Family Resources

School Lunch

Hot lunch orders for October from Amy's Eats and Treats can be placed online – Access the menu and place an order. For Credit Cards, please call  858-336-2379 or email amysmyth3@gmail.com. Other payments can be sent to Amy Smyth using PayPal @AmySmyth805, or Venmo @Amy-FitFoodGals. Student tabs must be prepaid before the month starts.

For questions, please reach out to 858-336-2379 or amysmyth3@gmail.com.

Please note: there is a 3% service charge added to CC payments.

Physical Education Uniform Guidelines
 

Physical Education Uniform Guidelines

Grades 6–9

As we begin the school year, we want to share the updated Physical Education (PE) uniform guidelines for students in Grades 6–9. Students are required to wear approved Antilles PE clothing and appropriate athletic footwear when participating in Physical Education classes.

PE Uniform Requirements

Approved PE Clothing: PE uniforms must be purchased through the official Antilles School Lands’ End uniform site online or through the Campus Store. Any athletic clothing available for purchase through the Lands’ End Antilles School uniform site is permitted for PE class.

Please note: Gray sweatpants are not included among the approved PE clothing options or school dress code and may not be worn.

PE Days: Students may wear their official PE uniform to school on days when Physical Education is scheduled.

Footwear & Socks: Families must provide appropriate rubber-soled athletic/tennis shoes and athletic socks. Proper footwear is required for safe participation in physical activities.

PE Preparation & Expectations

  • Students are expected to arrive to PE class fully prepared in the required Lands’ End PE uniform and athletic shoes.
  • If a student is not wearing the required PE uniform or appropriate shoes, the student will be required to send an email home, copying their PE teacher, explaining what was missing.
  • Students without appropriate athletic footwear will not be permitted to participate in regular PE activities. After sending their email home, they will be required to walk the perimeter of the gym or field for the remainder of class.
  • When possible, students may retrieve appropriate shoes from their locker or, with permission, borrow a pair from a peer so they can participate.

Thank you for helping ensure that students arrive prepared to participate safely and fully in Physical Education

 

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Middle and Upper School Tardy, Early Dismissal, Absent Form

If your student will be absent, arrive late, or needs to leave early, please fill out the form below. 

Attendance/Tardy Form 

This form is for reporting any attendance-related information. Please fill out this form when reporting tardiness, absences, or early dismissals. Please feel free to contact Chelsea Goguen with any questions or clarifications cgoguen@antilles.vi, 340-776-1600 extension 5601

Extended Day Forms 2026-2027

The Extended Day Program provides a warm, nurturing environment similar to one a child would find at home. It is a time for active outdoor play, relaxation, optional activities, and snack time. It starts at 3:00 p.m. and runs until 5:30 p.m. each school day.

Register your child or children for the Extended Day Program for Toddlers through 5th grade below:

Toddler Extended Day Program

Pre-K and Kindergarten Extended Day

1st and 2nd Grade Extended Day

3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade Extended Day

 

Health Forms 2026-2027

All students are required to have an annual physical exam to be enrolled in school. To be valid for the 2025–2026 school year, physicals must be completed after June 6, 2026, and on or before August 21, 2026.

For returning students whose last physical was completed after the start of the previous school year, a new physical is due two weeks after the previous one expires.

Emergency forms and updated immunization records are due by August 21, 2026, regardless of the physical exam date.

Please note:

  • All forms must be printed. Physicians do not supply school-specific versions.

  • If your child’s physical is delayed, immunization records must still be submitted by August 19. The Department of Health, East End Medical Clinic, Walgreens, and most pediatricians administer immunizations without requiring a full doctor’s visit.

  • If the complete medical packet is not submitted by the end of September 2026, your child will not be permitted to attend school until all required health documentation is received and verified.

Completed forms and immunization cards should be uploaded directly to your FACTS Family Portal. Please visit the School Nurse page for detailed instructions.

REQUIRED HEALTH FORMS FOR 2026-2027

School Bus

Please click here to access the required registration form and email the completed document to Keya Garner if you wish to register for bus service.  

The routes are as follows:

Morning bus: Northside Route leaves Four Corners around 7:10 AM

  • Four Corners
  • Sibs Parking Lot (restaurant parking lot, no longer the school)
  • Entrance to the Farrelly Justice Center (Across from Fort Christian parking lot)

Afternoon Bus: Town Route Leaves Antilles around 3:10 PM

  • Havensight (In front of Medicine Shoppe)
  • Yacht Haven Grande (Bus stop in front)
  • Entrance to the Farrelly Justice Center/Fort Christian parking lot
  • Emancipation Garden

Important: The school bus runs on the VI Department of Education public school schedule. Please take note of this schedule of non-bus days. 

Antilles School Dress Code

Our dress code aims to foster a professional learning environment while giving students some choice in their school clothing options. Our goal is to allow all students to be able to find dress code options that fit their needs while maintaining consistency throughout the school.

Please carefully note the requirements of school-appropriate skirts and shorts by noting where to purchase those items. While gray, khaki, and navy pants may be purchased from any vendor of choice, please note that sweatpants and athletic wear of any kind are not allowed as bottoms.  Pants must be professional in appearance and may not resemble athletic wear in any way.

Grade 6-9 students have PE and may wear Antilles athletic wear on the days PE occurs in their schedule. Gray sweatpants are not included in PE clothing options or dress code clothing, and may not be worn. 

Mondays are Antilles Spirit Shirt days - students may wear t-shirts and athletic shirts on Mondays in lieu of the polo, as long as it is an Antilles School shirt. 

Lands' End
  1. Create an account on Lands' End.
  2. Click on School Uniform, and select Antilles School
  3. Make a profile for each of your students using their age and gender
  4. View and select uniform options
  5. Remember - only shop using the Antilles School page - it has the added embroidery and Antilles logos
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Summer Reading 2026

Summer reading is an important part of your child's reading education. Research has shown that reading over the summer helps children maintain the skills and strategies they have developed during the school year and puts them on the right track for the upcoming school year. 

Students entering the Toddler Program-Grade 3 are not required to complete summer reading; however, our Suggested Summer Reading List is listed below. We encourage reading as a family - even accomplished readers enjoy having someone read to them.

Required Summer Reading, Grades 4 to 12

Suggested Summer Reading, All Grades 

Summer Reading | Library Media

Antilles School Emergency Weather Protocol

Antilles School Emergency Weather Protocol
For Tropical Storms and Severe Weather


A Commitment to Timely, Clear Communication
At Antilles School, the safety of our students, families, and staff is our highest priority. When severe weather approaches, we work quickly to assess on-campus conditions and share updates as soon as possible. Our goal is to keep you informed so you can make the best decisions for your family’s safety.

If you do not receive a message from us the day of or day after a major event, school will be open as scheduled. Families are always encouraged to consider their own neighborhood conditions when deciding whether to come to campus.

Click here for our Emergency Weather Protocols. 

 

 

School Supplies

All textbooks, novels, and curricular supplies are provided. Families are responsible for personal supplies. (Exceptions may apply for Grades 6-12 Fine Arts classes. 

Grades 6-12 - Students are provided with a school-issued Chromebook or laptop.