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PRINCIPAL
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
ADMIN ASSISTANT
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
GUIDANCE DIRECTOR
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3/08 - Principal Chat 9:00AM
3/08 - SGC mtg. 4:00PM
3/10 -
Teacher Work Day *
3/11 -
Teacher Work Day*
3/15 -
Principal Chat 6:00PM
3/17-19-Spring Musical 7:00PM
3/25-26-Spring Musical 7:00PM
3/23 - Early Release Day
4/4-4/8 -
Spring Break*
4/16 - Fashion Show
4/20 - Early Release Day
4/23 -
Prom
4/28-30 - Spring Cirque Show
4/25-5/6 -
EOC Exams
5/5-5/7 - Spring Cirque Show
5/02-5/13 -
AP Exams
5/23-5/26 -
Final Exams
5/26 -
Last Day/Graduation
*=NO SCHOOL
FOR STUDENTS
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MILTON'S PARTNERS
IN EDUCATION
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BALFOUR ON CAMPUS TUESDAY!
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***CORRECTION***
Balfour will be on campus this Tuesday, MARCH 8 to accept cap & gown orders by cash or check . Mandatory cap & gown packages are $60. Online orders should be made at www.gabalfour.com.
All cap and gown orders should be placed by March 14 to avoid a $25 price increase on March 15.
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MILTON SCIENCE OLYMPIAD TAKES 1ST PLACE
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This past weekend, Milton brought two teams to the Regional Science Olympiad Tournament at Georgia Tech. We won the tournament AND received a huge trophy and an invite to the State Competition on April 16, 2016!
Not only is this the
first time in Milton's history that we took 1st at a regional tournament, but it is also the
first time that we scored below 100 as a team and the
first time that we won over 30 awards!
Here is the full listing of awards:
Air Trajectory:
2nd -
Fuzail Syed & Jack Levitt
3rd -
Suraj Chatrathi & Simon Wang
Anatomy and Physiology:
6th -
Nisha Bhat & Remi Klein
9th -
Pooja Jacob
Astronomy:
3rd -
Jean Moorman & Suraj Chatrathi
8th -
Jack Levitt
Bridge Building:
2nd -
Anita Li & Jim Kilian
Cell Biology:
5th -
Roxana Hojjatie & Jean Moorman
Chem Lab:
4th - Veena Jaipradeep & Roxana Hojjatie
Disease Detectives:
5th - Anita Li and Suraj Chatrathi
Dynamic Planet:
3rd - Jack Levitt and Fuzail Syed
8th - Abhisri Ramesh & Veena Jaipradeep
Electric Vehicle:
Experimental Design:
2nd -
Simon Wang, Veena Jaipradeep, & Abhisri Ramesh
Forensics:
2nd -
Beyza Akgun & Samantha Lang
9th -
Pooja Jacob
Fossils:
2nd -
Abhisri Ramesh & Roopsha Bandopadhyay
Game On:
4th -
Jack Levitt & Julian Hamelberg
8th -
Simon Wang & Suraj Chatrathi
Geologic Mapping:
1st -
Veena Jaipradeep & Jean Moorman
Green Generation:
1st -
Nisha Bhat & Roopsha Bandopadhyay
Hydrogeology:
1st -
Grace Cassidy & Jim Kilian
Invasive Species:
3rd -
Anita Li & Remi Klein
It's About Time:
1st -
Jim Kilian & Roxana Hojjatie
Protein Modeling:
1st -
Grace Cassidy, Jean Moorman, & Roopsha Bandopadhyay
Robot Arm:
1st -
Samantha Lang & Jim Kilian
Wind Power:
4th -
Simon Wang & Samantha Lang
Wright Stuff:
1st -
Daniel Ling & Pooja Jacob
2nd -
Remi Klein & Veena Jaipradeep
Write It Do It:
6th -
Beyza Akgun & Samantha Lang
7th -
Fuzail Syed & Daniel Ling
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MILTON'S NATHAN IKLITTE
WINS NATIONAL SERVICE AWARD
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Milton Senior, Nathan Iklitte, son of Vance & Cecelia Ikhittle, has been honored for his exemplary volunteer service with a Certificate of Excellence from The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, a national program that honors youth volunteers nationwide for outstanding volunteer service. The program, sponsored by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), grants Certificates of Excellence to the top 10 percent of all applicants in each state and the District of Columbia. Nathan prepared, cooked, and served breakfast foods to patients of the Ronald McDonald House. He learned organization skills and teamwork. He also worked at North Fulton Charities Center. There, he organized shelves, served canned food to customers, and helped unload trucks.
