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Welcome to Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet
Do you have news or an announcement to share with the Hume-Fogg community? Just fill in the details on this form and it will be included in future school communications (weekly E-news, the Fogg Horn, school website, media releases, etc.). |
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Mark Your Calendar |
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MAY
5-22 Summer School early registration
5-16 AP Exams
6-8 Gateway Assessments
15 HFA Parents Association
Meeting, Noon at HFA
17 ALIAS Ensemble at Blair School of Music
20 Graduation - Sommet Center, 7 pm
20-22 Exam days; 1/2 days
22 Last day of school; 1/2 day
JUNE
9-27 First semester summer
school
30-July 18 Second semester
summer school.
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AP testing occurs over the next two weeks in a number of different venues.
Please read carefully this page for more information.
Reminder: Breakfast, as provided by a number of our caring parents, is available for those students who are testing beginning at 6:45 am in the cafeteria.
Summer Readings
See list of books for grades 10-12
Announcements
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Writers Showcase Winners
Congratulations to all our Writers Showcase Winners, who were honored yesterday at a special ceremony held at Belmont University. Hume-Fogg students took 47 of the 88 prizes available in the High School Writing categories ( in other words, over one-half of all the writing awards given for all entries by all Nashville public high schools). Hume Fogg won a total of 14 of the available 22 first place awards, or almost two-thirds of all first place wards given for high school writers. Hume-Fogg took 5 of the 8 Critical Review awards given, 5 of the 8 Sports Writing awards, 6 of the 8 short stort awards, 6 of the 8 Snapshot writing awards, and 7 of the 8 News Writing awards.
Special thanks go to Mr. Cash and Ms. Handy, our teachers who coordinated our Writers Showcase competition, and Mrs. Oettel, whose journalism students swept all four of the News Writing awards for 11th and 12th graders. |
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Three Seniors Win at the 2008 Tennessee Junior Academy of Sciences
 Our senior class recently attended the Tennessee Junior Academy of Sciences meeting, held at Belmont University. Three School students presented research papers from projects completed during internships in Vanderbilt University labs. Twenty-two papers were presented from students across Tennessee. Awards were given to the top 7 papers. There were two $500 prizes and five $200 prizes. School students Natalie Christian, Natalie Darar, and Runbin Dong each won a $200 prize. Their research papers will be published in the annual Handbook and Transactions of the Tennessee Junior Academy of Science, published each fall and distributed to all high schools in Tennessee. Congratulations, students!
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TENNESSEE PROGRESSIVE POSITION PISTOL JUNIOR OLYMPIC State Championship
Congratulations to the Hume-Fogg Academic Rifle Club who won the State Championship and Gold Medals at the Tennessee Progressive Position Pistol Match on Saturday in Monteagle, TN. In addition to team gold medals, Team Captain Chase Bouchillon won the individual Gold Medal, Mary Ann Willis won the Silver Medal and Kat Acuff won the Bronze Medal. Hume-Fogg students interested in joining the Rifle Team this fall should contact Chase, Mary Ann or Kat. See pictures. |
Sports
Girl Soccer: see the 2008 Summer/Fall schedule
Volleyball: see the 2008 summer schedule
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