The ACAD Daily Wednesday, September 22

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

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Don’t forget your CRAZY SOCKS today!!!

 

Today we want to spread awareness of myotonic muscular dystrophy, the illness that affects Alex’s father. We would like to show our support and awareness of this illness by participating in the “Socks on Challenge.”  Wear your craziest socks today in support of Mr. Wiggins and other individuals affected by myotonic muscular dystrophy.

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Congratulations to our newly elected Student Council!

2021-2022 Student Council

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

Monday Madness!

Monday, Sept. 27, 8:00-9:30

Slaughter Field

Girls: Look out for a form from Kathryn Nichols

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“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

 

 

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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 TODAY!!!!

Athens Academy Club Information and FAQ’s

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

Class of 2022 Service Log

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Dress Code

Upper School Code of Conduct

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule