their personal journey into faith is paramount. Teaching DREAM AUCTION - IN-PERSON/VIRTUAL
dedication, perseverance and psychological resilience required to be successful in and out of Coordinators: Development Office, Parent volunteers
competition prepares our students for success long after their playing days are completed. When: November 18-22, 2021: Virtual, November 19, 2021: In-Person
Benefits: AMHS programs and services
ATHLETIC TEAMS AT AMHS:
FALL SPORTS WINTER SPORTS SPRING SPORTS MOCK TRIAL WINE TASTING
• Boys Football (non-cut) • Boys Basketball • Boys Baseball
• Girls Soccer • Girls Basketball • Girls Fastpitch Softball Coordinators: Mock Trial boosters, Development Office
• Girls Volleyball • Boys Swimming (non-cut) • Boys Soccer When: Winter 2021
• Wrestling (non-cut) • Boys Golf
• Boys & Girls Cross Country (non-cut)
• Girls Golf (non-cut)
Benefits: AMHS Mock Trial team
• Girls Swimming (non-cut)
• Boys & Girls Track and Field (non-cut)
• Boys Tennis (non-cut)
• Girls Tennis (non-cut) FINE ARTS CRAB FEED
• Boys Lacrosse (non-cut)
WHERE DO THE TEAMS PLAY? Coordinators: Fine Arts Council, Development Office
Most home events are on the AMHS campus with some exceptions, such as the following— When: Fall 2021
Cross Country: McCollum Park, Golf: Mill Creek Country Club, Swimming: West Coast Benefits: AMHS Fine Art programs
Aquatics Center, Tennis: Gateway Middle School.
STAR EVENT
HOW DO I SIGN UP? Coordinators: Development Office
To sign-up for athletics you will need to create a FinalForms account. There is a $250 fee to
When: Spring 2022
participate in football, a $200 fee for all other sports, and a $50 Strength & Conditioning fee for
Benefits: Tuition assistance program
all sports participants. You must also turn in a physical to the Athletic Office. Physicals are valid
for 24 months and you must have one on file before you are eligible.
ANNUAL GIVING
Coordinators: Development Office
Participants: Current families, alumni, grandparents, alum parents, faculty/staff, friends
and corporations through matching gifts
Benefits: School’s financial aid and operations budget
AMHS ENDOWMENT FUND
When: Ongoing
Benefits: The endowment is a permanent legacy benefiting students who are in need of
Cassie Snell Roman Miller
Athletic Director Athletic Consultant financial assistance
csnell@am-hs.org *We also have a series of named endowments
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STUDENT FUNDRAISERS PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Coordinators: Students, Dean of Students, Campus Ministry, AMHS wouldn’t be the school it is without the involvement of its families. From helping in
Faculty, Development Office the office, assisting on an athletic team, or providing support at one of our many events—
What: Lenten Rice Bowl, AMHS trips, and others as needed we couldn’t do it without you!
Participants: Students and current parents We ask each family to volunteer 20 service hours per school year (valued $400),
Benefits: Community service, co-curricular activities and there are a variety of ways in which parents can be involved. Volunteering builds
community, lowers costs, and assures efficient operations. Volunteer opportunities will be
SCRIP advertised in the AMHS Announce (weekly e-newsletter) and Sign-Up Genius.
Coordinators: Parent volunteers
When: All school year PARENT CLUBS
Participants: All current families are encouraged to purchase SEASON TICKET HOLDER
these gift cards that provide giveback in revenue for AMHS Coordinators: Athletic Office
and can count towards parent involvement requirement Membership dues: Starts at $100
Benefits: School programs Benefits: AMHS Athletics program
FINE ARTS COUNCIL
Coordinators: Parent volunteers, Fine Arts teachers, Development Office
WHAT IS SCRIP? When/What: Fall poinsettia wreath sale, Fall play, Spring musical
Purchasing SCRIP (gift cards) is an easy and effective way to Membership dues: Patron: $100, Benefactor: $500
help support the various student programs offered at AMHS. Participation: Current families, relatives and friends
Whether at the grocery store, the gas pump, or dining out, Benefits: AMHS Fine Arts programs
the variety of merchants available through the SCRIP program
makes it easy and convenient for you to incorporate the use of
PARENT ASSOCIATION
SCRIP into everyday life. Families may purchase SCRIP every
Coordinators: Parent Association president and board, volunteers
other month through our online ordering system. Orders are
What: Promotes the involvement of the parents in activities to support the school and
ready for pick up the Thursday of order week.
build community
Participation: Current families
For complete details on the SCRIP program, visit our website: Benefits: Parents, especially new parents, get to be involved in our community and make
am-hs.org/scrip. new friends
Steve Schmutz* Denise Jannusch
President Development Manager & Special Events
sschmutz@am-hs.org djannusch@am-hs.org
(*denotes an alumni or a parent of an alumni)
receive automatic e-mails or text messages when events get added to the calendar,
GET CONNECTED changed, or are canceled. You also can import events into your own personal calendar.
