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SAVE THE DATE• HOMECOMING 2018 •FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018• B.A. FALL FESTIVAL •SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2018

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In April 2018, BrunswickAcademy Theatre, under the di-rection of Mr. Kenny Warf, pre-sented the musical "IrvinBerlin's White Christmas"based on the Bing Crosbymovie of the same name featur-ing the beloved Christmas tune.The Cast and crew did not dis-appoint and put on another fab-ulous production. Their hardwork and dedication shownthrough in this great show.

Brunswick Academy Theatre From The Board Room by Franklin D. Myers, Board ChairWe are excited for the new school year to begin as

many changes have been made at Brunswick Academy.The school has addressed many of your concerns and weare all looking forward to the future. Many hours havebeen spent by the faculty and staff on these changes andthe Board is very appreciative of their hard work.

The Board has started the search for a new Head ofSchool. We are compiling a list of candidates and havehad a few interviews. At this time, we are still in the earlystages of this process. As the search continues, Mrs. Deb-orah Owen will remain as Interim Head of School. Heryears of experience at Brunswick Academy have given ussteady, reliable leadership. This leadership is important asBrunswick Academy moves forward with changes in cur-riculum, faculty and the Student Handbook. We hope thatyou will join with us to make the 55th session ofBrunswick Academy a great one!

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Karly Hall Blackwell,daughter of Kevin Blackwell (’75)

Minghao Wang (Gary),host son of Tiffany Pulley

Dotti (’97)

Zachary Earle Clary, sonof Ricky Earle Clary (’81)

John Powers Edmonds,Jr., son of Mary MichelleArmstrong Edmunds (’84)

Claire Elizabeth Gregory,daughter of Charles Isaac

Gregory, Jr. (’79)

Matthew Tyler Harrison,son of Matthew Corling

Harrison (’84)

Berklee Walton Pair, sonof Juliette Flippen Pair(’80) and Bruce Walton

Pair (’79)John Dwight Myrick, sonof John Whitlock Myrick

(’88)

Jeffery Alexander Parrott,son of Robin Renee Short

Parrott (’88)

Sarah Hart Poarch, daugh-ter of Mary Beth HarrellPoarch (’91) and BrianBarnes Poarch (’90)

Logan Warren Rawlings,son of Warren Christopher

Rawlings, (’86)

Logan Allen Richardson,son of Wade AllenRichardson (’98)

Jeb Thomas Redman, sonof Christopher MichaelRedman, Sr. (’90)

Collin Kent Washburn, sonof Beverly Connell

Washburn (’90) and KentClarke Washburn (’88)

Fletcher Blake Washburn,son of Daniel FletcherWashburn (’93), and

grandson of Keith WilsonWashburn (’71) and JoyceEdwards Prince (’72)

Halie Dru Sadler, daugherof Herman Marion Sadler,

III (’87)

Robert Jackson Temple,son of Robert Thomas

Temple (’77)

Class of 2018 Children of Alumni

Heather Dianne Thompson, daughter ofChristopher Adam Thompson (’90)

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NEW YORK/PRNewswire/ -- Food Network celebrated theNew Year in a big way as ValerieBertinelli and Duff Goldmanchallenged the skills of a dozenyoung bakers with major talenton a new season of Kids BakingChampionship, which premieredon Monday, January 1 at 9pmET/PT. Over the course of tenepisodes, the contestants (rang-ing in age from 10 to 13) com-pete in decadent dessert challenges designed to find themost impressive and creative kid baker in the country. Tomake it to the top tier of the competition, their baking skillsand originality must measure up, as they whippws upsweet treats such as cookies, ice cream, and doughnuts.Only one would take the cake and the sweet grand prize of$25,000, a feature in Food Network Magazine, and the titleof Kids Baking Champion!

During the 10-episode season, the kid contestants hadto tackle new confectionary challenges, from sweet dessertpizzas using traditional savory pizza toppings, to out-of-this-world desserts with freeze-dried astronaut approvedingredients, and to a new twist on the popular imposterdessert challenge featuring lunchbox favorites. Monday,March 5 at 9pm ET/PT, the championship culminated asone talented baker rose to the top in the grand finale.

