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Alumnae Association

Established in 1841, the Albany Academy for Girls Alumnae Association is dedicated to fostering lifelong relationships with its alumnae. The association engages its alumnae to support and promote the growth, development and interests of the school, while upholding its tradition, values, and integrity.

If you would like to join the Alumnae Council or volunteer for an event, please contact Amari Duncan '14.

Meeting Dates

Meetings are held on the third Monday of the month (Sept-May) at 6:30 pm via Zoom. If you would like to attend, please contact Alumnae Council President Amari Duncan '14.

2026-2027 Academic Year Meeting Dates:

  • Optional Summer August Meeting – 8/17

  • 9/21

  • 10/19

  • 11/16

  • 12/21 

  • Annual Joint Holiday Party (TBD)

  • 1/11 (moved for MLK Day)

  • 2/8 (moved for Presidents Day)

  • 3/15

  • 4/19

  • 5/17 (last meeting)

  • Reunion TBD

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Special Giving Opportunity

To honor the legacy of Albany Academy for Girls, we humbly ask for your support in the creation of a dedicated, climate-controlled archival space equal to the present archives space for The Albany Academy. 

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Reunion Weekend is Coming – Mark Your Calendars!

 

May 14–16, 2026

We're thrilled to welcome you back to campus for a weekend filled with celebration, connection, and memories that last a lifetime. Reconnect with classmates, explore how Albany Academy has evolved, and experience the community that shaped you.

A Special Celebration for Our Milestone Classes

We're especially excited to honor our milestone classes ending in 1 and 6—and a heartfelt celebration of the Class of 1976 as they mark their 50th Reunion. This is a momentous occasion, and we can't wait to celebrate this incredible achievement together.

Whether you're returning for your first reunion or your fiftieth, Reunion Weekend is a time to reconnect with the Albany Academy community and celebrate the enduring bonds that define our school.

More details coming soon!

Learn More ABOUT REUNION WEEKEND

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