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Tyler Putnam earns the
2010 Student Athlete Achievement Award

On Sunday December 5, 2010, ASCS eighth grader Tyler Putnam was honored at the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame Awards Banquet. Tyler was one of one of only 16 scholar athletes from the State of Virginia who earned this award. Joining Tyler at this event were his parents, relatives, Coach Pat and Dr. Lyons.

Tyler was honored for his athletic abilities, academic success and community service. The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame and Museum annually honors middle and high school students whom they consider the “best and brightest” student athletes from our state. Tyler’s accomplishments include honor roll since the fourth grade, earning the Prudential Spirit of Community Award, participation in golf and basketball, and volunteering as assistant youth golf coach at the YMCA First Tee of Hampton Roads, where he has logged over 300 volunteer hours this year. He has been on the Varsity Golf Team since 6th grade and in 2009 was awarded AAU/AYGA Golf Player of the Year.

Congratulations Tyler and we look forward to your continued success in our school, in your church and community!

Video Clips - Please paste entire http: address IN BROWSER.

Pledge of Allegiance and Tyler delivering the Invocation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKcf9EdVs1U&layer_token=32de10698fa0aa6a

Tyler being interviewed by Joel Rubin when he received his medal for being a finalist: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUNrfOzTFB0&layer_token=015059ff6b9fc993

Community Service Awards

2010 Prudential Spirit of Community Award

This annual award is given to 5th-12th graders in recognition of their community service. The school chooses one middle school (5th-8th) and one high school (9th-12th) student to nominate for state-level judging.

Our middle school winner is Tyler Putnam, and high school winner is Matt Arends. They have been selected by the school for state-level judging. Congratulations to our two school winners! Congratulations to the winners and to the additional students who have completed significant volunteer work and applied for this award:

Matt Arends has assisted with dozens of Eagle Scout projects, including his own.
He has logged over 300 hours as a volunteer instructor at the Virginia Aquarium
since age 11.
Amber LoMele works with Invisible Children, an organization dedicated to aiding disadvantaged children in Uganda. For two years, she has also served as assistant dance instructor at the Bobbi and Helen School of Dance.
Casey Keefe enjoys a number of volunteer activities including serving in a library and a soup kitchen, helping feed the homeless and teaching pre-schoolers in her church.
Chris Alexander volunteers at his church each Sunday. This summer he taught the Bible to children during a week-long missions trip in New Jersey, and assisted with vacation Bible school.
Tyler Putnam volunteers with the First Tee of Hampton Roads, the YMCA youth golf program. He puts in a full Saturday of work each week as an assistant golf coach for the youngest golfers, ages 4-5.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Can I pay my tuition payment online?
A. Yes, you can. Click on the FACTS link for information on how to sign up.
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Q. How do I apply for Financial Aid?
A. We have partnered with FACTS Financial Aid to evaluate the financial needs of our families. Even though FACTS will do the initial financial evaluation, the final decision on all financial aid grants lies within ASCS. Please note these items must be submitted to FACTS with your application:

Q. What happened to Edline and how will I be able to follow my child's educational grades and needs?
A. We have replaced Edline with a more global and innovative program called RenWeb. This secure online communication program has many tools for our families and faculty to use throughout the year in all aspects of school life. This system is password protected.

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