SA Summer Camp 2024 will be full of action, from outdoor exploration, to babysitter training, to acting, dance, art, music, and more! Program registration is open for students in rising 1st-8th. Sign up and view the 2024 summer camp offerings, weeks, hours, and cost at:

SA Summer Camp

A note for 3K and JK families: Additional summer programming options for 3K and JK classes will be offered as well! Stay tuned for more on this in the coming weeks.

Student volunteers: SA Summer Camp is accepting student volunteers and assistants from grades rising 7th-12th. If your child is interested, please contact Dakota Raney.

2024-25 SA Calendar

View the Tentative SA Calendar for 2024-25

Note: The detailed calendars for each division will be made available later this spring.



Are you looking for a creative way to tell your child, “I love you, and I’m proud of you”? Recognize them in this year’s yearbook! Ads can be purchased for students of all grades.

• Choose the size of your ad.
• Compose a message of encouragement, recognize a teacher/staff member, or emphasize a special memory.
• Email photo(s) to Lizzy Roy at [email protected]
• Return the completed form with payment to the front office, and email your photo/info no later than Monday, Feb. 12.

View the Yearbook Recognition Ad Form with Prices



Middle School Winter Ball

We're thrilled to announce the upcoming Winter Ball for grades 5-8 on Friday, February 23, from 7 - 10 p.m. Invitations have been sent home. We can't wait to see our students celebrate with music, laughter, dancing, and more! Admission will be $10 at the door.

To make this event truly special, we need your support. We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help with set-up, decorations, chaperoning, refreshments, etc. Your willingness to lend a hand will go a long way in making an evening of fun possible for our students. In addition to volunteers, we also appreciate item donations. Whether you can volunteer your time or donate items, we encourage you to visit this link:

MS Winter Ball Sign-up Link

Let's work together to create a memorable night for our students!

Seventh Grade Harlem Renaissance Study

Seventh grade students continue their study of American history and the interconnection of artistic movements through an investigation of the Roaring Twenties and the Harlem Renaissance. The significance of this part of the American story is being highlighted and celebrated through poetry readings, analysis of historical documents, and artistic appreciation opportunities. 

Students visited the Belk Theater in Charlotte for a performance by the Dance Theater of Harlem in connection with Salisbury Academy’s fidelity to experiential learning. The Dance Theater of Harlem was established during the Civil Rights Movement by Arthur Mitchell, the nation’s first Black principal dancer in the New York City Ballet. Mr. Mitchell was inspired by the Movement and the immense talent in Harlem to create a dance company that celebrated dancers from their community. 

Looking ahead, the seventh graders will engage in discussion and reflection to make connections between the Dance Theater of Harlem and other artistic movements and periods of history they have studied, including current events. Experiences such as these create opportunities for learning and growth not just in the areas of social studies and language arts, but in empathy and cultural appreciation for our own community and beyond. 

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