by MacKnightly Enewsletter | Oct 17, 2021 | Freshmen, Popular, Weekly Email |
McCallum Freshman Parents/Guardians, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will be coming to do a presentation called “Ending the Silence” for our freshman on October 26. Please see the attached information about the presentation. If you would like to...
by MacKnightly Enewsletter | Oct 17, 2021 | Food, Freshmen, Fundraising, Juniors, Popular, Seniors, Sophomores, Weekly Email |
The Blue Brigade Booster Club is teaming up with Chipotle at 2700 Anderson Lane to hold a Spirit Knight on October 27 from 5:00-9:00 p.m. Chipotle will generously give back 33% of sales made from customers who bring in the attached flyer or show it on their phones....
by MAC Webmaster | Oct 16, 2021 | Academics, Career, College Planning, From the Counselors, Juniors, Popular, Seniors, Uncategorized, Weekly Email |
ACC Spring 2022 registration opens Monday, October 18 for returning students. For new ACC students, it opens on November 1. This is a great way for Juniors and Seniors to take a FREE college-level class and earn college credit hours while also earning a weighted high...
by MacKnightly Enewsletter | Oct 16, 2021 | Juniors, Popular, Seniors, Sophomores, Weekly Email |
It’s time to register and pay for AP exams! The deadline is NOVEMBER 10! ATTENTION! Students and guardians should complete this registration/enrollment together. This is a two-step process and both steps MUST be completed to access to order AP Exams. The entire...
by MAC Webmaster | Oct 14, 2021 | Academics, Freshmen, Juniors, Parents/Guardians, Popular, Seniors, Sophomores, Weekly Email |
Mac Family, AVID is raising money for AP exam fees and college textbook scholarships to help McCallum High School students from populations underrepresented in college. AVID is a national college preparatory program geared towards helping underrepresented populations...
by MAC Webmaster | Oct 10, 2021 | College Planning, From the Counselors, Parents/Guardians, Popular, Seniors, Weekly Email |
FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, opened October 1. House Bill 3 requires all Seniors to either complete the FAFSA form or the FAFSA opt-out form as part of graduation requirements. The FAFSA encompasses grants that can help with college costs. Aid...
