Students who
earned a grade point average of 93 or above during the fall semester were
treated to a catered luncheon at Holy Trinity Catholic Church adjacent
to the school. Those who earned a grade point averaged between 90 and
93 enjoyed an ice cream social at the high school, and all students with
averages of 85 and above received "goody bags" filled with candy,
coupons from local vendors and other treats.
The Academic
Booster luncheons, held every fall and spring, are designed to recognize
the academic achievements of McIntosh students. Luncheon entrees are donated
that provided food for the spring luncheon and ice cream social include
Arby's, Beef O'Brady's, Chick-fil-A, CiCi's Pizza, Fuddruckers, Kroger,
Partners II Pizza, Pizza Hut, Publix, Scholtzsky's Deli, Subway, Taco
Bell, and Wendy's.
The Academic
Booster Club also awards academic letters to all McIntosh students who
maintain a grade point average of 90 or above, offers financial support
to academic clubs at the school, and hosts two staff appreciation luncheons
each year.







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