Kids Baking Championship contestants included:Gareth Bennett (Gaithersburg, MD; age 10), Julia Betz(Key Biscayne, FL; age 12), Alex Czajka (Edmonton, AB;age 12), Beverly Hepler (Foster City, CA; age 10), GradyHolloway (Chesterfield, MO; age 11), Luke Jonsson (Ran-cho Santa Margarita, CA; age 13), Linsey Lam (Closter,NJ; age 13), Abby Martin (Franklin, WI; age 13), BrynMontgomery (South Hill, VA; age 11), Aditya Pillutla(Cary, NC; age 12), Michael Platt (Bowie, MD; age 11)and Soleil Thomas (Livingston, NJ; age 12).

Bryn is the daughter of Vin and Ann Jones Mont-gomery (Class of ’90) of South Hill.

FOOD NETWORK (www.foodnetwork.com) is a unique lifestyle network,website and magazine that connects viewers to the power and joy of food. The net-work strives to be viewers' best friend in food and is committed to leading by teach-ing, inspiring, empowering and entertaining through its talent and expertise. FoodNetwork is distributed to nearly 100 million U.S. households and draws over 46 mil-lion unique web users monthly. Since launching in 2009, Food Network Magazine'srate base has grown 13 times and is the #2 best-selling monthly magazine on thenewsstand, with 13.9 million readers. Headquartered in New York, Food Networkhas a growing international presence with programming in more than 150 countries,including 24-hour networks in the United Kingdom, Asia, and the Europe, MiddleEast and Africa (EMEA) region. Scripps Networks Interactive (NASDAQ: SNI),which also owns and operates Cooking Channel (www.cookingchanneltv.com),HGTV (www.hgtv.com), DIY Network (www.diynetwork.com), Travel Channel(www.travelchannel.com) and Great American Country (www.gactv.com), is themanager and general partner.

B.A. 6th Grader Makes Itto Semi-Finals on

Food Network

B.A. Students Participatein The Nutcracker

Brunswick Acad-emy students performedin the Colonial The-atre’s The Nutcracker inDecember. Some of ourclasses were able to at-tend one of the shows.These talented girls dida wonderful job! Pic-tured left to right -Meredith Lucy (9thGrade), Shana Love(8th Grade), and AbbieGrace Lucy (5th

Grade). Not pictured is Sara King (6th Grade). Meredithand Abbie Grace are the daughters of Jeremy (Class of ’92)and Angie Lucy of Dolphin, Shana is the daughter ofDavid (Class of ’92) and Cory Love of South Hill, andSara is the daughter of Tommy and Amy Holloway King(Class of ’00) of Freeman.

Woodmen Life Awards

Photo Courtesy the Food Network

Kenneth Clary, Natalie Allen and Dawson Clary.Kenneth Clary, Secretary of the local chapter of

Woodmen Life, visited school to present two of our 5thgraders with the Woodman Life Outstanding Achieve-ment Award. Dawson Clary received the OutstandingAchievement Award in History and Natalie Allen re-ceived the Outstanding Achievement Award in Read-ing/English. Mr. Clary presented them with a certificateand a goodie bag which included a $25 Walmart gift card.

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Alumni NewsVIKINGS IN THE NEWS:The National Aircraft Resale Association (NARA) re-cently named its 2018 slate of new Board of Directors andProducts and Services Member Advisory Council. MenteGroup Brian Proctor (Class of ’88) is the incomingNARA chairman and president.

Congratulations to Brian Poarch(Class of ’90) on being inductedinto the Richard Bland CollegeAthletics Hall of Fame on January20, 2018. Poarch is RichardBland’s fifth class inductee and wasa member of the men’s basketballteam from 1990-1992.

They say “Once a Viking, always a Viking.” This state-ment is certainly true for this group of 7 friends that grad-uated from BA in 1985. For the last 30+ years, they havemade an effort to meet every year or so for a mini reunion.They’ve been friends for the most part for 40 or moreyears and share a bond no time or distance can sever. Thisyear, the group turned 50 and celebrated in style in No-vember by spending 5 days in Montego Bay, Jamaica.They were given a keepsake by Tracey Owen that said“BA Girls-Best in the World.” The group is spread out allover the state of Virginia as well as South Carolina. Pictured l-r: Tracey Owen Shenk, Becky Spence Walker,Stephanie Spence Puckett, Candace Wilson Lane, Bev-erly Collins Flippo, Ginger Weaver Dotter, and WendiHarrell Simmons.

