Back-to-School Hub
Julie Dellibovi | Head of Lower School | 704.864.7744
Candyce Owens | Middle School Coordinator & Dean of Students | 704.864.7744
Carolyn Senter | Head of Upper School & International Programs | 704.864.7744
WELCOME BACK SPARTANS!
The Back-to-School Hub offers all the information you need before beginning the new school year – ALL IN ONE PLACE! Information is updated frequently, please check back for the most up-to-date details.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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OnCampus is Gaston Day School’s Learning Management System, and provides an online platform for students and parents to communicate and participate with all aspects of Gaston Day life, not just academics. Furthermore, through OnCampus, you will also be able to access a number of informational items, including calendars, supply lists, and helpful links. Please reach out to Susan Gibson, our registrar, at sgibson@gastonday.org with any OnCampus questions.
BOOK CLUB | This year’s optional summer reading book for grades 9-12 is Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green. The book explores the scientific and social history of the world’s deadliest disease. Green highlights tuberculosis’s influence on everything from fashion to furniture to notions of beauty and intelligence.
Throughout the book, Green returns to the story of Henry, a patient in Sierra Leone who sparked his curiosity in the disease. When the author first met Henry at Lakka Government Hospital, Green thought his small size was due to his young age, only later learning that Henry’s 17 year old body was stunted by malnutrition and disease. Green explains how international healthcare policies have affected and continue to shape treatment options and availability. He writes, “the history and present of tuberculosis reveal the folly and brilliance and cruelty and compassion of humans. . . . everything is about tuberculosis, and tuberculosis is about everything.”
Students, faculty, and parents are encouraged to read the book and invited to participate in our book club-style discussion once school resumes in August. AP Language and AP Literature students will lead the discussion. We hope to see you there!
LOWER SCHOOL INFORMATION
This year, we are partnering with Belmont Bookshop for our summer reading program. Gaston Day’s library will receive 10% of the proceeds from books ordered on their website or in person. Please be sure to mention Gaston Day when you purchase (or add it to the notes if you order online).
Information coming soon!
MIDDLE SCHOOL INFORMATION
High Dress Days 2025-26
- MS/US-Oct. 8th
- MS/US-Nov. 11th (Veteran’s Day)
- (4th/MS/US)-Feb 4th
- MS-May 21st (8th grade Moving Up Ceremony/MS Awards)
*Students may be asked to wear high dress on other days for various reasons, such as field trips or presentations.
5th & 6 th Grade Summer Reading
7th & 8th Grade Summer Reading
This year, we are partnering with Belmont Bookshop for our summer reading program. Gaston Day’s library will receive 10% of the proceeds from books ordered on their website or in person. Please be sure to mention Gaston Day when you purchase (or add it to the notes if you order online).
OnCampus is Gaston Day School’s Learning Management System, and provides an online platform for students and parents to communicate and participate with all aspects of Gaston Day life, not just academics. Furthermore, through OnCampus, you will also be able to access a number of informational items, including calendars, supply lists, and helpful links. Please reach out to Susan Gibson, our registrar, at sgibson@gastonday.org with any OnCampus questions.
Information coming soon!
UPPER SCHOOL INFORMATION
High Dress Days 2025-26
- MS/US-Oct. 8th
- MS/US-Nov. 11th (Veteran’s Day)
- (4th/MS/US)-Feb 4th
- US-April 15th (US Awards & NHS Inductions)
- 11th grade-May 18th (Jr/Sr Recognition Ceremony)
*Students may be asked to wear high dress on other days for various reasons, such as field trips or presentations.
BOOK CLUB | This year’s optional summer reading book for grades 9-12 is Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green. The book explores the scientific and social history of the world’s deadliest disease. Green highlights tuberculosis’s influence on everything from fashion to furniture to notions of beauty and intelligence.
Throughout the book, Green returns to the story of Henry, a patient in Sierra Leone who sparked his curiosity in the disease. When the author first met Henry at Lakka Government Hospital, Green thought his small size was due to his young age, only later learning that Henry’s 17 year old body was stunted by malnutrition and disease. Green explains how international healthcare policies have affected and continue to shape treatment options and availability. He writes, “the history and present of tuberculosis reveal the folly and brilliance and cruelty and compassion of humans. . . . everything is about tuberculosis, and tuberculosis is about everything.”
Students, faculty, and parents are encouraged to read the book and invited to participate in our book club-style discussion once school resumes in August. AP Language and AP Literature students will lead the discussion. We hope to see you there!
BELMONT BOOKSHOP | This year, we are partnering with Belmont Bookshop for our summer reading program. Gaston Day’s library will receive 10% of the proceeds from books ordered on their website or in person. Please be sure to mention Gaston Day when you purchase (or add it to the notes if you order online).
OnCampus is Gaston Day School’s Learning Management System, and provides an online platform for students and parents to communicate and participate with all aspects of Gaston Day life, not just academics. Furthermore, through OnCampus, you will also be able to access a number of informational items, including calendars, supply lists, and helpful links. Please reach out to Susan Gibson, our registrar, at sgibson@gastonday.org with any OnCampus questions.
Information coming soon!
ATHLETICS INFORMATION
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