Featured

The ACAD Daily, Thursday, May 25

 

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Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day 9:45 – Clean out your locker and look through Lost and Found

Wednesday – B Week, B Day – Last day of regular Classes

Thursday – 9:30-11:00 World Language Exams, 12:30-2:00 Math Exams

Friday – 9:30-11:00 Biology CP Exam, Make-up Exams, Classes Dismiss at 11:30


Anouncements


Don’t forget to clean out your lockers and take everything home!


Artists:

 
It’s that time of year again. Please swing by the art room to pick up your work from this year (fall and spring). I’ll have it all out on labeled tables. Remember, if it’s in my office it is unofficially in Artscape for next year and please do not remove it. Also, artwork that is available to be taken home is still eligible for Honorable Mention so keep an eye out for a more formal email about Artscape. 
 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!The contest runs through May 26.Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!

2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Campfor High School Studentsfrom July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023 

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602

ParkingClickNorth Campus Parking Deck

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Cost for participation: $400


 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log


Featured

The ACAD Daily, Wednesday, May 24

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day 9:45 – Clean out your locker and look through Lost and Found

Wednesday – B Week, B Day – Last day of regular Classes

Thursday – 9:30-11:00 World Language Exams, 12:30-2:00 Math Exams

Friday – 9:30-11:00 Biology CP Exam, Make-up Exams, Classes Dismiss at 11:30


Anouncements


Don’t forget to clean out your lockers and take everything home!


Artists:

 
It’s that time of year again. Please swing by the art room to pick up your work from this year (fall and spring). I’ll have it all out on labeled tables. Remember, if it’s in my office it is unofficially in Artscape for next year and please do not remove it. Also, artwork that is available to be taken home is still eligible for Honorable Mention so keep an eye out for a more formal email about Artscape. 
 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!The contest runs through May 26.Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!

2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Campfor High School Studentsfrom July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023 

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602

ParkingClickNorth Campus Parking Deck

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Cost for participation: $400


 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Tuesday, May 23

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day 9:45 – Clean out your locker and look through Lost and Found

Wednesday – B Week, B Day – Last day of regular Classes

Thursday – 9:30-11:00 World Language Exams, 12:30-2:00 Math Exams

Friday – 9:30-11:00 Biology CP Exam, Make-up Exams, Classes Dismiss at 11:30


Anouncements


Artists:

 
It’s that time of year again. Please swing by the art room to pick up your work from this year (fall and spring). I’ll have it all out on labeled tables. Remember, if it’s in my office it is unofficially in Artscape for next year and please do not remove it. Also, artwork that is available to be taken home is still eligible for Honorable Mention so keep an eye out for a more formal email about Artscape. 
 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!The contest runs through May 26.Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!

2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Campfor High School Studentsfrom July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023 

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602

ParkingClickNorth Campus Parking Deck

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Cost for participation: $400


 
 
 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Monday, May 22

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day 9:45 – Clean out your locker and look through Lost and Found

Wednesday – B Week, B Day – Last day of regular Classes

Thursday – 9:30-11:00 World Language Exams, 12:30-2:00 Math Exams

Friday – 9:30-11:00 Biology CP Exam, Make-up Exams, Classes Dismiss at 11:30


Anouncements


Artists:

 
It’s that time of year again. Please swing by the art room to pick up your work from this year (fall and spring). I’ll have it all out on labeled tables. Remember, if it’s in my office it is unofficially in Artscape for next year and please do not remove it. Also, artwork that is available to be taken home is still eligible for Honorable Mention so keep an eye out for a more formal email about Artscape. 
 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!The contest runs through May 26.Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!

2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Campfor High School Studentsfrom July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023 

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602

ParkingClickNorth Campus Parking Deck

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Cost for participation: $400


 
 
 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Friday, May 19

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory – Party! 🙂

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:15-9:45 Senior College Colors Parade, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Athletic Awards Assembly, 10:30 Seniors: College Colors

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Fine Arts Assembly (Seniors: After the Fine Arts Assembly, Graduation Rehearsal, Lunch in the Baseball Facility, then water day)

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Free to meet with teachers

 


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Juniors – you may park in Senior Parking Friday.

Sophomores – you may park in the Junior Lot Friday.

Seniors will be on campus today.


 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!The contest runs through May 26.Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!


2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Campfor High School Studentsfrom July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023 

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602

ParkingClickNorth Campus Parking Deck

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Cost for participation: $400


 
 
 
Collin Edge - SOTW
 
 
Collin has been a member of what the late Coach Tommy Deaton called the Spartan Air Force for 4 years in the pole vault event. He has been consistent, a hard worker & unheralded. While our boys team had other high finishers in his event and amazing performances on the track at the state meet, it was Collin’s surprise 4th place finish and unexpected points that set the table for the team. He had his best performance in the last meet of his high school career achieving a PR of 12 feet (a 1’6″ improvement from his previous best). He worked hard for 4 years doing his thing amongst a team full of stars and never gave up. He helped plant the flag for our school’s first boys state championship. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
 
Maya Davis - SOTW
 
 
Maya is amazing!  As a new student to our school this year, she has been a great fit within our program. In fact, she personifies everything about our Spartan track and field team: an iron will, persistence in achieving goals, a hard worker, a ferocious competitor and an excellent student athlete off the track! I have often joked that I am her ‘Dean Smith’. Coach Smith was Michael Jordan’s college coach and the only person to hold him to under 20 points a game. With a full year in our program under her belt and an off season of training ahead, I think her potential is WOW. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field

 


 

Congratulations to the T&F teams for their outstanding performances at the State Meet this past weekend. There was plenty of pressure and stress for those of us in attendance and I’m sure the athletes experienced a similar level of stress, but we’re so proud of the way they pushed through to capture these impressive trophies! Unlike some teams and some years, even for Athens Academy, when a few talented athletes scored all of the team points, these two teams achieved their success by having many team members scoring and contributing, which makes it even that much more special!

 
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May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Thursday, May 18

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory – Party! 🙂

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:15-9:45 Senior College Colors Parade, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Athletic Awards Assembly, 10:30 Seniors: College Colors

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Fine Arts Assembly (Seniors: After the Fine Arts Assembly, Graduation Rehearsal, Lunch in the Baseball Facility, then water day)

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Free to meet with teachers

 


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Seniors:

9:45 Be seated in the PH for the Fine Arts Assembly

10:30 Graduation Rehearsal in the PH

11:00 Head of School Lunch in the Baseball Facility (catered by White Tiger)

12:00 Water Fun! We’ll have a big water slide and Slip-n-Slide Kickball tournament between advisories

Please be in dress code until the Water Fun. Bring a change of clothes and/or swimsuits.


Juniors – you may park in Senior Parking Friday.

Sophomores – you may park in the Junior Lot Friday.

Seniors will be on campus today.


 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!The contest runs through May 26.Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!


2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Campfor High School Studentsfrom July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023 

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602

ParkingClickNorth Campus Parking Deck

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 

Cost for participation: $400


 
 
 
Collin Edge - SOTW
 
 
Collin has been a member of what the late Coach Tommy Deaton called the Spartan Air Force for 4 years in the pole vault event. He has been consistent, a hard worker & unheralded. While our boys team had other high finishers in his event and amazing performances on the track at the state meet, it was Collin’s surprise 4th place finish and unexpected points that set the table for the team. He had his best performance in the last meet of his high school career achieving a PR of 12 feet (a 1’6″ improvement from his previous best). He worked hard for 4 years doing his thing amongst a team full of stars and never gave up. He helped plant the flag for our school’s first boys state championship. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
 
Maya Davis - SOTW
 
 
Maya is amazing!  As a new student to our school this year, she has been a great fit within our program. In fact, she personifies everything about our Spartan track and field team: an iron will, persistence in achieving goals, a hard worker, a ferocious competitor and an excellent student athlete off the track! I have often joked that I am her ‘Dean Smith’. Coach Smith was Michael Jordan’s college coach and the only person to hold him to under 20 points a game. With a full year in our program under her belt and an off season of training ahead, I think her potential is WOW. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field

 


 

Congratulations to the T&F teams for their outstanding performances at the State Meet this past weekend. There was plenty of pressure and stress for those of us in attendance and I’m sure the athletes experienced a similar level of stress, but we’re so proud of the way they pushed through to capture these impressive trophies! Unlike some teams and some years, even for Athens Academy, when a few talented athletes scored all of the team points, these two teams achieved their success by having many team members scoring and contributing, which makes it even that much more special!

 
image (85)
 
 
image (86)

 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Wednesday, May 17

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory – Party! 🙂

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:15-9:45 Senior College Colors Parade, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Athletic Awards Assembly, 10:30 Seniors: College Colors

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Fine Arts Assembly (Seniors: After the Fine Arts Assembly, Graduation Rehearsal, Lunch in the Baseball Facility, then water day)

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Free to meet with teachers

 


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Juniors – you may park in Senior Parking Wednesday and Friday.

Sophomores – you may park in the Junior Lot Wednesday and Friday.

Seniors will be on campus today and Thursday.


 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!  The contest runs through May 26. Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!