VIKINGS HAVING BABIES:Ava Rivers Burr was born on July22, 2017. She weighed 7 pounds,10 ounces and was 21 incheslong. Proud parents are Robertand Cheryl Taylor Burr (Class of’93) and big sister, Reese.Ryan (Class of ’06) and Paula Short of Littleton, NCproudly announce the birth of their daughter, Mary

Katherine Short. Mary Katherine ar-rived at 12:21 a.m on Friday, August4, 2017 at Halifax Memorial Hospitalin Roanoke Rapids, NC. Sheweighed 6 pounds 11 ounces andmeasured 17 inches in length. Pater-nal grandparents Richard (Class of’80) and Betsy Short. Maternal

grandparents Kenny and Tammy Deloatch, Rex Crowleyof Roanoke Rapids, NC. Great-grandmothers MaryFrances Short Kramer and Peggy Byers.Chip (Class of ’03) and Taylor(Class of ’04) Parrish wel-comed Charlee Harlow Par-rish on October 12, 2017. Sheweighed 7 pounds 5 ouncesand was 19.75 inches. Bigbrother, Channing (4), is overthe moon to have a playmate!

Owen Meade Blackwell wasborn January 17, 2018 at 7:46a.m. He weighed 7.9 pounds andwas 21 inches long. His parentsare Austin Meade Blackwell(Class of ’08) and Murphy OwenBlackwell (Class of ’10).

Carter Rowland (Class of ’14)and Lindsey Pulley of Jarratt,VA announce the birth of theirdaughter. Bryar Grey was bornat 12:53 pm, March 15, 2018 atNash General Hospital. Sheweighed 9 lbs. 1oz. and was 22in long. Paternal grandparentsare Stephen and Kris (Class of’83) Rowland of Jarratt, VA.Maternal grandparents are Jill Pulley and Richard andDonna Pulley of Littleton, NC.

VIKINGS GETTING MARRIED:Kathryn Dianne Sykes (Class of’10) married Johnathan EricAllen (Class of ’06) on October1, 2016. Kathryn is a graduate ofRadford University and is em-ployed as a Kindergarten teacherfor Prince George County Public

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Alumni NewsSchools. Eric is the owner/operator of Perfect Match Ma-sonry Staining. They currently reside in Emporia, VA.Adam Seay Grassel (Class of ’10)married Tailor Elizabeth Maitlandon June 24, 2017 in Dundas atPerseverance Christian Church.The reception was held at Lunen-burg Country Club in Kenbridge.Adam is the son of Rick and LeaAnn (Class of ’99) Grassel ofLawrenceville. Tailor is thedaughter of Michael Maitland(Class of ’92) and Michelle Cifers, both of Emporia. Thecouple resides in Dolphin, VA.

Kelly Michele Jones (Class of’94) married Steven JosephSchmidt on March 17, 2018.Kelly is a JMU graduate and is aRegistered Nurse in the ER atSouthside Regional MedicalCenter. Steve is the owner/oper-ator of Schmidt’s General Con-tracting LLC. Kelly is thedaughter of Pam Slaw Perdue

(Class of ’72) and Neil Southall Jones (Class of ’70).They currently reside in Mechanicsville, VA with their sonGrayson. Megan Wilkinson (Class of’05) married Brett Delk on May5, 2018. Brett is from Missis-sippi and went to HampdenSydney College. They metthrough a BA alumni, CharlieOmick (Class of ’03) who wascollege roommates with Brett.They had several alumni in thewedding: Charlie Omick, Sterling Wilkinson (Class of’03), Matron of Honor, Taylor Crowder Parrish (Class of’04), Courtney Roberts Nickels (Class of ’04), RebekahBrewer Townes (Class of ’04), and Brittany Biggs Shu-maker (Class of ’06). The couple resides in Richmond.

Barker Squire (Classof ’06) married histrue love, MollyDuncan at the SquireHill Hi Farm on June23, 2018. It was aglorious day! HappyTrails!

