Thursday – A Week, B Day 9:45 Club Draft (sign up at tables)

Friday – A Week, A Day, 9:45 Advisory

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

AMP Top 5 Plays of the Week

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

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.

Hoke Lucas Aug 23

Addie Savage Aug 26

Ms. Thompson Aug 26

Matt Can Aug 27

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Key Dates for First Semester

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Wednesday – A Week, A Day – Late Start Today! First class starts at 8:45. 

Thursday – A Week, A Day 9:45 Club Draft (sign up at tables)

Friday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

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

AMP Top 5 Plays of the Week

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

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.

Hoke Lucas Aug 23

Addie Savage Aug 26

Ms. Thompson Aug 26

Matt Can Aug 27

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Key Dates for First Semester

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM in PH (hear about clubs!)

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, A Day 9:45 Club Draft (sign up at tables)

Friday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

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

AMP Top 5 Plays of the Week

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

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.

Hoke Lucas Aug 23

Addie Savage Aug 26

Ms. Thompson Aug 26

Matt Can Aug 27

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Key Dates for First Semester

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Monday – A Week, A Day (special schedule – see below) Honor Council Assembly

Tuesday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 MMM in PH (hear about clubs!)

Wednesday – A Week, A Day

Thursday – A Week, A Day 9:45 Club Draft (sign up at tables)

Friday – A Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Honor Council Assembly and Advisory: Monday, August 21 

8:10 – 9:25 Block 1  (75 minutes)

9:30 – 10:30 Honor Assembly

10:30 – 10:40 BREAK

10:40 – 11:55 Block 2  (75 minutes)

11:55 – 1:55 Block 3  (back to normal schedule)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 4  (back to normal schedule)

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

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.

Hoke Lucas Aug 23

Addie Savage Aug 26

Ms. Thompson Aug 26

Matt Can Aug 27

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Key Dates for First Semester

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Friday – B Week, B Day; See our special schedule below!

Afternoon Pep Rally Schedule (B Day) Friday, August 18 

8:10 – 9:30 – Block 5 (80 min.)

9:30 – 9:35 Passing Time

9:35 – 10:55 – Block 6 (80 min.)

10:55 – 11:10 – Break (15 min.)

11:10 – 12:30 – Block 7 (80 min.)

12:30 – 12:35 Passing Time

12:35 – 2:20 – Block 8 (75 min.)

1st Lunch (1:05 – 1:35)

2nd Lunch (1:20 – 1:50)

2:20 – 3:20 – Pep Rally (60 min.)

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

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.

June

Khuong Le June 3

Ben Shar June 4

Harriet Bartell June 5

Stefan Radu June 5

Jamari Welch June 6

Rachel Wicker June 6

Leo Gabara June 7

Ella Dillon June 9

Owen Whitaker June 9

Dr. Turney June 11

Sofia Dean June 11

Marley Ryland June 11

Parker Willimon June 12

Ms. Terry June 13

Thomas Collins June 14

Mr. Olson June 15

Mark Tribble June 17

Molly Smith June 18

Charlie Sanderlin June 19

Jane Frierson June 21

Jack Abernathy June 24

Courtney Coffeen June 25

Ella Pulliam June 27

Andrew Hill June 28

Penn Davis June 30

Emmeline Land June 30

July

Brylie Deaton July 2

Mikaella Murph July 2

Kate Farmer July 3

Ms. Sensing July 4

Alex Hollenbeck July 6

Hayden Webb July 6

Mrs. Chester July 9

Ms. Trandel July 11

Tom Hollingsworth July 14

Callie Bernstein July 15

Willian Murphy July 15

Connor Kane July 16

Camp Kinsler July 16

Robert Beckum July 17

William Beckum July 17

Brooke Farmer July 17

Adelaide Ellis July 18

Roman Ritchey July 18

Brad DeMent July 19

Westbrook Adams July 20

Josh Coven July 20

Parker Middleton July 20

Maxwell Bracewell July 20

Coach Hurlburt July 21

Ms. Towery July 21

Sally Swan July 23

Joshua Xie July 24

Mrs. Thebeau July 25

Nishil Patel July 25

Noah Prior July 28

Andrew Jones July 30

August

Coach Nelson Aug 1

Krish Chawla Aug 2

Walter Hequembourg Aug 2

Brinkley Williams Aug 2

Maya Davis Aug 3

Millie Pugmire Aug 4

George Barkley Aug 5

Millie McLanahan Aug 8

Sophia Coppins Aug 10

Charlie Vaughn Aug 10

Justen Goudelock Aug 11

Bo Rentz Aug 11

Mrs. Street Aug 12

Luke De La Fuente Aug 12

Griffin Woodward Aug 12

Bailey McCurdy Aug 14

Luke Kelly Aug 15

Aidan Serna Aug 15

Grayson Stafford Aug 16

William Parker Aug 17

Sumit Alexander Aug 19

Bay Williams Aug 19

Ms. Luzardo Aug 20

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Key Dates for First Semester

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day; 9:45 First All School Assembly

Friday – B Week, B Day; See our special schedule below!