POWERSCHOOL
This is our online grading system, attendance tracker and family information database,
AMHS COMMUNICATION & TECHNOLOGY which can be accessed by parents on a daily basis. Parents will receive passwords and
access information at Curriculum Night.
COMMUNICATION
Communication is important to us at AMHS, and we are constantly striving to improve
SCHOOL ADMIN
our communication systems. Below are some of the methods we use to reach our
School Admin is our Admissions and Enrollment database. This is where you submit
families. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
your contract and demographic forms annually.
WEBSITE
SWIFTK12
Our website am-hs.org is your main source of AMHS information including news stories,
In the rare instance of a snow day, emergency or other unexpected events, you will hear
student profiles, photos, event details and registration, important forms, and much more.
from us via text or voicemail through SwiftK12. This system allows us to reach
All parent information can be found on the "Current Parent" page.
you as quickly as possible with the information you need to know.
SOCIAL MEDIA
We use social media as a way to announce and celebrate our successes and to
send out extra reminders about events and deadlines. Right now you can like us on
Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and follow us on our Athletics Twitter account and
our Student Life Twitter account.
@ArchMurphy @AMHSStudentLife @MurphyAthletics
@ArchbishopMurphyHighSchool #M UR P HYP RI D E Lauren Lee Nicole Thompson
Director of Marketing and Communications Student Services/Registrar
llee@am-hs.org nthompson@am-hs.org
E-MAIL
We e-mail our families on Mondays about upcoming events, reminders, links to sign-
ups, volunteer opportunities and other important information. This communication is
called the AMHS Announce.
ADMINISTRATORS
SNAIL MAIL
Periodically you will receive a mailing through the postal service which might include
fliers, invitations, forms and other school-specific information. However, our goal is to
“go green” and post most of that information on our website.
CALENDAR
The school online calendar will keep you up-to-date about all the exciting events you
Alicia Mitchell John Matusak
and your student will want to be involved in. You can filter events, tailor the calendar Principal Vice Principal
view to see just what you want to see, and track your student’s activities. You can amitchell@am-hs.org jmatusak@am-hs.org
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WHO TO CONTACT
Need Help With Contact Email Need Help With Contact Email
Absences, Attendance & Nicole Thompson, Student Services/ Allie Sinex: A-G asinex@am-hs.org
attendance@am-hs.org Counselors Guidance and
Tardies Registrar Shannon Hippe: H-M shippe@am-hs.org
College
Dane Stringfellow: N-Z dstringfellow@am-hs.org
ACT Test Register online at ACT.org
Allie Sinex asinex@am-hs.org
Course Catalog Shannon Hippe shippe@am-hs.org
Activites and Clubs Jeff Latta, Dean of Students jlatta@am-hs.org
Dane Stringfellow dstringfellow@am-hs.org
Nicole Thompson, Student Services/ Anna Hogenson, Campus Ministry ahogenson@am-hs.org
Address Changes attendance@am-hs.org Community Service SHED
Registrar Elianna Lucas, Campus Ministry elucas@am-hs.org
Jana James, Director of Admissions DECA Store:
Mary Thompson, Admissions Assistant admissions@am-hs.org Grace Hall Cafeteria/ Jessica Hall, Business Pathways Director jhall@am-hs.org
Admissions Office
Nicole Thompson, Student Services/ (425) 332-3036 Room 405
Registrar
Denise Jannusch, Development Manager/
Development Office development@am-hs.org
Alumni Development Office development@am-hs.org Special Events
Advanced Placement (AP) Discipline, Detention Jeff Latta, Dean of Students jlatta@am-hs.org
John Matusak, Vice Principal jmatusak@am-hs.org
Classes/Testing