On July 21, 2018, WilliamCrowder (Class of ’07) mar-ried Liliana Gallina at TheDominion Club in Richmond,VA. William, a personaltrainer and owner of The FitClub in South Hill, is a gradu-ate of Old Dominion Univer-sity and earned his MBA fromLiberty University. Liliana,who also graduated from Old

Dominion University and Liberty University, is an ele-mentary guidance counselor for Dinwiddie County Pub-lic Schools. After a honeymoon celebrating in Antigua,the couple makes their home in South Hill.

VIKING REUNION:The Brunswick Academy Classes of ‘00, ‘01, and ‘02 helda joint class reunion on March 3, 2018 at Reedy CreekHunt Club in Freeman. The classes raised money for ascholarship in Adam Harrell’s name. Adam was a mem-ber of the Class of 2002.

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Brunswick Academy held the BA Boots 'N Bits ReverseRaffle Hoedown on Saturday, January 27, 2018 at the SadlerBarn in Emporia. The event sold out and raised over

$20,000 for the school!!! The great crowd was entertained bythe JB & the Get Down Brown’s Band. B.A. would like tothank everyone who made this a successful fundraiser!

Brunswick Academy Reverse Raffle

Brunswick Academy held its annual golf tournamenton Friday, September 22nd at Lake Gaston Golf Club inGasburg. A big thank you to all who supported thisfundraising event. Congratulations to the Drs. K. W. Mor-ris, Ltd. team on winning this year’s tournament!!! Pic-tured l to r - Dr. Kendall Morris, Keith Hamm, Dr. CoryMorris, and Dr. Wayne Morris.

The Brunswick Academy Vikings hosted Rappahan-nock County High School on Saturday, October 21, 2017.The Varsity football team, Varsity cheerleaders, andViking fans wore pink to show their support for Breast

Cancer Awareness! Brunswick Academy thanks every-one who came to support our Vikings and we honor all ofthose who are fighting this disease, those who have con-quered it, and remember the ones we have lost.

“Pink Out” Football Game

Annual Golf Tournament Prom Queen Karly Blackwell

Prom King Cole Bradley

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Our JV and Varsity Cheerleaders completed a 3-dayNCA Camp on Wednesday, July 18, 2018. The VarsitySquad came away with the Superior Award and the entireSquad was nominated for All American Tryouts. ShayWrenn, Allie Pope, Reagan Saunders and CamilleMitchell made All American Cheerleader! The Varsity

Squad also received a bid to Nationals in Dallas, Texas!!The JV Squad received the Hurkey Award, SuperiorAward and Special Events invitation! We are so proud ofall of these girls and their coaches!!!! Tori Morris is theVarsity Coach and Allison Powell is the JV Coach.

Cheerleaders A�end NCA Camp

VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY

Brunswick Academy is pleased to announce thatSlayten Farmer has signed a letter of intent to play Base-ball at Paul D. Camp Community College in Franklin. Heis a member of the Brunswick Academy Class of 2018,has been recruited as either a Catcher or 1st Baseman.

Slayten is the son of Dwayne and Becky Farmer ofLawrenceville, and the grandson of Judy and SammyClary of Lawrenceville and Gertrude Wheeler of Gasburg.Pictured are:

Front (L-R): Deborah Owen, Brunswick AcademyInterim Head of School, Becky Farmer, Slayten Farmerand Brittney Weidman, Head of the Upper School.

Back (L-R): Dwayne Farmer and David Mitchell,Coach, Paul D. Camp Community College.

Farmer Signs withPDCCC

CHEELY HONOREDAt the Athletic Awards Banquet in May, Mr. Bobby

Cheely was recognized and given an embroidered jacketand plaque by the Varsity Softball team. Coach Cheelyhas coached Varsity Softball at BA for 30 years! Thankyou to Coach Cheely for touching the lives of so manystudent athletes through your love of the game and dedi-cated service. Pictured with Coach Cheely is his grand-daughter, Emily Roberts.

