High Point Academy

Happy Halloween!!!

Buddies! https://highpointacademy.wordpress.com/2020/10/29/buddies/

Ready to Move and Groove!? Plaza Productions offering Winter Classes - Visit their website: https://plazaproductionone.com/move-and-groove-at-home/

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Student Council Fund-and-Spirit-Raiser - The turn-out for the the Kona Ice Drive-Thru was amazing. It was a win-win for us all. The Student Council raised nearly $200! http://edl.io/n1314325

Discover High Point! Fill out an inquiry form to sign up for one of our Online Information Sessions. https://www.ravenna-hub.com/inquiries/#/schools/23656 GRADES K-4... October 13 at 4:00 pm October 28 at 10:00 am November 10 at 4:00 pm November 18 at 10:00 am GRADES 5-8 October 22 at 4:00 pm November 5 at 4:00 p

Meet the Chairs of the PAX committee and why they chose High Point Academy.

Meet Mrs. Sara Valenciano, Kindergarten Teacher, at High Point.

Meet Mrs. Kristin Haines, the Assistant Head of School / and Director of Admissions of High Point Academy as she introduces High Point and the admissions process.

Meet Mr. Gary Stern, the Head of School, at High Point Academy. Learn about High Point Academy's Mission.

Interested in learning more about High Point!? Join one of our upcoming Admissions Online Information Sessions. Discover how we can Awaken the Joy of Learning in your child! https://www.highpointacademy.org/apps/pages/AdmissionProcess

It Takes A (High Point) Village - It’s always gratifying to realize a long term goal but even better when it becomes a team effort. Richman’s book, "Galilea, Galilea: A Novel," is the culmination of a life-long interest in science and the desire to entertain with a creative ‘voice’, and more recently, to provide a fun respite from the news of the day.

Student Council Takes to the Streets - For the first time ever, the Student Council hosted a Carline Bake Sale, which included cookies, drinks, treats, and Eagle Spirit gear. All the drinks/treats were $1, and Eagle Spirit gear was regular price. Seventh and eighth graders came out in droves to support the Student Council and see their friends from the safety of their cars (with masks, of course). http://edl.io/n1306620