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Faculty and Staff Directory
Student Handbooks
Student Supply Lists and Communication
School Uniforms
Registrar's Corner
Parent- Teacher Association (PTA)
The Drew PTA's mission is to speak on behalf of Drew children in the schools, in the community, and before governmental bodies and organizations that make decisions affecting them; To encourage parent and community involvement and facilitate better communication at Drew Charter School; and To assist our parents in developing the skills they need to raise and protect their children.
The Drew Charter School PTA provides programs and services to the students, parents, and teachers of Drew Charter School to help facilitate its mission and support the teachers, provide resources for the parents, and enhance the education of the children enrolled in the school.
What do PTA dues pay for at Drew Charter School?
Drew Charter PTA provides support to our students, teachers, and families that would otherwise be unavailable at the school.
Our PTA provides:
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Teacher and Classroom Enrichment and Innovation Grants for projects enhancing student learning
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PTA Principals' Coffees and Parent Workshops for parents in all academies
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Summer Program Expo with vendors of summer programs for all ages of students
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Social Opportunities for Drew families including the Fall Festival, the Red and White Ball, Screen on the Green, Family Dinner Night and dances, refreshments, and other activities in Junior and Senior Academy
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Walk to School Day and other Health & Wellness initiatives
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Uniform donation programs at both upper and lower campus
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Teacher Appreciation programs
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Eagle Giving Tree holiday gift donation program
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Room Parent organization and support
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Reflections Art program
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Student incentive program support
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Updated PTA Website with important PTA and school information
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And so much more!
Media Center Services
Eagles Book Club
Junior Academy Only (Grades 6th - 8th)
The DREW-Eagles Book Club is designed to promote literacy school wide. This special group of students enjoys reading just for pleasure! Students will read a list of books and participate in monthly book discussions.
Book club members will participate in Book Fairs, Book Buddy Mentoring Program, Reading Counts, AFPL Library Card Drive, Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl, Writing Workshop, Blog for Club and many more!
Book Buddies Program
Senior Academy Only (Grades 9th - 12th)
In keeping with this forward-looking and student-directed approach to education, Drew has implemented a peer mentoring program that integrates STEAM with literacy. The Book Buddies program pairs 9th, 10th and 11th grade Drew students with Kindergarten learners chosen based on their need for additional literacy support. Each month, “Big Buddies” engage in one-on-one reading time with their “Little Buddies,” and work together on a variety of activities designed to strengthen the younger students’ reading comprehension skills. What differentiates this program from other peer literacy programs and results in a greater impact on student achievement is that all literacy activities are interwoven with science, technology, engineering, arts and math, while challenging all participants to practice essential 21st century competencies, such as technology fluency, creativity, collaboration and problem solving.
Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl Team
The Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl (“HRRB”) is a unique reading competition offered to Drew 4th-12th grade students. The “bowl” is a competition between schools and uses questions from the Georgia Book Award and Georgia Peach Teens list nominees in a quiz bowl-like format.Novel Engineering is an integrated approach to teaching engineering and literacy. As part of Novel Engineering, students develop projects based on texts they read in English Language Arts or other content classes, such as history. The characters become their clients and students pull from the text to scope problems and set constraints as they engage in engineering design.
Athletics
Drew Charter School and The Georgia High School Association Athletics are committed to proving our students with a robust and competitive athletics program. All of the athletics offered encourage and facilitate teamwork, cooperation, and leadership, which we believe will provide our students a platform for success at school and beyond in their lives.
The Junior Academy Athletic Program currently consists of the following sports:
- Baseball (Spring)
- Basketball (Winter)
- Competition Cheerleading
- Cross Country (Fall)
- Golf (Spring)
- Soccer (Spring)
- Softball (Fall)
- Spirit Cheerleadling (Winter)
- Tennis (Spring)
- Track & Field (Spring)
The Senior Academy Athletic Program currently consists of the following sports:
- Baseball (Spring)
- Basketball (Winter)
- E-Sports (Winter)
- Golf (Spring)
- Soccer (Spring)
- Softball (Fall)
- Spirit Cheerleadling (Winter)
- Tennis (Spring)
- Track & Field (Spring)
- Cross Country (Fall)
- JV and Varsity Volleyball (Fall)
Announcements regarding interest meetings and try-outs for the above sports will be placed on the "About Drew Athletics" section of this website.
To register for any Drew Athletic Teams, please click the link below. If you have any questions regarding the status of Drew Athletic during our virtual enviroment, please email Director of Athletics, Tracy Edwards at Tracy.Edwards@drewcharterschool.org. For questions regarding registration or uploading physicals please contact Family ID 24-hour Technical Support at support@familyid.com or 781-205-2800
For access to specific sport calendars and gear, visit Big Teams.