ATC Theater Presents:
“Who Killed Elvis?”, showing on April 25th and 26th, 2025 in the Susan Lumley gymnasium.
Elvis, fame, family, murder? Come one come all to see “Who killed Elvis?” a thrilling performance by ATCs theater club. With a cast of colorful characters including Elvis fanatics, thieves on the run, high school students in dire need of prom money, and a mysterious fortune teller predicting doom.
Full of suspense, humor, and a touch of the supernatural, this performance will keep you guessing until the very last scene. Get ready for a wild ride through the wacky world of Elvis impersonators and uncover the shocking truth behind the murders that rocked their small town.
11 days ago, Michael Gurule
Please see our Monthly Newsletter, created by the PTSC. Lot's of great info!
#atc #gophoenix
12 days ago, Michael Gurule
ATC Girls Cross Country is the 2024-2025 3A State Runner-Up! Great work, ladies!
Also, Ranger Rodriguez broke the school record with a 16:51 time at State - this is the first time an ATC student has run under 17 minutes for 3 miles. Congratulations Ranger!
#atc #fearless #gophoenix
13 days ago, Michael Gurule
20 days ago, Michael Gurule
Due to current road conditions, the ATC campus will be closed today, November 8, 2024. Students will participate in asynchronous learning today and must log in to Canvas to access instructions, resources, and assignments posted by their teachers for each class. Students are expected to complete any work assigned and submit anything the teacher requires. Attendance may be based on the work completed or submitted assignments. After assignments are submitted or work is complete, the day is yours—please stay safe!
24 days ago, Michael Gurule
ATC School will be on a 2-hour delay. Buses will run 2 hours later than normal. If you drop your child off at school, please remember that staff will also be on a 2-hour delay. School will begin at 11 AM, and dismissal is at its regular 3:30 time. Any updates will be shared by 8 AM. Stay warm!
24 days ago, Michael Gurule
Due to current road conditions and the weather forecast, the ATC campus will be closed today, November 7, 2024. Students will participate in an asynchronous learning day and must log in to Canvas to access instructions, resources, and assignments posted by their teachers for each class. Students are expected to complete any work assigned and submit anything the teacher requires. Attendance may be based on the work completed or submitted assignments. After assignments are submitted or work is complete, the day is yours—please stay safe!
25 days ago, Michael Gurule
ATC School will be on a 2-hour delay on November 7, 2024. Buses will run 2 hours later than normal. If you drop your child off at school, please remember that staff will also be on a 2-hour delay. School will begin at 11 AM, and dismissal is at its regular 4:15 time. Any updates will be shared by 8 AM.
25 days ago, Michael Gurule
Hey Teens! If you're looking for something to do tonight, check out the Masquerade Teen Night hosted by the City of Santa Fe at the Downtown Library.
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
HOSA attended the fall leadership rally this week. They learned leadership and communication skills in addition to getting prepared for a successful year.
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
The Red Cross Club, led by Eileen Ou, taught a handwashing lesson at La Mariposa Montessori school. They taught 4th-6th graders proper handwashing, and everyone had a fun time making posters, coloring, and practicing their handwashing.
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
Great pictures of our Climbing Club at the Stone Age Climing Gym in Albuquerque
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
Are you interested in your child attending ATC? The ATC Lottery Open House is TONIGHT at 5:30. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about our school, meet the staff, and discover what makes ATC a unique place for your child’s education. For more details about our programs and admissions process, please visit our website at
www.atcschool.org.
Please share this info with your friends & family interested in ATC.
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
Please see October's edition of the ATC School News, published by the PTSC. Lots of great things at ATC! #gophoenix #atc
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
You can play a significant role in protecting your child from the dangers of vaping and nicotine dependence. Start the conversation at talkaboutvaping.org
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
about 1 month ago, Michael Gurule
ATC Families: You're invited to join Mr. Morgan for a casual conversation over coffee or tea—it’s free! This is an excellent opportunity for parents and caregivers to discuss ways to support the school and other topics of interest.
–Morning Coffee: Friday, October 18, 7:45–8:30 AM
–Afternoon Tea: Monday, October 21, 4:15–5:00 PM
Mr. Morgan will be in the teacher's lounge on Friday & Monday. We look forward to seeing you!
about 2 months ago, Michael Gurule
The Parent Teacher Student Coalition (PTSC) will be at ATC from 7:45 to 9:30 AM on Friday, October 18th, for the Pumpkin Spooky Coffee & Donut fundraiser. PTSC will sell Ohori’s Pumpkin Coffee and a Donut for $5.00. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to pre-order & pre-pay by going to
https://qrco.de/ptsc-spooky. You can also order at the school on the event day and pay with cash or check. Coffee is delivered curbside after you drop off your child. All funds raised by PTSC will benefit student activities. Please see the attached flyer for more information.
about 2 months ago, Michael Gurule
The Teen Center is hosting Family Night Pumpkin Carving on Friday evening starting at 5:30. Check out the flyer for more details!
about 2 months ago, Michael Gurule
Are you interested in your child attending ATC? The ATC Lottery Open House on Wednesday, October 23 at 5:30 PM. This is a great opportunity to learn more about our school, meet the staff, and discover what makes ATC a unique place for your child’s education.
For more details about our programs and admissions process, please visit our website at
www.atcschool.org.
about 2 months ago, Michael Gurule