The ACAD Daily Tuesday, September 21

Happy Birthday

September 20 – Hampton Johnson

September 20 – Boone Presnell

September 21 – Jake Williams

September 22 – Alex Hill

September 22 – Lucy Rentz

September 23 – Sean Jansen

September 23 – Sam Laughlin

September 24 – Aidan Saeed

September 24 – Alex Tally

September 25 – Julia Krehbiel

September 25 – John Maxwell McKillip

September 26 – Marie Rutledge

“The Best Preparation for tomorrow is by doing your best today.”

H. Jackson Brown

Typography banner card. Vector illustration.

A man in Malawi single-handedly created a hydroelectric turbine, providing power for his whole village for free!

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/malawi-inventor-lights-up-village-for-free-with-bicycle-and-river/

This week is an A week and today is an B Day.

MMM at 9:45 – Go to PH

Congratulations to our newly elected Student Council!

Fire Drill Thursday, Sept. 23 at 10:25

Review procedure during Seminar

Clubs meet this Friday at 9:45!

Your club leaders will be reaching out to you with a location!

HOMECOMING IS NEXT WEEK, YALL!

GET EXCITED!!!

Look at this document for all you want and need to know about Homecoming:

Homecoming 2021

If you plan to bring a date from another school, please have them complete this form:

Homecoming Date Dance Form

“Mae is the heart and soul of our team. She is such a good senior leader and is always striving for the best for herself and her teammates. She is focused and consistent on a daily basis and is a true student of the game of volleyball – always searching for tactical and strategic understanding of everything we do. Mae is a great example to our whole team of what it means to give effort and to give to others selflessly. Congratulations, Mae and GO SPARTANS!” – Jane Thomas, Head Coach, Varsity Volleyball

The Watson-Brown Junior Board of Directors

The Watson-Brown Junior Board of Directors offers an opportunity to perform community service while simultaneously gaining practical skills in administering a substantial sum of money to fund local historic preservation projects.

The Junior Board is made up of seven to twelve 10th-12th grade students in a 14 county area surrounding Athens. Board members are chosen in late September and will attend monthly meetings (usually one Wednesday evening a month) to learn about philanthropy and historic preservation and how to read a grant application and conduct a site visit. Members are then trusted to conduct site visits in pairs or small groups and then make a recommendation to the entire group about whether or not that site should receive funding. The members have a yearly allotment of $33,000 to give to local organizations for historic preservation needs. The application is linked below. The deadline to apply is September 22.

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