8:10 – 9:30 Block 4 (80 min.)

9:30 – 9:35 Passing Time

9:35 – 10:20 MMM (45 min.) – extended time

10:20 – 10:35 Break/passing time

10:35 – 11:55 Block 3 (80 min.)

11:55 – 12:00 Passing Time

12:00 – 1:50 Block 2 (80 min.)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 1 (80 min.)

Class Officer Elections! Sign-Ups Close TODAY 8/18 at 4:00!

Invitation to 11th–12th Grade Girls: Attend the Global Women in STEM Leadership Summit!

From Dr. Scott:

Hello Junior and Senior Ladies—

We’re excited to present this opportunity to all rising junior and senior girls interested in exploring leadership and career pathways in science, technology, and related fields—including business, marketing, and communications roles that support and advance STEM industries.

Would you like to attend the Global Women in STEM Leadership Summit with me and Ms. Boyd (our likely second chaperone)? This two-day conference will be held Monday and Tuesday, September 29–30, 2025, at the Westin Buckhead in Atlanta. It features dynamic keynote speakers, interactive panels, and hands-on workshops—all focused on empowering young women to lead in STEM.

In addition to looking great on a resume or college application, this is a genuinely fun and motivating experience. You’ll discover careers you may never have considered, connect with inspiring women across industries, and enjoy a memorable couple of days with your classmates.
Please note: this is a professional conference, so professional attire and conduct are required. Of course all of the normal school and field trip rules apply.

Key Details:

• Location: Westin Buckhead, Atlanta

• Conference Dates: Monday & Tuesday, September 29–30

• Hotel Stay: Sunday night (9/28) through Tuesday (9/30), checking out after the conference

• Estimated Cost: Around $1000 per student (includes registration, hotel, and meals)

• Group Size: We need at least 4 students to move forward and can take a maximum of 12

• Spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis AND the more participants the lower the cost.

The science department will coordinate all arrangements—including conference registration and hotel booking. Families will reimburse the school once final costs are determined. The more students who attend, the lower the per-person cost.

I’ve attended this event several times, and each group of students has found it inspiring and eye-opening. It’s a great way to explore future possibilities while building your confidence and leadership skills.

If you’d like to hear more from past attendees, feel free to reach out to Siena Avolio, Emilee Storz, Janie O’Neil, Marie Rutledge, or Nina Rutledge, who attended last fall.

I do apologize for the short notice—we typically receive our invitation to participate at the discounted group rate late in the preceding school year, which doesn’t leave much time to prepare.

If you’re interested, please check your schedule, talk with your family, and let me know ASAP. I’d love to finalize our group and secure hotel rooms as soon as possible.

Also, check out this link:  https://www.stemwomensummit.org/

August Lunch Menu

Open Elective Offerings

 Tardy Policy Update

Students who arrive to class late must sign in with Mrs. Rorey in the US office. (She will give the student a slip of paper with the time on in that the student will take to his/her next class). Students arriving more than 20 minutes late to class must have a parent call or email the US Office to confirm their late arrival. After the second tardy per class per semester, students will serve Community Restoration. After the third tardy per class per semester, students will serve a second Community Restoration and lose free periods and/or other privileges. Consequences will escalate with excessive tardiness.

Notes:

•  We will not be using QR Codes. 
• If you know you are going to be late to a class, go straight to Mrs. Rorey for a note with the time of check in on it.
• When you enter your class late, give your teacher the note. Your teacher will know if you have had appropriate time to get to class from Mrs. Rorey’s desk.
• If you know you will be checking out later in the day, and you are on Mrs. Rorey’s side of campus, you may want to have her write you a note at that time so you don’t need to go back later
• You will have 1 “free tardy” to a class. So on the second tardy, you will serve Community Restoration
  

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Dress Code Update

• Facial Hair is no longer a senior privilege. With approval from the Deans’ Office, facial hair must be neat and well groomed.
• You will have 1 “free dress code infraction”, so when you receive your 2nd dress code infraction, you will serve Community Restoration.
• Please review the Upper School Dress Code policy before Wednesday. At the bottom of the document is a slide show with examples. If you have any questions, please let Mrs. Farmer or Mr. Olson know BEFORE you wear questionable clothes. You will be expected to be in dress code on the first day of school
• You and your parents will now be able to view your dress code infractions.
  

