Here is our Homecoming Schedule: Monday, Sept.18 -Saturday, Sept. 23

Monday, Sept. 18

A Week, A Day – Normal Schedule

9:45am Class Meetings – Homecoming Prep (go to your class meeting locations)

3:30-4:00pm Monday Madness Meeting in PH for girls who are participating & faculty who are helping

7:00-8:30pm Monday Madness on Slaughter Field (Flag Football)

Tuesday, Sept. 19

A Week, B Day – Normal Schedule

9:45am MMM – Homecoming Details (meet in PH)

Wednesday, Sept. 20

8:10am – 9:40am – Non-Mandatory Committee Work or Late Start (90 min.)

9:40am – 10:45am – Block 1 (65 min.)

10:45am – 10:55am Passing Time

10:55am – 12:00pm – Block 3 (65 min.)

12:00pm – 1:00pm – Shared Long Lunch/Homecoming Committee Work (60 min.)

*TC open 12:00pm-12:30pm or bring your own lunch

1:00pm – 2:05pm – Block 4 (65 min.)

2:05pm – 2:15pm Passing Time

2:15pm – 3:20pm – Block 2 (65 min.)

Thursday, Sept. 21

8:10am – 9:40am – Non-Mandatory Committee Work or Late Start (90 min.)

8:15am – 9:30am- 1st/12th Bulb Planting and Rock Painting (Seniors meet in Myers Gallery)

9:40am – 10:45am – Block 8 (65 min.)

10:45am – 10:55am Passing Time

10:55am – 12:00pm – Block 5 (65 min.)

12:00pm – 1:00pm – Shared Long Lunch/Homecoming Committee Work (60 min.)

*TC open 12:00pm-12:30pm or bring you own lunch

1:00pm – 2:05pm – Block 6 (65 min.)

2:05pm – 2:15pm Passing Time

2:15pm – 3:20pm – Block 7 (65 min.)

Friday, Sept. 22

No academic classes today

9:00am- Seniors meet at the Spirit Rock – handprints on the rock, baby rocks, donuts and class picture

9:00am-12:30pm Non-Mandatory Committee Work

11:55am-12:25pm TC Lunch or bring your own lunch

12:30pm – 1:15pm Meet in PH to view videos (sit with your advisory, attendance taken)

1:30pm-2:00pm Get ready for the parade (if you are in the parade, line up in front of SA, if not, go to causeway) 

2:00pm-3:20pm Parade and Pep Rally, King’s Court presented

7:30pm Game, Queen’s Court presented at half-time

Saturday, Sept. 23

8:30pm-11:00pm HC Dance in the Baseball Facility 

(if you are bringing a date from another school, make sure you complete a guest registration form)

***Please note that during “Non-Mandatory Committee Work”, we’d love for you to be on campus working on your floats, banners, ceiling tiles, noise-makers & videos! However, if your committee has completed it’s project or you have contributed your part, you may have a late start!***

***Please do not have your phones out during MMM or Class Meetings***

Congratulations to our Homecoming Courts!

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Congratulations to senior Ricky Chastain for being named Spartans of the Week! (Week of September 4th):

Congratulations to junior Nina Kline on being named Spartan of the Week! (Week of September 11):

“Nina has been a leader for us on and off the court since day one this season.  She works hard and has stepped up in so many ways.  Nina is a leading offensive threat and is a primary defensive performer.  She gives great effort and we can always count on her to make us smile!  Keep up the great work and congratulations!” – Jane Thomas, Head Coach Varsity Volleyball

Cole Dowd                       Sept 11

Zhenxi Li                           Sept 11

Margret Anne Weaver   Sept 11 

Benjamin Daniels            Sept 12 

Renee Cargill                   Sept 14 

Shelby Ladner                 Sept 14 

Graham Menzies            Sept 15 

Julia Land                         Sept 16

FInn Godfrey                   Sept 17 

Kayla Wilkins                   Sept 17 

Kendall Lawson               Sept 18 

Price West                       Sept 18 

Hampton Johnson          Sept 20 

Boone Presnell                Sept 20 

Jack Roberts                     Sept 22

Sean Jensen                     Sept 23 

Josie Collins                     Sept 24 

Alex Tally                          Sept 24 

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, 9:45 Class Meetings (go to your class meeting location)

***Please do not have your phones out during MMM or Class Meetings***

Spartan Spirit Day! Wear your Spartan t-shirts with your dress code bottoms!