2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students from July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here 

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023  

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA 
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602 

ParkingClick North Campus Parking Deck 

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm  

Cost for participation: $400 


 
 
 
Collin Edge - SOTW
 
 
Collin has been a member of what the late Coach Tommy Deaton called the Spartan Air Force for 4 years in the pole vault event. He has been consistent, a hard worker & unheralded. While our boys team had other high finishers in his event and amazing performances on the track at the state meet, it was Collin’s surprise 4th place finish and unexpected points that set the table for the team. He had his best performance in the last meet of his high school career achieving a PR of 12 feet (a 1’6″ improvement from his previous best). He worked hard for 4 years doing his thing amongst a team full of stars and never gave up. He helped plant the flag for our school’s first boys state championship. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
 
Maya Davis - SOTW
 
 
Maya is amazing!  As a new student to our school this year, she has been a great fit within our program. In fact, she personifies everything about our Spartan track and field team: an iron will, persistence in achieving goals, a hard worker, a ferocious competitor and an excellent student athlete off the track! I have often joked that I am her ‘Dean Smith’. Coach Smith was Michael Jordan’s college coach and the only person to hold him to under 20 points a game. With a full year in our program under her belt and an off season of training ahead, I think her potential is WOW. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field


 

Congratulations to the T&F teams for their outstanding performances at the State Meet this past weekend. There was plenty of pressure and stress for those of us in attendance and I’m sure the athletes experienced a similar level of stress, but we’re so proud of the way they pushed through to capture these impressive trophies! Unlike some teams and some years, even for Athens Academy, when a few talented athletes scored all of the team points, these two teams achieved their success by having many team members scoring and contributing, which makes it even that much more special!

 
image (85)
 
 
image (86)

 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

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Featured

The ACAD Daily, Tuesday, May 16

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory – Party! 🙂

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:15-9:45 Senior College Colors Parade, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Athletic Awards Assembly, 10:30 Seniors: College Colors

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Fine Arts Assembly (Seniors: After the Fine Arts Assembly, Graduation Rehearsal, Lunch in the Baseball Facility, then water day)

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Free to meet with teachers

 


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Juniors – you may park in Senior Parking Wednesday and Friday.

Sophomores – you may park in the Junior Lot Wednesday and Friday.

Seniors will be on campus today and Thursday.


 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!  The contest runs through May 26. Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!


2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students from July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here 

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023  

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA 
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602 

ParkingClick North Campus Parking Deck 

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm  

Cost for participation: $400 


 
 
 
Collin Edge - SOTW
 
 
Collin has been a member of what the late Coach Tommy Deaton called the Spartan Air Force for 4 years in the pole vault event. He has been consistent, a hard worker & unheralded. While our boys team had other high finishers in his event and amazing performances on the track at the state meet, it was Collin’s surprise 4th place finish and unexpected points that set the table for the team. He had his best performance in the last meet of his high school career achieving a PR of 12 feet (a 1’6″ improvement from his previous best). He worked hard for 4 years doing his thing amongst a team full of stars and never gave up. He helped plant the flag for our school’s first boys state championship. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
 
Maya Davis - SOTW
 
 
Maya is amazing!  As a new student to our school this year, she has been a great fit within our program. In fact, she personifies everything about our Spartan track and field team: an iron will, persistence in achieving goals, a hard worker, a ferocious competitor and an excellent student athlete off the track! I have often joked that I am her ‘Dean Smith’. Coach Smith was Michael Jordan’s college coach and the only person to hold him to under 20 points a game. With a full year in our program under her belt and an off season of training ahead, I think her potential is WOW. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 

Congratulations to the T&F teams for their outstanding performances at the State Meet this past weekend. There was plenty of pressure and stress for those of us in attendance and I’m sure the athletes experienced a similar level of stress, but we’re so proud of the way they pushed through to capture these impressive trophies! Unlike some teams and some years, even for Athens Academy, when a few talented athletes scored all of the team points, these two teams achieved their success by having many team members scoring and contributing, which makes it even that much more special!

 
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May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Monday, May 15

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory – Party! 🙂

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:15-9:45 Senior College Colors Parade, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Athletic Awards Assembly, 10:30 Seniors: College Colors

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 – Meet in PH: Fine Arts Assembly (Seniors: After the Fine Arts Assembly, Graduation Rehearsal, Lunch in the Baseball Facility, then water day)

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Free to meet with teachers

 


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Juniors – you may park in Senior Parking today, Wednesday and Friday.

Sophomores – you may park in the Junior Lot today, Wednesday and Friday.

Seniors will be on campus Tuesday and Thursday.


 

 Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!  The contest runs through May 26. Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!


2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students from July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here 

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023  

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA 
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602 

ParkingClick North Campus Parking Deck 

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm  

Cost for participation: $400 


 

 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Cohen Tomlinson May 16
Mariella Stortz May 17
Andrew Jang May 19
Hope Shelnutt May 20
Alexander Bryan May 20
Mac McDonald May 21
KP Dement May 24
Preston Darden May 25
Wats Dorris May 25
Lena Omer May 28
Kingsley Lavender May 30
 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Friday, May 12

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (10,11), 9th: Class Meeting

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meeting for 10th & 11th, Advisory for 9th

***Thursday and Friday – Seniors Exams – Last Day for Seniors***


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Athens Academy has been nominated in two categories for the “Best of Athens” Community Choice Awards: Best Private School and Best Preschool. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ONCE A DAY!  The contest runs through May 26. Anyone can vote so be sure to share with family and friends! GO SPARTANS!


2023 UGA Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students

Encouraged by the success of the 2021 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp and due to popular demand, the Department of Statistics at the University of Georgia (UGA) is once again partnering with Data Scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2023 Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp for High School Students from July 17 – 21, 2023 (8 am to 5 pm)

The camp will be held in person on the campus of the University of Georgia in Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602We are expecting to select about 30 high school students (preferably in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade) to participate in this camp. This one-week hands-on learning program will be developed and taught by experienced faculty members from the Department of Statistics and Data Scientists from Wells Fargo. 

A snapshot of the 2023 summer camp is given below. For more details see attached flyer:  

Registration: Click here 

Dates: July 17 to July 21, 2023  

Venue: Room 202 Caldwell Hall, UGA 
302 Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602 

ParkingClick North Campus Parking Deck 

Camp Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm  

Cost for participation: $400 


 

Katie Scott - SOTW

 

Katie has had a tremendous year for the Girls Soccer Team. She has pace and is one of our best crossers of the ball I have seen in years. She has been a starting forward for us all year scoring in key games in non region and region games. As we entered into the playoffs, we needed to make some changes for a successful run and we decided to move her to right back. She was selfless and led with outstanding grit. She shutdown some great players in the playoffs and was unbelievable in the state championship game against one of the best players in state. We are excited she is coming back next year and will continue to be one of our key players. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer

 


 
Congratulations to the girls’ soccer team for a great season and earning the GHSA Class AA State Runner Up. 
 
Congratulations to the tennis teams for advancing to the Elite Eight before being eliminated by Brantley Co. Great season, Spartans!
 
Good luck to the Spartan T&F teams competing in the Class AA State Meet Thursday-Saturday at McEachern High School.  We had some great results this past weekend during the State Sectionals at East Jackson High School.  You can watch the running finals Saturday on NFHS Network.
 
Congratulations to the following student-athletes who were selected as All Region in their respective sports;
 
Baseball
Sam Bush, Hampton Johnson – 1st Team
Brad DeMent – 2nd Team
Parker McCleary, Bo Stephens – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Soccer
Rodrigo Vega – 1st Team
Kingsley Lavender – 2nd Team
 
Girls Soccer
Lucy Hayes – Goalkeeper of the Year
ClaraJane Williams – 1st Team
McKenna Friesen – 1st Team
Madeline Wicker – 1st Team
Madeline Ransom – 2nd Team
Charlotte Stokes – 2nd Team
Katie Scott – Honorable Mention
Louise Tillman – Honorable Mention
Lily Tillman – Honorable Mention
Rachel Wicker – Honorable Mention
Sarah Woody – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Tennis
Weston Smart – Boys Player of the Year 
Cohen Tomlinson – 2nd Team
Connor Xie – 2nd Team
Safi Uddin – 2nd Team
 
Girls Tennis
Adelaide Ellis – 2nd Team
Avery Roark – 2nd Team
Cristina Vega – 2nd Team

 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Harry Davis May 9

Anna Kinman May 11

Wade Slatcher May 12

Mills Crosland May 13

Maddy Solomon May 14

Yusura Rahman May 14

Maddy Solomon May 14

 

 

quote of the week

You grow through what you go through.

 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Thursday, May 11

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (10,11), 9th: Class Meeting

Friday – B Week, B Day

***Thursday and Friday – Seniors Exams – Last Day for Seniors***


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


 

Katie Scott - SOTW

 

Katie has had a tremendous year for the Girls Soccer Team. She has pace and is one of our best crossers of the ball I have seen in years. She has been a starting forward for us all year scoring in key games in non region and region games. As we entered into the playoffs, we needed to make some changes for a successful run and we decided to move her to right back. She was selfless and led with outstanding grit. She shutdown some great players in the playoffs and was unbelievable in the state championship game against one of the best players in state. We are excited she is coming back next year and will continue to be one of our key players. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer

 


 
Congratulations to the girls’ soccer team for a great season and earning the GHSA Class AA State Runner Up. 
 
Congratulations to the tennis teams for advancing to the Elite Eight before being eliminated by Brantley Co. Great season, Spartans!
 
Good luck to the Spartan T&F teams competing in the Class AA State Meet Thursday-Saturday at McEachern High School.  We had some great results this past weekend during the State Sectionals at East Jackson High School.  You can watch the running finals Saturday on NFHS Network.
 
Congratulations to the following student-athletes who were selected as All Region in their respective sports;
 
Baseball
Sam Bush, Hampton Johnson – 1st Team
Brad DeMent – 2nd Team
Parker McCleary, Bo Stephens – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Soccer
Rodrigo Vega – 1st Team
Kingsley Lavender – 2nd Team
 
Girls Soccer
Lucy Hayes – Goalkeeper of the Year
ClaraJane Williams – 1st Team
McKenna Friesen – 1st Team
Madeline Wicker – 1st Team
Madeline Ransom – 2nd Team
Charlotte Stokes – 2nd Team
Katie Scott – Honorable Mention
Louise Tillman – Honorable Mention
Lily Tillman – Honorable Mention
Rachel Wicker – Honorable Mention
Sarah Woody – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Tennis
Weston Smart – Boys Player of the Year 
Cohen Tomlinson – 2nd Team
Connor Xie – 2nd Team
Safi Uddin – 2nd Team
 
Girls Tennis
Adelaide Ellis – 2nd Team
Avery Roark – 2nd Team
Cristina Vega – 2nd Team

May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table!
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Harry Davis May 9

Anna Kinman May 11

Wade Slatcher May 12

Mills Crosland May 13

Maddy Solomon May 14

Yusura Rahman May 14

Maddy Solomon May 14

 

 

quote of the week

You grow through what you go through.