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Annual Fund 2017 - 2018Founder’s ($3500-Up)None

Presidents’ ($2000 -$3499)None

Directors’ ($750 - $1999)Barbara LeeJohn and Peggy JonesHampton E. Hite (’78)

Headmaster’s ($250-$749)B&B Consultants, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Jim JamisonL.M. Harrison, III (’81)Southgate Lee (’68)David Lee (’84)Allen Meade (’80) and Beth Black-well(’81)Dr. and Mrs. Peter SquireMr. Russell O. Slayton, Jr.Erwin and Alice (’69) MaitlandLofton AllenStephanie Bishop Williams

Patron’s ($100-$249)Steve and Toni (’71) BishopLinda MatthewsJames and Angela (’76) PageCheryl Bowen (’80)Mr. and Mrs. Nelvin JonesDavid (’92) and Cory LoveJohn J. Miller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George SlatePaula DiefertMr. and Mrs. Dave NewsomMr. and Mrs. Arthur KreienbaumRicky and Terri (’76) GlennDavid (’83) and Lynn (’83) EverettRoland and Lois ClaryBrenda GeeDr. and Mrs. John PrinceMrs. Nancy P. Riddick (’78)Richard L. BairdDr. Stephen Walker (’81)Beth WittDr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Jones, III (’81)Ann Curtis Saunders Vinson (’07)

Friend's ($1-$99)Dorothy WilliamsMrs. Rebecca Clary Jones (’77)Edward and Diane Burge (’69)John and Courtney Randolph (’00)Mary LynchGary and Sandra MatthewsMary Webb DancyAnonymous

Dennis A. Moore Football Sign DonationsC.K. GreeneGrizzard Home & BuildingO’Berry Service CenterDoug Hite (’82)Bojangles of EmporiaJim (’91) and Ashley WhiteheadJerry and Sue MooreJerry Crewe (’82) - City AutoDouglas HarmanParker Oil CompanyReMacWilson ClaryJohn and Courtney Randolph (’00)Hampton Hite (’78)Chris Hobbs (’92)Ann Connell (’74)Steve Creedle (’90)David (’83) and Lynn Everett (’83)Peebles Harrison (’85)Jim Saunders (’82)Billy NewsomeDaryl Clary (’82)

B.A. Boots ‘N Bits ReverseRaffle/SilentAuction DonorsEvent Sponsors:First Citizens BankParker Oil CompanyReMac, Inc.Virginia Pallets & Wood, LLCLorene Building SupplyThe UPS Store of Emporia

Silent Auction Donors:Alexis Jones PhotographySand Collar SeaplanesBrian’s Steak HouseThe Pointe at Lake GastonMolly SquireTodd Temple (’88)Gregg and Kim (’90) HarperGriffin FarmsVulcan MaterialsScott’s Inc.E.E. VaughanEmporia YMCATony Conner (’85)Memory MakersJoe and Carole WilliamsJohn MillerElliott (’93) and Amanda SadlerB’s SweetsGavin’s House of Flowers & GiftsGooseberry Farms CraftsCarolyn’s CreationsDave’s Powder Coating & Accessories

Meherrin River Arts CouncilThe Colonial CenterPretty in Paint Parties by Kathy LeeReal Tree Wood, Inc.Kelly Byers, Thirty-OneBrittany Wrenn, Scentsy ConsultantFreeman Outdoor & Auto ProductsPicture Perfect Custom FramingAloha Y’all CreationsKarol CappsChris LucyKendele ReameyStitchin’ Sisters

Other DonationsA.B. BellBilly NewsomeC.K. GreeneDan WardDennis and Fleet Roberts (’72)Elaine Piercy (’74)Exxon Mobil/Parker Oil CompanyGarland BairdGary CraneGregg and Kim Harper (’90)Hermie & Elliott Sadler Charitable Foundation

John and Tonya Paul (’91)John PaulLinda L. MatthewsLucy Peebles PowerMarcus Bridges/Dolphin Baptist ChurchMason Jones (’17)Michael and Dora SmithMitzi PowellMolly SquireRichard Short (’80)Stephen Wright (’87)/Gasburg Equipment Co.

