Annandale Students, Families, and Community:
This weekend, I had the opportunity to experience my first Taste of Annandale as principal of Annandale High School. At the event, I ran into many former students and parents from the past 20+ years that I have gotten to know working in this community. The highlight was running into Alfredo and Arturo Ramirez, who both graduated from J.E.B. Stuart (now Justice High School) in the early 2000’s. Alfredo started Big Things Boxing Academy in Seven Corners, a non-profit that provides kids a safe, after-school space where they can learn a new sport, stay active, and feel empowered. It is so rewarding to hear stories of how my former students are involved and giving back to the community.
This past week, we kicked off testing season with a successful start to SOL and IB testing. At Annandale, we are proud that we have many systems in place to support our students. Our approach to high-quality instruction, along with providing targeted intervention through PRIDE Time ASAP, and Super Saturdays, go a long way to meeting students’ needs. In addition, when students are not successful on their first attempt, we provide even more targeted intervention during the school day. Please see below for more information on how we support students’ SOL retakes.
There is more excitement to come this week. I encourage you to attend the Annandale Theatre production of “The Lightning Thief,” which runs May 4-7. “The Lightning Thief” is a musical adaptation of the first book in the popular Percy Jackson series. Get your tickets now via ETIX! The Senior Art Show will be on display Thursday, May 4 from 5:00-7:00pm, seniors will be celebrating Senior Decision Day on Friday, May 5, and our Inclusion Track Meet will be held on Saturday, May 6.
Finally, May 8-12 is Teacher Appreciation Week! We will be celebrating the hard work and dedication of our teachers throughout the week. To support these efforts, we are seeking $5-$10 gift cards, to any establishment of your choice. If you are able to donate, please drop off gift cards to the Main Office or purchase gift cards via Amazon and have them shipped to Annandale High School. We also encourage you or your student to reach out directly to your student’s teachers with a note of appreciation. Knowing they are making a difference is a priceless gift.
Have a great week, Atom Nation. As always, reach out with questions.
Shawn DeRose, Principal
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Important Dates
May 1-2 - Senior Survey: Each year, every senior is required to complete the Senior Survey. This is how Student Services celebrates the decisions of our graduates and ensures we have information on where to send final transcripts. Counselors will be coming to every senior English class on May 1 & 2 to help students complete the Senior Survey. If you are absent on the day of your English class, you will receive an email notification about make-up days and times for filling out the survey. Note: It is required that all seniors complete the survey by May 20. Seniors who have not completed the survey will be unable to pick up their cap and gown for graduation. If you have questions or concerns, please email Brian Yeagley, College and Career Specialist.
May 4 - Senior Art Show - On Thursday, May 4, Annandale the senior art students will be showcasing their artwork from 5:00-7:00pm in the STEAM Hallway (by autotech). Please enter through Door 3. The students will exhibit their work and also design the show space. We would love to have you join them in this last celebration for Art. Students who are exhibiting include Jennifer Mondragon Victoriano, Lindsay Garcia Cajina, Morgan Milman, Maximo Krause, Daniel Dang Pham, Frank Agama Perez, Andrea Herrera Garcia, Santos Hernandez Lopez, Kibret Zerezghi, Brenda Arevalo, Mia Sanchez Bermudez, Uzziah Walsh, Liana Coro Santi Perez, Emma Findler, Gladis Hernandez-Maldonado.
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May 4-7 - Spring Musical - The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical: As the half-blood son of a Greek god, Percy Jackson has newly-discovered powers he can't control, a destiny he doesn't want, and a mythology textbook's worth of monsters on his trail. When Zeus's master lightning bolt is stolen and Percy becomes the prime suspect, he has to find and return the bolt to prove his innocence and prevent a war between the gods. But to succeed on his quest, Percy will have to do more than catch the thief. He must travel to the Underworld and back; solve the riddle of the Oracle, which warns him of betrayal by a friend; and come to terms with the father who abandoned him. Adapted from the best-selling book The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan and featuring a thrilling original rock score, The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is an action-packed mythical adventure "worthy of the gods" (Time Out New York). Tickets now available on ETIX!
