Upper School Links

Every Wednesday each student is required to dress in attire as outline below. No denim of any color is allowed except for outerwear. During cold periods, any dress code-appropriate outerwear is allowed on top of the required attire outlined below.

Ladies Dress pant suit, dress or skirt with a blouse must be worn. No water shoes, including but not limited to crocs and flip-flops.

Gentlemen A collared dress shirt, dress slacks, belt and a tie must be worn during the entire school day. Shirts must be tucked in during the entire school day. A sports jacket or blazer is optional but preferred. No water shoes, including but not limited to crocs and flip-flops

Clubs

Community Service

College Counseling

AP Information

Clinic Forms

2021-22 A/B Day Schedule

2021-22 Daily Schedule

2021-2022 DAILY SCHEDULE

Standard Schedule A/B Days

PDF of 21-22 Daily Schedule

Period	Start	End	Length (min)
Period 1	8:00	9:20	80
Period 2	9:30	10:50	80
Break	10:50	11:05	15
Homeroom	11:05	11:35	30
Period 3	11:40	1:00	80
Lunch	1:00	1:40	40
Period 4/FLEX	1:40	3:00	80

Standard Wednesday Schedule

Period	Start	End	Length (min)
Period 1	8:00	9:15	75
Period 2	9:25	10:40	75
Break	10:40	10:50	10
Period 3	10:50	12:05	75
Lunch	12:05	12:45	40
Period 4/FLEX	12:45	2:00	75

18 point Grading Scale

M.A.R.C.

The Maclay Academic Resource Center (MARC) is a support service that provides students with a quiet place to do their homework before they leave campus. Dr. Perry (math and science), Mr. Gussaroff (math), and Mrs. Fantle (English, other writing assignments) are available during Flex.

Students should first check with the MARC teacher of choice to make sure that they do not have another commitment rendering them unavailable during Flex.
Students should meet with their subject matter teacher first at some point before coming to MARC.
MARC after DARC (after hours homework help) is available by appointment via Teams.

Locker Assembly

Study Hall Form

US Student Council 2021-2022

USSC 2021-202

President : Ryan Daunt

Vice President: Teresa Morgado

Treasurer: Dillon Williams

Secretary: Isabel McDaniel

9^th grade: Collins Barton, Jack Browning, Gray Burleson, Riley Robinton

10^th grade: Shiv Patel, Sophia Krizner, Venkat Maddipoti

11^th grade: Rachel Bethke, Oakley Deison, Clayton Knox, Charlie Stockstill

12^th grade: Chichi Amanze, McKenzie Jackson, Eli Paddack, Carter Shipman

Parent Email Notification Settings

Sadies 2022

SAT/ACT FLEX Prep Course

eCampus Textbooks

School Supplies

There is no specific school supply lists for Upper School, but Freshman have a suggested list that includes:

Graphing calculator
Notebooks—one per class or one big notebook with dividers (spiral or three ring binder)
Pens, pencils, highlighters
Maclay Upper School Assignment book will be provided first week of school
Textbooks- rent/purchase from eCampus bookstore

Any additional supplies will be communicated the first week of school and on the class policy sheet.

Off Campus Lunch Form

Student Parking Tags

FLEX

Junior Interview Series Student Info

Class Pages

Announcements

Monday, January 24, 2022 A Day

Library Hours are 7:45-4:00, after 4:00 Langford Hall is open

Book Club meets Monday during lunch in C4. You will pick up your t-shirt and we will take our club picture. See you there!

The Key Club invites you to SADIES BY THE SEA on Saturday, February 12th, time is 8:00-10:30 in Cartee Gym. Cost is $16 prepaid online or $20 at the door, prices are per person. This event is semi-formal and info can be found at www.maclay.org/Sadies2022.

Student Council will sell Chick Fil A chicken minis for $5 Tuesday at break in the Courtyard.

AP students - December 3rd payments for AP exams are overdue. Mrs. Lundberg will be contacting you if you have not paid. Please submit those payments as soon as possible. If you are enrolled in AP Macro or AP US Gov and have not yet paid your fees, you may send in your payment at any time between now and March 1st.

The Business and Entrepreneurship program along with TruBru will launch a student vendor partnership program in January. Students who are entrepreneurs and make and sell items can apply to have their items showcased and sold in TruBru. Students will need to apply and write a brief proposal for review. Proceeds will be shared between the vendor and charity of their choice. For more information and application visit www.maclay.org/studentvendor or see Mr. VanTassel or Ms. McCann.

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