Due to the anticipated impact of Tropical Storm Debby, Memorial Day School and Memorial Day School Childcare Center will be CLOSED Monday, August 5th, Tuesday, August 6th, and Wednesday, August 7th.
This decision has been made out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of our students and faculty. Monday's full day closure will allow our families and faculty to adequately make storm preparations.
Our first day of school will be Thursday, August 8th. Thank you for understanding, and please stay safe!
WSAV-TV features our new Athletic Director, Andrea Bagnall.
It is April 25th and we can't help but to look down the calendar to May 25th. We are one month away from the graduation exercise of our Class of 2024.
We certainly have made many memories during the last 10 months. This class is full of intelligent, thoughtful and kind young men and women but they are also quite mischievous as as all teens can be. It has been a fun year and we are sad to see them go, but look forward to the next class of Seniors.
Our students become FAMILY and our family is growing. It is a uniqueness at Memorial Day and one that we don't believe you can find at any other school. Because our campus is small; because our classrooms are not overcrowded - our faculty can find the time to talk with, consult with, and become more than just teachers.
Pick a day to visit our campus and you will probably find a member of our alumni visiting to see the favorite teachers. The hugs and well-wishes are heartfelt because of this FAMILY we have created.
We welcome you to come visit and see why Memorial Day is celebrating 53 years of teaching our Savannah community's students and we will continue to be here for 53 more.
At Memorial Day ...... WE ARE FAMILY !!
Credit: Prep Sports Report
For the first time in Memorial Day School's history, a student-athlete has been named to the Georgia Independant Athletic Association (GIAA) All-State Basketball team two years in a row.
MATAS AIDIETIS, a 6'8", 205-pound senior from Lithuania, was chosen by the GIAA coaches for the honor and was named to the Senior All-Star team.
Aidietis averages 16 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 blocks per game.
The Senior exchange student is considering some college options now and hopes to announce his intentions to stay in the USA to pursue his dream of playing at the next level.