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May 5 - Senior Decision Day: On May 5, AHS will celebrate National Decision Day. At this event, we will recognize our seniors and the different paths they will take after graduation, whether they have decided to attend a four-year college, community college, join the military, workforce, or take a gap year. The celebration will be held during all lunch periods in the Senior Courtyard, where students will enjoy popcorn, music, and take pictures with their peers.
May 6 - Science Super Saturday SOL Preparation: Annandale is continuing the tradition of success that was established prior to, and even during COVID, by supporting students with Super Saturday SOL prep. Next Saturday, Science teachers will work with students on May 6 from 8:30-11:00am. Students will receive breakfast and lunch. Invitations to students and families have been sent out and reminder emails will be sent this week. If you have any questions, please reach out to your student’s teacher(s).
May 6 - Inclusion Track Meet, 9am-2pm: Annandale’s first ever Inclusion Track Meet will be held on May 6 from 9am to 2pm on the track field. Come out to support your Annandale Special Olympics team and enjoy a fun filled day of Inclusion. Vendors will be on sight with music, face painting, yard games, and food. Fun for the whole family!
May 9 - Autism Acceptance Night: Please come join us this Friday at 6:30pm as we cheer on our Varsity Baseball and Softball Teams and celebrate Autism Acceptance. Our special guest stars Josselyn Cortez Cedillos and Brian Ruiz will be throwing out the first pitch for each game. Our classes have been working hard and we will be selling various items that they have created. We will also have baked goods and Inclusion Revolution Autism Acceptance t-shirts for sale. All proceeds will go to our Special Education Department. Get your Autism Acceptance gear here!
May 11 - Band Concert - The Department of Bands will host our Spring Concert entitled “Emotions” on May 11 at 7:00pm. The concert will include our Percussion Ensemble, Symphonic Band, and Wind Ensemble. This will be the final concert of the school year. We encourage all of you to bring family and friends and enjoy a night of incredible music.
May 26 and May 27 - Broadway Desserts, 7pm: Broadway Desserts will feature all five of the AHS Choirs performing songs from the stage and is a Broadway Review of sorts. Both group and individual acts will be featured from auditions held earlier in the semester. The students prepare the music, pick their costumes and coordinate their choreography for a fantastic evening of entertainment. Please join us on either Friday, May 26 or Saturday, May 27 at 7:00pm in Watson Auditorium! Purchase your tickets here!
Teacher Appreciation Week: May 8-12
This week marks Teacher Appreciation Week. With the support of the Annandale PTSA and our Leadership Class, we have organized daily events to show our appreciation for teachers and staff members. See below for opportunities to help show our appreciation to our incredible teachers!
Monday, May 8 – Donuts and Coffee
Tuesday, May 9 – Gift Card Raffle
Wednesday, May 10 – PTSA Sponsored Breakfast
Thursday, May 11 – Snack Bar
Friday, May 12 – Ice Cream & Cake
Help Recognize our Amazing Teachers! Seeking $5-$10 Gift Card Donations: This year, Teacher Appreciation Week is from May 8-12. As a gesture of our appreciation of all the hard work and flexibility our teachers have demonstrated this year, we would like to offer a small gift to teachers. We are asking that you please donate $5-$10 gift cards, to any establishment of your choice, from now until May 5. If you are able to donate, please drop off gift cards to the Main Office or purchase gift cards via Amazon and have them shipped to Annandale High School. We appreciate your support in celebrating the amazing work our teachers are doing this year.
Donate or Volunteer for Teacher Appreciation Breakfast: There are not enough words to express our appreciation for the (endless) hours that Annandale teachers spend with our kids, so we attempt to express it with FOOD! The PTSA and the Culinary Arts Department will provide teachers a hot breakfast on Wednesday, May 10, but we need help with other items to round out the menu and make the event a success. Please sign up to help here! Contact Annamaria Nields with questions.
Say “Thank You!” to Your Favorite Teacher: FCPS is celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week on Social Media. They are asking students and families to submit a recorded message thanking and celebrating our school’s amazing teachers and staff. Your video message may be selected to share with our teachers and community on FCPS’ website and social media channels throughout Teacher Appreciation Week. Surprising our teachers and staff with these messages of gratitude and support is part of the fun, so keep your contribution under wraps until May. More information and a submission form are available online. Please be aware, the submission form requires a Google account. If you do not have a Google account and wish to be part of the celebration, share your messages on social media and tag FCPS on Facebook or Instagram.