Homecoming Week is coming soooooonnnnn!!!!!!

Click here for the week’s schedule!

Fulton Wiant Sept 4

David Liu Sept 5

Thomas Ferland Sept 6

Julianna Lumpkin Sept 6

Anya Patel Sept 6

Lee Chandler Sept 7

Izzie Garth Sept 9

Kymel Willians Sept 9

Alex Elkabbani Sept 10

Camden Lang Sept 10

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

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings

***Please do not have your phones out during MMM or Class Meetings***

Spartan Spirit Day Tomorrow! Wear your Spartan t-shirts with your dress code bottoms!

Homecoming Week is coming soooooonnnnn!!!!!!

Click here for the week’s schedule!

Fulton Wiant Sept 4

David Liu Sept 5

Thomas Ferland Sept 6

Julianna Lumpkin Sept 6

Anya Patel Sept 6

Lee Chandler Sept 7

Izzie Garth Sept 9

Kymel Willians Sept 9

Alex Elkabbani Sept 10

Camden Lang Sept 10

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, Late Start (8:00am StuCo Candidate Meeting, Club Leaders meet with Club Sponsors)

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings

Homecoming Week is coming soooooonnnnn!!!!!!

Click here for the week’s schedule!

Fulton Wiant Sept 4

David Liu Sept 5

Thomas Ferland Sept 6

Julianna Lumpkin Sept 6

Anya Patel Sept 6

Lee Chandler Sept 7

Izzie Garth Sept 9

Kymel Willians Sept 9

Alex Elkabbani Sept 10

Camden Lang Sept 10

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, 9:45 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, Late Start (8:00am StuCo Candidate Meeting, Club Leaders meet with Club Sponsors)

Thursday – B Week, A Day, 9:45 Seminar

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings

Today is the deadline for student-initiated schedule changes? If students believe they need to change a recommended/required core class, they should talk to Mrs.Bowles immediately.

Student Council Class Officer Election Information

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

Friday, Sept. 1, 4:00pm: Last day to sign up. Make an appointment with Mrs. Farmer before next Wednesday.

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

Homecoming Week is coming soooooonnnnn!!!!!!

Click here for the week’s schedule!

Fulton Wiant Sept 4

David Liu Sept 5

Thomas Ferland Sept 6

Julianna Lumpkin Sept 6

Anya Patel Sept 6

Lee Chandler Sept 7

Izzie Garth Sept 9

Kymel Willians Sept 9

Alex Elkabbani Sept 10

Camden Lang Sept 10

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, 9:45 Class Meetings 

“Ella is new to the cheerleading program this year and we could not be more excited to have her on the team. Ella came to our first practice having already memorized every single cheer she needed to know!!  She comes to practice prepared and eager to learn! Ella has jumped right in and shown how hard-working and dedicated she is, and we cannot wait to watch how she grows as a cheerleader this season! Way to go, Ella!” – Kelsie Webb, Head Coach Varsity Cheerleading

Student Council Class Officer Election Information

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

Friday, Sept. 1, 4:00pm: Last day to sign up. Make an appointment with Mrs. Farmer before next Wednesday.

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.

