Memphis Campus Health and Safety Rules

St. George’s Memphis campus health and safety rules for the 2020-2021 school year.

Callie Hollis, Media Editor|September 4, 2020

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The Hernando de Soto Bridge is framed between several buildings on Poplar Avenue. Memphis was one of several cities that was hit hard amid shut downs of businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Empty Spaces of Memphis

Teachers stand in the parking lot to ensure that students dismiss in an orderly fashion. Grade levels were released gradually, starting with seniors and ending with freshmen.

COVID-19 Sends Upper School Home

Mr. Hills stands with members of the Institute for Citizenship in front of Dr. W.H. Brewster Elementary School, which was the site of a service project last year. Mr. Hills had to rely on the members to find the focus of their service this year. Photo courtesy of Joy Huff.

Leading into the Unknown

Germantown Campus Health and Safety Rules

Germantown Campus Health and Safety Rules

Collierville Campus Health and Safety Rules

Collierville Campus Health and Safety Rules

Mr. Ferguson readies the students to start a new game of tug of war. Each house competed against each other to determine a final champion.

Return of the Houses

Seniors ambush Mr. Slatery with silly string on the boardwalk. Participating seniors were stationed from the field house to the senior deck for the prank.

Seniors Pull Contamination Station Prank

For Good Performed by Choir Members of the Class of 2021

“For Good” Performed by Choir Members of the Class of 2021

Gryphons Womens Lacrosse Faces Off Against Collierville

Gryphon’s Women’s Lacrosse Faces Off Against Collierville

Alanna Tries Chicken Sandwiches

Alanna Tries Chicken Sandwiches

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