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Community/Parent Assistance Needed. Get Involved Today!
As we approach the end of the year, we need your continued support. Specifically, we are still seeking volunteers to assist with proctoring IB exams and chaperones for prom. See below for detailed information.
Proctors Needed for IB Exams: Calling all Volunteers! The IB exams are starting soon and we are in need of proctors. Volunteers are needed to walk around the testing room occasionally and sit/monitor students. No special training is needed ahead of time. Each testing room will have at least one experienced proctor that will be in charge of administering the test. We just need additional adult supervision. Volunteers must be 21 or older. Bring your driver’s license to check-in at the main office. Dress casually with comfortable shoes! Check out this Sign Up Genius. Questions? Please email Linda Bradshaw, IB DP Coordinator. Any help you can provide would be much appreciated! Thanks for supporting our IB students!
Prom Chaperones Needed: The Class of 2023 is seeking parent volunteers to chaperone Prom. Annandale’s Prom is on Saturday, May 20 from 8pm - 11pm at Fairfax Marriott at Fair Oaks 11787 Lee Jackson Memorial Hwy, Fairfax, VA 22033. This is a great time to celebrate the Class of 2023 in a fun location! Please use this link to sign up to be a chaperone at the best event of the year! Email Jonathan Carbutt with questions.
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Awesome Atoms!
Super Saturday Preps Students for Upcoming Algebra 1 SOL: On Saturday, we hosted our second of three Super Saturdays, where students scheduled to take the Algebra 1 SOL received additional support. Thank you to the over 100 students who were able to attend on a Saturday, to our Math teachers for supporting students, and to our admin, coaches, and other staff for coordinating breakfast, lunch, transportation, and other logistics.
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Jae Lee, Special Education Lead Teacher, Selected First Class Award Recipient: Please join me in congratulating Jae Lee for being selected as a recipient of the 2023 First Class Award for Excellence in Special Education. The First-Class Awards are an annual celebration of individuals in Fairfax County who support, implement, or design programs and activities which include students with disabilities that result in improving outcomes for all students. This award was presented virtually during the Annual Special Education Conference's opening ceremonies this past Saturday.
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Annandale High School Recognized in FCPS Inclusive School Hall! The FCPS Inclusive Schools Hall features schools who have highlighted and shared the ways in which they support a culture of inclusion. Annandale was recognized for the Best Buddies program which focuses on creating strong friendships between students with and without disabilities, and making our school a more inclusive place for each student. Best Buddies is an organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Yearbook & Journalism Students Attend The National High School Journalism Convention: Last week Julia Hanneman and Alan Weintraut took students from their Journalism and Yearbook classes to San Francisco to attend the JEA/NSPA Journalism Convention, the nation’s largest gathering of high school journalists, advisers and journalism teachers. Students had the opportunity to attend instructional sessions and speeches from national newsmakers. The group also had the opportunity to tour San Francisco, including visiting Muir Woods, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the Painted Ladies.
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Spanish Teacher Lauren Paz Soldan Presents at FLAVA Conference: Spanish Teachers, Lauren Paz Soldan recently delivered her presentation, Science of Reading: Implications for Secondary World Language Literacy Strategies, at the Foreign Language Association of Virginia’s Spring Conference at Washington and Lee University. The presentation shared current information about the Science of Reading and ideas to support literacy in language learning classrooms.
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Ros McClendon accepted to Japanese Governor’s School! Spanish student Ros McClendon recently accepted a spot at the VA World Language Governor’s Academy for Japanese. This program is 3 weeks of partial immersion for new and beginner Japanese speakers. We are so proud and excited for Ros to participate!
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Aisha Ismael Awarded Horatio Alger Scholarship! Congratulations to Aisha Ismael who has been selected as a 2023 Horatio Alger State Scholar. The Horatio Alger Association scholarship programs provide financial assistance to students who have financial need and have exhibited integrity and perseverance in overcoming personal adversity. The scholarship program aims to recognize high school students that are thriving despite adversity, and pursuing higher education.