 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Wednesday, May 10

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (10,11), 9th: Class Meeting

Friday – B Week, B Day

***Thursday and Friday – Seniors Exams – Last Day for Seniors***


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place TONIGHT at 7:00 in the PH.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


Katie Scott - SOTW

Katie has had a tremendous year for the Girls Soccer Team. She has pace and is one of our best crossers of the ball I have seen in years. She has been a starting forward for us all year scoring in key games in non region and region games. As we entered into the playoffs, we needed to make some changes for a successful run and we decided to move her to right back. She was selfless and led with outstanding grit. She shutdown some great players in the playoffs and was unbelievable in the state championship game against one of the best players in state. We are excited she is coming back next year and will continue to be one of our key players. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer


 
Congratulations to the girls’ soccer team for a great season and earning the GHSA Class AA State Runner Up. 
 
Congratulations to the tennis teams for advancing to the Elite Eight before being eliminated by Brantley Co. Great season, Spartans!
 
Good luck to the Spartan T&F teams competing in the Class AA State Meet Thursday-Saturday at McEachern High School.  We had some great results this past weekend during the State Sectionals at East Jackson High School.  You can watch the running finals Saturday on NFHS Network.
 
Congratulations to the following student-athletes who were selected as All Region in their respective sports;
 
Baseball
Sam Bush, Hampton Johnson – 1st Team
Brad DeMent – 2nd Team
Parker McCleary, Bo Stephens – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Soccer
Rodrigo Vega – 1st Team
Kingsley Lavender – 2nd Team
 
Girls Soccer
Lucy Hayes – Goalkeeper of the Year
ClaraJane Williams – 1st Team
McKenna Friesen – 1st Team
Madeline Wicker – 1st Team
Madeline Ransom – 2nd Team
Charlotte Stokes – 2nd Team
Katie Scott – Honorable Mention
Louise Tillman – Honorable Mention
Lily Tillman – Honorable Mention
Rachel Wicker – Honorable Mention
Sarah Woody – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Tennis
Weston Smart – Boys Player of the Year 
Cohen Tomlinson – 2nd Team
Connor Xie – 2nd Team
Safi Uddin – 2nd Team
 
Girls Tennis
Adelaide Ellis – 2nd Team
Avery Roark – 2nd Team
Cristina Vega – 2nd Team

May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table!
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Harry Davis May 9

Anna Kinman May 11

Wade Slatcher May 12

Mills Crosland May 13

Maddy Solomon May 14

Yusura Rahman May 14

Maddy Solomon May 14

 

quote of the week

You grow through what you go through.

 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log


Featured

The ACAD Daily, Tuesday, May 9

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (10,11), 9th: Class Meeting

Friday – B Week, B Day

***Thursday and Friday – Seniors Exams – Last Day for Seniors***


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Honor Council Nominations

The student-led Honor Council is essential to the proper functioning of our honor system and the strength of our school community. In order to create an Honor Council that is representative of and has the support of the student body, the process for selecting candidates relies on nominations from the members of the class. 

First thing on Monday, May 8, you received an emailed Honor Council nomination ballot for your class. Read the instructions to see the number of people you can nominate – select those who you believe possess honor, morality, and integrity, and who have the strength of character to uphold the honor code and act as role models, even in difficult circumstances.

Nominations will close at 4:00pm on Tuesday, May 9.

The election of the members of the Judiciary Board will take place next week.


Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 7:00 in the PH.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


Katie Scott - SOTW

 

Katie has had a tremendous year for the Girls Soccer Team. She has pace and is one of our best crossers of the ball I have seen in years. She has been a starting forward for us all year scoring in key games in non region and region games. As we entered into the playoffs, we needed to make some changes for a successful run and we decided to move her to right back. She was selfless and led with outstanding grit. She shutdown some great players in the playoffs and was unbelievable in the state championship game against one of the best players in state. We are excited she is coming back next year and will continue to be one of our key players. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer
 
Congratulations to the girls’ soccer team for a great season and earning the GHSA Class AA State Runner Up. 
 
Congratulations to the tennis teams for advancing to the Elite Eight before being eliminated by Brantley Co. Great season, Spartans!
 
Good luck to the Spartan T&F teams competing in the Class AA State Meet Thursday-Saturday at McEachern High School.  We had some great results this past weekend during the State Sectionals at East Jackson High School.  You can watch the running finals Saturday on NFHS Network.
 
Congratulations to the following student-athletes who were selected as All Region in their respective sports;
 
Baseball
Sam Bush, Hampton Johnson – 1st Team
Brad DeMent – 2nd Team
Parker McCleary, Bo Stephens – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Soccer
Rodrigo Vega – 1st Team
Kingsley Lavender – 2nd Team
 
Girls Soccer
Lucy Hayes – Goalkeeper of the Year
ClaraJane Williams – 1st Team
McKenna Friesen – 1st Team
Madeline Wicker – 1st Team
Madeline Ransom – 2nd Team
Charlotte Stokes – 2nd Team
Katie Scott – Honorable Mention
Louise Tillman – Honorable Mention
Lily Tillman – Honorable Mention
Rachel Wicker – Honorable Mention
Sarah Woody – Honorable Mention
 
Boys Tennis
Weston Smart – Boys Player of the Year 
Cohen Tomlinson – 2nd Team
Connor Xie – 2nd Team
Safi Uddin – 2nd Team
 
Girls Tennis
Adelaide Ellis – 2nd Team
Avery Roark – 2nd Team
Cristina Vega – 2nd Team

May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table!
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 
 

Happy Birthday

Harry Davis May 9

Anna Kinman May 11

Wade Slatcher May 12

Mills Crosland May 13

Maddy Solomon May 14

Yusura Rahman May 14

Maddy Solomon May 14

 

 

quote of the week

You grow through what you go through.

 

See the source image

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Monday, May 8

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (10,11), 9th: Class Meeting

Friday – B Week, B Day

***Thursday and Friday – Seniors Exams – Last Day for Seniors***


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Honor Council Nominations

The student-led Honor Council is essential to the proper functioning of our honor system and the strength of our school community. In order to create an Honor Council that is representative of and has the support of the student body, the process for selecting candidates relies on nominations from the members of the class. 

First thing on Monday, May 8, you received an emailed Honor Council nomination ballot for your class. Read the instructions to see the number of people you can nominate – select those who you believe possess honor, morality, and integrity, and who have the strength of character to uphold the honor code and act as role models, even in difficult circumstances.

Nominations will close at 4:00pm on Tuesday, May 9.

The election of the members of the Judiciary Board will take place next week.


Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 7:00 in the PH.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table!
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 

 
 

Happy Birthday

Harry Davis May 9

Anna Kinman May 11

Wade Slatcher May 12

Mills Crosland May 13

Maddy Solomon May 14

Yusura Rahman May 14

Maddy Solomon May 14

 

 

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Friday, May 5

 

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Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (Last Club Day!)


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Seniors:

To be recognized at the Fine Arts Assembly, you must have 2 or more credits of fine arts courses. This includes the full credit for the graduation requirement and one additional full credit in any Visual or Performing Arts Classes. If you have not done so already, please complete THIS FORM by Friday so that we can recognize you!


 

Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 7:00 in the PH.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


May 4 – Drama Club is setting up a “Snacks for Sale” table this Thursday, May 4 in the driveway below Ms. T’s balcony.  All snacks are 2/$1.00!  There will be an assortment of chips, cookies, and pouch drinks.
May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table! 
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 


Darian Crandell - SOTW
 
As a senior captain, Darian was a major contributor to our Rocket League team this year. Darian’s enthusiasm for the sport and energy he brought to the team were instrumental to our reaching the Elite 8. – Zack Farmer, eSports

Happy Birthday

Miller Cooper May 1

Emiliana Korin May 5

Siena Avolio May 6


 

quote of the week

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Thursday, May 4

 

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Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (Last Club Day!)


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Seniors:

To be recognized at the Fine Arts Assembly, you must have 2 or more credits of fine arts courses. This includes the full credit for the graduation requirement and one additional full credit in any Visual or Performing Arts Classes. If you have not done so already, please complete THIS FORM by Friday so that we can recognize you!


 

Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT (not tonight) at 7:00 in the PH.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


May 4 – Drama Club is setting up a “Snacks for Sale” table this Thursday, May 4 in the driveway below Ms. T’s balcony.  All snacks are 2/$1.00!  There will be an assortment of chips, cookies, and pouch drinks.
May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table! 
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.


Darian Crandell - SOTW
 
As a senior captain, Darian was a major contributor to our Rocket League team this year. Darian’s enthusiasm for the sport and energy he brought to the team were instrumental to our reaching the Elite 8. – Zack Farmer, eSports

Happy Birthday

Miller Cooper May 1

Emiliana Korin May 5

Siena Avolio May 6


 

quote of the week

38 Taylor Swift Quotes That Will Inspire You (2022) | EliteColumn

 
 
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log


Featured

The ACAD Daily, Thursday, May 4

 

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Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (Last Club Day!)


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Seniors:

To be recognized at the Fine Arts Assembly, you must have 2 or more credits of fine arts courses. This includes the full credit for the graduation requirement and one additional full credit in any Visual or Performing Arts Classes. If you have not done so already, please complete THIS FORM by Friday so that we can recognize you!


 

Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT (not tonight) at 7:00 in the PH.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


May 4 – Drama Club is setting up a “Snacks for Sale” table this Thursday, May 4 in the driveway below Ms. T’s balcony.  All snacks are 2/$1.00!  There will be an assortment of chips, cookies, and pouch drinks.
May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table! 
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 


Darian Crandell - SOTW
 
As a senior captain, Darian was a major contributor to our Rocket League team this year. Darian’s enthusiasm for the sport and energy he brought to the team were instrumental to our reaching the Elite 8. – Zack Farmer, eSports

Happy Birthday

Miller Cooper May 1

Emiliana Korin May 5

Siena Avolio May 6


 

quote of the week

38 Taylor Swift Quotes That Will Inspire You (2022) | EliteColumn

 
 
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Wednesday, May 3

 

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Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (Last Club Day!)


