Athens Academy's Fall Bookstore Opens Today


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Athens Academy's Online Bookstore Opens Today!

Order Early!  Free Ground Shipping until July 13!

Required materials for rising 7th - 12th grades are now available for purchase.  Receive free ground shipping on your order through Saturday, July 13.

To order:
  • Select "Find Books"
  • Choose "School Year 2013-2014" followed by your child's grade or division
  • Courses are listed alphabetically
  • 7th & 8th grade:  Please purchase the supply package listed for your grade.  For a list of items included in this fee follow one of the links below.                    
              7th Grade Supply Fee List
              8th Grade Supply Fee List
Please note:  Many textbooks are offered as rentals from Follett, Athens Academy's textbook vendor.  The price reflects use for the entire school year.  If you choose to rent a textbook from Follett, this book must be returned at the end of the school year in acceptable condition (no water damage, excessive highlighting, broken binding, etc.).  For your convenience rentals may be checked-in during the May 2014 buyback which is hosted on campus.
Most orders are filled and shipped within 24 hours once the order has been submitted.  Textbooks will be shipped directly to your home or another address you specify.
Questions?  Please contact Mary Catherine Jernigan at mjernigan@athensacademy.org
Athens Academy | 1281 Spartan Lane | P.O. Box 6548 | Athens, Georgia 30604 | Phone: 706.549.9225 | Fax: 706.354.3775

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