Afternoon Pep Rally Schedule (B Day) Friday, August 18 

8:10 – 9:30 – Block 5 (80 min.)

9:30 – 9:35 Passing Time

9:35 – 10:55 – Block 6 (80 min.)

10:55 – 11:10 – Break (15 min.)

11:10 – 12:30 – Block 7 (80 min.)

12:30 – 12:35 Passing Time

12:35 – 2:20 – Block 8 (75 min.)

1st Lunch (1:05 – 1:35)

2nd Lunch (1:20 – 1:50)

2:20 – 3:20 – Pep Rally (60 min.)

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

June

Khuong Le June 3

Ben Shar June 4

Harriet Bartell June 5

Stefan Radu June 5

Jamari Welch June 6

Rachel Wicker June 6

Leo Gabara June 7

Ella Dillon June 9

Owen Whitaker June 9

Dr. Turney June 11

Sofia Dean June 11

Marley Ryland June 11

Parker Willimon June 12

Ms. Terry June 13

Thomas Collins June 14

Mr. Olson June 15

Mark Tribble June 17

Molly Smith June 18

Charlie Sanderlin June 19

Jane Frierson June 21

Jack Abernathy June 24

Courtney Coffeen June 25

Ella Pulliam June 27

Andrew Hill June 28

Penn Davis June 30

Emmeline Land June 30

July

Brylie Deaton July 2

Mikaella Murph July 2

Kate Farmer July 3

Ms. Sensing July 4

Alex Hollenbeck July 6

Hayden Webb July 6

Mrs. Chester July 9

Ms. Trandel July 11

Tom Hollingsworth July 14

Callie Bernstein July 15

Willian Murphy July 15

Connor Kane July 16

Camp Kinsler July 16

Robert Beckum July 17

William Beckum July 17

Brooke Farmer July 17

Adelaide Ellis July 18

Roman Ritchey July 18

Brad DeMent July 19

Westbrook Adams July 20

Josh Coven July 20

Parker Middleton July 20

Maxwell Bracewell July 20

Coach Hurlburt July 21

Ms. Towery July 21

Sally Swan July 23

Joshua Xie July 24

Mrs. Thebeau July 25

Nishil Patel July 25

Noah Prior July 28

Andrew Jones July 30

August

Coach Nelson Aug 1

Krish Chawla Aug 2

Walter Hequembourg Aug 2

Brinkley Williams Aug 2

Maya Davis Aug 3

Millie Pugmire Aug 4

George Barkley Aug 5

Millie McLanahan Aug 8

Sophia Coppins Aug 10

Charlie Vaughn Aug 10

Justen Goudelock Aug 11

Bo Rentz Aug 11

Mrs. Street Aug 12

Luke De La Fuente Aug 12

Griffin Woodward Aug 12

Bailey McCurdy Aug 14

Luke Kelly Aug 15

Aidan Serna Aug 15

Grayson Stafford Aug 16

William Parker Aug 17

Sumit Alexander Aug 19

Bay Williams Aug 19

Ms. Luzardo Aug 20

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Key Dates for First Semester

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Tuesday – B Week, A Day: See our special schedule below!

Wednesday – B Week, B Day

Thursday – B Week, A Day; 9:45 First All School Assembly

Friday – B Week, B Day; See our special schedule below!

First Day of School Schedule: Tuesday, August 15th 

8:10 – 8:50 – Advisory (40 min.) – when not taking photos, students should be in advisory

8:15-8:25 (grade 11 photos)

8:25-8:35 (grade 10 photos)

8:35-8:45 (grade 9 photos)

8:50 – 9:00 Passing Time

9:00 – 10:20 – Block 4 (80 min.)

10:20 – 10:30 Passing Time

10:30 – 11:50 – Block 3 (80 min.)

11:50 – 12:00 Passing Time

12:00 – 1:50 – Block 2 (80 min.)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

1:55 – 2:00 Passing Time

2:00 – 3:20 – Block 1 (80 min.)

