If you have not yet received the paper Re-enrollment Packet in the mail, that is because we are not sending you one.

 

We are not sending anyone a Re-enrollment Packet.  But don’t worry!  It’s not you.  It’s us!

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This year we had to cancel the fundraiser we typically do each fall because of logistical issues with the fundraising company.  We are excited to say that we were able to work through those issues since then, and we are ready to have a Spring Fundraiser!

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Governor Kay Ivey declared a State of Emergency for the “snow day” we had in late January.  Because of that, we will not make that day up on President’s Day.  School and Offices will remain closed.  Childcare, however, will be open.

 

We may not always follow this strictly, but it will be our rule of thumb for flex days.  Any time circumstances dictate that we need to make up a weather day, we will always let you know in advance of the flex day.

Due to inclement weather, we will be closing all School, Childcare, and Offices on Tuesday, January 29th.  We will continue to monitor the weather, and a subsequent alert will go out for any delay or closings for Wednesday.

Below is a reminder of our upcoming closures during Christmas Break.

 

December 24-25 – School, Offices, and Childcare are closed

December 26-28,31 – School and Offices are closed.  Childcare is open.

 

January 1 – School, Offices, and Childcare are closed.

January 2-4 – School and Offices are closed.  Childcare is open.

January 7 – School resumes at 8:00am

 

Due to icy conditions, we will delay opening today until 10:00am.  Teachers should report by 9:00am. The Elementary Christmas Chapel scheduled today will be moved to Thursday at 8:30am.

While it appears we are FINALLY moving to fall-like temperatures indoors, the Yearbook Staff wants to hang on to the summer for a bit longer!  Read more…

There has been some confusion concerning wearing sweatshirts, hoodies, and jackets if bought from our online Spirit Store.

 

Our school dress code policy has been that sweatshirts, hoodies, and jackets could be worn during the cold season, but during the hotter parts of the year, they were to be left in lockers once at school.  This is an important part of the policy to ensure neatness, modesty, and appropriateness.

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The Homecoming events, contests, and competitions are all detailed online for your reference throughout the week.  We are looking forward to the festivities!

 

We are excited to announce the representatives for the 2018 Homecoming Court!  The following ladies were chosen by their peers to represent their class at Homecoming.

 

Gabby Spruill

Kendall Smith

Lauren Winslett

 

Kelcie Cargile

Emily Cox

Casey Curry

 

Kayla Hamm

Caitlin Pollard

 

Gracie Howard

Madilyn White

 

Next week students will vote for Homecoming Queen, and she will be crowned at our Homecoming football game on September 21st!