The ACAD Daily Friday, August 25

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Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

Anouncements

2023-24 Spirit Shirt Order Form!! Closes Monday August 28 at 12:00 noon!!

If you ordered a Spartan Yard Sign, please pick it up in Mrs. Stutsman’s office in Spartan Center.

Accomodations Forms Due Today!

Honors Day: August 31 – Special Schedule – Formal Business Attire

Parents’ Night: Monday, August 28th 5:30pm-8:30pm

Walking Pep Rally: Friday, September 1 – during Pd. 5

Interim Week: Monday, September 11-15

Homecoming Week: Monday, September 18-22

Homecoming Dance: Saturday, September 23 8:30pm-11:30pm – Baseball Facility

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Check out this article on the importance of sleep!

Student Council Class Officer Election Information

Monday, August 28: Class Officer Candidate Sign-Ups Available on Deans’ Door

Wedensday, September 6, 8:00am: Class Officer Candidate Mandatory Meeting with Mrs. Farmer

Wednesday, September 6, 8:00am: Speeches Due to Mrs. Farmer and GLCs by 8:00am

Friday, September 8, 9:45am: Speeches Given during Class Meetings, Voting Occurs

*Candidates will be disqualified for not meeting deadlines*

To find out more information about Student Council, stop by the Deans’ Office and/or take a look at this:

Student Government Constitution

We have had a strong ACAD presence in this group for several years and our students have benefitted from the experience. The Junior Board is responsible for some $30,000 dollars each year which they allocate to a variety of historic preservation projects after reviewing grant applications and making site visits. There are also educational benefits as well.

https://www.trrcobbhouse.org/junior-board-1#student-application

ACC Leadership Opportunity!

The office of Public Information ACC is partnering with the Leisure Services Department to recruit 10^th, 11^th, and 12^th grade students for the 2023-2024 Mayor’s Youth Council. Here’s some information about the application process, eligibility, and time commitment:

WHO: ACCGov is seeking applications by Monday, September 4 from current 10^th, 11^th, and 12^th grade students who are interested in taking part in the Mayor’s Youth Council. Eligible students can attend public or private schools or be homeschooled, but must be Athens-Clarke County residents. Applications, including references, should be submitted at www.accgov.com/youthcouncil.
WHAT: The goal of the Mayor’s Youth Council is to encourage effective youth engagement in Athens-Clarke County and to provide an opportunity for youth voices to communicate directly with local government leadership. The Mayor’s Youth Council will encourage civic engagement and community service while also building a working understanding of how local government works.
WHEN: Selected applicants will be interviewed in mid-September, with the first council meeting happening in early October. Council members will attend monthly meetings and give, at minimum, five hours/week to the council. Members will also work on small group projects throughout the year to suggest changes impacting youth today. Projects will be presented to the Mayor and other county leadership in May 2024.