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


 

Seniors:

To be recognized at the Fine Arts Assembly, you must have 2 or more credits of fine arts courses. This includes the full credit for the graduation requirement and one additional full credit in any Visual or Performing Arts Classes. If you have not done so already, please complete THIS FORM by Friday so that we can recognize you!


 

Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place TONIGHT at 7:00pm in the Presentation Hall.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


May 4 – Drama Club is setting up a “Snacks for Sale” table this Thursday, May 4 in the driveway below Ms. T’s balcony.  All snacks are 2/$1.00!  There will be an assortment of chips, cookies, and pouch drinks.
May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table! 
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 


Darian Crandell - SOTW
 
As a senior captain, Darian was a major contributor to our Rocket League team this year. Darian’s enthusiasm for the sport and energy he brought to the team were instrumental to our reaching the Elite 8. – Zack Farmer, eSports

Happy Birthday

Miller Cooper May 1

Emiliana Korin May 5

Siena Avolio May 6


 

quote of the week

38 Taylor Swift Quotes That Will Inspire You (2022) | EliteColumn

 
 
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Tuesday, May 2

 

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Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (Last Club Day!)


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Spirit Bus!!!

The girls soccer team will play in the Class AA State Championship match Wednesday at 5:00 pm at McEachern High School! 

The school is offering a spirit bus for those US students interested in traveling to the match and some girls soccer parents are offering to cover the admission cost ($15 per ticket) and bus fee for students to attend.  Thank you, parents!

Dismissal at 1:50 pm with a 2:15 pm departure from the front of the Sinkwich Spartan Center.

You will be responsible for purchasing your own food and drinks at McEachern…..the bus will not be stopping before or afterwards to eat. The parents plan to put some drinks and snacks on the bus for you to enjoy.

Please email Coach Petroski ASAP if you’d like to go! Deadline is Tuesday at 12:00 pm.


Seniors:
To be recognized at the Fine Arts Assembly, you must have 2 or more credits of fine arts courses. This includes the full credit for the graduation requirement and one additional full credit in any Visual or Performing Arts Classes. If you have not done so already, please complete THIS FORM by Friday so that we can recognize you!

Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place this Wednesday, May 3 at 7:00pm in the Presentation Hall.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


May 4 – Drama Club is setting up a “Snacks for Sale” table this Thursday, May 4 in the driveway below Ms. T’s balcony.  All snacks are 2/$1.00!  There will be an assortment of chips, cookies, and pouch drinks.
May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table! 
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.

 


Darian Crandell - SOTW
 
As a senior captain, Darian was a major contributor to our Rocket League team this year. Darian’s enthusiasm for the sport and energy he brought to the team were instrumental to our reaching the Elite 8. – Zack Farmer, eSports

Happy Birthday

Miller Cooper May 1

Emiliana Korin May 5

Siena Avolio May 6


 

quote of the week

38 Taylor Swift Quotes That Will Inspire You (2022) | EliteColumn

 
 
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Monday, May 1

 

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Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (Last Club Day!)


Anouncements

 

 AP Exam Locations


Spirit Bus!!!

The girls soccer team will play in the Class AA State Championship match Wednesday at 5:00 pm at McEachern High School! 

The school is offering a spirit bus for those US students interested in traveling to the match and some girls soccer parents are offering to cover the admission cost ($15 per ticket) and bus fee for students to attend.  Thank you, parents!

Dismissal at 1:50 pm with a 2:15 pm departure from the front of the Sinkwich Spartan Center.

You will be responsible for purchasing your own food and drinks at McEachern…..the bus will not be stopping before or afterwards to eat. The parents plan to put some drinks and snacks on the bus for you to enjoy.

Please email Coach Petroski ASAP if you’d like to go! Deadline is Tuesday at 12:00 pm.


Bring in some books for the Latin Club book drive! All the books donated will go to Books for Keeps in Athens. Books in any condition are appreciated. Collection bins are in L103. Email Mark Tribble or Mr. Butler with any questions.


Snapshots, a showcase of the ACAD acting classes, will take place this Wednesday, May 3 at 7:00pm in the Presentation Hall.

Student performers will be Sofia Dean, Emiliana Korin, Mikaella Murph, Anya Patel, Reese Jarrard, Emilee Storz, Will DeLoach, Lucy Rentz, Sadie Jordan, Annie Luke, Sarah Harrison, Charlie Sanderlin, Hadley Spurlock, Jackson Memler-Jones, and Renee Cargill.  Admission is free and everyone is welcome!


May 4 – Drama Club is setting up a “Snacks for Sale” table this Thursday, May 4 in the driveway below Ms. T’s balcony.  All snacks are 2/$1.00!  There will be an assortment of chips, cookies, and pouch drinks.
May 11- Peer Support Project (PSP)will sponsor a “Being a Jerk is for Dum-Dums. Choose Kindness” table at the end of the driveway below Ms. T’s classroom during both lunch periods. PSP will be giving away free dum-dum lollipops to all that stop by the table! 
 
May 17 –  Peer Support Project (PSP) is setting up their annual “Kindness Shakes the World” table on May 17.  PSP will be making and serving vanilla milk shakes with a toppings table during both lunch periods.  Weather permitting, the group will be set up at the end of the drive way under Ms. T’s balcony.
 

Happy Birthday

Miller Cooper May 1

Emiliana Korin May 5

Siena Avolio May 6


 

quote of the week

38 Taylor Swift Quotes That Will Inspire You (2022) | EliteColumn

 
 
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Friday, April 28

 

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Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 3 Tutorial

Friday – B Week, B Day, Special Schedule, see below


Anouncements

 

 
 

A friendly reminder: Remember that Lampkin Lobby is closed during both lunches! When you have finished lunch, please hang out in the TC or outside in the Lampkin Plaza until it’s time for your next class.  Thank you so much for your help with this – we do not want to disturb classes that are in session!


 AP Exam Locations


This Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

 

 

Bevan Serna - SOTW

Bevan has been a spectacular athlete for our team this season. He shows up at every practice on time and works very hard to better himself and his teammates. I often notice Bevan helping younger throwers with their technique after he has completed his workout. He gives maximum effort at every competition. Bevan is our number #1 discus and shot put thrower. He is mature, confident, and gives of himself for the benefit of the team. I wish I could clone him. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field

Jane Frierson - SOTW

Jane is another spectacular athlete for our team. She shows up on time at each and every practice. Jane has worked to transform herself into one of our best athletes. She runs the 100m, the 200m, long jumps, and the 4×200 relay. I believe that on her current trajectory of improvement in the sprints, she will be considered one of the best athletes in the state in the near future. On our team of stars, Jane holds her own.& she is another athlete I would clone.– Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
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Happy Birthday

Will Dugas Tuesday April 25

Darien Crandell April 25

Parker McCleary Thursday April 27


 

quote of the week

 

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

– Ferris Bueller

 

 
 
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In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Thursday, April 27

 

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Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 3 Tutorial

Friday – B Week, B Day, Special Schedule, see below


Anouncements

 

Upper School Leadership Elections and Nominations
 
We will begin our Executive Branch of Student Government Elections Tuesday, May 2. These are the people you see on stage each Tuesday morning during school meetings. These positions have certain qualifications and job descriptions which you can find below and here. If you have questions please reach out to Mrs. Farmer.
 
Student Body President: Senior (Junior this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Student Body Vice President: Junior (Sophomore this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Director of Communications: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
Director of Finance: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leaders)
Director of Events: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
 
Candidates should notify Mrs. Farmer by email at bfarmer@athensacademy.org if they are interested in running by Thursday, April 27 at 4:00pm. The student body will hear speeches on Tuesday, May 2 with electronic voting also beginning on May 2 and concluding May 3. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors vote in this election.
 
All candidates must send Mrs. Farmer their speeches by Monday, May 1 at 9:45am and attend a candidate meeting during advisory time.
 
Judiciary Board and Honor Council Nominations will be the week of May 8.
 
17 Ambassador interviews and selection will take place in August 2023.
 
Class Officer elections for grades 9-12 will take place in September 2023.

A friendly reminder: Remember that Lampkin Lobby is closed during both lunches! When you have finished lunch, please hang out in the TC or outside in the Lampkin Plaza until it’s time for your next class.  Thank you so much for your help with this – we do not want to disturb classes that are in session!


 AP Exam Locations


Spanish Club will be having a muy sabroso snack sale to raise money to install a Little Free Library in Pinewood Estates. Come try our Cuban sandwiches, Argentinian empanadas, nachos with homemade queso, and a variety of sweet treats! ¡Vengan, amigos!


Bridges Club Menu for Thursday


This Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

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This Thursday!!! April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door – please have your team registered by Wednesday at 4:00pm.

$10/person – please collect money as a team and turn it in to John Dorris or Mrs. Farmer by Wednesday at 4:00.

For lunch: Either bring your own lunch, purchase from the TC or purchase food from clubs in the Spartan Center.

Cornhole tournament, chess tournament, Swifties Bracelet Making Station, Reading Area and More!

Chill with your friends and take a break from studying!

Proceeds go to Athens Area Homeless Shelter.


We are looking forward to a fantastic concert this evening from our US Jazz Band and Guitar Ensemble. We will also celebrate our three graduating seniors and have a reception afterwards!

 

We hope to see you tonight at 7:30 in the BPH!


