Raising funds to enrich the Walton High School Community
Our campaign is complete and most bows have made their way to your mailboxes! Because of your donations, the Foundation will be able to fulfill our mission to support the students and staff at our school by keeping class sizes small, offering unique classes outside the curriculum, care of our memorial gardens, and host student activities like Call to Conversation.
(we have a few more bows going up in the upcoming weeks)
SLC Applications are now open for FRESHMAN applicants. Please fill out the form below.
Applications are due December 13.
https://www.waltonhighschoolfoundation.org/freshman-2025-app/
Finals are coming up! Support your Walton student and Habitat for Humanity by sending your child a “Fuel for Finals” goody bag.Each bag is filled with an assortment of goodies, a healthy snack, AND a personalized message from YOU!
The cost is only $10 per goody bag, and the proceeds will be used toward building a home through the NW Metro Atlanta Habitat for Humanity in the spring.
Order today! The deadline to purchase is Wednesday, Dec 11 at 5 PM.
The “Fuel for Finals” bags will be delivered to your child’s homeroom on Monday, December 16th.
To purchase a Fuel for Finals goody bag:
https://www.waltonhighschoolfoundation.org/walton-habitat-for-humanity-fuel-for-finals/
To learn more about Habitat for Humanity at Walton:
https://www.waltonhighschoolfoundation.org/habitat-for-humanity/
Questions? Please contact waltonhabitat@gmail.com
Pure3on is a a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering younger generations with the knowledge and skills they need to make positive change in the world.
Their programs are designed to promote awareness, educate, and inspire young people to take action towards creating a sustainable future. The Walton High School Foundation is supporting the launching of a Pure3on chapter at the school and they have a planning meeting and trivia night coming up at 7 pm on Thursday, November 14 at Mellow Mushroom on Johnson Ferry Road. All interested students are welcome.
The memorial garden for Dr. Hugh McLeod, generously donated by his wife Leslie and his daughter Lauren, has been getting some TLC. Over the summer the large columns were pressured washed, and our landscaper has been trimming and weeding. A new memorial plaque was install and some fall foliage has been planted in the two main pots at the entrance to the garden. This garden, located behind the cafe, is used by many students to take a much needed respite, study for tests, catch up with a friend, or enjoy a sunny day. Thanks to Jennifer Labarthe for her time and talent helping the Foundation to make the garden a place for all to enjoy.
