**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This past Saturday, 12 of our students took the initiative to get QPR certified. The conversation was beneficial and eye opening. QPR stands for Question, Persuade and Refer – the 2 simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. These 12 students, Emma Soltys, Kate Farmer, Penn Davis, Bay Williams, Reese Jarrard, Yusra Rahman, Jack Roberts, Mia Lee, Veronkia Babbitt, Liam Biehl, Declan Brooks and Alex Elkabbani are now all certificed to help change lives. Thank you to @Nucisspace fro providing this program. These 12 are the first youth to receive this cerfification!

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Fall Orchestra Concert 

Thursday,  November 14

Bertelsmann Presentation Hall 

7:00 p.m.

Please come out and support  ACAD musicians!!!

---

 

“The Math Club has a new service opportunity for juniors and seniors willing to tutor other students in Math! Students would help out the Math teachers during regular tutorial hours by answering questions and assisting students feeling stuck. The time commitment is completely up to you, and you can help out anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week based on your interest.
While this is mostly an opportunity for juniors and seniors who have already taken Geometry and Algebra II, anyone from any grade who thinks they might want to help out is more than welcome to fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/F6cNQ3wCTVPgfzRd6.”

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Sign Up HERE!

 

 

 

 

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EXAM SCHEDULE

 

	Monday  12/16	Tuesday 12/17	Wednesday  12/18	Thursday  12/19	Friday  12/20
8:45-10:45	Block 1 Exam	Block 3 Exam	Block 5 Exam	Block 7 Exam	Make-up exams
11:55-12:25	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Winter Break
12:30-2:30	Block 2 Exam	Block 4 Exam	Block 6 Exam	Block 8 Exam	Winter Break

• Academic classes will be held whether or not an exam is given, and students are expected to attend all of their academic classes; students should know whether or not to expect an exam in the fall and the spring or if their classes will have alternative assessments instead.
• Students are expected to stay for the entire testing time (block) and may not leave if they finish early.
• Mrs. Zalac must approve pre-arranged absences.
• When students have free blocks, (non-academic) electives, or study halls, they needn’t attend school although students may be on campus; we will have supervision for students who need to be on campus for the entire day (bus riders or others who need to stay).
• Students who receive extended time should be proactive about their exams and be sure that they have time for lunch if they have two exams in one day.
• As always, the honor code will be followed and enforced.

** Tillman Center will be open for all US students from 11:55-12:25 only.

 

11/12- Will McCleary

11/13- Ciella Garrard 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This past Saturday, 12 of our students took the initiative to get QPR certified. The conversation was beneficial and eye opening. QPR stands for Question, Persuade and Refer – the 2 simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. These 12 students, Emma Soltys, Kate Farmer, Penn Davis, Bay Williams, Reese Jarrard, Yusra Rahman, Jack Roberts, Mia Lee, Veronkia Babbitt, Liam Biehl, Declan Brooks and Alex Elkabbani are now all certificed to help change lives. Thank you to @Nucisspace fro providing this program. These 12 are the first youth to receive this cerfification!

---

Fall Orchestra Concert 

Thursday,  November 14

Bertelsmann Presentation Hall 

7:00 p.m.

Please come out and support  ACAD musicians!!!

---

 

“The Math Club has a new service opportunity for juniors and seniors willing to tutor other students in Math! Students would help out the Math teachers during regular tutorial hours by answering questions and assisting students feeling stuck. The time commitment is completely up to you, and you can help out anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week based on your interest.
While this is mostly an opportunity for juniors and seniors who have already taken Geometry and Algebra II, anyone from any grade who thinks they might want to help out is more than welcome to fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/F6cNQ3wCTVPgfzRd6.”

---

 

Sign Up HERE!