"Prudential is honored to celebrate the contributions of these remarkable young volunteers," said Prudential Chairman and CEO John Strangfeld. "By shining a spotlight on the difference they've made in their communities, we hope others are inspired to volunteer, too." "These students have not only improved their communities through their exemplary volunteer service, but also set a fine example for their peers," said JoAnn Bartoletti, executive director of NASSP. "Each of their stories is proof of the impact one young person can have when they decide to make a difference."
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PARENTS ONLY EVENT
YOUR CHILD'S DIGITAL TATTOO
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DIGITAL SAFETY FOR OUR STUDENTS
We all know kids of all ages are using devices and social media is a huge issue for our kids! The Milton Alliance is bringing GBI Presenter: Malenka Warner Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force to the Milton High auditorium on Sunday, March 20 at 7:00pm. Malenka provides parents information to help them help their children of all ages navigate devices and social media.
This is a PARENTS ONLY event!
You won't regret it!
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MILTON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS:
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN
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GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!
Milton Theatre Company is excited to announce our 2016 spring musical...
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN; a wickedly inspired re-imagining of the Frankenstein legend, based on Mel Brooks' classic 1974 comedy masterpiece!
Grandson of the infamous Victor Frankenstein, Frederick Frankenstein inherits his family's estate in Transylvania. With the help of his hunchbacked sidekick, Igor, and leggy lab assistant, Inga - Frederick finds himself in the mad scientist shoes of his ancestors. "It's a...live!" he exclaims as he brings to life a creature to rival his grandfather's. Eventually, of course, the monster escapes and hilarity continuously abounds.
With such memorable tunes as "The Transylvania Mania," "He Vas My Boyfriend" and "Puttin' On The Ritz," the campy fun of Young Frankenstein is scientifically-proven, monstrously good entertainment! Tickets for Young Frankenstein are on sale today. Visit
http://miltontheatrecompany.com/ to purchase tickets.
CONTENT ADVISEMENT: COMEDIC, ADULT HUMOR & SITUATIONS (PG-13)
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SUMMER SCHOOL INFORMATION
Summer school registration opens March 1, 2016. Summer School is an opportunity for students to accelerate or recover credits during the time between school years. Face-to-face and virtual offerings exist and often provide students with a broader array of options than those available during the school year.
The summer sessions are condensed versions of content provided during the school year, and students must have their course requests validated by their counselor before being enrolled. Fulton Virtual Summer School is open to middle and high school students.
Tuition is required for classes taken for the first time and transportation is provided between selected locations for high school students attending face-to-face summer school.
For Summer 2016, students who need to retake a class (up to 2 credits) may attend Fulton County Summer School or Fulton Virtual School at no cost.
Summer School will be located at Cambridge High School.
- Fulton Virtual Summer School June 6-July 15, 2016
- Face-to-Face Summer School June 8-July 12, 2016
- Personal Fitness will only meet June 8-June 28, 2016
- School is closed on Monday, July 4, 2016 for Independence Day
- End of Course (EOC) Testing July 11-12, 2016.
All face-to-face students and virtual students who are taking an EOC course will participate in testing.
For more information please click HERE.