Tim and Karol CappsWanda ProctorWoody and Cynthia OakleyCrop Production ServicesAngela PoarchDonnie and Kay Clary

MEMORIAL DONATIONS:

In Memory of Jimmie WebbBarbara Lee

In Memory of Adam Harrell (’02)Dave and Harriette Newsom

In Memory of Patricia PerkinsonStacy Patmore

In Memory of Lillian ClaryDennis and Fleet Roberts (’72)

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Andy (’74) and Wendy Nash (’74) and Family

In Memory of Donald Bowen (’71)Dennis and Fleet Roberts (’72)

SponsorshipsExclusiveSadler Brothers Oil Co.Newsome Law Office, PLLCVirginia Carolina Forest Products, Inc.Platinum PlusWilliams EnterprisesRobert E. Carroll Logging, Inc.Brodnax LumberGasburg Land & TimberTrinity Custom ApparelClary Construction Co.GoldClary Timber Co.Lawrenceville Building SupplyBojangles of EmporiaS&K DozerParker Oil Co.

Brunswick Insurance AgencyWilliams Funeral HomePrice’s Refrigeration & HeatingPeeblesDr. K.W. Morris, Ltd.SilverEdmonds PrintingE.E. VaughanGary Edwards, Inc.VikingCrowder-Hite-Crews

Golf Tournament Hole SponsorsBrian’s Steak HouseCreedle, Jones & AlgaDot’s Country StoreDr. Harman, DDSDr. K.W. Morris, Ltd.Dunkin’ Donuts - Bracey, VAGrizzard Construction Co.InTouch TherapyLifeTouchMecklenburg Electric CooperativeNewsome Law Office

Nottoway RestaurantParker Oil Co.Premier Insurance, Ltd.Real Tree WoodRobert E. Carroll LoggingSadler Brothers Oil Co.Superior Investments, Inc.T.W. Edwards Construction, Inc.Vulcan MaterialsVirginia-Carolina Forest Products

Other Golf Tournament DonationsBenchmark Community BankBB&TExpress CareExpress Car WashFirst Citizens BankFreeman Auto Parts & Outdoor ProductsNottoway RestaurantParker Oil Co.Virginia Custom ThinningTrinity Custom Apparel

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The foundation has been set -Let's pave our way to the future!

We are excited to announce thatBrunswick Academy will be doing abrick campaign fundraiser!!! The per-sonalized bricks will be $250 eachand will be a permanent mark on ourcampus. The vision of this project isto build a patio between the B.A.Gymnasium and Lower School addingpicnic tables to allow for an outdooreating space, outside instructionalspace, and a great gathering spot dur-ing Homecoming activities. With thepurchase of a brick, you can honoryour child or grandchild, remember aloved one, honor a classmate, showyour Viking pride as an Alumni, orpromote your business. This will be abeautiful addition to our campus thatwill pave our way to the future!

(More details to come later in a separate informational flyer.)

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Brunswick Academy2100 Planters RoadLawrenceville, VA 23868

Non-ProfitBulk RateU.S. PostagePAID

Permit No. 4Lawrenceville, VA

The mission of Brunswick Academy,in cooperation with our parents andcommunity, is to provide in a trust-ing environment, instruction whichaffords our students a foundation onwhich to build their lives.

www.brunswickacademy.com

Brunswick Academy, operated by theBrunswick Academy Association, Inc., admits stu-dents of any race, color, and national or ethnic ori-gin to all the rights, privileges, programs andactivities generally accorded or made available tostudents at the school. It does not discriminate onthe basis of race, color, and national or ethnic ori-gin in administration of its educational policies; ad-missions policies; or scholarships and athletic orother school administered programs.

Brunswick Academy held their Homecoming 2017 on Fri-day, October 13, 2017. It was great to see a large crowd fullof Alumni, Patrons, Grandparents, Students, and friends. OurBA Vikings won 63-19 against the Grace Christian Warriors.The Homecoming Court was announced at halftime and theHomecoming Queen crowned.

Pictured above - Seniors on the Homecoming Court - Syd-ney Robertson, Karly Blackwell, Homecoming Queen 2017Halie Sadler and Alyssa Harper.

2017 Homecoming

On March 23, 2018, our Pre-K thru 5th Grade put ona fantastic program for Grandparents/Special FriendsDay! The theme was Happy Trails - Vikings Gone Coun-try! They sang songs like “Dirt on my Boots”, “HoneyBee”, “On the Road Again”, “Five More Minutes” andmany more! It was such a special day!

Grandparents/Special Friends Day

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