High School also participated in the EXA Dress Code Fashion Show! Dressed for success and having fun! Our models showed up and out! Lila K. Brown Dr. Keshia Dixon-Mosley

EXCEL Academy Student Services participated in Super Stop Training on Wednesday to prepare to provide more timely programming to our students. Dr. Shannon Ellis Lila K. Brown Dr. Keshia Dixon-Mosley chon hester Jeff Rader

EXA Salutes All Veterans! We send a special thanks to our EXA family Mr. Lee, Mrs. Henry, and Officer Petty! #redwhiteandblueday

EXA staff wore blue today to kick off Kindness Week! 💙 Dee Johnson Lila K. Brown Dr. Keshia Dixon-Mosley chon hester

Our second week of orientation was a success! Thanks for stopping by today, Coordinator A. Davis!

Today for Kindness Week, EXA Ss created TikToks or Reels that spread the message of kindness. Ms. Steward's homeroom created a great TikTok! Check it out! #passalongkindness #Itcostsnothingbekind Dee Johnson chon hester Chris McLeod Lila K. Brown Dr. Keshia Dixon-Mosley

Students who demonstrated random acts of kindness had their names entered into a drawing. Our winner was a middle school student nominated by Ms. Stewart! #kindnesspassiton Lila K. Brown Dr. Keshia Dixon-Mosley chon hester Chris McLeod

EXA Student Support Services treated teachers to dessert bar for Thanksgiving. We also raffled off prizes! We appreciate all of their hard work and their dedication to our students. We pour into them so they can pour into our students! Dee Johnson Lila K. Brown Dr. Keshia Dixon-Mosley

Army Recruiter Sgt. Wright came to EXA today to speak with high school Ss during lunch. We want to make sure students are aware of all of their post-secondary options.

Demont Pope and Akeia Keith spoke purpose and positivity over our middle and high school Ss. They gave Ss shirts and books and even agreed to come again and mentor Ss. These dynamic individuals graciously shared their time and knowledge with EXA and we are forever grateful!

Ms. Sloan and Mrs. Grant spent the morning at the CTAERN Psychological Trauma: A Path to Resilience training. The theme of the first session was: Our need for safety supercedes everything! If Ss are to truly EXCEL, trauma informed practices must be systemic. chon hester