Drama, Choir, Band, Carrie Wright: Drama/Choir cwright@am-hs.org
Academic Resources Spring Musical Keith Curtis: Band kcurtis@am-hs.org
Danielle Appleby, Director of ARC dappleby@am-hs.org
Center
Dress Code Jeff Latta, Dean of Students jlatta@am-hs.org
Annual Fund Development Office development@am-hs.org
Educational Evaluations John Matusak, Vice Principal jmatusak@am-hs.org
Athletic Events, Times, athletics@am-hs.org
Athletic Office
Cancellations (425) 385-3464
Facility Use Athletic Office athletics@am-hs.org
csnell@am-hs.org
Athletic Staff Cassie Snell, Athletic Director
(425) 385-3464 Facility/Campus Rex Lewandowski, Facility Director rlewandowski@am-hs.org
Auction Development Office development@am-hs.org Fines, Fees, Tuition, and
Roberta Ryan, Business Office rryan@am-hs.org
Tuition Assistance
athletics@am-hs.org
Bus Service Athletic Office
(425) 385-3464 Fundraising Events Development Office development@am-hs.org
Joan Ritter, Controller/HR Manager
jritter@am-hs.org Guest Pass for Dances Jeff Latta, Dean of Students jlatta@am-hs.org
Cathy Meehan, Assistant to the Controller
cmeehan@am-hs.org
Business Office Roberta Ryan, Assistant to the Controller
rryan@am-hs.org Late Start Calendar Jeff Latta, Dean of Students jlatta@am-hs.org
Samantha Morales, Assistant to the HR
smorales@am-hs.org
Manager and Principal
Nicole Thompson, Student Services/
Lockers nthompson@am-hs.org
Calendar (Academic) Jeff Latta, Dean of Students jlatta@am-hs.org Registrar
Red Day Black Day
Calendar (Online) Cathy Meehan,
cmeehan@am-hs.org Lunch Schedule 1st Lunch: 11:00-11:30am 1st Lunch: 11:00-11:30am
am-hs.org/calendar Assistant to the Controller
2nd Lunch: 12:35-1:05pm 2nd Lunch: 12:35-1:05pmOUR MISSION
Need Help With Contact Email
MOODLE Student
Jon Echols jechols@am-hs.org
Passwords
National Honor Society Katie Campbell kcampbell@am-hs.org
Nicole Thompson, Student Services/
Parking nthompson@am-hs.org
Registrar
Parent Association (PA) Denise Montoya, PA President papresident@am-hs.org
Nicole Thompson, Student Services/
PowerSchool nthompson@am-hs.org
Registrar
PSAT/PLAN tests John Matusak, Vice Principal jmatusak@am-hs.org
Nicole Thompson, Student Services/
Pre-Arranged Absence nthompson@am-hs.org
Registrar
SAT Test: Register at
Lisa Latta llatta@am-hs.org
collegeboard.com
SAT Prep Classes Courtney Wyatt, SAT Advisor cwyatt@am-hs.org
Allie Sinex: A-G asinex@am-hs.org
Schedule Change Shannon Hippe: H-M shippe@am-hs.org
Dane Stringfellow: N-Z dstringfellow@am-hs.org
Jana James, Director of Admissions
Shadow Visits/ Mary Thompson, Admissions Assistant
admissions@am-hs.org
Prospective Students Nicole Thompson, Student Services/
Registrar
SCRIP Enrollment Code:
Development Office scrip@am-hs.org
26948D954966
Student Accomodations Danielle Appleby, Director of ARC dappleby@am-hs.org
Textbooks Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School is a Catholic, college preparatory school
Cathy Meehan, Assistant to the Controller cmeehan@am-hs.org
UW Bookstore that welcomes students of all faiths. True to the spirit of the gospel, Archbishop Murphy
Nicole Thompson, Student Services/
Transcripts nthompson@am-hs.org nurtures the full development of the gifts that God has given to each student, fosters
Registrar
Volunteer Opportunities
service as an outgrowth of faith, and values diversity. Working with parents as partners
Roberta Ryan rryan@am-hs.org
Sign-Up Genius in the educational ministry, we strive for academic excellence, spiritual enrichment, and
Lauren Lee, Director of Marketing and Christlike leadership for the transformation of the world.
Website llee@am-hs.org
Communications
Withdrawals John Matusak, Vice Principal jmatusak@am-hs.org
Jordan James, Director of Sports
Wellness jjames@am-hs.org
Performance and Wellness
21St. Thomas Chapel
Roman Miller
Field
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