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Junior High News

• Summer Volleyball Camp

  Posted May 7

  Volleyball camp is open to advanced, intermediate, and beginning boys and girls rising grade 6, JH and HS. Camp runs from 3:15-5:15 p.m., meets in the Paideia Gym, and costs $180 per session.
  Session one - June 11-15, and Session two - June 18- 22
  For specific questions or additional information please email Artan Agolli at agolli.artan@paideiaschool.org , call Artan at 404 270 2315, or see the Summer Camp webpage

• Concert Attire Returns

  Posted May 7

  To All Junior High/High School Music Students/Parents:
  After the year-end concerts, if you would like to return concert attire items for credit, refund, or as a donation (thank you!) please follow these instructions:

  1. Download and complete this form.
     
  2. Put the form and clothing items in a plastic bag SECURELY CLOSED at the top so they don’t fall out.
     
  3. Drop bag in the collection box outside of Wendy Gill/Tiffany Oxely office in the JH/HS Commons.
  Please note that returned clothing should be CLEAN and in good condition. You will be refunded as soon as possible, or credited toward new concert attire items, available at the start of next school year. Questions? Call Stephanie Kupor 404-909-1267

• Paideia School Summer Camp and JH Programs

  Posted February 15

  Paideia School Summer Camp and JH Programs are now available for online enrollment. The Paideia community, faculty and staff have the opportunity to enroll their children before these programs become available to metro Atlanta families on Monday, Feb. 13. Camps for the younger children fill up quickly so don't delay. Go to the Paideia web page for the camp descriptions and on line registration.

• Experiment in Living: Homeless Immersion

  Posted March 1

  Paideia has begun to document various activities and events around our school and offer them to the public. Dennis Diamond, a Paideia parent and professional in the field, has shot and directed the films. Experiment in Living: Homeless Immersion is one of those films.
  

  Fifteen 7th graders, each with only the clotthing on their back, $5.00 for food and a black garbage bag, spend 5 days and 4 nights on the streets of Atlanta, Georgia to experience homelessness. Dennis Diamond, a Paideia parent and professional in the field, has shot and directed the film.