 

 

 

 

---

 

 

 

EXAM SCHEDULE

 

	Monday  12/16	Tuesday 12/17	Wednesday  12/18	Thursday  12/19	Friday  12/20
8:45-10:45	Block 1 Exam	Block 3 Exam	Block 5 Exam	Block 7 Exam	Make-up exams
11:55-12:25	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Winter Break
12:30-2:30	Block 2 Exam	Block 4 Exam	Block 6 Exam	Block 8 Exam	Winter Break

• Academic classes will be held whether or not an exam is given, and students are expected to attend all of their academic classes; students should know whether or not to expect an exam in the fall and the spring or if their classes will have alternative assessments instead.
• Students are expected to stay for the entire testing time (block) and may not leave if they finish early.
• Mrs. Zalac must approve pre-arranged absences.
• When students have free blocks, (non-academic) electives, or study halls, they needn’t attend school although students may be on campus; we will have supervision for students who need to be on campus for the entire day (bus riders or others who need to stay).
• Students who receive extended time should be proactive about their exams and be sure that they have time for lunch if they have two exams in one day.
• As always, the honor code will be followed and enforced.

** Tillman Center will be open for all US students from 11:55-12:25 only.

 

11/12- Will McCleary

11/13- Ciella Garrard 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

This past Saturday, 12 of our students took the initiative to get QPR certified. The conversation was beneficial and eye opening. QPR stands for Question, Persuade and Refer – the 2 simple stoeps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. These 12 students, Emma Soltys, Kate Farmer, Penn Davis, Bay Williams, Reese Jarrard, Yusra Rahman, Jack Roberts, Mia Lee, Veronkia Babbitt, Liam Biehl, Declan Brooks and Alex Elkabbani are now all certificed to help change lives. Thank you to @Nucisspace fro providing this program. These 12 are the first youth to receive this cerfification!

---

Fall Orchestra Concert 

Thursday,  November 14

Bertelsmann Presentation Hall 

7:00 p.m.

Please come out and support  ACAD musicians!!!

---

 

“The Math Club has a new service opportunity for juniors and seniors willing to tutor other students in Math! Students would help out the Math teachers during regular tutorial hours by answering questions and assisting students feeling stuck. The time commitment is completely up to you, and you can help out anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week based on your interest.
While this is mostly an opportunity for juniors and seniors who have already taken Geometry and Algebra II, anyone from any grade who thinks they might want to help out is more than welcome to fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/F6cNQ3wCTVPgfzRd6.”

---

 

Sign Up HERE!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EXAM SCHEDULE

 

	Monday  12/16	Tuesday 12/17	Wednesday  12/18	Thursday  12/19	Friday  12/20
8:45-10:45	Block 1 Exam	Block 3 Exam	Block 5 Exam	Block 7 Exam	Make-up exams
11:55-12:25	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Winter Break
12:30-2:30	Block 2 Exam	Block 4 Exam	Block 6 Exam	Block 8 Exam	Winter Break

• Academic classes will be held whether or not an exam is given, and students are expected to attend all of their academic classes; students should know whether or not to expect an exam in the fall and the spring or if their classes will have alternative assessments instead.
• Students are expected to stay for the entire testing time (block) and may not leave if they finish early.
• Mrs. Zalac must approve pre-arranged absences.
• When students have free blocks, (non-academic) electives, or study halls, they needn’t attend school although students may be on campus; we will have supervision for students who need to be on campus for the entire day (bus riders or others who need to stay).
• Students who receive extended time should be proactive about their exams and be sure that they have time for lunch if they have two exams in one day.
• As always, the honor code will be followed and enforced.

** Tillman Center will be open for all US students from 11:55-12:25 only.

 

11/12- Will McCleary

11/13- Ciella Garrard 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This Wednesday during both US lunch periods a representative will be on campus to size and take orders for letter jackets.  Here is a link you can use to place an order and/or look at the options available.  store.usawards.com/athensacademy

 

“The Math Club has a new service opportunity for juniors and seniors willing to tutor other students in Math! Students would help out the Math teachers during regular tutorial hours by answering questions and assisting students feeling stuck. The time commitment is completely up to you, and you can help out anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week based on your interest.
While this is mostly an opportunity for juniors and seniors who have already taken Geometry and Algebra II, anyone from any grade who thinks they might want to help out is more than welcome to fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/F6cNQ3wCTVPgfzRd6.”