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Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Attendance Policy

A/B Schedule

Judiciary Board Process

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

2025-1st Semester Key Dates

2025-2026 US Schedule

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Honor Council Assembly & Advisory (A Day) Schedule: Friday, Aug 15

8:10 – 9:30 Block 3  (80 minutes)

9:35 – 10:35 Honor Assembly – Meet in the PH first!

10:35 – 11:55 Block 4  (80 minutes)

11:55 – 1:55 Block 2  (back to usual schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 1  

Please note that this is a “Special Dress Day”:

On designated Special Dress days such as the Cabaniss Lecture, Schacht Lecture, and other special occasions:

● A dress shirt is required along with one of the following: sports coat, sweater, or tie

● Professional-length skirts, dresses, or slacks, and blouses are required; length should be mid-thigh or longer and considered appropriate for school. 

• Dress shoes are required (fashionable sneakers that are tidy and clean are permitted).

8:10 – 9:30 Block 4 (80 min.)

9:30 – 9:35 Passing Time

9:35 – 10:20 MMM (45 min.) – extended time

10:20 – 10:35 Break/passing time

10:35 – 11:55 Block 3 (80 min.)

11:55 – 12:00 Passing Time

12:00 – 1:50 Block 2 (80 min.)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 1 (80 min.)

Class Officer Elections! Sign-Ups Close Monday 8/18 at 4:00!

Invitation to 11th–12th Grade Girls: Attend the Global Women in STEM Leadership Summit!

From Dr. Scott:

Hello Junior and Senior Ladies—

We’re excited to present this opportunity to all rising junior and senior girls interested in exploring leadership and career pathways in science, technology, and related fields—including business, marketing, and communications roles that support and advance STEM industries.

Would you like to attend the Global Women in STEM Leadership Summit with me and Ms. Boyd (our likely second chaperone)? This two-day conference will be held Monday and Tuesday, September 29–30, 2025, at the Westin Buckhead in Atlanta. It features dynamic keynote speakers, interactive panels, and hands-on workshops—all focused on empowering young women to lead in STEM.

In addition to looking great on a resume or college application, this is a genuinely fun and motivating experience. You’ll discover careers you may never have considered, connect with inspiring women across industries, and enjoy a memorable couple of days with your classmates.
Please note: this is a professional conference, so professional attire and conduct are required. Of course all of the normal school and field trip rules apply.

Key Details:

• Location: Westin Buckhead, Atlanta

• Conference Dates: Monday & Tuesday, September 29–30

• Hotel Stay: Sunday night (9/28) through Tuesday (9/30), checking out after the conference

• Estimated Cost: Around $1000 per student (includes registration, hotel, and meals)

• Group Size: We need at least 4 students to move forward and can take a maximum of 12

• Spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis AND the more participants the lower the cost.

The science department will coordinate all arrangements—including conference registration and hotel booking. Families will reimburse the school once final costs are determined. The more students who attend, the lower the per-person cost.

I’ve attended this event several times, and each group of students has found it inspiring and eye-opening. It’s a great way to explore future possibilities while building your confidence and leadership skills.

If you’d like to hear more from past attendees, feel free to reach out to Siena Avolio, Emilee Storz, Janie O’Neil, Marie Rutledge, or Nina Rutledge, who attended last fall.

I do apologize for the short notice—we typically receive our invitation to participate at the discounted group rate late in the preceding school year, which doesn’t leave much time to prepare.

If you’re interested, please check your schedule, talk with your family, and let me know ASAP. I’d love to finalize our group and secure hotel rooms as soon as possible.

Also, check out this link:  https://www.stemwomensummit.org/

August Lunch Menu

Open Elective Offerings

 Tardy Policy Update

Students who arrive to class late must sign in with Mrs. Rorey in the US office. (She will give the student a slip of paper with the time on in that the student will take to his/her next class). Students arriving more than 20 minutes late to class must have a parent call or email the US Office to confirm their late arrival. After the second tardy per class per semester, students will serve Community Restoration. After the third tardy per class per semester, students will serve a second Community Restoration and lose free periods and/or other privileges. Consequences will escalate with excessive tardiness.