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SCHOOL GOVERNANCE MEETING
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Meeting with Public Comment - Tuesday, March 8th, 4:00pm
The next meeting of the Milton HS School Governance Council is scheduled for Tuesday March 8, 2016 at 4:00PM in the Media Center at Milton HS. This meeting will allow for public comment. Speakers may address the council at the meeting with comments limited to three minutes. Anyone wishing to comment should respond to the Chairman, Ann Price, at [email protected] by Friday, March 4, 2016 at noon.
To access the agenda for this meeting and to learn more about the School Governance Council, visit the Milton High School website at: http://school.fultonschools.org/hs/milton/Pages/sgc.aspx
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GRADUATION INFORMATION
Milton's GRADUATION CEREMONY will be held on Thursday May 26, 2016 @ 8:00PM in the stadium. No tickets are required.
In order for a student to participate in the ceremony, he/she must have a cap, gown, tassel, and diploma cover. This package should be ordered by Monday March 14, 2016 to avoid a $25 price increase. Orders should be placed online at www.gabalfour.com. Balfour will be on campus one last time on Thursday March 10, 2016 during all lunches to accept orders by cash or check.
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Senior Slide Show Deadline: Wednesday March 30, 2016
- Each senior may submit 2 recent appropriate photos. We want pictures of every senior!
- Individual and group photos are allowed.
- Photos may be submitted digitally via CD or emailed to [email protected]. You will get an automatic reply when your email is received.
- In order to ensure your photos are included in the slideshow, please follow these instructions:
- Deadline: Wednesday, March 30, 2016. Late submissions cannot be accepted due to the large nature of the project
- File names: Save as "Last Name, First Name 1" and "Last name, first name 2" of the senior(s)
- Subject line: In the subject line of the email, please put senior's last name, first name
- Group photos: please include names of each person in photo.
- File size: Submit actual size or large, high quality photos. (Please no low quality or small file size pictures. Pictures saved from social media will not work. 1 MB and up would be great!)
- Appropriate (clothing, depictions, etc.) photos only will be included.
- Failure to follow above instructions will result in your pictures not being included in the slideshow.
- Please be certain to pay your senior dues to ensure you receive a DVD at the Senior Breakfast.
Milton Grad Lawn Signs for Sale!
The senior class is selling lawn signs to raise funds for their senior gift to the school. Signs are $20 or $30 (double-sided) and should be ordered online at www.VIPdecals.com for delivery at school. Designs and other info can be found on the website.
Get your Graduation Info and Reminders! Text @milton16 to 81010 for graduation and senior events information and reminders.
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PTSA SCHOLARSHIPS
Attention Milton Class of 2016!
PTSA Scholarship Applications are now available - Seniors please pick up an application in the College & Career Center, Guidance Offices or online at miltonptsa.com. The PTSA provides a total of $10,000 of scholarship funding in the area of Academic, Language Arts, Computer/Technology, Science, Music, Athletics, Social Studies, Math, Visual Arts, Performing Arts and Community Service. The applications must be turned into Guidance Counselor Casey Plonka - Suite 1340 by Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at 4 PM.
Apply TODAY!
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Following our wonderful Milton Tradition, we are once again giving relatives, friends and teachers of our 2016 graduates an extra opportunity to honor our students.
Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, teachers, neighbors, clergy and friends may send your Senior student a special letter of congratulations on his or her upcoming graduation in May 2016. We will carefully keep these cards and letters for each student and distribute them after the Senior Breakfast on Wednesday, May 25, 2016. Every Senior will receive a large RED ENVELOPE containing these messages and well wishes. The letters and cards will be kept confidential until they are given to the students at the breakfast.
You can drop off your cards and letter at the front office in the red box labeled "RED ENVELOPES" or you can mail them to the school using the following address:
STUDENT'S FULL NAME
c/o Milton High School PTSA - Ann Davalos/RED ENVELOPES 13025 Birmingham Highway
Milton, GA 30004
ALL CARDS AND LETTER SENT TO THE SCHOOL or DROPPED OFF MUST BE MARKED "RED ENVELOPE" ON THE OUTSIDE TO ENSURE DELIVERY!
