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School subjects and timetables

SCHEDULE:
Monday 21 May 2007 0800 Special Review Session (in classroom)
**Uniform—Khakis** 0830 6th/7th grade 1st period exam (in classrooms)
8th grade Math exam (in Library)
1120 Lunch formation
1125 Mess II
1200 Review for 2nd period (6th and 7th grade in classrooms)
8th grade English review (in Chapel)
1400 Dismiss for day


Tuesday 22 May 2007 0800 Special Review Session (in classroom)
**Uniform—Khakis** 0830 6th/7th grade 2nd period exam (in classrooms)
8th grade English exam (in Library)
1120 Lunch formation
1125 Mess II
1200 Review for 3rd period (6th and 7th grade in classrooms)
8th grade Science review (in Chapel)
1400 Dismiss for day


Wednesday 23 May 2007 0800 Special Review Session (in classroom)
**Uniform—Khakis** 0830 6th/7th grade 3rd period exam (in classrooms)
8th grade Science exam (in Library)
1120 Lunch Formation
1125 Mess II
1200 Review for 5th period (6th and 7th grade in classrooms)
8th grade Social Studies review (in Chapel)
1400 6th/7th graders-dismiss for day
8th grade Graduation rehearsal in Chapel (Mandatory)

Thursday 24 May 2007 0800 Special Review Session (in classroom)
**Uniform—Whites** 0830 6th/7th grade 5th period exam (in classrooms)
8th grade Social Studies exam
(In Library)
1125 Mess II optional for 6th and 7th grade
1200 Special 8th grade Parent luncheon
1300 Final Awards and 8th grade Completion Ceremonies (Chapel)




Extra activities



Boys' Sports Girls' Sports
Football Cheerleading
Cross-country Cross-country
Swimming Swimming
Soccer (Coed) Soccer (Coed)
Basketball Basketball
Golf Golf
Tennis Tennis
Track and Field Track and Field
Baseball Softball (Fast-pitch)
Wrestling Volleyball (8th grade)

Other extracurricular programs include:
Flight Training For students at all grade levels. Students may earn their solo bars and pilot's license in this program. Costs depend upon the per-hour charges for the aircraft.
SCUBA Open-water certification class at competitive price; all students who hold certification (whether earned at AFA or not) may accompany the classes on their dive trips. Classes are held on campus in fall and spring.
Rifl
ery Open to all Farragut students at all grade levels, free of charge. Upper Division students may try out for a spot on one of the three national teams, but all students are invited to shoot on our indoor range, built to Olympic specifications.
Sailing Open to all Farragut students at all grade levels, free of charge. Waterfront is open for sailing six days per week, weather permitting. Students teach each other, under the guidance of the Naval Science teachers. Features Lasers, flying juniors, and 420's.



General information about the school



One of the great rewards of boarding school is living where you learn. Academic life at AFA is supplemented by a wide variety of athletics, arts programs, and club activities. Finally, the residential aspect of boarding school life offers a unique global learning experience. All aspects of daily life -- academic, athletic, artistic, recreational and residential -- are pursued among our close-knit community of students and teachers.


General information about the school


My school is very big and good it is a vary modern school,
We have 3 breaks and we work on notebooks.
We have 2 times in a week gym and we have a television in the class.
We work in blocks and we work white a site smart school.
Are school is 3 years old and are school is in the grow.



Extra activities


School camp Dance workshop


School trip we go to a library