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AHS Alum Karen Joseph Inducted into FCPS Hall of Fame: On April 19, Karen Joseph Annandale High School Class of 1987 was inducted into the FCPS Hall of Fame for her outstanding work as the non-profit Leader who founded Food for Neighbors. Established in 2016, Food for Neighbors Feeds over 4,200 students each week at 37 middle and high schools. The FCPS Hall of Fame, sponsored by Educate Fairfax, believes our alumni are a testament to the power of public schooling. The event celebrates the accomplishments of distinguished FCPS Alumni. This year's class of inductees spanned four decades and represented a broad range of professional experience and expertise. Learn more about their stories here.
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Important Information
IB Exam Early Release/Late Arrival Study Forms: IB Exams run from now through May 20. Students that are testing can request early release or late arrival on the days they take IB exams. The early release/late arrival form can be picked up outside the IB office or at the attendance office. The testing schedule with room locations and start times can be found on the AHS website, student portal, posted in the library and outside student services. If you have any questions, please email Linda Bradshaw, IB DP Coordinator.
SOL Retake Support: At Annandale, we are proud that we have many systems in place to support our students. To that end, when students do not pass their first-attempt SOLs, we double down on our academic support during class time and through PRIDE Time and ASAP to ensure students are successful with additional testing opportunities. Students who qualify for a retake (and their families) will receive an email with information about the retake date as well as the additional support we will provide. Please reach out to your student’s teachers with any questions you may have.
Class of 2023 News: Graduation is quickly approaching and we wanted to share important information and dates that will assist seniors, parents and community members in preparing and planning for the end of the school year. Last week we sent out important information in our latest Class of 2023 Newsletter. In addition, information is also posted on the Senior Page of the Student Portal (must be logged in to your FCPS Google account).
Free Student Bus Pass Program: Did you know that middle school students and high school students attending FCPS are eligible to participate in our Free Student Bus Pass Program. This allows students to ride the Connector, Metro (Falls Church HS, Justice HS, Annandale HS, Davis Ctr and Marshall HS), and Cue buses for free, seven days a week between the hours of 7:00am and 10:00pm. Click here for more information on the program.
Free Live Tutoring Service Available to Annandale Students: Our Atoms Agreement of Determination means that we try, even when it is difficult; do our best; are present and engaged; show up on time; and create goals and strive to achieve them. To support students in demonstrating Determination, a recent W4 lesson shared detailed information about ways students can take control of their own learning, including preparing for retakes and accessing supports such as Tutor.com. We will continue to use W4 lessons to build students skills around self-advocacy and determination. Click here to learn more.
No-Cost Mental Health Teletherapy for Students: FCPS has partnered with Hazel Health to offer virtual mental health services to high school students via live video sessions. Parents/caregivers can connect students virtually with a licensed therapist. Teletherapy services for students are short-term, evidence-based, and culturally-responsive. Teletherapy is available Monday through Friday from 7am-pm. Hazel Health’s licensed therapists can help students who are experiencing: Mood/behavior changes, lack of motivation, academic stress, grief/loss, anxiety, worry, fears, bullying, sexual identity challenges, challenging peer and family relationships. Visit FCPS’ Teletherapy webpage for details.
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Opportunities
Student Equity Team Members Needed! The Student Equity Team is recruiting new members and is looking for students who are interested in serving in a leadership capacity as Student Equity Ambassador Leaders (SEALs) during the 2023-2024 school year. The team is looking for students who represent the diverse community of Annandale High School and who have a passion for amplifying student voices around equity, inclusion and culturally responsive practices within our school system. For more information students can hear from current SEALs about the focus of their work in this video. Students who are interested in joining the Student Equity Team can reach out to Mrs. Kline. To apply for a SEAL position for next year, students should complete this form by Friday, May 12.
Sign up for a writing conference with the AWC: The trained peer tutors of the Atoms Writing Center will continue to provide support for students with writing in any class during the 4th quarter. Use this link to sign up for a writing conference during 4th quarter. If you haven’t already, you should also join our Schoology group to get important updates and announcements from the AWC all year by going to “Groups” > ”My Groups” > ”Join Group” then putting in this code: 9MSF-KSDM-B7HCP. You can also follow us on Twitter and Instagram @AtomsWC. Contact Mrs. Hanson with any questions.