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The Drama Club/One Act Play raised $483 for the Performing Animal Welfare Society at our annual One Act Play Benefit Night Performance held on October 29, 2024 at 7:30pm in the ACAD Presentation Hall.  The money raised from this performance of “Circus Train” will go to the care of retired circus animals in the sanctuary. 

 

 

 

Congratulations to senior Janie O’neill for a successful fashion show. Janie organized the event. This takes a lot of time, effort, and skill to do. If you want to know more details on how Janie organized this event you can reach her at joneill25@athensacademy.org

Also: Big thank yous to Anya Patel and Charlie Sanderlin for MCing as well as Jane Frierson for working behind the scenes. Thank y’all for putting in so much work and effort!

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Sign Up HERE!

Marie Curie, a pioneer in physics and chemistry, is celebrated for her groundbreaking research on radioactivity. Her discovery of radium and polonium led to significant advancements in medicine, particularly in cancer treatment. 

The glow-stick necklaces are a fitting symbol of Marie Curie’s legacy, as they emit light through a chemical reaction similar to the radioactive decay she studied. 

Just as the glow-stick necklaces emit light, Curie’s work illuminated new pathways in scientific understanding. By learning more about Curie’s life and contributions, we hope you gain inspiration and appreciation for the power of scientific inquiry and the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges.

National French Week! 

Nov. 6-12, 2024

Athens Academy French Club and the National French Honor Society invite you to join us in celebrating National French Week once again!

Watch for posters displayed around campus with interesting trivia about French-speaking countries and signs with QR codes for access to music from francophone regions!  

Our annual French cheese tasting will take place in front of Lampkin during both lunches on Friday November 8 on the Lampkin patio!  Bon appétit!    

 

From Bella Bevis:

 

We’d love to see you next Wednesday!

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EXAM SCHEDULE

 

	Monday  12/16	Tuesday 12/17	Wednesday  12/18	Thursday  12/19	Friday  12/20
8:45-10:45	Block 1 Exam	Block 3 Exam	Block 5 Exam	Block 7 Exam	Make-up exams
11:55-12:25	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Winter Break
12:30-2:30	Block 2 Exam	Block 4 Exam	Block 6 Exam	Block 8 Exam	Winter Break

• Academic classes will be held whether or not an exam is given, and students are expected to attend all of their academic classes; students should know whether or not to expect an exam in the fall and the spring or if their classes will have alternative assessments instead.
• Students are expected to stay for the entire testing time (block) and may not leave if they finish early.
• Mrs. Zalac must approve pre-arranged absences.
• When students have free blocks, (non-academic) electives, or study halls, they needn’t attend school although students may be on campus; we will have supervision for students who need to be on campus for the entire day (bus riders or others who need to stay).
• Students who receive extended time should be proactive about their exams and be sure that they have time for lunch if they have two exams in one day.
• As always, the honor code will be followed and enforced.

** Tillman Center will be open for all US students from 11:55-12:25 only.

 

Ves butler 11/5 

Kyrielle neary 11/5 

Kate langley 11/7

Katelyn Thieme 11/9 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This Wednesday during both US lunch periods a representative will be on campus to size and take orders for letter jackets.  Here is a link you can use to place an order and/or look at the options available.  store.usawards.com/athensacademy

 

“The Math Club has a new service opportunity for juniors and seniors willing to tutor other students in Math! Students would help out the Math teachers during regular tutorial hours by answering questions and assisting students feeling stuck. The time commitment is completely up to you, and you can help out anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week based on your interest.
While this is mostly an opportunity for juniors and seniors who have already taken Geometry and Algebra II, anyone from any grade who thinks they might want to help out is more than welcome to fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/F6cNQ3wCTVPgfzRd6.”