Notes:

•  We will not be using QR Codes. 
• If you know you are going to be late to a class, go straight to Mrs. Rorey for a note with the time of check in on it.
• When you enter your class late, give your teacher the note. Your teacher will know if you have had appropriate time to get to class from Mrs. Rorey’s desk.
• If you know you will be checking out later in the day, and you are on Mrs. Rorey’s side of campus, you may want to have her write you a note at that time so you don’t need to go back later
• You will have 1 “free tardy” to a class. So on the second tardy, you will serve Community Restoration
  

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Dress Code Update

• Facial Hair is no longer a senior privilege. With approval from the Deans’ Office, facial hair must be neat and well groomed.
• You will have 1 “free dress code infraction”, so when you receive your 2nd dress code infraction, you will serve Community Restoration.
• Please review the Upper School Dress Code policy before Wednesday. At the bottom of the document is a slide show with examples. If you have any questions, please let Mrs. Farmer or Mr. Olson know BEFORE you wear questionable clothes. You will be expected to be in dress code on the first day of school
• You and your parents will now be able to view your dress code infractions.
  

  ---

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Attendance Policy

A/B Schedule

Judiciary Board Process

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

2025-1st Semester Key Dates

2025-2026 US Schedule

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

Assembly – (B Day) Schedule – Thursday, August 14

8:10 – 9:30 Block 8  (80 minutes)

9:40 – 10:20 Welcome Assembly

10:20 – 10:30 BREAK

10:35 – 11:55 Block 5  (80 minutes)

11:55 – 1:55 Block 6  (back to usual schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 7  (back to usual schedule)

Honor Council Assembly & Advisory (A Day) Schedule: Friday, Aug 15

8:10 – 9:30 Block 3  (80 minutes)

9:35 – 10:35 Honor Assembly  – give yearbooks during this time slot

10:35 – 11:55 Block 4  (80 minutes)

11:55 – 1:55 Block 2  (back to usual schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 1  (back to usual schedule)

Please note that this is a “Special Dress Day”:

On designated Special Dress days such as the Cabaniss Lecture, Schacht Lecture, and other special occasions:

● A dress shirt is required along with one of the following: sports coat, sweater, or tie

● Professional-length skirts, dresses, or slacks, and blouses are required; length should be mid-thigh or longer and considered appropriate for school. 

• Dress shoes are required (fashionable sneakers that are tidy and clean are permitted).

8:10 – 9:30 Block 4 (80 min.)

9:30 – 9:35 Passing Time

9:35 – 10:20 MMM (45 min.) – extended time

10:20 – 10:35 Break/passing time

10:35 – 11:55 Block 3 (80 min.)

11:55 – 12:00 Passing Time

12:00 – 1:50 Block 2 (80 min.)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 1 (80 min.)

Class Officer Elections! Sign-Ups Close Monday 8/18 at 4:00!

August Lunch Menu

Open Elective Offerings

 Tardy Policy Update

Students who arrive to class late must sign in with Mrs. Rorey in the US office. (She will give the student a slip of paper with the time on in that the student will take to his/her next class). Students arriving more than 20 minutes late to class must have a parent call or email the US Office to confirm their late arrival. After the second tardy per class per semester, students will serve Community Restoration. After the third tardy per class per semester, students will serve a second Community Restoration and lose free periods and/or other privileges. Consequences will escalate with excessive tardiness.

Notes:

•  We will not be using QR Codes. 
• If you know you are going to be late to a class, go straight to Mrs. Rorey for a note with the time of check in on it.
• When you enter your class late, give your teacher the note. Your teacher will know if you have had appropriate time to get to class from Mrs. Rorey’s desk.
• If you know you will be checking out later in the day, and you are on Mrs. Rorey’s side of campus, you may want to have her write you a note at that time so you don’t need to go back later
• You will have 1 “free tardy” to a class. So on the second tardy, you will serve Community Restoration
  

  ---

Dress Code Update

• Facial Hair is no longer a senior privilege. With approval from the Deans’ Office, facial hair must be neat and well groomed.
• You will have 1 “free dress code infraction”, so when you receive your 2nd dress code infraction, you will serve Community Restoration.
• Please review the Upper School Dress Code policy before Wednesday. At the bottom of the document is a slide show with examples. If you have any questions, please let Mrs. Farmer or Mr. Olson know BEFORE you wear questionable clothes. You will be expected to be in dress code on the first day of school
• You and your parents will now be able to view your dress code infractions.
  