Free Prom Dresses and Suits at Promise: Do you need a dress or suit for Prom? Do you know someone that might need one? We got you! Prom is coming up on May 20, at the Fairfax Marriott at Fair Oaks, and Annandale’s premiere prom fashion shop has you covered. Promise offers gently used, yet stylish dresses, suits, shoes, clutches and accessories for you to wear to prom – and to keep! Check out our updated inventory that offers a style for everyone’s taste. Please request a pass to visit Mr. Henceroth’s marketing classroom (210) during Pride Time. For further information reach out to Mr. Henceroth. We "Promise" Annandale Prom 2023 will be a night to remember!
FCPS Needs Your Feedback! FCPS would like your feedback on how well the school division is responding to the areas of ensuring continuity of learning services and addressing students’ academic needs, maintaining the health and safety of students, educators, and other staff, and addressing student wellness. Please complete this Online Feedback Form by Friday, May 5. Your input will inform the School Board and FCPS staff on the community’s view of our work.
May 3 - Fairfax County Environmental Quality Advisory Council Student Member Application Due: The Fairfax County Environmental Quality Advisory Council (EQAC) is seeking a student member to join the council for the 2023-24 term. EQAC makes recommendations to the Board of Supervisors for improving environmental protection and enhancement and administers the Environmental Excellence Awards. Each year the EQAC appoints one student representative. The student member application is open to all interested Fairfax County high school sophomores and juniors who are in good standing. All applications must be received by Wednesday, May 3. For more information, check out their website.
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News from the Student Activities Office
At Annandale, we foster belonging both inside and outside the classroom. Sports and activities are another way for students to deepen a sense of belonging at school. To learn more about Annandale's Spring sports programs, check out this week’s “Atoms Athletics and Activities Newsletter." In addition, learn more about Annandale High School Athletics and Activities by visiting their website or the AHS Athletics Twitter page. Please email Brandon Sutphin if you have any questions.
This Week:
Monday, May 1
Boys Tennis vs Edison (SENIOR NIGHT) - 4:00pm
Girls Tennis @ Edison - 4:00pm
Girls Lacrosse vs Edison - 6:00/7:30pm
Boys Lacrosse @ Edison - 5:45/7:15pm
JV Baseball @ Justice - 6:00pm
Tuesday, May 2
Boys Soccer vs Hayfield - 5:45/7:15pm
Girls Soccer @ Hayfield - 5:45/7:15pm
JV Baseball vs TJ - 6:30pm
Varsity Baseball/Softball @ TJ - 6:30pm
Wednesday, May 3
Outdoor Track @ Falls Church - 5:00pm
Thursday, May 4
Boys Soccer vs TJ (SENIOR NIGHT) - 5:45/7:15pm
Girls Soccer @ TJ - 5:45/7:15pm
Varsity Softball vs Justice - 6:30pm
Boys National District Tennis Quarterfinals @ Mt. Vernon
Girls National District Tennis Quarterfinals @ TJ
Friday, May 5
Varsity Baseball vs Mt. Vernon - 6:30pm
Varsity Softball vs Mt. Vernon (SENIOR NIGHT) - 6:30pm
JV Baseball @ Mt. Vernon - 6:30pm
Boys National District Lacrosse Quarterfinals @ TBD
Girls National District Lacrosse Quarterfinals @ TBD
Monday, May 6
JV Baseball @ Justice - 6:00pm
May 22 - Rising 9th Grade Activities, Athletics and Clubs Night: The Activities Office will be hosting an information night for rising 9th grade Activities/Athletics/Clubs Night on May 22 at 6:30pm. During this session, we will share information about the sports/seasons that we offer, how to sign up for a sport, and when try-outs for each sport begin. A coach, director, or student representative for each program will be available to answer any questions. Email Brandon Sutphin if you have any questions.
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News from Student Services
Check out the latest information from the Student Services Department in their weekly newsletter. The newsletter provides important information, important dates, news from the college & career center and class news.
May 4 - NOVA Help Sessions: Are you planning to attend Northern Virginia Community College next year or take classes this summer through the Jump Start program? Ms. Acosta, Admissions Counselor from NOVA will be here during lunch on May 4 (and May 18) to help students apply to NOVA, register for classes and help get academic holds removed. If you would like to attend please reach out to your counselor or Mr. Yeagley and they can register you for the date and time you would like. All sessions will be held in the College and Career Center (Room 103).
