As the school year comes to a close, we would like to recognize and celebrate the retirement of Janet Millonig, one of our dedicated algebra teachers at Abington Senior High School. Throughout her career, Ms. Millonig has made algebra engaging, approachable, and enjoyable for countless students while helping them build confidence in the classroom.
Beyond teaching mathematics, Ms. Millonig has formed meaningful relationships with her students through her kindness, patience, and genuine care. She has always taken the time to support and encourage those around her, creating a welcoming environment where students could learn, grow, and connect with one another.
We are incredibly grateful for the positive impact Ms. Millonig has had on our school community and the lives of so many students. Congratulations on your well-earned retirement, Ms. Millonig! We wish you all the best in this exciting new chapter.
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After 30 years of dedication to the curriculum and students of the Abington School District, we are proud to honor and thank Mr. Brian Griffin for his extraordinary impact on our school community.
Throughout his career, Mr. Griffin has created a positive, engaging, and memorable learning environment for countless students. Known for his kindness, enthusiasm, and genuine care for others, he is often described by students as one of the happiest and most approachable teachers they have ever had. He has a unique ability to make Shakespeare accessible, enjoyable, and interactive, bringing literature to life through reading, discussion, and performance.
Beyond the classroom, Mr. Griffin has been a collaborative colleague and mentor who connected with students through storytelling, conversation, and a sincere interest in their lives. His passion for English and commitment to education have left a lasting mark on our program, our staff, and generations of students.
Congratulations, Mr. Griffin, on your well-earned retirement! Thank you for 30 years of service, dedication, and inspiration. We wish you all the best in this exciting new chapter. We are #AbingtonProud #ASHSProud #FirstinAcademics
The ASHS Art Department wanted to share with you the Summer Reading Murals that were executed for service learning by the ASHS Art Students. Here is a link to a slideshow of the murals as well as the students in action while painting.
Seventeen Abington Senior High School art students and two art teachers painted two summer reading murals, one for the Abington Free Library Children’s Department and one for the Roslyn Library. Supporting this year’s summer reading theme, “Unearth A Story,” the mural features dinosaurs and children engaging in a variety of reading activities. The murals will remain on display throughout the summer to encourage children to join the library’s Summer Reading Club.
This year’s artists include:
Jason Baum (10)
Kristina Bazoian (10)
Daryna Borysiuk (10)
Trinity Chen (10)
Alexa-Jailynne Daley (11)
Roe Diez-odyssey (11)
Cierra Eckenrode (9)
Lilly Fields (11)
Arianna Hernandez (10)
Ivy Li (11)
Mason Matiza (10)
Ali-Ann McCollin (11)
Jory Monir (11)
Elsa Riddle (9)
Ella Shmukler
Autumn Sullivan (11)
Aynslee Wilkins (9)
Students in Mrs. Vanassche's Regional Cuisine class are finishing the semester strong! From Midwest favorites like cheese Frenchies and mini deep-dish pizzas to Mid-Atlantic specialties such as chicken and beef cheesesteak egg rolls and apple cider doughnuts, students have explored a wide variety of regional dishes. They also rose to the challenge of creating six different styles of mac and cheese representing regions across the United States. This has been an incredible second year for the course, introducing students to the diverse and delicious foods found throughout the country. We are #AbingtonProud #ASHSProud #FirstinAcademics
Chorale's Coffee House is TOMORROW! 7pm in Caf C. Don't miss out! We'll see you there! We are #AbingtonProud #ASHSProud #FirstintheArts
This year, the event will also feature the release of eM3rgence, M3's first original album featuring music by each of M3's bands. The concert will feature alumni sets from some of M3's former students revisiting the music they released while students, performances from each of M3's bands and Chase the Great, and a listening party of eM3rgence.
Tickets are available at m3asd.com/tickets (click the link or copy and paste into your browser.) Hope to see you there!
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The ASHS Art Department wants to share some great news. 23 Abington Senior High School Art Students participated in the Congressional Art Competition, and 6 won awards. A reception was held on May 10, 2026, where Congresswoman Madeleine Dean presented the students with certificates. The link to the artwork is below. Please click or copy and paste into your browser: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JvTuiXApOkqSdbfPrEO5TbXK2oVb05iS5Y_EeOlzwAs/edit?slide=id.g3a85344afc6_0_0#slide=id.g3a85344afc6_0_0
1st Place: Mariia Kyveliuk - 10th grade
2nd Place: Abigail Heinrich - 12th grade
3rd Place: Mckenzy Wade - 12th grade
Honorable Mentions:
Belle Adelman -10th Grade
Lilly Fields -11th Grade
Gabrielle Vega - 12th Grade
Participating Students:
Anastasia Baranovskaya - 12th grade
Jillian Baum - 12th grade
Michelle Bonnette - 10th grade
Leah Brice - 11th grade
Leah Carne - 12th grade
Gianna Carrelli - 10th grade
Danika D'Angelo - 12 grade
Jessica Esther Eads - 10th grade
Arianna Hernandez - 10th grade
Caroline Mayer - 10th grade
Halle Mcdonald - 10th grade
Fyo Mikalic - 9th grade
YuLee Murphy - 12th grade
Hayley Parker - 10th grade
Merjeme Ruko - 10th grade
Autumn Sullivan - 11th grade
Hi Everyone! It's going to be hot today!! What better way to beat the heat than with some delicious froyo? Head over to Chill on the Hill in Chestnut Hill and treat yourself while supporting the Class of 2028! This is our final fundraiser of the year, so let’s finish strong and make it count. Grab a sweet treat, support a great cause, and help us send the year out on a high note! We are #AbingtonProud #ASHSProud #FirstinActivities
The club has had a custom wreath created to represent all branches of military service. This brief ceremony is an opportunity for our school community to come together and honor the men and women who have served in uniform.
All staff and students are welcome to attend and pay their respects.
We hope you will consider joining us for this meaningful tribute.