---

 

The Drama Club/One Act Play raised $483 for the Performing Animal Welfare Society at our annual One Act Play Benefit Night Performance held on October 29, 2024 at 7:30pm in the ACAD Presentation Hall.  The money raised from this performance of “Circus Train” will go to the care of retired circus animals in the sanctuary. 

 

 

 

Congratulations to senior Janie O’neill for a successful fashion show. Janie organized the event. This takes a lot of time, effort, and skill to do. If you want to know more details on how Janie organized this event you can reach her at joneill25@athensacademy.org

Also: Big thank yous to Anya Patel and Charlie Sanderlin for MCing as well as Jane Frierson for working behind the scenes. Thank y’all for putting in so much work and effort!

---

Sign Up HERE!

Marie Curie, a pioneer in physics and chemistry, is celebrated for her groundbreaking research on radioactivity. Her discovery of radium and polonium led to significant advancements in medicine, particularly in cancer treatment. 

The glow-stick necklaces are a fitting symbol of Marie Curie’s legacy, as they emit light through a chemical reaction similar to the radioactive decay she studied. 

Just as the glow-stick necklaces emit light, Curie’s work illuminated new pathways in scientific understanding. By learning more about Curie’s life and contributions, we hope you gain inspiration and appreciation for the power of scientific inquiry and the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges.

National French Week! 

Nov. 6-12, 2024

Athens Academy French Club and the National French Honor Society invite you to join us in celebrating National French Week once again!

Watch for posters displayed around campus with interesting trivia about French-speaking countries and signs with QR codes for access to music from francophone regions!  

Our annual French cheese tasting will take place in front of Lampkin during both lunches on Friday November 8 on the Lampkin patio!  Bon appétit!    

 

From Bella Bevis:

 

We’d love to see you next Wednesday!

---

EXAM SCHEDULE

 

	Monday  12/16	Tuesday 12/17	Wednesday  12/18	Thursday  12/19	Friday  12/20
8:45-10:45	Block 1 Exam	Block 3 Exam	Block 5 Exam	Block 7 Exam	Make-up exams
11:55-12:25	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Winter Break
12:30-2:30	Block 2 Exam	Block 4 Exam	Block 6 Exam	Block 8 Exam	Winter Break

• Academic classes will be held whether or not an exam is given, and students are expected to attend all of their academic classes; students should know whether or not to expect an exam in the fall and the spring or if their classes will have alternative assessments instead.
• Students are expected to stay for the entire testing time (block) and may not leave if they finish early.
• Mrs. Zalac must approve pre-arranged absences.
• When students have free blocks, (non-academic) electives, or study halls, they needn’t attend school although students may be on campus; we will have supervision for students who need to be on campus for the entire day (bus riders or others who need to stay).
• Students who receive extended time should be proactive about their exams and be sure that they have time for lunch if they have two exams in one day.
• As always, the honor code will be followed and enforced.

** Tillman Center will be open for all US students from 11:55-12:25 only.

 

Ves butler 11/5 

Kyrielle neary 11/5 

Kate langley 11/7

Katelyn Thieme 11/9 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This Wednesday during both US lunch periods a representative will be on campus to size and take orders for letter jackets.  Here is a link you can use to place an order and/or look at the options available.  store.usawards.com/athensacademy

 

“The Math Club has a new service opportunity for juniors and seniors willing to tutor other students in Math! Students would help out the Math teachers during regular tutorial hours by answering questions and assisting students feeling stuck. The time commitment is completely up to you, and you can help out anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week based on your interest.
While this is mostly an opportunity for juniors and seniors who have already taken Geometry and Algebra II, anyone from any grade who thinks they might want to help out is more than welcome to fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/F6cNQ3wCTVPgfzRd6.”

---

 

The Drama Club/One Act Play raised $483 for the Performing Animal Welfare Society at our annual One Act Play Benefit Night Performance held on October 29, 2024 at 7:30pm in the ACAD Presentation Hall.  The money raised from this performance of “Circus Train” will go to the care of retired circus animals in the sanctuary. 