  ---

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Attendance Policy

A/B Schedule

Judiciary Board Process

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

2025-1st Semester Key Dates

2025-2026 US Schedule

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

First Day of School – 8 Block Schedule – Wednesday, August 13

8:10 – 8:45 Advisory (35 minutes): Yearbook pictures taken, meet in advisory locations

8:55 – 9:30 Period 2 (35 minutes)

9:35 – 10:10 Period 3 (35 minutes)

10:10 – 10:30 BREAK

10:30 – 11:05 Period 4 (35 minutes)

11:10 – 11:45 Period 5 (35 minutes)

11:50 – 12:25 Period 6 (35 minutes)

12:30 – 1:05 Period 7 (35 minutes)

1:10 – 2:00 LUNCH (special lunch)

2:05 – 2:40 Period 8 (35 minutes)

2:45 – 3:20 Period 1 (35 minutes)

Assembly – (B Day) Schedule – Thursday, August 14

8:10 – 9:30 Block 8  (80 minutes)

9:40 – 10:20 Welcome Assembly

10:20 – 10:30 BREAK

10:35 – 11:55 Block 5  (80 minutes)

11:55 – 1:55 Block 6  (back to usual schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 7  (back to usual schedule)

Honor Council Assembly & Advisory (A Day) Schedule: Friday, Aug 15

8:10 – 9:30 Block 3  (80 minutes)

9:35 – 10:35 Honor Assembly  – give yearbooks during this time slot

10:35 – 11:55 Block 4  (80 minutes)

11:55 – 1:55 Block 2  (back to usual schedule)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 1  (back to usual schedule)

Please note that this is a “Special Dress Day”:

On designated Special Dress days such as the Cabaniss Lecture, Schacht Lecture, and other special occasions:

● A dress shirt is required along with one of the following: sports coat, sweater, or tie

● Professional-length skirts, dresses, or slacks, and blouses are required; length should be mid-thigh or longer and considered appropriate for school. 

• Dress shoes are required (fashionable sneakers that are tidy and clean are permitted).

8:10 – 9:30 Block 4 (80 min.)

9:30 – 9:35 Passing Time

9:35 – 10:20 MMM (45 min.) – extended time

10:20 – 10:35 Break/passing time

10:35 – 11:55 Block 3 (80 min.)

11:55 – 12:00 Passing Time

12:00 – 1:50 Block 2 (80 min.)

1st Lunch (11:55 – 12:25)

2nd Lunch (1:25 – 1:55)

2:00 – 3:20 Block 1 (80 min.)

August Lunch Menu

 Tardy Policy Update

Students who arrive to class late must sign in with Mrs. Rorey in the US office. (She will give the student a slip of paper with the time on in that the student will take to his/her next class). Students arriving more than 20 minutes late to class must have a parent call or email the US Office to confirm their late arrival. After the second tardy per class per semester, students will serve Community Restoration. After the third tardy per class per semester, students will serve a second Community Restoration and lose free periods and/or other privileges. Consequences will escalate with excessive tardiness.

Notes:

•  We will not be using QR Codes. 
• If you know you are going to be late to a class, go straight to Mrs. Rorey for a note with the time of check in on it.
• When you enter your class late, give your teacher the note. Your teacher will know if you have had appropriate time to get to class from Mrs. Rorey’s desk.
• If you know you will be checking out later in the day, and you are on Mrs. Rorey’s side of campus, you may want to have her write you a note at that time so you don’t need to go back later
• You will have 1 “free tardy” to a class. So on the second tardy, you will serve Community Restoration
  

  ---

Dress Code Update

• Facial Hair is no longer a senior privilege. With approval from the Deans’ Office, facial hair must be neat and well groomed.
• You will have 1 “free dress code infraction”, so when you receive your 2nd dress code infraction, you will serve Community Restoration.
• Please review the Upper School Dress Code policy before Wednesday. At the bottom of the document is a slide show with examples. If you have any questions, please let Mrs. Farmer or Mr. Olson know BEFORE you wear questionable clothes. You will be expected to be in dress code on the first day of school
• You and your parents will now be able to view your dress code infractions.
  

