AISA LINK

May 21, 2001

WWW.AISAONLINE.ORG

 

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL WINNERS!
2000-2001

SUMITON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
EDGEWOOD ACADEMY
ESCAMBIA ACADEMY
South Choctaw
Patrician Academy
Morgan Academy
Abbeville Christian Academy

2001-2002 Calendar

MAY

23 Last Day of School
End of Second Semester (95 days)
180 Total Days

JUNE

9 ACT Test Date
11-14 Headmasters' Workshop

HEADMASTER ANNOUNCEMENTS

CLICK HERE FOR THE 2000-2001 BUDGET SURVEY

BUDGET SURVEY WAS DUE TO THE AISA OFFICE BY MAY 10, 2001

The following schools need to mail or fax a budget survey.

Bessemer Academy Cornerstone Christian School Crenshaw Christian Enterprise Prep.
Fort Dale Academy Kingwood Christian School North Mobile Christian School Pike Liberal Arts School
Riverhill School Shelby Academy Shiloh Christian School Southern Academy
Springwood School Sumiton Christian School Tuscaloosa Academy Warrior Academy

 

LETTER FROM THE STATE OF ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

ADMINISTRATORS' WORKSHOP (June 11-14 at Huntingdon College):
Headmasters who have never attended the workshop are expected to attend this year.  In addition, 
Headmasters who are not required to attend are invited to participate in the four days of intensive 
in-service.




 CATHERINE ACADEMY AUCTION:
Catherine Academy will have an auction on Saturday, June 2, 2001 beginning at 10:00 a.m.  Items for sale 
include the following:  institutional kitchen equipment, cafeteria tables, instructional materials including 
wall maps, desks, folding chairs, microscopes and other science lab equipment, light poles and transformers 
around football field, chain link fence, flag poles, computers, A Beka reading K-3 kits, deep freezers, 
playground equipment, laminating machine, Ellison letter cutter, etc.  Items can be seen Friday, June 1, 
from 12:00 noon until 3:00 p.m. and on Saturday morning, June 2, beginning at 7:00 a.m.

ATTENTION HEADMASTERS: WANTED! - BLUE RIBBON SCHOOLS
A Blue Ribbon school exemplifies excellence in teaching, student performance, school life, and school 
and community interaction. A Blue Ribbon Award will be given by the AISA to schools that meet certain 
criteria.  Click on Blue Ribbon Schools on our Newsletter page for the Criteria and Application.  
Blue Ribbon Criteria - Add to #3 Criteria AISA Complete Battery overall average score is higher than 
the school's local ability overall average.

Blue Ribbon Schools

 

2001-2002 ACCREDITATION VISITS SCHEDULED

 

ACADEMIC NOTES

President's Award Criteria

 

President's Award Score Sheet


The following schools need to mail or fax Attendance Registers:
Bullock Memorial - December 2000
Central Park Christian School - February 2001, March 2001, and April 2001
Enterprise Prep. Academy - April 2001
Jackson Academy - April 2001
Jefferson Christian Academy - April 2001
Kingwood Christian School - October 2000 and April 2001
Patrician Academy - March 2001 and April 2001
Pickens Academy - April 2001
Shiloh Christian School - January 2001
Shoals Christian School - April 2001
Victory Christian School - December 2000, January 2001, February 2001, March 2001, and April 2001

PRESIDENT'S AWARD:
 Please be reminded that it is time to compile all of your school's points that have been earned in 2000-2001 
in the President's Award Competition.  Entry Portfolios containing the compilation sheet and required 
documentation MUST reach the AISA office by FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2001.

VACANCY:
Sumter Academy is accepting applicants for a Computer/Keyboarding and Business Instructor and a Junior High 
Science and PE Instructor with coaching responsibilities (specifically Volleyball and Girls Basketball). 
 Call Glen Sanders at 205-392-5238.

Morgan Academy is accepting applicants for Secondary Science Teacher.  Call Dr. Chris de Buzna at 
334-875-4464.

Monroe Academy is accepting applicants for a Secondary Science Teacher and a Secondary Math Teacher.  
Call Mrs. Kim Smith at (334) 743-3932.