 

 

 

Congratulations to senior Janie O’neill for a successful fashion show. Janie organized the event. This takes a lot of time, effort, and skill to do. If you want to know more details on how Janie organized this event you can reach her at joneill25@athensacademy.org

Also: Big thank yous to Anya Patel and Charlie Sanderlin for MCing as well as Jane Frierson for working behind the scenes. Thank y’all for putting in so much work and effort!

---

Sign Up HERE!

Marie Curie, a pioneer in physics and chemistry, is celebrated for her groundbreaking research on radioactivity. Her discovery of radium and polonium led to significant advancements in medicine, particularly in cancer treatment. 

The glow-stick necklaces are a fitting symbol of Marie Curie’s legacy, as they emit light through a chemical reaction similar to the radioactive decay she studied. 

Just as the glow-stick necklaces emit light, Curie’s work illuminated new pathways in scientific understanding. By learning more about Curie’s life and contributions, we hope you gain inspiration and appreciation for the power of scientific inquiry and the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges.

National French Week! 

Nov. 6-12, 2024

Athens Academy French Club and the National French Honor Society invite you to join us in celebrating National French Week once again!

Watch for posters displayed around campus with interesting trivia about French-speaking countries and signs with QR codes for access to music from francophone regions!  

Our annual French cheese tasting will take place in front of Lampkin during both lunches on Friday November 8 on the Lampkin patio!  Bon appétit!    

 

From Bella Bevis:

 

We’d love to see you next Wednesday!

---

EXAM SCHEDULE

 

	Monday  12/16	Tuesday 12/17	Wednesday  12/18	Thursday  12/19	Friday  12/20
8:45-10:45	Block 1 Exam	Block 3 Exam	Block 5 Exam	Block 7 Exam	Make-up exams
11:55-12:25	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Lunch **	Winter Break
12:30-2:30	Block 2 Exam	Block 4 Exam	Block 6 Exam	Block 8 Exam	Winter Break

• Academic classes will be held whether or not an exam is given, and students are expected to attend all of their academic classes; students should know whether or not to expect an exam in the fall and the spring or if their classes will have alternative assessments instead.
• Students are expected to stay for the entire testing time (block) and may not leave if they finish early.
• Mrs. Zalac must approve pre-arranged absences.
• When students have free blocks, (non-academic) electives, or study halls, they needn’t attend school although students may be on campus; we will have supervision for students who need to be on campus for the entire day (bus riders or others who need to stay).
• Students who receive extended time should be proactive about their exams and be sure that they have time for lunch if they have two exams in one day.
• As always, the honor code will be followed and enforced.

** Tillman Center will be open for all US students from 11:55-12:25 only.

 

Ves butler 11/5 

Kyrielle neary 11/5 

Kate langley 11/7

Katelyn Thieme 11/9 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This Wednesday during both US lunch periods a representative will be on campus to size and take orders for letter jackets.  Here is a link you can use to place an order and/or look at the options available.  store.usawards.com/athensacademy

 

“The Math Club has a new service opportunity for juniors and seniors willing to tutor other students in Math! Students would help out the Math teachers during regular tutorial hours by answering questions and assisting students feeling stuck. The time commitment is completely up to you, and you can help out anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week based on your interest.
While this is mostly an opportunity for juniors and seniors who have already taken Geometry and Algebra II, anyone from any grade who thinks they might want to help out is more than welcome to fill out the interest form here: https://forms.gle/F6cNQ3wCTVPgfzRd6.”

---

 

The Drama Club/One Act Play raised $483 for the Performing Animal Welfare Society at our annual One Act Play Benefit Night Performance held on October 29, 2024 at 7:30pm in the ACAD Presentation Hall.  The money raised from this performance of “Circus Train” will go to the care of retired circus animals in the sanctuary. 

 

 

 

Congratulations to senior Janie O’neill for a successful fashion show. Janie organized the event. This takes a lot of time, effort, and skill to do. If you want to know more details on how Janie organized this event you can reach her at joneill25@athensacademy.org

Also: Big thank yous to Anya Patel and Charlie Sanderlin for MCing as well as Jane Frierson for working behind the scenes. Thank y’all for putting in so much work and effort!