2023-24 Course Request Verifications: As we finalize plans for the 2023-2024 school year, please check your student’s course requests in ParentVUE. These can be accessed by selecting the Course Requests item in the left-hand menu when you login to your ParentVUE account. Throughout January and February, each student met with their counselor to make their course selections.
If there are any changes or corrections that need to be made to your student’s schedule, you must contact their counselor prior to May 5, 2023. The counselors’ contact information can be found below. Due to budget constraints, any requests to change courses after this date cannot be honored. Requests to change electives may not be honored due to course availability. We will do our best to keep you informed of any changes to your student’s schedule due to scheduling conflicts. IF you have any questions, please contact your student’s counselor.
Northern Virginia Community College Offering Free Classes for Graduating Seniors: Qualified seniors graduating this spring who are considering coming to Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) after high school may take one 3-credit course and NOVA’s 1-credit College Success Skills course, SDV 100, at no tuition, as part of the JumpStart2NOVA program. Since these classes are all online, students will need access to a computer and the Internet.
The application is now open and will close at 5pm on April 28. All students will be required to upload a high school transcript and any qualifying test scores if they do not have a 3.0 grade point average. Courses begin May 30 and end August 9. More information about JumpStart2NOVA, including course offerings, materials, and details on how to apply, is available online.
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News from the PTSA
All Night Grad Celebration - Tickets Now on Sale: The All Night Graduation Celebration (ANGC) provides a safe, chaperoned, alcohol-free and drug-free event for the Class of 2023 to celebrate together one last time. Buy your tickets now for this fun and memorable event. Parents can join the fun by volunteering to help: Sign-Up is Coming Soon! Please contact the ANGC Chair Rheanna Bernard if you have questions or concerns about the All Night Graduation Celebration.
In addition, we want all graduating seniors to have the opportunity to attend the ANGC. Click here to sponsor a senior. All students attending ANGC in the Class of 2023 MUST submit a parental consent form that can be found here. If you purchase your ticket online you do not need to submit a paper copy of the consent form - it is part of the online checkout process.
Volunteers Wanted - AHS Pantry: The AHS Pantry needs your help! Each month, the Annandale Pantry distributes bags of food to Annandale families in need. Distribution dates are primarily on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month from 3:30-5:00pm. Please consider volunteering to assist in a distribution. Volunteers can sign up here.
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Camp Information
Looking for fun activities for your child this summer? Annandale High School is offering a variety of summer camps this year for current elementary and middle school students led by our own Annandale coaches. Help spread the word to friends, family and neighbors!
Registration for all camps can be found HERE. See descriptions of the various camps below. More information can be found at AnnandaleAtoms.net.
Multi-Sport Camp - Rising 2nd-9th Graders - June 20-23 8:30am-3pm ($120): Campers will have fun playing a variety of sports including basketball, kickball, volleyball, soccer, and touch football. They will participate in fun contests and win prizes! Campers can bring their lunch or purchase lunch at camp. Hours are 8:30am-3:00pm. For questions about Multi-Sport or Olympics Camps, please reach out to Christopher Bagot.
Olympics Camp - Rising 2nd-9th Graders - June 26-29 8:30am-3pm ($120): This exciting camp features team activities including soccer, volleyball, basketball, touch football, and relay races. Campers will also get a chance to compete and earn medals! Campers can bring their lunch or purchase lunch at camp. Hours are 8:30am-3:00pm. For questions about Multi-Sport or Olympics Camps, please reach out to Christopher Bagot.
Basketball - Rising 4th-9th Graders - July 10-14 9am-3pm ($250): Campers will spend each day focused on developing their basketball skills. They will also receive a report card on their basketball abilities, a t-shirt, and a chance to win trophies. Campers can bring their lunch or purchase lunch at camp. Hours are 9:00am to 3:00pm. For questions about Basketball Camp please reach out to Jerome McAvoy.
Girls Field Hockey/Lacrosse - Rising K-9th Grade - July 10-14, July 17-21, & July 24-28 8am-3pm ($120): For new athletes and those who have been playing for years, camp will be a fun-filled day of training, group competition, and surprise activities. Campers should bring their lunch each day except Friday when lunch will be provided. Hours are 8:00am-3:00pm. For questions about Girls Field Hockey/Lacrosse Camp please reach out to Janan Gokturk.
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