Cristina Vega Aug 28

Ben Bush Aug 29

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Matthew McRae Aug 30

Price Swann Aug 30

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Orrin Chandler Sept 2

DJ Sumbry Sept 2

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

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Honors Day (special schedule below)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings (Walking Pep Rally – more info to come) – You may dress in Spartan Spirit (Spartan tshirt with dress code bottoms)

Honors Day Assembly: (A Day) Today

“Ella is new to the cheerleading program this year and we could not be more excited to have her on the team. Ella came to our first practice having already memorized every single cheer she needed to know!!  She comes to practice prepared and eager to learn! Ella has jumped right in and shown how hard-working and dedicated she is, and we cannot wait to watch how she grows as a cheerleader this season! Way to go, Ella!” – Kelsie Webb, Head Coach Varsity Cheerleading

Student Council Class Officer Election Information

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

Friday, Sept. 1, 4:00pm: Last day to sign up. Make an appointment with Mrs. Farmer before next Wednesday.

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.

Cristina Vega Aug 28

Ben Bush Aug 29

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Matthew McRae Aug 30

Price Swann Aug 30

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Orrin Chandler Sept 2

DJ Sumbry Sept 2

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, Late Start

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Honors Day (special schedule below)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings (Walking Pep Rally – more info to come) – You may dress in Spartan Spirit (Spartan tshirt with dress code bottoms)

Honors Day Assembly: (A Day) Thursday,  August 31

“Ella is new to the cheerleading program this year and we could not be more excited to have her on the team. Ella came to our first practice having already memorized every single cheer she needed to know!!  She comes to practice prepared and eager to learn! Ella has jumped right in and shown how hard-working and dedicated she is, and we cannot wait to watch how she grows as a cheerleader this season! Way to go, Ella!” – Kelsie Webb, Head Coach Varsity Cheerleading

Student Council Class Officer Election Information

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

Friday, Sept. 1, 4:00pm: Last day to sign up. Make an appointment with Mrs. Farmer before next Wednesday.

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.

Cristina Vega Aug 28

Ben Bush Aug 29

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Matthew McRae Aug 30

Price Swann Aug 30

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Orrin Chandler Sept 2

DJ Sumbry Sept 2

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 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, Late Start

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Honors Day (special schedule below)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings (Walking Pep Rally – more info to come)

Honors Day Assembly: (A Day) Thursday,  August 31

“Ella is new to the cheerleading program this year and we could not be more excited to have her on the team. Ella came to our first practice having already memorized every single cheer she needed to know!!  She comes to practice prepared and eager to learn! Ella has jumped right in and shown how hard-working and dedicated she is, and we cannot wait to watch how she grows as a cheerleader this season! Way to go, Ella!” – Kelsie Webb, Head Coach Varsity Cheerleading

Student Council Class Officer Election Information

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

Friday, Sept. 1, 4:00pm: Last day to sign up. Make an appointment with Mrs. Farmer before next Wednesday.

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.

Cristina Vega Aug 28

Ben Bush Aug 29

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Matthew McRae Aug 30

Price Swann Aug 30

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Orrin Chandler Sept 2

DJ Sumbry Sept 2

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 MMM

Wednesday – B Week, B Day, Late Start

Thursday – B Week, A Day, Honors Day (special schedule below)

Friday – B Week, B Day, 9:45 Class Meetings (Walking Pep Rally – more info to come)

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

Honors Day Assembly: (A Day) Thursday,  August 31

“Ella is new to the cheerleading program this year and we could not be more excited to have her on the team. Ella came to our first practice having already memorized every single cheer she needed to know!!  She comes to practice prepared and eager to learn! Ella has jumped right in and shown how hard-working and dedicated she is, and we cannot wait to watch how she grows as a cheerleader this season! Way to go, Ella!” – Kelsie Webb, Head Coach Varsity Cheerleading

Student Council Class Officer Election Information

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

Friday, Sept. 1, 4:00pm: Last day to sign up. Make an appointment with Mrs. Farmer before next Wednesday.

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.

Cristina Vega Aug 28

Ben Bush Aug 29

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Matthew McRae Aug 30

Price Swann Aug 30

Coach Anderson Aug 30

Orrin Chandler Sept 2

DJ Sumbry Sept 2

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