Broken Keyboard- $100

Liquid Damage- $100

Cracked Screen- $125

Minor Damage- $15

Full Replacement- $125

This Thursday evening, October 22, at 6:15 PM, SOAR Academy will host online the first of our 2020-2021 Parent University programs. The speaker will be Mr. T Ḿars McCallum who will present a program on Social Media and Students.

The goal of Parent University is to provide information to parents that will be helpful to you and your family.   The program will last about 45 minutes and will include a question and answer session.  

Additionally, your student will receive one hour of Community Service for your participation in the online program. If you have any questions please contact Ms. Roberts at SOAR Academy. We look forward to seeing you Thursday evening.

Google Meet Link

How many years in education? ​ 17 years

Where did you attend college?  ​Fairmont State University, Fairmont WV.

What was your college degree(s) in? ​Elementary Education K-6.  

What you love to do in your spare time? ​Travel and photography.

Why did you get into education?  ​I was raised in a poor home without much opportunity.  Teachers made all the difference in how my life would turn out and the self-confidence I would have to try new things.  I went into teaching because I wanted to be able to do that for other kids like me.

Who was your favorite teacher and why?  ​I was inspired in some way by most of my teachers, but my first-grade teacher, Mrs. Kerns, was my favorite.  She made me feel special from my first day in school through adulthood.  She saw my potential and encouraged me to be more than the life I came from.  

How many years in education?​ 10 ½ years.

Where did you attend college?​ Coastal Carolina University, Liberty University, American College of Education.

What was your college degree(s) in? ​BA Interdisciplinary Studies minor Psychology/Sociology, MAT in Secondary Education, Masters in Educational Leadership.

What you love to do in your spare time? ​Read, go to the beach, and watch True Crime tv shows.

Why did you get into education? I wanted to make a difference in kid's lives before they reached the judicial system as adults.

Who was your favorite teacher and why? Ruthie Warren and Ann Twigg. Because they saw potential in me, when I didn't see the potential in myself.

At 10:15 a.m. on October 15, 2020, millions of people will “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” in The
Great SouthEast ShakeOut, the region's largest earthquake drill ever! All K-12 schools and
districts are encouraged to participate in the drill, and SOAR Academy will be participating.

Major earthquakes may happen anywhere you live, work, or travel. The ShakeOut is our chance
to practice how to protect ourselves, and foreveryone to become prepared. The goal is to
prevent a major earthquake from becoming a catastrophe for our community.

Why is a “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” drill important?

To respond quickly you must practice often. You may only have seconds to protect yourself in an earthquake before strong shaking knocks you down, or something falls on you.

Millions of people worldwide have participated in Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills since 2008. The Great SouthEast ShakeOut is held on the third Thursday of October each year.

If you have any questions or concerns about Truancy Reporting Procedures, please contact our data entry clerk Ms. Montgomery.

• Students who are required or recommended to attend summer school will receive an email with instructions on how to register and the rules of our summer school program. Please check the email you used to register your student for school and your student's HCS Gmail account. 
  
• Summer School Dates and Times: June 15-July 16, 2020  from 7:30 AM until 1:05 PM. 
• All classes and activities are online through the Edgenuity educational platform. Students will take classes on Edgenuity and meet with their teachers through Google Meet and/or Zoom.
• To Register your student for summer school, please click here: Online Student Registration