 

Bevan Serna - SOTW

Bevan has been a spectacular athlete for our team this season. He shows up at every practice on time and works very hard to better himself and his teammates. I often notice Bevan helping younger throwers with their technique after he has completed his workout. He gives maximum effort at every competition. Bevan is our number #1 discus and shot put thrower. He is mature, confident, and gives of himself for the benefit of the team. I wish I could clone him. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field

Jane Frierson - SOTW

Jane is another spectacular athlete for our team. She shows up on time at each and every practice. Jane has worked to transform herself into one of our best athletes. She runs the 100m, the 200m, long jumps, and the 4×200 relay. I believe that on her current trajectory of improvement in the sprints, she will be considered one of the best athletes in the state in the near future. On our team of stars, Jane holds her own.& she is another athlete I would clone.– Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
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Happy Birthday

Will Dugas Tuesday April 25

Darien Crandell April 25

Parker McCleary Thursday April 27


 

quote of the week

 

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

– Ferris Bueller

 

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Wednesday, April 26

 

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Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 3 Tutorial

Friday – B Week, B Day, Special Schedule, see below


Anouncements

 

Upper School Leadership Elections and Nominations
 
We will begin our Executive Branch of Student Government Elections Tuesday, May 2. These are the people you see on stage each Tuesday morning during school meetings. These positions have certain qualifications and job descriptions which you can find below and here. If you have questions please reach out to Mrs. Farmer.
 
Student Body President: Senior (Junior this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Student Body Vice President: Junior (Sophomore this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Director of Communications: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
Director of Finance: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leaders)
Director of Events: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
 
Candidates should notify Mrs. Farmer by email at bfarmer@athensacademy.org if they are interested in running by Thursday, April 27. The student body will hear speeches on Tuesday, May 2 with electronic voting also beginning on May 2 and concluding May 3. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors vote in this election.
 
All candidates must send Mrs. Farmer their speeches by Monday, May 1 at 9:45am and attend a candidate meeting during advisory time.
 
Judiciary Board and Honor Council Nominations will be the week of May 8.
 
17 Ambassador interviews and selection will take place in August 2023.
 
Class Officer elections for grades 9-12 will take place in September 2023.

A friendly reminder: Remember that Lampkin Lobby is closed during both lunches! When you have finished lunch, please hang out in the TC or outside in the Lampkin Plaza until it’s time for your next class.  Thank you so much for your help with this – we do not want to disturb classes that are in session!


 AP Exam Locations


Spanish Club will be having a muy sabroso snack sale to raise money to install a Little Free Library in Pinewood Estates. Thursday! Come try our Cuban sandwiches, Argentinian empanadas, nachos with homemade queso, and a variety of sweet treats! ¡Vengan, amigos!


Bridges Club Menu for Thursday


This Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

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This Thursday!!! April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door – please have your team registered by Wednesday at 4:00pm.

$10/person – please collect money as a team and turn it in to John Dorris or Mrs. Farmer by Wednesday at 4:00.

For lunch: Either bring your own lunch, purchase from the TC or purchase food from clubs in the Spartan Center.

Cornhole tournament, chess tournament, Swifties Bracelet Making Station, Reading Area and More!

Chill with your friends and take a break from studying!

Proceeds go to Athens Area Homeless Shelter

,

Bevan Serna - SOTW

Bevan has been a spectacular athlete for our team this season. He shows up at every practice on time and works very hard to better himself and his teammates. I often notice Bevan helping younger throwers with their technique after he has completed his workout. He gives maximum effort at every competition. Bevan is our number #1 discus and shot put thrower. He is mature, confident, and gives of himself for the benefit of the team. I wish I could clone him. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field

Jane Frierson - SOTW

Jane is another spectacular athlete for our team. She shows up on time at each and every practice. Jane has worked to transform herself into one of our best athletes. She runs the 100m, the 200m, long jumps, and the 4×200 relay. I believe that on her current trajectory of improvement in the sprints, she will be considered one of the best athletes in the state in the near future. On our team of stars, Jane holds her own.& she is another athlete I would clone.– Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
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Happy Birthday

Will Dugas Tuesday April 25

Darien Crandell April 25

Parker McCleary Thursday April 27


 

quote of the week

 

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

– Ferris Bueller

 

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Tuesday, April 25

 

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Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 3 Tutorial

Friday – B Week, B Day, Special Schedule, see below


Anouncements

 

Upper School Leadership Elections and Nominations
 
We will begin our Executive Branch of Student Government Elections Tuesday, May 2. These are the people you see on stage each Tuesday morning during school meetings. These positions have certain qualifications and job descriptions which you can find below and here. If you have questions please reach out to Mrs. Farmer.
 
Student Body President: Senior (Junior this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Student Body Vice President: Junior (Sophomore this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Director of Communications: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
Director of Finance: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leaders)
Director of Events: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
 
Candidates should notify Mrs. Farmer by email at bfarmer@athensacademy.org if they are interested in running by Thursday, April 27. The student body will hear speeches on Tuesday, May 2 with electronic voting also beginning on May 2 and concluding May 3. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors vote in this election.
 
All candidates must send Mrs. Farmer their speeches by Monday, May 1 at 9:45am and attend a candidate meeting during advisory time.
 
Judiciary Board and Honor Council Nominations will be the week of May 8.
 
17 Ambassador interviews and selection will take place in August 2023.
 
Class Officer elections for grades 9-12 will take place in September 2023.

A friendly reminder: Remember that Lampkin Lobby is closed during both lunches! When you have finished lunch, please hang out in the TC or outside in the Lampkin Plaza until it’s time for your next class.  Thank you so much for your help with this – we do not want to disturb classes that are in session!


 AP Exam Locations


 

 SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert TONIGHT, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Spanish Club will be having a muy sabroso snack sale to raise money to install a Little Free Library in Pinewood Estates. Thursday! Come try our Cuban sandwiches, Argentinian empanadas, nachos with homemade queso, and a variety of sweet treats! ¡Vengan, amigos!


 


This Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

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This Thursday!!! April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door – please have your team registered by Wednesday at 4:00pm.

$10/person – please collect money as a team and turn it in to John Dorris or Mrs. Farmer by Wednesday at 4:00.

Lunch is not free…We will have several clubs selling food and snacks. Please bring money to purchase food from the clubs or TC. (Bridges, Spanish and Drama Clubs will be selling)

Cornhole and Chess tournament also offered!


Bevan Serna - SOTW

Bevan has been a spectacular athlete for our team this season. He shows up at every practice on time and works very hard to better himself and his teammates. I often notice Bevan helping younger throwers with their technique after he has completed his workout. He gives maximum effort at every competition. Bevan is our number #1 discus and shot put thrower. He is mature, confident, and gives of himself for the benefit of the team. I wish I could clone him. – Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field

Jane Frierson - SOTW

Jane is another spectacular athlete for our team. She shows up on time at each and every practice. Jane has worked to transform herself into one of our best athletes. She runs the 100m, the 200m, long jumps, and the 4×200 relay. I believe that on her current trajectory of improvement in the sprints, she will be considered one of the best athletes in the state in the near future. On our team of stars, Jane holds her own.& she is another athlete I would clone.– Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Track & Field
 
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Happy Birthday

Will Dugas Tuesday April 25

Darien Crandell April 25

Parker McCleary Thursday April 27


 

quote of the week

 

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

– Ferris Bueller

 

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily, Monday, April 24

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 3 Tutorial

Friday – B Week, B Day, Special Schedule, see below


Anouncements

 

Upper School Leadership Elections and Nominations
 
We will begin our Executive Branch of Student Government Elections Tuesday, May 2. These are the people you see on stage each Tuesday morning during school meetings. These positions have certain qualifications and job descriptions which you can find below and here. If you have questions please reach out to Mrs. Farmer.
 
Student Body President: Senior (Junior this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Student Body Vice President: Junior (Sophomore this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Director of Communications: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
Director of Finance: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leaders)
Director of Events: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
 
Candidates should notify Mrs. Farmer by email at bfarmer@athensacademy.org if they are interested in running by Thursday, April 27. The student body will hear speeches on Tuesday, May 2 with electronic voting also beginning on May 2 and concluding May 3. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors vote in this election.
 
All candidates must send Mrs. Farmer their speeches by Monday, May 1 at 9:45am and attend a candidate meeting during advisory time.
 
Judiciary Board and Honor Council Nominations will be the week of May 8.
 
17 Ambassador interviews and selection will take place in August 2023.
 
Class Officer elections for grades 9-12 will take place in September 2023.

A friendly reminder: Remember that Lampkin Lobby is closed during both lunches! When you have finished lunch, please hang out in the TC or outside in the Lampkin Plaza until it’s time for your next class.  Thank you so much for your help with this – we do not want to disturb classes that are in session!


 SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Spanish Club will be having a muy sabroso snack sale to raise money to install a Little Free Library in Pinewood Estates. Thursday! Come try our Cuban sandwiches, Argentinian empanadas, nachos with homemade queso, and a variety of sweet treats! ¡Vengan, amigos!


This Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

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This Thursday!!! April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door – please have your team registered by Wednesday at 4:00pm.

$10/person – please collect money as a team and turn it in to John Dorris or Mrs. Farmer by Wednesday at 4:00.

Lunch is not provided…We will have several clubs selling food and snacks. Please bring your lunch!

Other Activities too depending on weather!


 

 

 

Happy Birthday

Will Dugas Tuesday April 25

Darien Crandell April 25

Parker McCleary Thursday April 27


 

quote of the week

 

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

– Ferris Bueller

 

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Friday, April 21

 

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Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 4 Tutorial

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 8 Tutorial

Wednesday – A Week, A Day, 3:20 AP Block 2 Tutorial

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 7 Tutorial

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (SENIORS: SIX FLAGS)


Anouncements

 

The play “low expectations sketch comedy show” runs this week Thursday- Saturday at 7:30pm in the PH. Admission is determined by the roll of a di.


Upper School Leadership Elections and Nominations

We will begin our Executive Branch of Student Government Elections Tuesday, May 2. These are the people you see on stage each Tuesday morning during school meetings. These positions have certain qualifications and job descriptions which you can find below and here. If you have questions please reach out to Mrs. Farmer.
 
