Welcome to our little slice of Heaven!



Officially, room 1729 Mrs. Priesmeyer's classroom. It's the home of In Flight Online Magazine, 3 Digital Graphics and Animation classes, and one Desktop Publishing class.
Unofficially, it's where the magic happens!

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Hoffpauir earns technology award

We are so proud!


Congratulations to Alex Hoffpauir, In Flight Online Mag graphic design team leader! Alex is one of 19 young women in the Houston area to receive the National Center for Women in Information and Technology Award for Aspirations in Computing.  Alex's demonstration of effective leadership in technology, and her desire to pursue a career in technology, earned her the award. Alex will be honored at a ceremony at the University of Houston on March 24th.
Next fall, Alex plans to attend St. Edward's University in Austin to study computer science and graphic design. Way to go, Alex!

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Kinetic Type Rocks!

In Flight Magazine staff created kinetic type projects using their favorite songs, lyrics, and Adobe After Effects.  Click that PLAY button down there...
If you like what you see below, click here and check out more kinetic type projects created by some of the most incredible kids at AHS!


I See You by Group1Crew Kinetic Typography from Savannah Turner on Vimeo.

Friday, February 10, 2012

A sweet view!

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 by Emily Priesmeyer
The view from 1729 was a little sweeter than an average day on Feb. 8th!  Ann Wehrman’s Banking and Financial Services class packaged and delivered over 1,000 Gigi’s cupcakes to students, teachers, and other school personnel to complete the final phase of a small business project.
Wehrman’s students teamed up with Gigi’s Cupcakes in Kingwood for the business venture.

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Students met with Gigi’s Cupcake’s franchise owner,Jerry Rowell, to learn how the business operates and plan a partnership for a fundraiser. Students developed a business plan that would bring five of Gigi’s most popular flavors to Eagleland and bring much needed funds to special education programs at Atascocita High School. A $2 donation included delivery of a cupcake to a friend.


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1,000 cupcakes arrive at AHS, ready to be packaged and delivered.

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Banking and Financial Services students sorted cupcakes by flavor. Tables filled with White Midnight Magic, and Birthday Surprise cupcakes (left) were packaged individually.

Tags and ribbons were attached to each cupcake to be delivered to lucky recipients (below).

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cupcake deliveryStudents received sweet treats, and the special education department received an $800 donation.  Congratulations to Mrs. Wehrman’s first period Banking and Financial Services class.  You make the view from 1729 sweeter!

photos by Alex Hoffpauir and Emily Priesmeyer