
Educators & Stakeholders
Alpharetta High School Foundation
Supporting Raider excellence through grants, scholarships, and student-focused initiatives.
Our vision is to ensure every student at Alpharetta High School thrives in a supportive and well-equipped environment, helping them to learn to their full potential.
The AHS Foundation partners with the entire Raider community to support the four pillars of Alpharetta High School and foster a culture of excellence.
Through inclusive fundraising initiatives, the Foundation provides meaningful resources for students, staff and the school community, including:
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Scholarships for continuing education;
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Instructional grants and professional development for educators;
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Staff recognition to support retention;
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Impactful school-based programming; and
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Enhancements to campus facilities and equipment.
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The AHS Foundation is a designated 501(c)(3) public charity and member of the National Association of Education Foundations (NAEF) https://www.educationfoundations.org
AHSF has provided more than $700,000 in funding to support AHS since 2009.
Ranked a top 10 public high school in Georgia, the 330,000-square-foot Alpharetta High School was designed by the architectural firm of Perkins & Will. Completed in 2004, the school is home to ~2,000 students a year in grades 9 through 12. Features of the school include:
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A main academic building, athletics building, arts building and band facility
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94 classrooms and 12 science labs
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A wide array of Honors and AP courses
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Both IB and Dual Enrollment programs
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Seven Career Tech (CTAE) Pathway Programs and Work Based Learning
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A media center and cafeteria with an accessible terrace and view to forest canopy
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A majority instructional spaces with natural daylight
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Athletic fields for football, flag football, baseball, softball, soccer, tennis, lacrosse, track and field
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Pedestrian access to the nearby Greenway and YMCA
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Plenty of parking for staff and students
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Our Vision
Our vision is to ensure every student at Alpharetta High School thrives in a supportive and well-equipped environment, helping them to learn to their full potential.
Our Mission
The AHS Foundation partners with the entire Raider community to support the four pillars of Alpharetta High School and foster a culture of excellence.
Through inclusive fundraising initiatives, the Foundation provides meaningful resources for students, staff and the school community, including:
Scholarships for continuing education;
Instructional grants and professional development for educators;
Staff recognition to support retention;
Impactful school-based programming; and
Enhancements to campus facilities and equipment.
Our Heart
The AHS Foundation is a designated 501(c)(3) public charity and member of the National Association of Education Foundations (NAEF) https://www.educationfoundations.org
AHSF has provided more than $700,000 in funding to support AHS since 2009.
Ranked a top 10 public high school in Georgia, the 330,000-square-foot Alpharetta High School was designed by the architectural firm of Perkins & Will. Completed in 2004, the school is home to ~2,000 students a year in grades 9 through 12. Features of the school include:
A main academic building, athletics building, arts building and band facility
94 classrooms and 12 science labs
A wide array of Honors and AP courses
Both IB and Dual Enrollment programs
Seven Career Tech (CTAE) Pathway Programs and Work Based Learning
A media center and cafeteria with an accessible terrace and view to forest canopy
A majority instructional spaces with natural daylight
Athletic fields for football, flag football, baseball, softball, soccer, tennis, lacrosse, track and field
Pedestrian access to the nearby Greenway and YMCA
Plenty of parking for staff and students
FOUR DEDICATED ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING AHS
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AHS School Governance Council
The AHS School Governance Council (SGC) is an important part of Fulton Schools’ Charter System. It is responsible for the strategic direction of the school, the budget and
innovative flexibility submissions, with input
from elected staff and parents and appointed
community members. Find out more >
AHS Foundation
The AHS Foundation (501c3 non-profit) was established as a fundraising and larger grant initiative in support of Raider Nation.
The Foundation supports the four pillars of
AHS: Academics, Arts, Athletics and Altruism.
AHS Athletic Association
The goal of the AHSAA (501c3 non-profit) is to collaborate with the Athletic Director and Administration to be a resource for our both sports and fine arts/academic
Booster Clubs. Find out more >
AHS PTSA
The goal of the AHS PTSA (501c3 non-profit) is to be a resource for our parents, teachers, and students at AHS. PTSA's primary focus areas including funding school hospitality,
student enrichment, facilitating and volunteer participation.