INSTRUCTIONS FOR RED ENVELOPE CARDS AND LETTERS: Please keep in mind that letters will be collected for over 450 students. It is IMPERATIVE that you follow these guidelines:*SEND ONLY CARDS or LETTERS 8 ½" x 11" or SMALLER
- DO NOT SEND PACKAGES OF ANY KIND!
- DO NOT SEND ANYTHING OF VALUE (i.e.: cash, checks, gift cards) we can't be responsible for it.
- If sending several envelopes inside a larger one, PUT THE STUDENT'S FULL NAME on ALL ENVELOPES
- Keep letters and cards FLATYou will be asked to come to school to pick up any items, which do not meet the above criteria. ALL cards and letters MUST BE DELIVERED TO SCHOOL by MONDAY MAY 2, 2016. We encourage you to send your letters as early as possible.
Let's show the Class of 2016 that they are indeed special to us and that we acknowledge their achievements of the past 12 year!
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REGISTERING FOR AP EXAMS
As you know, taking the Advanced Placement exams is an important part of all AP courses. Milton High School desires that all students take AP exams for the AP classes that they have taken. Scoring well on an AP exam can often earn students college credit for their high school class, saving a significant amount on tuition.
If you choose not to take the AP exam, there is an opt-out form that needs to be signed by you and your parents. This form must be completed by no later than March 18, 2016. Please ask your AP teacher for the form.
Students wishing to take AP exams must register for their tests online. This registration will take a few minutes and can be completed from any computer with internet access.
AP exams are given to Milton students at no cost. Students will have the ability to continue in this tradition by registering for their tests during the regular registration window.
Online Exam registration is now open and will be available until March 11 at 11:59 PM to complete at no cost. Late registration will begin on Saturday, March 12 at 12:00 AM at a cost of $25 per exam, and end on Sunday, March 20 at 11:59 PM.
To complete the registration, students must answer all of the required questions. Registration is not complete until students have printed the .pdf of the confirmation page that is provided at the end.
We know that parents may desire to register their students for exams. We strongly recommend that parents and students are both present while registering to ensure that the correct exams are ordered.
Please visit http://school.fultonschools.org/hs/milton/Pages/default.aspx website for more information regarding
LATE AP Exams / Attendance Policy.
Here are the important dates for the registration process:
- 2/19/16-12:01AM - AP Test Registration Opens
- 3/11/16-11:59PM - Late Registration Window-payments after this date will incur a $25 late fee per exam
- 3/20/16-11:59PM-AP Test Registration Ends
- 3/23/16-11:59 PM-Registrations that have not been paid for will be cancelled and exams will not be ordered
Please contact Ms. Heidi Ballog, AP Test Coordinator, [email protected] if you have any questions about AP testing.
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JUNIORS:
- Move On When Ready - March 29. Sign up online. This will be held during all lunch periods. Come meet with Ms. Harrison from Georgia Perimeter if you are considering taking college courses during your senior year.
- Just a reminder that sign ups continue for Boot Camp that will be held the weeks of April 11 and April 25. This is a great way to get a jump start on the college application process BEFORE your senior year.
SENIORS:
- Evaluating Your Options has changed! We will be holding this seminar on Wednesday, March 16 at 6:30PM. One session only. Please bring your parents and any awards letters you might have received so far. If you have already signed up for a lunch time session, please change your sign up to this Wednesday session. Sign up online at Peachtree College Planning link on the MHS CCC home page.
ALL STUDENTS:
- Sign ups open for Test Anxiety Seminars. 3/21, 3/22, 3/24, and 3/25 during all lunch periods.
- NACAC College Fair on Sunday, March 13. Register at www.nacacnet.org
- Mock ACT on Saturday, March 19 from 9:00AM to 1:00PM in the CCC. Sign up online.