  ---

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Attendance Policy

A/B Schedule

Judiciary Board Process

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

2025-1st Semester Key Dates

2025-2026 US Schedule

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

HERE is our May lunch menu

Athens Academy Service Information

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

HERE is our May lunch menu

Athens Academy Service Information

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

HERE is our May lunch menu

Athens Academy Service Information

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

HERE is our May lunch menu

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Congratulations to seniors Veronika Babbitt & Maxwell Bracewell 

for being named Spartans of the Week! (Week of May 5):

 

“Maxwell is proof that relentless, hard work pays off. Over the last four years, he has worked his way from participant, to letterman, now to track star status. He is the first athlete to show up before meets to help load the bus and the last to stay to help pack up for the journey home after meets. At our sectional state qualifying meet, Maxwell led all 300 intermediate hurdlers with a time of 42.05, which currently ranks #4 all-time in ACAD Track & Field history. No one on our coaching staff saw this breakout performance coming! He shows up with a great attitude, is coachable and works extremely hard. Our coaching staff & I are so proud of him. Salute to a great career young man!” 

– Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Boys Track & Field

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Congratulations to the boys tennis team for a great season! The team lost Saturday to Darlington in the State Final Four. The following players received All-Region Recognition;

Boys

Boys Singles Player of the Year – Weston Smart

1st Team All-Region – Jack Abernathy, Alex Hollenbeck, Price West, Nico Dalaigre, Connor Schoenfeld, Jack Roberts

Girls

Girls Doubles Team of the Year – Bailey McCurdy, Avery Roark

1st Team All-Region – Adelaide Ellis, Cate Kilgore

2nd Team All-Region – Reese Jarrard, Kate Langley, 

 

Congratulations to the girls and boys track and field teams for placing 5th and 3rd respectively in the State Meet!  We had many great performances with the following athletes winning individual state titles;

Veronika Babbitt – Girls Shot Put; Josie Collins – Girls High Jump; Jalen Welch, KJ Whitehead, Jamari Welch and Bryan McClendon – 4x100m & 4x200m Relays.

 

Congratulations to the following boys and girls soccer players for earning All-Region;

Boys

1st Team All-Region – Will Dugas, Henry Scruggs

2nd Team All-Region – Charlie Hines

Honorable Mention – Finn McElroy

Girls

Defensive Player of the Year – Sarah Woody

1st Team All-Region – Sarah Woody, Whitney Rhodes, Avery Roark, Fulton Wiant, Marie Rutledge, Nina Kline, Joci Higginbotham

2nd Team All-Region – Rachel Wicker, Nina Rutledge

Honorable Mention – Nell Williams

Coach of the Year – Rachel Hines

 

The only team still competing is the girls golf team, which is scheduled to play in the State Tournament next Monday and Tuesday. Good luck, girls!

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Athens Academy Service Information

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

HERE is our May lunch menu

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Congratulations to seniors Veronika Babbitt & Maxwell Bracewell 

for being named Spartans of the Week! (Week of May 5):

 

“Maxwell is proof that relentless, hard work pays off. Over the last four years, he has worked his way from participant, to letterman, now to track star status. He is the first athlete to show up before meets to help load the bus and the last to stay to help pack up for the journey home after meets. At our sectional state qualifying meet, Maxwell led all 300 intermediate hurdlers with a time of 42.05, which currently ranks #4 all-time in ACAD Track & Field history. No one on our coaching staff saw this breakout performance coming! He shows up with a great attitude, is coachable and works extremely hard. Our coaching staff & I are so proud of him. Salute to a great career young man!” 

– Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Boys Track & Field

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Congratulations to the boys tennis team for a great season! The team lost Saturday to Darlington in the State Final Four. The following players received All-Region Recognition;

Boys

Boys Singles Player of the Year – Weston Smart

1st Team All-Region – Jack Abernathy, Alex Hollenbeck, Price West, Nico Dalaigre, Connor Schoenfeld, Jack Roberts

Girls

Girls Doubles Team of the Year – Bailey McCurdy, Avery Roark

1st Team All-Region – Adelaide Ellis, Cate Kilgore

2nd Team All-Region – Reese Jarrard, Kate Langley, 

 

Congratulations to the girls and boys track and field teams for placing 5th and 3rd respectively in the State Meet!  We had many great performances with the following athletes winning individual state titles;

Veronika Babbitt – Girls Shot Put; Josie Collins – Girls High Jump; Jalen Welch, KJ Whitehead, Jamari Welch and Bryan McClendon – 4x100m & 4x200m Relays.

 

Congratulations to the following boys and girls soccer players for earning All-Region;

Boys

1st Team All-Region – Will Dugas, Henry Scruggs

2nd Team All-Region – Charlie Hines

Honorable Mention – Finn McElroy

Girls

Defensive Player of the Year – Sarah Woody

1st Team All-Region – Sarah Woody, Whitney Rhodes, Avery Roark, Fulton Wiant, Marie Rutledge, Nina Kline, Joci Higginbotham

2nd Team All-Region – Rachel Wicker, Nina Rutledge

Honorable Mention – Nell Williams

Coach of the Year – Rachel Hines

 

The only team still competing is the girls golf team, which is scheduled to play in the State Tournament next Monday and Tuesday. Good luck, girls!

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Athens Academy Service Information

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack

HERE is our May lunch menu

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Congratulations to seniors Veronika Babbitt & Maxwell Bracewell 

for being named Spartans of the Week! (Week of May 5):

 

“Maxwell is proof that relentless, hard work pays off. Over the last four years, he has worked his way from participant, to letterman, now to track star status. He is the first athlete to show up before meets to help load the bus and the last to stay to help pack up for the journey home after meets. At our sectional state qualifying meet, Maxwell led all 300 intermediate hurdlers with a time of 42.05, which currently ranks #4 all-time in ACAD Track & Field history. No one on our coaching staff saw this breakout performance coming! He shows up with a great attitude, is coachable and works extremely hard. Our coaching staff & I are so proud of him. Salute to a great career young man!” 

– Neville Anderson, Head Coach Varsity Boys Track & Field

---

 

Congratulations to the boys tennis team for a great season! The team lost Saturday to Darlington in the State Final Four. The following players received All-Region Recognition;

Boys

Boys Singles Player of the Year – Weston Smart

1st Team All-Region – Jack Abernathy, Alex Hollenbeck, Price West, Nico Dalaigre, Connor Schoenfeld, Jack Roberts

Girls

Girls Doubles Team of the Year – Bailey McCurdy, Avery Roark

1st Team All-Region – Adelaide Ellis, Cate Kilgore

2nd Team All-Region – Reese Jarrard, Kate Langley, 

 

Congratulations to the girls and boys track and field teams for placing 5th and 3rd respectively in the State Meet!  We had many great performances with the following athletes winning individual state titles;

Veronika Babbitt – Girls Shot Put; Josie Collins – Girls High Jump; Jalen Welch, KJ Whitehead, Jamari Welch and Bryan McClendon – 4x100m & 4x200m Relays.

 

Congratulations to the following boys and girls soccer players for earning All-Region;

Boys

1st Team All-Region – Will Dugas, Henry Scruggs

2nd Team All-Region – Charlie Hines

Honorable Mention – Finn McElroy

Girls

Defensive Player of the Year – Sarah Woody

1st Team All-Region – Sarah Woody, Whitney Rhodes, Avery Roark, Fulton Wiant, Marie Rutledge, Nina Kline, Joci Higginbotham

2nd Team All-Region – Rachel Wicker, Nina Rutledge

Honorable Mention – Nell Williams

Coach of the Year – Rachel Hines

 

The only team still competing is the girls golf team, which is scheduled to play in the State Tournament next Monday and Tuesday. Good luck, girls!

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Athens Academy Service Information

Upper School Code of Conduct 

Upper School Dress Code

Judiciary Board Process

A/B Schedule

Vehicle Registration 

Guidebook

Cell Phone Policy

Blue Sheet Link

College Visit Calendar 

College Visit Formstack