Student Body President: Senior (Junior this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Student Body Vice President: Junior (Sophomore this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Director of Communications: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
Director of Finance: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leaders)
Director of Events: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
 
Candidates should notify Mrs. Farmer by email at bfarmer@athensacademy.org if they are interested in running by Thursday, April 27. The student body will hear speeches on Tuesday, May 2 with electronic voting also beginning on May 2 and concluding May 3. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors vote in this election.
 
Judiciary Board and Honor Council Nominations will be the week of May 8.
 
17 Ambassador interviews and selection will take place in August 2023.
 
Class Officer elections for grades 9-12 will take place in September 2023.

A friendly reminder: Remember that Lampkin Lobby is closed during both lunches! When you have finished lunch, please hang out in the TC or outside in the Lampkin Plaza until it’s time for your next class.  Thank you so much for your help with this – we do not want to disturb classes that are in session!


 SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Congratulations to Austin McGee for breaking his own ACAD Track 100m record with a time of 10.71 Previously (10.79)


Next Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door. $10/person.

Lunch Provided

Other Activities too! More info coming!


Connor Xie - SOTW

Connor has been the ultimate player this year. He has had to play with several different partners in doubles and it hasn’t been easy on him. He’s a good leader and I know he wants to finish his senior year on a positive note. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

Bailey McCurdy - SOTW

Bailey McCurdy. Bailey has been an integral part of our team this year and she is improving with every match she plays. She’s extremely coachable and is willing to do anything to help the team win. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

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Reminder – Wednesday morning at 8:00 am, JD Williams, Markel Jennings and Gio Newsome will be participating in a signing ceremony in the Farmer Field House.  All are welcome to attend.


Happy Birthday

Finn McElroy Monday April 17

Dylan Chambers Tuesday April 18

Jack Hardin Tuesday April 18

Thomas Borst Wednesday April 19

Nina Kline Wednesday April 19  

Anvesha Das Wednesday April 19

Connor Schoenfeld  Wednesday April 19

McKenna Friesen Thursday April 20


 

quote of the week

“Know this, you can bounce back from anything.”

-Austin McGee

 
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

In all of its 122 years, the Boston Marathon has only been canceled wants due to weather. 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log


Featured

The ACAD Daily Thursday, April 20

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 4 Tutorial

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 8 Tutorial

Wednesday – A Week, A Day, 3:20 AP Block 2 Tutorial

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 7 Tutorial

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (SENIORS: SIX FLAGS)


Anouncements

 

The play “low expectations sketch comedy show” runs this week Thursday- Saturday at 7:30pm in the PH. Admission is determined by the roll of a di.


Upper School Leadership Elections and Nominations

 

We will begin our Executive Branch of Student Government Elections Tuesday, May 2. These are the people you see on stage each Tuesday morning during school meetings. These positions have certain qualifications and job descriptions which you can find below and here. If you have questions please reach out to Mrs. Farmer.
 
Student Body President: Senior (Junior this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Student Body Vice President: Junior (Sophomore this year) who has served on Student Government for at least one year
Director of Communications: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
Director of Finance: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leaders)
Director of Events: Senior or Junior who has served as a leader in our community (does not need to be an elected leader)
 
Candidates should notify Mrs. Farmer by email at bfarmer@athensacademy.org if they are interested in running by Thursday, April 27. The student body will hear speeches on Tuesday, May 2 with electronic voting also beginning on May 2 and concluding May 3. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors vote in this election.
 
Judiciary Board and Honor Council Nominations will be the week of May 8.
 
17 Ambassador interviews and selection will take place in August 2023.
 
Class Officer elections for grades 9-12 will take place in September 2023.

A friendly reminder: Remember that Lampkin Lobby is closed during both lunches! When you have finished lunch, please hang out in the TC or outside in the Lampkin Plaza until it’s time for your next class.  Thank you so much for your help with this – we do not want to disturb classes that are in session!


 SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Congratulations to Austin McGee for breaking his own ACAD Track 100m record with a time of 10.71 Previously (10.79)


Next Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door. $10/person.

Lunch Provided

Other Activities too! More info coming!


Connor Xie - SOTW

Connor has been the ultimate player this year. He has had to play with several different partners in doubles and it hasn’t been easy on him. He’s a good leader and I know he wants to finish his senior year on a positive note. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

Bailey McCurdy - SOTW

Bailey McCurdy. Bailey has been an integral part of our team this year and she is improving with every match she plays. She’s extremely coachable and is willing to do anything to help the team win. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

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Reminder – Wednesday morning at 8:00 am, JD Williams, Markel Jennings and Gio Newsome will be participating in a signing ceremony in the Farmer Field House.  All are welcome to attend.


Happy Birthday

Finn McElroy Monday April 17

Dylan Chambers Tuesday April 18

Jack Hardin Tuesday April 18

Thomas Borst Wednesday April 19

Nina Kline Wednesday April 19  

Anvesha Das Wednesday April 19

Connor Schoenfeld  Wednesday April 19

McKenna Friesen Thursday April 20

 


 

quote of the week

“Know this, you can bounce back from anything.”

-Austin McGee

 
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

In all of its 122 years, the Boston Marathon has only been canceled wants due to weather. 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Wednesday, April 19

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 4 Tutorial

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 8 Tutorial

Wednesday – A Week, A Day, 3:20 AP Block 2 Tutorial

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 7 Tutorial

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (SENIORS: SIX FLAGS)


Anouncements

 

The play “low expectations sketch comedy show” runs this week Thursday- Saturday at 7:30pm in the PH. Admission is determined by the roll of a di.


SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Congratulations to Austin McGee for breaking his own ACAD Track 100m record with a time of 10.71 Previously (10.79)


Next Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door. $10/person.

Lunch Provided

Other Activities too! More info coming!


Connor Xie - SOTW

Connor has been the ultimate player this year. He has had to play with several different partners in doubles and it hasn’t been easy on him. He’s a good leader and I know he wants to finish his senior year on a positive note. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

Bailey McCurdy - SOTW

Bailey McCurdy. Bailey has been an integral part of our team this year and she is improving with every match she plays. She’s extremely coachable and is willing to do anything to help the team win. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

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Reminder – Wednesday morning at 8:00 am, JD Williams, Markel Jennings and Gio Newsome will be participating in a signing ceremony in the Farmer Field House.  All are welcome to attend.


Happy Birthday

Finn McElroy Monday April 17

Dylan Chambers Tuesday April 18

Jack Hardin Tuesday April 18

Thomas Borst Wednesday April 19

Nina Kline Wednesday April 19  

Anvesha Das Wednesday April 19

Connor Schoenfeld  Wednesday April 19

McKenna Friesen Thursday April 20


 

quote of the week

“Know this, you can bounce back from anything.”

-Austin McGee

 
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

In all of its 122 years, the Boston Marathon has only been canceled wants due to weather. 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log


Featured

The ACAD Daily Tuesday, April 18

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 4 Tutorial

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 8 Tutorial

Wednesday – A Week, A Day, 3:20 AP Block 2 Tutorial

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 7 Tutorial

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (SENIORS: SIX FLAGS)


Anouncements

 

The play “low expectations sketch comedy show” runs this week Thursday- Saturday at 7:30pm in the PH. Admission is determined by the roll of a di.


SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Congratulations to Austin McGee for breaking his own ACAD Track 100m record with a time of 10.71 Previously (10.79)


Next Friday, April 28 is a special dress day (see below) for all upper school students. This is Cum Laude, Cabaniss Lecture and Honors Day for Seniors. 

Special Schedule

8:10 – 9:20 Block 5  (70 minutes)

9:20 – 9:40 Break 

9:40 – 10:50 Block 6 (70 minutes)

11:00-12:00 Assembly 

12:00 – 1:55 Block 7  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 8  (back to normal schedule)

From our handbook:

On designated Special Dress days such as Cum Laude, Schacht Lecture, Honors Day and other special occasions:
  • Ties, dress shirts, and dress pants are required for boys.
  • Professional-length skirts, dresses or slacks, and blouses are required for girls; length should be mid-thigh or longer.
  • Dress shoes are required (athletic shoes are not permitted).

 

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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door. $10/person.

Lunch Provided

Other Activities too! More info coming!


Connor Xie - SOTW

Connor has been the ultimate player this year. He has had to play with several different partners in doubles and it hasn’t been easy on him. He’s a good leader and I know he wants to finish his senior year on a positive note. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

Bailey McCurdy - SOTW

Bailey McCurdy. Bailey has been an integral part of our team this year and she is improving with every match she plays. She’s extremely coachable and is willing to do anything to help the team win. – Bo Hodge, Head Coach Varsity Tennis

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image (80)

 

Reminder – Wednesday morning at 8:00 am, JD Williams, Markel Jennings and Gio Newsome will be participating in a signing ceremony in the Farmer Field House.  All are welcome to attend.


Happy Birthday

Finn McElroy Monday April 17

Dylan Chambers Tuesday April 18

Jack Hardin Tuesday April 18

Thomas Borst Wednesday April 19

Nina Kline Wednesday April 19  

Anvesha Das Wednesday April 19

Connor Schoenfeld  Wednesday April 19

McKenna Friesen Thursday April 20

 


 

quote of the week

“Know this, you can bounce back from anything.”

-Austin McGee

 
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

In all of its 122 years, the Boston Marathon has only been canceled wants due to weather. 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Tuesday, April 18

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 4 Tutorial

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 8 Tutorial

Wednesday – A Week, A Day, 3:20 AP Block 2 Tutorial

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 7 Tutorial

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (SENIORS: SIX FLAGS)


Anouncements

 

The play “low expectations sketch comedy show” runs this week Thursday- Saturday at 7:30pm in the PH. Admission is determined by the roll of a di.


SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Congratulations to Austin McGee for breaking his own ACAD Track 100m record with a time of 10.71 Previously (10.79)


 

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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door. $10/person.

Lunch Provided

Other Activities too! More info coming!