- College/Career Fair on Wednesday, March 23 at 6:30PM in the Cafeteria.
- Cambridge High School PROBE College Fair (Sophomores and Juniors). Monday, March 21 from 6:00-8:00PM.
PARENTS:
- Test Anxiety seminar on Wednesday, March 23 at 6:30PM in the Media Center. Sign up online.
- Parent College Boot Camp on Tuesday, March 29 at 6:30PM in the Media Center, directed at Sophomore and Junior parents. Come let us help you as you begin to navigate the college application waters. Junior parents this will give you a glimpse into the boot camp that we will be holding for Juniors in the weeks following Spring Break. Sign up online.
UPCOMING COLLEGE VISITS:
Monday, March 14 - Penn State
Tuesday, March 15 - University of Oklahoma
Tuesday, March 15 - University of North Carolina-Greensboro
Monday, March 21 - Florida State University: 11-12:30 (accepted students,
Sophomores, Juniors)
All sign ups (unless otherwise noted) are via www.mhsccc.com. If you have any questions, please stop by the CCC. Please check our Facebook page and follow up on Twitter for the most up to date information daily.
As always, please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. In person, from 7:30AM-1:30PM daily in the CCC. Or via email:
[email protected]
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Dealing with Anxiety
Article by: Daniel Walters, MA, LAPC, The Summit Counseling Center
If your child is struggling with anxiety he is likely feeling panicked over projects, staying up late with homework, or lacking the motivation to even get out of bed to get to school. Of course, every parent knows that when a child misses school he only makes the problem even worse for himself; projects and homework and classwork will pile up in their absence! And eventually they begin to sink under all that work!
The thought of missing class to see a therapist seems counterproductive!
First of all, I understand the struggle. My wonderful Mom spent the majority of my high school years trying to make sure I was on time, turning in homework, and passing my classes. But by my senior year she was burned out and I had never learned how to do it on my own. So when she said "I quit!", I began to sink because I never learned how to swim!
In order to save your child time, Summit Counseling has confidential, mental health services available on site at Milton High School. That way, they only miss 1 hour of school instead of several in order to get the help they need. For more information, call 678.893.5300.
Part of teaching your children how to deal with anxiety means teaching them how to prioritize. So, set the example that their health is the biggest priority above any AP class. Without a solid mental health foundation, grades and motivation will begin to crumble. When they've learned to balance they can begin to learn how to swim on their own through deeper waters.
Let's not pretend this whole thing is easy. The reality of life is that it tends to be more complicated and difficult than anyone ever admits to. Your job as a parent is not easy and neither is being a teen in high school!
6 Ways to Help Your Teen
Article by: Julia F. Harris, MS, NCC, LAPC, The Summit Counseling Center
As adults, parents have a lot of experience handling situations that might feel distressing to a teenager. Teenagers do not have as much life experience which can make it difficult for them to choose skills to best work through a problem. How can parents help their teenagers cope through difficult situations?
- Help the teenager to look at the problem from different perspectives. Help the teenager envision the problem from someone else's eyes. Remind the teenager to look at the problem subjectively and objectively. This will help the teenager see both sides of a problem.
- Encourage the teenager to express their feelings related to a problem. When teenagers express their opinion and emotions it helps them build confidence and trust in their own feelings. Expressing their feelings will also increase their own insight into the problem.
- Give the teenager feedback on how you handled a similar problem. Acknowledge how the teenager is feeling and share a similar experience. Make sure to choose a situation that led to a positive outcome or positive growth. Keep the focus of the teenager, only disclosing enough to share skills useful for their situation
- Be open-minded and nonjudgmental with the teenager. Let the teenager know that you understand and that you respect their feelings about the problem. Tell the teenager that difficult situations are common occurrences in life, and that you will be there to support them. This fosters trust and prevents the teenager from feeling alone with the problem.