AISA SUMMER SCHOOL PERMISSION FORM:

PERMISSION FORM

APPROVED AISA SUMMER SCHOOLS (AS OF 4-27-01):
Abbeville Christian Academy, Cornerstone Christian School, Cottage Hills School, Pike Liberal Arts School, 
Meadowview Christian School, Clarke Prep. School, Ashford Academy, Marengo Academy, Victory Christian School 
and Greenville Academy.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NOTES

ATTENTION COACHES:
 You can attend only one team camp with your players.  There is no restriction on individual camps.

REQUIRED COACHES' MEETING:
AISA Required Coaches' Meeting is scheduled for July 19-20, 2001.  This meeting will be held at the Governors 
House Hotel on East South Boulevard in Montgomery.  Make your plans to attend.  A $100.00 fine will be assessed 
to schools for failure to have a representative present on July 20.  The golf scramble will be at Montgomery National 
Golf Club (Oak Hills).  Agenda and registration information will follow under separate cover.

ATTENTION AD'S AND CHEERLEADER COACHES:
July 16-19 - East Cheerleader Clinic - Huntingdon College
July 23-26 - West Cheerleader Clinic - Huntingdon College

2000-2001 AISA STUDENT-ATHLETE AWARD WINNERS:
 Congratulations to the following outstanding AISA student-athletes for earning this prestigious award:

GIRLS BOYS
Kelly Gaines Autauga Academy Robert Elliot Chambers Academy
Jamie Skinner Catherine Academy Michael Gibson Cottage Hill Chr. Schools
Rachel Cazalaz Cottage Chr. Schools James Richard Morgan, III Crenshaw Chr. Academy
Anna Currie Cottage Chr. Schools Franklin Cade Baker Demopolis Academy
Karen Angie Bond Demopolis Academy Nic Barbaree Dixie Academy
Emily Hardy Escambia Academy Will Mitchell Dixie Academy
Meredith Mosley Fort Dale Academy Austin Trippe Faith Academy
Angela Dawn Parkman Glenwood School Brandon Trippe Faith Academy
Carrie Thomas Marengo Academy Patrick Skipper Fort Dale Academy
Anna Huey Marion Academy Philip Joshua Marino Glenwood School
Lindzy Michelle Mehan Meadowview Chr. School Josh Dixon Jackson Academy
Becki Moseley Mobile Chr. School Jordan Gray Jefferson Chr. Academy
Britani McGilberry Mobile Chr. School Joe Gay Lee-Scott Academy
Elizabeth Lane Monroe Academy Edward Whatley Lee-Scott Academy
Lauren Harris Morgan Academy Daniel Bartley Lowndes Academy
Margaret Anne Rivers Morgan Academy T.J. McDonnell Macon-East Montgomery 
Ashley Nichole Hand Patrician Academy Amzi McKee Marengo Academy
Ashley Ott Shoals Chr. School Tom Whitaker Marengo Academy
Kindle Kesling South Choctaw John Bonner Mobile Chr. School
Leighan Lightsey South Choctaw Brad Snow Mobile Chr. School
Crystal Clark Springwood School Will Sellers Monroe Academy
Katy Cleveland Springwood School Jared Healy Shelby Academy
Allison Green Sumter Academy Matt Malone Shoals Chr. School
Kate Gaines Wilcox Academy Brian Manley  South Choctaw Academy
Wendy Huckabee Wilcox Academy Zach Hunt Sumter Academy

BASKETBALL
 Huntingdon Girls Team Camps - July 5-7
For more information call (334) 833-4319 or (334) 833-4325

Huntingdon Boys Team Camp - July 7-10 and July 11-14
For more information call (334) 833-4399 or (334) 273-8383
 
ALL-STARS:
The East Softball team won both games in the softball All-Star games on May 19, 2001.  The MVP for the East 
was Courtney Jones from Glenwood School and the West MVP was Ali Sheppard of Mobile Christian School.  
The AISA would like to thank the All-Stars and it's coaches because we had 100% participation on all four squads.  

The West Baseball All-Stars won both games by 8-3 and 13-11 scores.  Tom Whitaker from Marengo Academy was the 
MVP for the West and Sky Smith from Chambers Academy won the MVP for the East.