Achieve Academy at Henry T. McMillan

Today was an exciting and impactful Career Day for our junior and senior students!

Students had the opportunity to connect with representatives from Pensacola State College, the Pensacola Police Department, the United States Navy, and the United States Marine Corps. Through meaningful conversations and real-world insights, they were able to explore a variety of pathways available after high school.

Today marked an important step in helping our students envision their futures and begin making informed decisions about life beyond graduation. We are proud to support them as they take steps toward their goals!

🚨Attention Moms, Grandma’s, Aunties, Big Sisters and Mother figures. Our annual Muffins with Moms event is here. This is a KAPS Only Event; Grades K-5.

🗣️It’s Testing Spirit Week!!!!

Testing spirit week is next week!

Tomorrow we wear Purple!!

This Wednesday, we wear Purple!!

This Wednesday, we wear Purple!!

Big shoutout to KAPS for successfully completing their very first Spelling Bee, hosted by Mr. Pointer! 📚🐝

Congratulations to our three grade-level winners—you all did an amazing job! We are so proud of everyone who participated and showcased their hard work and dedication.

Great job, KAPS—where learning is made fun! 🎉

🚨Attention Parents:

Quarter 3 Report Cards have been published in the Focus portal. Please review the video for instructions on how to locate them!

Video for Parents:

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Today, let’s learn about the Freedom House Ambulance Service: The Freedom House Ambulance Service, which operated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from 1967–1975, was the first community-based emergency medical service (EMS) in the United States. It was a collaboration between Freedom House Enterprises, a Black-run non-profit, and Presbyterian University Hospital. The service was founded to address the needs of the city's African American community, who often couldn't rely on police or fire departments during emergencies.

Today let’s meet Laila Edwards: Laila Edwards is a college ice hockey player for the University of Wisconsin and the first Black woman to play for the U.S. women's Olympic hockey team. On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, she made history AGAIN by becoming the first Black Woman to score a goal for team USA Hockey in the Olympics.