GLOW GAZETTE
MARCH 23, 2026
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
GLOW Students & Families,
Each day, we see glimpses of our students' talents and accomplishments, but when we take a step back and look at the full picture, it is truly remarkable. Our students are engaged in such a wide array of activities, and they continue to show up to school each day with dedication, curiosity, and heart.
From the energy and teamwork on the flag football field, to the academic excellence of our National Honor Society, to those representing GLOW on international and out-of-state trips, our students are embracing opportunities and making the most of them. We also have students diving deep into academic challenges like Science Olympiad, while others are expressing their creativity through the arts (our artists are currently preparing for a gallery show, so be sure to save the date for April 24th!).
What stands out most is not just what our students are doing, but also the commitment and courage they exhibit in their willingness to try new things. They are exploring their passions, supporting one another, and growing into confident young leaders.
Thank you to our staff and families for the role you play in supporting these experiences and encouraging our students to reach their full potential. It is a joy to witness all that they are accomplishing.
Wishing you all a great week,
Kate B. Tayloe
Principal
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HIGH SCHOOL COURSE PLANNING
GLOW Academy families, we are firmly in the course planning season for the 2026-27 school year!
Ms. Andersen, our Academic Counselor has visited classrooms of rising 9-12th grades to provide an overview of important information and forms for students to make their core subject and elective requests. She has also met individually with all rising 9-12th grade students to discuss progress toward studentsโ graduation and student schedule requests for next year.
Parents are encouraged to watch THIS VIDEO PRESENTATION which closely aligns with the presentation made to students.
Any parents of rising 9-12th grade students who would like to meet with Ms. Andersen to ask questions or raise concerns about their studentโs graduation status are encouraged to contact Ms. Andersen at landersen@glowacademy.net OR 910-338-5258 x128.
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GLOW Academy
Email: info@glowacademy.net
Website: www.glowacademy.net
Location: 4100 Sunglow Drive, Wilmington, NC, USA
Phone: 910.338.5258
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