- Be curious. Ask the teenager open ended questions and give objective viewpoints. Do your best not to offer direct advice to the teenager. Distressing experience can be hard for teenagers to work through, but they learn better when they make their own decisions and have room to make mistakes. This creates emotional growth and improves coping skills.
- Consider seeking counseling. If the teenager is struggling make an appointment with a therapist to get support for the teenager as her or she learns to navigate difficult problems.
Interested in scheduling an appointment? Call Summit Counseling Center at 678.893.5300 to schedule an appointment with one of the school-based therapists at Milton High School. Visit the Summit's
website for more information.
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MILTON GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT
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WALK-IN MEETINGS
The MHS Guidance Department will be available March 21-22 for brief walk-in meetings. Students and Parents who are interested in meeting with your counselor to review course requests for the 2016-2017 school year should come to the MHS Media Center during your student's assigned lunch period. Meetings will be on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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TRANSCRIPTS
Students or Parents who need transcripts for Insurance Companies, Discounts, Coaches, NCAA, etc. can also request transcripts using
www.parchment.com. Transcripts may be mailed to individuals or sent electronically.
Please be sure that you select Milton High School as your current school when you set up your Parchment account to avoid any transcript errors.
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ONLINE CLASS REQUESTS 2016-2017
Milton High School is pleased to offer a variety of courses and learning opportunities to our students. During the 2016-2017 school year,
Milton High School will be limited in the number of online sections that we can provide to students during their regular instructional day. Students who are interested in applying for online courses must submit their
Online Request Form by May 26, 2016. This document can be located on the MHS website.
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MOVE ON WHEN READY
Are you interested in receiving simultaneous credit for college and high school courses? Have you considered the Move On When Ready Program? Milton High School offers the following MOWR programs:
- College English with Georgia Perimeter College (on MHS campus)
- Distance Calculus with Georgia Tech (on MHS campus via satellite)
- Part-time Dual Enrollment
- Full-time Dual Enrollment
If you are interested in any of these programs please get a Milton HS application in 1340. The Fulton County deadline to apply for all of these programs is March 31, 2016; you must submit the MHS paperwork and apply to the college by this date. |
HOPE/ZELL MILLER SCHOLARSHIPS
Are you applying for HOPE or Zell Miller? If so, then we need to have a copy of your Social Security Card on file. If you are unsure if the school has this information on file, please see
Ms. Dolores Shamis in suite 1340.
Please note that this is only the first step in HOPE eligibility. In order to apply for HOPE, you may log in to your student's GACollege411 account at
www.gacollege411.org.
On the right side of the website, there are some shortcut links regarding HOPE Scholarship. You may access this clicking here:
HOPE SCHOLARSHIP LINK
If you scroll down to the middle of the page, the application information and links are available. We have provided this information below for your convenience.
Application Procedure:
Students have two options when applying for the HOPE Scholarship:
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or,
- Complete the online GSFAPPS application or printable paper GSFAPPS application.
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EAGLE PRIDE
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VISUAL ARTS
Scholastic Art and Writing Competition
Congratulations to the following students for having work accepted in the
Scholastic Art and Writing Competition.
The Visual Arts Gold winners will have work displayed at SCAD- Atlanta until March 20, 2016.
Erin Baule-
Two Honorable Mention Awards for Sculpture
Morgan Franklin-
Honorable Mention for Ceramics
Gabriella Guzman-
One Honorable Mention for Ceramics, one Silver Key for Sculpture and one Gold Key for Sculpture
Pooja Jacob -
Silver Key for Drawing
Caroline LaFleur-
Honorable Mention for Sculpture
Valerie LaPlaca-
Gold Key for Ceramics, Gold Key and American Visions Nominee for Sculpture
Rachel Mertel -
two Silver Key Awards for Drawing
Savannah Moog -
Gold Key for Drawing
Avanthika Ramesh -
Silver Key for Photography
Emma White -
Gold Key for Sculpture
Maya Eashwaran -
Gold Key for Writing
All Gold Key winners advance to the national level of the competition
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Announcements of winners at the national level will happen mid spring!
