Rise and shine, Class of 2026! 🎓 Join us in the MPR on May 26 at 8:40 am for a celebratory breakfast gathering before you take the stage! Don't forget to return your laptop and charger, pick up your cap and gown, and rehearse for the moment that will change your life! 🎉 We believe in you and can't wait to see the incredible things you'll achieve! 💫
The National Technical Honor Society collected over 1,400 gently used shoes that will now be sent to micro-entrepreneurs around the world. Thank you to all the teachers, families, and students who helped make this a success.
IGAD's Art Exhibition and Loften's Awards Night are both on Friday, May 22. The Art Exhibition reception and show are from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm in the IGAD Building. The Awards Ceremony will be in the MPR at 6:00 pm. We look forward to seeing you!
Our SGA never stops! This weekend, they went above and beyond by volunteering their time to fundraise by working concessions at the highly-anticipated Morgan Wallen concert, where they got to see the country music star perform live while also giving back to their community. We're so proud of their dedication and enthusiasm! 💪🎉
We have a packed schedule on Wednesday, May 20, 2026! Along with Biology and U.S. History EOC testing, we'll have a LifeSouth blood drive on campus and Kona Ice during lunch. The highlight of the day? Ms. Christian stepping up to take a pie in the face for Interact Club's Pie-A-Teacher fundraiser.
Dr. Essary's AP Calculus class had the opportunity to explore modeling functions in 3D using Desmos and Autodesk Fusion, which helped them visualize the volumes of revolution they have been calculating. A big thank you goes out to Mr. Goddard and the Robotics Academy for lending us their space.🦅💻🤖😀
Loften’s Chorus performed a collection of songs and featuring solo performances. Thank you to Ms. Smith for preparing students for this amazing performance. 🦅🎶🎤
Families have until May 15 to register their 10th & 11th graders for a free one-day College Boot Camp at SFC, with tours, speakers and enrollment & financial aid tips. alachuaschools.net/collegebootcamp
Kudos to Blayne, Jakob, and Jackson, who have unlocked the door to greatness by qualifying for the FBLA National Leadership Conference in San Antonio, TX, this summer!
Our eagles spent sometime this weekend preparing for their upcoming AP tests by attending AP Review sessions with Dr. Essary, who provided them with ample guidance and support. To help fuel their minds and bodies for the big day, Dr. E. also hosted a delicious Good Luck Breakfast before the AP Calc Test this morning, complete with a spread of tasty treats and refreshing drinks to give them an extra boost of energy and motivation.
We extend our gratitude to The Education Foundation of Alachua County for acknowledging the achievements of several of our students through the Take Stock in Children program, which offers valuable mentorship and a 2-year college scholarship. We appreciate their steadfast commitment to fostering the academic excellence of our students.
Almost immediately after notifying families and staff about the worldwide Canvas data breach, we were notified that Alachua County Public Schools was NOT affected by the breach.
Families should be on the lookout for a personalized letter (US Mail) from Alachua County Public Schools with important information on school zone lines for 2026-27.
Congratulations to our newest members of the National Technical Honor Society! We are proud of you! We look forward to seeing the amazing things you'll accomplish in the future. We are proud to welcome you to this prestigious group of high-achieving students and celebrate your well-deserved recognition.
We are delighted to announce that Ella, Zack, and Manny have successfully obtained their Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification. Their achievement is a reflection of their commitment and perseverance.
Happy School Principals' Day to our very own Dr. Bracewell! 🎉 He's an amazing school leader who makes Loften feel like a wonderful place each and every day. With his tireless efforts, he has created a warm and welcoming environment that fosters growth, learning, and friendship. His dedication to our students, teachers, and staff is truly inspiring, and we're so grateful to have him at the helm of our school community. Here's to another amazing year under his leadership!
It's time to vote for Prom King and Queen. This year we have Isaac and Montrell running for Prom King. Raevyn and Tanisa are running for Prom Queen. You can vote by clicking the link below or by using the QR code. Use your school email address to vote. You can only vote once. Make it count.
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Ms. Maine's World History students experienced a simulation comparing the differences between artisan work and factory work in the context of the Industrial Revolution.
Student Government had their elections for next year. Students had to give a speech about why they are qualified for the position and then we voted!
Has an item gone missing? It may have been turned in to the Lost and Found, located in the front office. Please see Ms. Wright for assistance.
