The Harvey Academy Weekly Update

Upper School students should bring their own water bottle to school every day.

The first time a student forgets their water bottle, they will receive a disposable plastic cup labeled with their name.

For any additional instances, the student will be provided a water bottle from the snack cart, and a $1.00 charge will be applied to their Gradelink account.

The September Parent Advisory Meeting is this coming Tuesday, September 24, 2024 ay 8:00 a.m. in the Harvey Homeschool, Suite 205.

Please click here to RSVP.

Tuition payments will be posted on the Parent Gradelink Portal on the 15th of each month.

October invoices are posted. Please pay your invoice.

PLEASE NOTE:

• You must log in to view the invoice and make payments.
• Automatic payments can be set up through the portal.
• The invoice balance will not change to $0 until the payment has been approved/posted, & this may take up to a week.

Please reach out to Ms. Gamache with any questions.

If your child purchases form the snack cart, please send them with bills no larger than $5.00, as we do not have change for larger bills. Please see the snack cart price list below.

PLEASE DO NOT SEND PAYMENTS THROUGH ZELLE OR VENMO

PLEASE READ THE STUDENT HANDBOOK AND DISCIPLINE POLICY AND COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW ACKNOWLEDGING YOU HAVE DONE SO. THESE ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON GRADELINK.

PAYMENT REMINDER:

Casual Friday will be charged to your child's Gradelink account and can be paid on Gradelink. If you prefer to pay via check, please give the check to Ms. Gamache.

You may pay for casual Fridays in advance, just make a note of the Casual Friday dates you are paying for on the memo part of the check or on the notes section of Gradelink. Ms. Gamache will then update your account.

Please click the calendar or here to view a larger format of the 2024-2025 Academic Calendar.

Please note that this calendar is subject to change.

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