Thursday – B Week, A Day; 9:45: 9th in PH, 10th-11th in Advisory Locations, 12th Myers
Friday – B Week, B Day; 9:45: 9th Advisory, 10th-12th Class Meeting Locations
**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**
***Please do not eat in the amphitheater or in Lampkin during lunch periods***
Congratulations to senior Brooke Farmerfor being named
Spartan of the Week! (Week of August 12):
“As a senior cheerleader, Brooke leads by example. She values the importance of teamwork and collaboration, always putting the team’s success above her own. She approaches every practice with a positive attitude and consistently helps to set an encouraging practice culture. In addition to her exceptional work ethic, Brooke goes out of her way to make her team members feel valued and respected. Her dedication and positive influence make her a cherished member of our cheerleading team.“ – Kellye Hill, Head Coach Varsity Cheerleading
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
Interim Week: NEXT WEEK: September 9th-13thHomecoming Week: September 23rd-27thHomecoming Dance: Saturday, September 28 8:30pm-11:00pm
New Location: 1051 Baxter
Congratulations to our new Class Officers!
Thank you once again to all who ran!
Freshman Class President: Will Garrard
Freshman Class Vice President: Auden Garrard
Freshman Communications Coordinator: Henry White
Freshman Event Coordinator: Franki Rutledge
Sophomore Class President: Finn Godfrey
Sophomore Class Vice President: Millie Pugmire
Sophomore Communications Coordinator: Sally Swann
Sophomore Event Coordinator: Chloe Love-Bell
Junior Class President: Reese Walton
Junior Class Vice President: Tucker Rhodes
Junior Communications Coordinator: Charlotte Campbell
Junior Event Coordinator: Josie Collins
Senior Class President: Renee Cargill
Senior Class Vice President: Read Johnson
Senior Communications Coordinator: Nina Rutledge
Senior Event Coordinator: Charlie Sanderlin
From Bridges:
Service & Leadership
The Watson-Brown Foundation Junior Board is currently accepting applications for new members from high school students (grades 10-12) from Banks, Barrow, Clarke, Franklin, Greene, Habersham, Hall, Hart, Jackson, Madison, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Stephens, and Walton counties.
Members learn about historic preservation and philanthropy before reviewing grant applications and going on site visits to look at historic preservation projects that need funding, and then ultimately deciding which organizations will receive funding (up to $33,000). It’s an incredibly unique extracurricular activity that has a real world impact in our community!
The 2024 Athens Water Festival is right around the corner and we are looking for volunteers!
WHAT: The Athens Water Festival is an annual family event celebrating all things water. Attendees splash, play, and learn with hands-on water activities. This year’s theme is “LEGOs”—a timeless classic toy! VisitAthensWaterFestival.com for more details and to see pictures from previous years.
WHEN: Saturday, September 7th from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM. We have two volunteer shifts available: a morning shift from 9:30 AM to 12:15 PM, and an afternoon shift from 11:45 AM to 2:30 PM. Feel free to register for both shifts if you are feeling generous!
WHERE: Sandy Creek Park (400 Bob Holman Road), near the large pavilion/Community Building.
WHO: Anyone with a positive attitude can volunteer for the Water Festival! Volunteers will assist with event set-up and breakdown, man various stations, and facilitate water activities for attendees. Volunteers 15 and under must be accompanied by a parent or teacher. All volunteers will receive a free t-shirt and food voucher for lunch during their shift.
HOW: Read through the various volunteer descriptions and register for your selected role/shift on our GivePulse page by visiting the following link and scrolling down to the Athens Water Festival event pages: https://givepul.se/w1uqlh
Athens Academy Student Life 