Afternoon Pep Rally Schedule (B Day) Friday, August 18 

8:10 – 9:30 – Block 5 (80 min.)

9:30 – 9:35 Passing Time

9:35 – 10:55 – Block 6 (80 min.)

10:55 – 11:10 – Break (15 min.)

11:10 – 12:30 – Block 7 (80 min.)

12:30 – 12:35 Passing Time

12:35 – 2:20 – Block 8 (75 min.)

1st Lunch (1:05 – 1:35)

2nd Lunch (1:20 – 1:50)

2:20 – 3:20 – Pep Rally (60 min.)

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

June

Khuong Le June 3

Ben Shar June 4

Harriet Bartell June 5

Stefan Radu June 5

Jamari Welch June 6

Rachel Wicker June 6

Leo Gabara June 7

Ella Dillon June 9

Owen Whitaker June 9

Dr. Turney June 11

Sofia Dean June 11

Marley Ryland June 11

Parker Willimon June 12

Ms. Terry June 13

Thomas Collins June 14

Mr. Olson June 15

Mark Tribble June 17

Molly Smith June 18

Charlie Sanderlin June 19

Jane Frierson June 21

Jack Abernathy June 24

Courtney Coffeen June 25

Ella Pulliam June 27

Andrew Hill June 28

Penn Davis June 30

Emmeline Land June 30

July

Brylie Deaton July 2

Mikaella Murph July 2

Kate Farmer July 3

Ms. Sensing July 4

Alex Hollenbeck July 6

Hayden Webb July 6

Mrs. Chester July 9

Ms. Trandel July 11

Tom Hollingsworth July 14

Callie Bernstein July 15

Willian Murphy July 15

Connor Kane July 16

Camp Kinsler July 16

Robert Beckum July 17

William Beckum July 17

Brooke Farmer July 17

Adelaide Ellis July 18

Roman Ritchey July 18

Brad DeMent July 19

Westbrook Adams July 20

Josh Coven July 20

Parker Middleton July 20

Maxwell Bracewell July 20

Coach Hurlburt July 21

Ms. Towery July 21

Sally Swan July 23

Joshua Xie July 24

Mrs. Thebeau July 25

Nishil Patel July 25

Noah Prior July 28

Andrew Jones July 30

August

Coach Nelson Aug 1

Krish Chawla Aug 2

Walter Hequembourg Aug 2

Brinkley Williams Aug 2

Maya Davis Aug 3

Millie Pugmire Aug 4

George Barkley Aug 5

Millie McLanahan Aug 8

Sophia Coppins Aug 10

Charlie Vaughn Aug 10

Justen Goudelock Aug 11

Bo Rentz Aug 11

Mrs. Street Aug 12

Luke De La Fuente Aug 12

Griffin Woodward Aug 12

Bailey McCurdy Aug 14

Luke Kelly Aug 15

Aidan Serna Aug 15

Grayson Stafford Aug 16

William Parker Aug 17

Sumit Alexander Aug 19

Bay Williams Aug 19

Ms. Luzardo Aug 20

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Key Dates for First Semester

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day 9:45 – Clean out your locker and look through Lost and Found

Wednesday – B Week, B Day – Last day of regular Classes

Thursday – 9:30-11:00 World Language Exams, 12:30-2:00 Math Exams

Friday – 9:30-11:00 Biology CP Exam, Make-up Exams, Classes Dismiss at 11:30

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day 9:45 – Clean out your locker and look through Lost and Found

Wednesday – B Week, B Day – Last day of regular Classes

Thursday – 9:30-11:00 World Language Exams, 12:30-2:00 Math Exams

Friday – 9:30-11:00 Biology CP Exam, Make-up Exams, Classes Dismiss at 11:30

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log

Monday –  B Week, B Day, 9:45 Advisory

Tuesday – B Week, A Day 9:45 – Clean out your locker and look through Lost and Found

Wednesday – B Week, B Day – Last day of regular Classes

Thursday – 9:30-11:00 World Language Exams, 12:30-2:00 Math Exams

Friday – 9:30-11:00 Biology CP Exam, Make-up Exams, Classes Dismiss at 11:30

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There is a lot to do between now and the last day of school so be sure to spend at least 30 minutes a day focused exclusively on yourself and your mental well-being. To help you do so, check out information from the Jed Foundation. If you continue to struggle, keep in mind that there are people in your life who are able to help. Just reach out and ask.

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Vehicle Registration 

Schedule

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

SERVICE 

Class of 2023 Service Log

Class of 2024 Service Log

Class of 2025 Service Log

Class of 2026 Service Log