---

Sign Up HERE!

Marie Curie, a pioneer in physics and chemistry, is celebrated for her groundbreaking research on radioactivity. Her discovery of radium and polonium led to significant advancements in medicine, particularly in cancer treatment. 

The glow-stick necklaces are a fitting symbol of Marie Curie’s legacy, as they emit light through a chemical reaction similar to the radioactive decay she studied. 

Just as the glow-stick necklaces emit light, Curie’s work illuminated new pathways in scientific understanding. By learning more about Curie’s life and contributions, we hope you gain inspiration and appreciation for the power of scientific inquiry and the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges.

National French Week! 

Nov. 6-12, 2024

Athens Academy French Club and the National French Honor Society invite you to join us in celebrating National French Week once again!

Watch for posters displayed around campus with interesting trivia about French-speaking countries and signs with QR codes for access to music from francophone regions!  

Our annual French cheese tasting will take place in front of Lampkin during both lunches on Friday November 8 on the Lampkin patio!  Bon appétit!    

 

From Bella Bevis:

 

 

 

Ves butler 11/5 

Kyrielle neary 11/5 

Kate langley 11/7

Katelyn Thieme 11/9 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

 

‘No-Shave November’ raises awareness about men’s health and the importance of screening for cancer.

If you would like to participate, please stop by the Deans’ office and pay $5 donation to cancer research.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This Wednesday during both US lunch periods a representative will be on campus to size and take orders for letter jackets.  Here is a link you can use to place an order and/or look at the options available.  store.usawards.com/athensacademy

 

 

 

The Drama Club/One Act Play raised $483 for the Performing Animal Welfare Society at our annual One Act Play Benefit Night Performance held on October 29, 2024 at 7:30pm in the ACAD Presentation Hall.  The money raised from this performance of “Circus Train” will go to the care of retired circus animals in the sanctuary. 

 

 

 

Congratulations to senior Janie O’neill for a successful fashion show. Janie organized the event. This takes a lot of time, effort, and skill to do. If you want to know more details on how Janie organized this event you can reach her at joneill25@athensacademy.org

Also: Big thank yous to Anya Patel and Charlie Sanderlin for MCing as well as Jane Frierson for working behind the scenes. Thank y’all for putting in so much work and effort!

---

Sign Up HERE!

Marie Curie, a pioneer in physics and chemistry, is celebrated for her groundbreaking research on radioactivity. Her discovery of radium and polonium led to significant advancements in medicine, particularly in cancer treatment. 

The glow-stick necklaces are a fitting symbol of Marie Curie’s legacy, as they emit light through a chemical reaction similar to the radioactive decay she studied. 

Just as the glow-stick necklaces emit light, Curie’s work illuminated new pathways in scientific understanding. By learning more about Curie’s life and contributions, we hope you gain inspiration and appreciation for the power of scientific inquiry and the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges.

National French Week! 

Nov. 6-12, 2024

Athens Academy French Club and the National French Honor Society invite you to join us in celebrating National French Week once again!

Watch for posters displayed around campus with interesting trivia about French-speaking countries and signs with QR codes for access to music from francophone regions!  

Our annual French cheese tasting will take place in front of Lampkin during both lunches on Friday November 8 on the Lampkin patio!  Bon appétit!    

 

From Bella Bevis:

 

 

 

Ves butler 11/5 

Kyrielle neary 11/5 

Kate langley 11/7

Katelyn Thieme 11/9 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

---

 

 

From Bella Bevis:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

**Please remember no cell phones in the PH**

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Clubs this Friday:

 

Card Club (Ben Warner) – SA-202

Vinyl Club – Mr. Sears’ Office

Honor Council – W3

Student Council – meet with Grade Level Coordinator

GSA is meeting in Schacht 102

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From Bella Bevis:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t forget the Bridges Challenge!