Happy Birthday

Finn McElroy Monday April 17

Dylan Chambers Tuesday April 18

Jack Hardin Tuesday April 18

Thomas Borst Wednesday April 19

Nina Kline Wednesday April 19  

Anvesha Das Wednesday April 19

Connor Schoenfeld  Wednesday April 19

McKenna Friesen Thursday April 20

 


 

quote of the week

“Know this, you can bounce back from anything.”

-Austin McGee

 
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Monday, April 17

 

tenor

 

Monday –  A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 4 Tutorial

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 8 Tutorial

Wednesday – A Week, A Day, 3:20 AP Block 2 Tutorial

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 7 Tutorial

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs (SENIORS: SIX FLAGS)


Anouncements

 

The play “low expectations sketch comedy show” runs this week Thursday- Saturday at 7:30pm in the PH. Admission is determined by the roll of a di.


SPRING CONCERT

Please join the US Orchestra for their Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bertelsmann Presentation Hall. Our senior musicians – Simms Murray, Sarah Harrison, Olivia Nealy, Karan Tongia, and Collin Edge will be recognized and a reception will follow the concert celebrating all of our US orchestra musicians! 


Congratulations to Austin McGee for breaking his own ACAD Track 100m record with a time of 10.71 Previously (10.79)


 

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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 

Team Sign-Up’s on Deans’ Door. $10/person.

Lunch Provided


Happy Birthday

Finn McElroy Monday April 17

Dylan Chambers Tuesday April 18

Jack Hardin Tuesday April 18

Thomas Borst Wednesday April 19

Nina Kline Wednesday April 19  

Anvesha Das Wednesday April 19

Connor Schoenfeld  Wednesday April 19

McKenna Friesen Thursday April 20

 


 

quote of the week

“Know this, you can bounce back from anything.”

-Austin McGee

 
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Thursday, April 13

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Special Schedule:

8:10 – 9:10 Block 8  (60 minutes)

9:15 – 10:35 Assembly (Shan Foster)

10:35 – 10:45 Break

10:55-11:55 Block 7  (60 minutes)

12:00 – 1:55 Block 6  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 5  (back to normal schedule)

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (11th and 12th: Special Assembly)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings (9-11)


Anouncements

 

Join the Latin Club for its Spring Book Drive from now until May 12. Books collected will be benefiting Books for Keeps in Athens, an organization that provides books to children who have limited opportunities to read outside of school. Books can be dropped off at Mr. Butler’s Room in the Lampkin Building (L103). All books, new and used are accepted.


 

Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). Tickets available from the Deans.

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


Charlie Hutton - SOTW

Charlie Hutton is a terrific teammate and a true competitor. He was a remarkable 8 for 9 at the plate with 3 RBI and 3 runs scored in the Spartans series victory over Union County. We are very proud of Charlie for his strong work ethic and outstanding attitude. – Casey Kane, Head Coach Varsity Baseball 

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Happy Birthday

Ricardo Urena Wednesday April 12

John Wolfe McLean Friday April 14

Brendan Golish Saturday April 15

Taylor Leach Sunday April 16

John Manuel Newland Sunday April 16

 

 

quote of the week
 
If you believe you can accomplish something, you’ll be able to accomplish it.
Jon Rahm
 
 
 
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In France, children believe Easter eggs are delivered through church bells ringing.

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

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The ACAD Daily Wednesday, April 12

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Special Schedule:

8:10 – 9:10 Block 8  (60 minutes)

9:15 – 10:35 Assembly (Shan Foster)

10:35 – 10:45 Break

10:55-11:55 Block 7  (60 minutes)

12:00 – 1:55 Block 6  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 5  (back to normal schedule)

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (11th and 12th: Special Assembly)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings (9-11)


Anouncements

 

Join the Latin Club for its Spring Book Drive from now until May 12. Books collected will be benefiting Books for Keeps in Athens, an organization that provides books to children who have limited opportunities to read outside of school. Books can be dropped off at Mr. Butler’s Room in the Lampkin Building (L103). All books, new and used are accepted.


 

Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). Tickets available from the Deans.

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


 

Charlie Hutton - SOTW

Charlie Hutton is a terrific teammate and a true competitor. He was a remarkable 8 for 9 at the plate with 3 RBI and 3 runs scored in the Spartans series victory over Union County. We are very proud of Charlie for his strong work ethic and outstanding attitude. – Casey Kane, Head Coach Varsity Baseball 

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Happy Birthday

Ricardo Urena Wednesday April 12

John Wolfe McLean Friday April 14

Brendan Golish Saturday April 15

Taylor Leach Sunday April 16

John Manuel Newland Sunday April 16

 

 

quote of the week
 
If you believe you can accomplish something, you’ll be able to accomplish it.
Jon Rahm
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

In France, children believe Easter eggs are delivered through church bells ringing.

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Tuesday, April 11

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Special Schedule:

8:10 – 9:10 Block 8  (60 minutes)

9:15 – 10:35 Assembly (Shan Foster)

10:35 – 10:45 Break

10:55-11:55 Block 7  (60 minutes)

12:00 – 1:55 Block 6  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 5  (back to normal schedule)

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (11th and 12th: Special Assembly)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings (9-11)


Anouncements

 

Join the Latin Club for its Spring Book Drive from now until May 12. Books collected will be benefiting Books for Keeps in Athens, an organization that provides books to children who have limited opportunities to read outside of school. Books can be dropped off at Mr. Butler’s Room in the Lampkin Building (L103). All books, new and used are accepted.


 

Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). Tickets available from the Deans.

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


Juniors and Seniors:

Our next Spartan Speaker Series is scheduled for today, 2nd lunch in the Chambers Center. We are excited to welcome Mr. Ken Chrzanowski. If you would like to attend, please complete THIS registration form. Lunch will be provided.

About the session:

Financial education and literacy is an everyday life skill. The choices and decisions you make in your financial world will impact you the rest of your life. In this session we will discuss budgeting, understanding credit, identity theft and the need for long term planning. In addition, resources to become further educated will be presented.


Charlie Hutton - SOTW

Charlie Hutton is a terrific teammate and a true competitor. He was a remarkable 8 for 9 at the plate with 3 RBI and 3 runs scored in the Spartans series victory over Union County. We are very proud of Charlie for his strong work ethic and outstanding attitude. – Casey Kane, Head Coach Varsity Baseball 

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IMG_0183

Happy Birthday

Ricardo Urena Wednesday April 12

John Wolfe McLean Friday April 14

Brendan Golish Saturday April 15

Taylor Leach Sunday April 16

John Manuel Newland Sunday April 16

 

 

quote of the week
 
If you believe you can accomplish something, you’ll be able to accomplish it.
Jon Rahm
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

In France, children believe Easter eggs are delivered through church bells ringing.

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Monday, April 10

 

tenor

 

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Special Schedule:

8:10 – 9:10 Block 8  (60 minutes)

9:15 – 10:35 Assembly (Shan Foster)

10:35 – 10:45 Break

10:55-11:55 Block 7  (60 minutes)

12:00 – 1:55 Block 6  (back to normal schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 5  (back to normal schedule)

Tuesday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, 3:20 AP Block 6 Tutorial

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar (11th and 12th: Special Assembly)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings


Anouncements

 

Join the Latin Club for its Spring Book Drive from now until May 12. Books collected will be benefiting Books for Keeps in Athens, an organization that provides books to children who have limited opportunities to read outside of school. Books can be dropped off at Mr. Butler’s Room in the Lampkin Building (L103). All books, new and used are accepted.


The Rocket League Team (Darian Crandell, Dylan Warmath and John Maxwell McKillip) defeated Temple High School 3-0 on Thursday to end the regular season, ranked #6 in the state.  Our Spartans will start the playoffs with a first round match-up against Newnan High School today at 4:00. Go Spartans!


Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). Tickets available from the Deans.

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


Juniors and Seniors:

Our next Spartan Speaker Series is scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, April 11, 2nd lunch in the Chambers Center. We are excited to welcome Mr. Ken Chrzanowski. If you would like to attend, please complete THIS registration form. Lunch will be provided.

About the session:

Financial education and literacy is an everyday life skill. The choices and decisions you make in your financial world will impact you the rest of your life. In this session we will discuss budgeting, understanding credit, identity theft and the need for long term planning. In addition, resources to become further educated will be presented.


Happy Birthday

Ricardo Urena Wednesday April 12

John Wolfe McLean Friday April 14

Brendan Golish Saturday April 15

Taylor Leach Sunday April 16

John Manuel Newland Sunday April 16

 

 

quote of the week
If you believe you can accomplish something, you’ll be able to accomplish it.
Jon Rahm
 
 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Thursday, April 6

 

tenor

 

Monday –    B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory 9-11 & Special Speaker 12 (meet in PH), 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday –  B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Special Schedule:

8:10-8:55 – Block 1 (45)

9:00-9:45- Block 2 (45) 

9:50-10:35 – Block 4 (45) 

10:40-11:25 -Block 3 (45) 

Friday – No School!


Anouncements

 

Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). Tickets available starting tomorrow thru next week.

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


Madeline Wicker - SOTW

Madeline has been amazing her senior year for the girls soccer team. She pours out characteristics any coach would love to have in all his starters. She is a humble warrior. She does the work for the team that statistics will not show that is not flashy but is 100% needed for the team to have success every game. With her leadership and drive on and off the field, Madeline will be a key piece to our playoff run starting next week. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer

Wallace Trapnell - SOTW

Despite a tough season, Wallace models a positive attitude and hard work at practice and games. He recognizes the importance of ‘team’ and the value of selflessly working together. – Stefan Billmayer, Head Coach Varsity Boys Soccer

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Congratulations to Juniors Justen Goudelock and Kymel Williams for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Terrific 20” and Seniors India Sheats and Lily Tillman for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Super 17” for basketball.

Congratulations to the girls soccer team for finishing as the Region 8AA Runner Up.  The team will host a 1st Round State Playoff Match Thursday, April 13th. 

