Our middle school expeditions group climbed Mt. Cardigan on April 16th.
What a freak show! AYC at their annual hypno freak event.
AYS got to sit Courtside at the C's 60th win!
Andrew D waits for the next round at the first annual Wood Hill 3 on 3.
NEW INFO 5/12: Week Two schedule posted.
The AYS youth track team is coached by AHS track coach Peter Comeau and assisted by AYS staff and current AHS track and field athletes. Follow the link for all the details.
Download a flyer and registration form to sign up for this awesome sport.
If you have ever been involved in an AYS program, plan on being involved, or know someone who does AYS programs, please plan on coming downtown to walk or run in this year's 5K road race. We're throwing a big block party for the whole community. Registration forms for the race will be available soon.
Pick up Basketball
Every Monday and Wednesday night from 7-9 at the Wood Hill gym there is pick up basketball for any AHS student. It's free, so strap on your Nike's and go check it out.
Witness for yourself the sad reality of what happens in a town with no youth center when all the kids turn into adults.
Open Mats every Tuesday from March 18th through June 10th at Wood Hill Middle School from 6pm-8pm. Open to all middle and high school students intersted in wrestling. Download the form for all the information.
The Andover Youth Council is working with AYS to revive the Homegrown Film Festival. All AHS film makers and aspiring film makers- start making your movies now! There will be sweet prizes!
Keep It Wild Fashion Show June 6, 2008
Open sewing on Tuesdays from 4-6 and Thursdays from 2:30-4:30 at the AYS Collins Center office for anyone that wants to use our machines to get some things ready for the show!
On the second Saturday of every month, one80 hosts a FREE event that is open to the public. Our staff will take all the participants through a "testing" day very similar to what the pros do at the NFL combine!
AHS senior Katia Chapman has initiated a time bank for the community of Andover for her senior exhibition project. Time Banking is a pioneering approach to building community that creates circles of giving and receiving, tapping the assets of people of all ages and ability. To learn more, follow the above link.
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