What does AHS stand for?

Anacostia High School

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In a recent chat with students at Washington's Anacostia High School, Michelle Obama spoke of growing up near the University of Chicago and never setting foot on the campus because it seemed so fancy and different to her.

White House reaches out to DC's troubled schools

The first lady's visit to Anacostia High School was a part of a career day she organized for Washington, D.

Michelle Obama: I was mocked for talking 'like a white girl'

Instead, the inspector general learned, the loot was handed over to two people identified as a "church member" and "another person who represented herself as an Anacostia high school employee who works for the night school.

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In a candid and revealing chat with students, ten girls and two boys, mostly juniors and seniors at Anacostia High School, Obama spoke of her life, family and values.

In school, Michelle Obama was not 'cool', but bent on being smart

Obama's appearance at Anacostia High School was part of a day in which she put an array of talented, accomplished women in front of area high school students as an example of the types of success they, too, can achieve if they are willing to work hard for it.

First lady tells students to aim their goals high