Congratulations to the girls and boys tennis teams for earning the #1 seeds heading into the Region 8AA Tournament, which will be played at Athens Academy, April 11th and 12th.


Happy Birthday

Margalit Mauricio Saturday April 1

Seager Hunt Sunday April 2

Callie Walton Sunday April 2

Mimi Presswood Tuesday April 4

A.J. Chambers Wednesday April 5

Ruby Morgan Wednesday April 5

Riley Harding Friday April 7

Emmeline Niolon Sunday April 9

 

 

quote of the week
 

It’s a Great Day to have a Great Day!

John Dorris

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

There is at least one McDonald’s on every continent. 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.


useful links

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log


Featured

The ACAD Daily Wednesday, April 5

 

tenor

 

Monday –    B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory 9-11 & Special Speaker 12 (meet in PH), 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday –  B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Special Schedule:

8:10-8:55 – Block 1 (45)

9:00-9:45- Block 2 (45) 

9:50-10:35 – Block 4 (45) 

10:40-11:25 -Block 3 (45) 

Friday – No School!


Anouncements

 

Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). Tickets available starting tomorrow thru next week.

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


Madeline Wicker - SOTW

Madeline has been amazing her senior year for the girls soccer team. She pours out characteristics any coach would love to have in all his starters. She is a humble warrior. She does the work for the team that statistics will not show that is not flashy but is 100% needed for the team to have success every game. With her leadership and drive on and off the field, Madeline will be a key piece to our playoff run starting next week. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer

Wallace Trapnell - SOTW

Despite a tough season, Wallace models a positive attitude and hard work at practice and games. He recognizes the importance of ‘team’ and the value of selflessly working together. – Stefan Billmayer, Head Coach Varsity Boys Soccer

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Congratulations to Juniors Justen Goudelock and Kymel Williams for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Terrific 20” and Seniors India Sheats and Lily Tillman for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Super 17” for basketball.

Congratulations to the girls soccer team for finishing as the Region 8AA Runner Up.  The team will host a 1st Round State Playoff Match Thursday, April 13th. 

Congratulations to the girls and boys tennis teams for earning the #1 seeds heading into the Region 8AA Tournament, which will be played at Athens Academy, April 11th and 12th.


 

Happy Birthday

Margalit Mauricio Saturday April 1

Seager Hunt Sunday April 2

Callie Walton Sunday April 2

Mimi Presswood Tuesday April 4

A.J. Chambers Wednesday April 5

Ruby Morgan Wednesday April 5

Riley Harding Friday April 7

Emmeline Niolon Sunday April 9

 

 

quote of the week
 

It’s a Great Day to have a Great Day!

John Dorris

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

There is at least one McDonald’s on every continent. 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Tuesday, April 4

 

tenor

 

Monday –    B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory 9-11 & Special Speaker 12 (meet in PH), 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday –  B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Special Schedule:

8:10-8:55 – Block 1 (45)

9:00-9:45- Block 2 (45) 

9:50-10:35 – Block 4 (45) 

10:40-11:25 -Block 3 (45) 

Friday – No School!


Anouncements

 

Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). 

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


Madeline Wicker - SOTW

Madeline has been amazing her senior year for the girls soccer team. She pours out characteristics any coach would love to have in all his starters. She is a humble warrior. She does the work for the team that statistics will not show that is not flashy but is 100% needed for the team to have success every game. With her leadership and drive on and off the field, Madeline will be a key piece to our playoff run starting next week. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer

Wallace Trapnell - SOTW

Despite a tough season, Wallace models a positive attitude and hard work at practice and games. He recognizes the importance of ‘team’ and the value of selflessly working together. – Stefan Billmayer, Head Coach Varsity Boys Soccer

image (75)

image (76)

Congratulations to Juniors Justen Goudelock and Kymel Williams for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Terrific 20” and Seniors India Sheats and Lily Tillman for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Super 17” for basketball.

Congratulations to the girls soccer team for finishing as the Region 8AA Runner Up.  The team will host a 1st Round State Playoff Match Thursday, April 13th. 

Congratulations to the girls and boys tennis teams for earning the #1 seeds heading into the Region 8AA Tournament, which will be played at Athens Academy, April 11th and 12th.


 

Happy Birthday

Margalit Mauricio Saturday April 1

Seager Hunt Sunday April 2

Callie Walton Sunday April 2

Mimi Presswood Tuesday April 4

A.J. Chambers Wednesday April 5

Ruby Morgan Wednesday April 5

Riley Harding Friday April 7

Emmeline Niolon Sunday April 9

 

 

quote of the week
 

It’s a Great Day to have a Great Day!

John Dorris

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

There is at least one McDonald’s on every continent. 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack


 

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

 


 

Featured

The ACAD Daily Monday, April 3

 

tenor

 

Monday –    B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory 9-11 & Special Speaker 12 (meet in PH), 3:20 AP Block 5 Tutorial

Tuesday –  B Week, A Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 1 Tutorial

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Special Schedule:

8:10-8:55 – Block 1 (45)

9:00-9:45- Block 2 (45) 

9:50-10:35 – Block 4 (45) 

10:40-11:25 -Block 3 (45) 

Friday – No School!


Anouncements

 

Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). More details next week!

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


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April 27

Special Schedule:

Block 1 8:10-9:15 (65 min)

Block 2 9:20-10:25 (65 min)

Break 10:25-10:35 (10 min)

Block 4 10:40-11:45 (65 min)

Block 3 11:50-12:55 (65 min)

Lunch 1:00 – 1:55  (lunch provided) 

      Special 2:00 – 3:20 


Madeline Wicker - SOTW

Madeline has been amazing her senior year for the girls soccer team. She pours out characteristics any coach would love to have in all his starters. She is a humble warrior. She does the work for the team that statistics will not show that is not flashy but is 100% needed for the team to have success every game. With her leadership and drive on and off the field, Madeline will be a key piece to our playoff run starting next week. – Judson Hamby, Head Coach Varsity Girls Soccer

Wallace Trapnell - SOTW

Despite a tough season, Wallace models a positive attitude and hard work at practice and games. He recognizes the importance of ‘team’ and the value of selflessly working together. – Stefan Billmayer, Head Coach Varsity Boys Soccer

image (75)

image (76)

Congratulations to Juniors Justen Goudelock and Kymel Williams for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Terrific 20” and Seniors India Sheats and Lily Tillman for being named to the Athens Banner Herald “Super 17” for basketball.

Congratulations to the girls soccer team for finishing as the Region 8AA Runner Up.  The team will host a 1st Round State Playoff Match Thursday, April 13th. 

Congratulations to the girls and boys tennis teams for earning the #1 seeds heading into the Region 8AA Tournament, which will be played at Athens Academy, April 11th and 12th.


 

Happy Birthday

Margalit Mauricio Saturday April 1

Seager Hunt Sunday April 2

Callie Walton Sunday April 2

Mimi Presswood Tuesday April 4

A.J. Chambers Wednesday April 5

Ruby Morgan Wednesday April 5

Riley Harding Friday April 7

Emmeline Niolon Sunday April 9

 

 

quote of the week
 

 

 
 
word-writing-text-fact-or-fiction-business-concept-for-is-it-true-or-is-false-doubt-if-something-is-stock-illustrations_csp66292576
 

 

See the source image

In 1981, the Rolling Stones sang “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” Now, research is showing this to be true. Even a “fake smile” tricks the brain and causes the release of happiness hormones. Watch this interesting video to learn even more about this. AND if you want to learn other ways to increase your happiness, read this brief article to learn how to trigger the release of your happiness hormones- Serotonin, Dopamine, Oxytocin, and Endorphins.

 


useful links

 

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule


images

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

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The ACAD Daily Monday, March 27

 

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Monday –   A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory, 3:20 AP Block 4 Tutorial

Tuesday –  A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM, 3:20 AP Block 8 Tutorial

Wednesday – A Week, A Day, 3:20 AP Block 2 Tutorial

Thursday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Seminar, 3:20 Block 7 Tutorial

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Clubs


Anouncements

 

 

Get ready for Crêpe Day!

French Crepes Recipe [Video] - Sweet and Savory Meals

The French Club is happy to announce the return of our annual Crêpe Day Bake Sale for St. Barthélemy School in Terrier Rouge, Haiti! Although the school was forced to close last fall due to civil unrest, it was able to reopen this January, and funds raised will provide our sponsored student, Marc Octavia, with not just her education, but also food and healthcare. 

Join us on the Lampkin Patio on March 31st during both lunches to purchase Crêpes and other French desserts! The purchase of any TWO items earns you the chance to be entered in a drawing for a $50 gift card to Pauley’s. And the advisory that purchases the most will win a dress down day (so be sure to identify your advisory when purchasing!) Venmo and cash accepted! Bon appétit!


Junior/Senior Prom is Saturday, April 15 from 8:30pm-11:00pm at Graduate Athens (The Foundry). All attendees will need to have a ticket to enter (don’t worry, tickets are no charge). More details next week!

If you plan on bringing a guest from another school, please have that guest complete this form and return it to the Deans by Monday, April 10. If you do not have a ticket, you will not be allowed to enter.

Guest Registration Form


Spartan Spotlight Norah Iezzi

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Happy Birthday

Sadie Jordan Tuesday March 28

Clara Dekle Tuesday March 28

Reece Foreman Wednesday March 29

Mrs. McRae Friday March 31

Dr. Moseley Friday March 31

 


Congratulations to both the boys and girls golf teams for strong performances this past weekend. The boys finished T-9 in a really strong field with good performance by George Barkley (T-13), John Manuel Newland (T-29), JD Williams (T-47), Wats Dorris and William Beckum. The girls finished 7th out of 22 teams with Kathryn DeLoach finishing (3rd), Emmeline Niolon (T-13), Maddie Conner, and Clara McLanahan all playing well and placing the highest we have ever placed in this event.

quote of the week
 

“Life is what happens when you’re making other plans.” John Lennon

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