Parents

Parents’ Guide to FA

Admissions
Advisors
Athletics
Bus Tickets
Calendar
Contacts
Directions to FA
Directions to Schools (Athletics Opponents)
Dress Code
Giving to FA 
Medical Consent Form 
Parent Guide to Gala
Parents’ Handbook 2008-09
Sports Photos
Summer Programs
Volunteer Opportunities

Advisors

Each student is assigned an academic advisor, your contact for general questions about your child. This faculty member issues progress reports and report cards. Course-specific questions can be made to the teacher directly. There is also a class advisor who stays with the class from 7th through 12th grade.

Bus Tickets

Bus plans are billed separately, but individual tickets for the mid-Cape, Duxbury and Woods Hole routes may be purchased in books of ten ($100) from Mrs. Joyner in the Business Office. Unused tickets may be turned in for credit in June.

Contacts

Absences

Mrs. Garcia

Academic Questions

Dr. Bradley, Your child’s teacher, his or her advisor

Admissions

Mr. Earley

Alumni

Mrs. Campbell

Arts

Mrs. Hobbie

Athletics

Mr. Wells

Billing Questions

Mrs. Joyner

Bookstore

Mrs. Joyner

Bus Schedule

Mr. Swanbeck

Bus Tickets

Mrs. Joyner

College Guidance

Mrs. Taylor

Development

Mrs. Pring

Library

Mrs. Naro

Lost & Found

Mr. Sperduto

National Honor Society

Mrs. Swanbeck

Parents’ Association

Mrs. Campbell

Public Relations

Mrs. T. Clark

Publications (The GAM, Mainsail Yearbook)

Ms. Muniz

Science Fair

Mrs. Twichell

Student Council

Mrs. E. Clark

Technology

Mrs. Centurino

Transcripts

Mrs. Garcia

Dress Code

All students must dress in a neat and presentable way. No blue denim, hats or sunglasses indoors, body peircings (except for earrings), tee shirts or writing on shirts, except for small logos on breast pocket is allowed. Sweatshirts that are plain or with the name of a college or FA are allowed in cold weather. Knee-length shorts may be worn in September and May, but only with a collared, buttoned shirt. Midruff and cleavage areas must be covered. Skirt lengths may be no shorter than the length of a girl’s fingertips at her side.