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PERFORMING ARTS
ALL STATE BAND & CHORUS CONCERTS
Congratulations to the thirteen Milton Band members who participated in this year's all-state band and orchestra concerts in Athens this past weekend. The performances were outstanding, and you represented Milton fantastically. Awesome job to everyone involved!
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ACADEMICS
DEBATE
Congratulations to Milton's Varsity Debate Team on another OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE! The Varsity Policy, Lincoln-Douglas, and Public Forum teams qualified to compete at the State Debate Championship. In Varsity Policy Genevieve Hackman and Alyssa Hoover finished second and Oliver Flint and Sanat Mohapatra made it to Quarter Finals. In Lincoln-Douglas Amith Vadlamudi made it to Quarter-Finals. In Public Forum team, Blake Coleman and Anshul Gupta finished second and Adytia Choudhari and Rohan Kanakamedala made it to Quarter-Finals. Several Milton students took top speaker awards: Genevieve Hackman, Sanat Mohapatra, Oliver Flint, and Blake Coleman. Overall, Milton Debate received the Third Place Sweepstake Award and the Policy team received the Second Place Sweepstake Award.
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AMERICAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITION (AMC)
Congratulations to our Mathletes who have received honors for their performance on the 2016 American Math Competition-AMC 10 & AMC 12 examination. The AMC 10/12 is a national high school mathematics examination created by The Mathematical Association of America.
Our AMC 10 team is comprised of Niraj Jinan, Arnav Lal and Ofek Oshri. Our AMC 12 team is comprised of Agni Kumar, Samantha Lang, Ankita Mohapatra and Grace Cassidy.
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FULTON FORUM LANGUAGE COMPETITION
Congratulations to the following French students for performing so well in the Competition on Saturday, February 27!
French 1- Alexa Johnson- Distinguished
French 2 Honors- Andrea Moreno- Superior
French 2 Honors-
Madina Gaye-Superior
French 3 Honors-
Brenda Hernandez- Superior
French 3 Honors- Jeffery Flynn- Distinguished
French 3 Honors- Camille Wise- Superior
French 3 Honors- Mina Iizawa- Superior
Pictured:
Jeffery Flynn, Andrea Moreno, Mina Iizawa, Camille Wise, Alexa Johnson
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HOSA
Congratulations to the following students who placed in the top three of the HOSA State Leadership Competition:
1st place
- Medical Math- Abhisri Ramesh
3rd place
- Medical Terminology- Niva Matcha
Barbara James Service Award
- Anuhya Tadepalli
Abhisri and Niva will be competing in their categories in June at the HOSA International Leadership Competition in Nashville, Tennessee
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ATHLETICS
BOYS GOLF
Congratulations to the boy golf team for their 4th place finish in a field of 30 teams this weekend at the Johnny Paulk Invitational on Jekyll Island. Milton was led by junior Matt Cinesi but also received strong performances from senior Walker Bottomley and Sophomores Phil Jones, Dalton Cauley, and Michael Olmsted.
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TRACK & FIELD -
Eagles Capture Showcase Track & Field Invitational!
The Milton track & field teams
won the combined title and the
boys divisions as they hosted their 9th home invitational meet. The 9th Annual Milton HS Showcase T&F Invitational saw 10 new stadium records set as the
Milton boys (125 pts) & the Walton girls (90 pts) capture the team titles with the
Eagles of Milton (190 pts) winning the overall combined victory.
Click on the image to read FULL STORY.
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ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
HOME EVENTS
3.07 Mon - JV Baseball v Pope @ 5:55PM
3.08 Tue - VG Tennis v Woodstock @ 4:00PM
3.09 Wed - V Baseball v Pope @ 5:55PM
3.09 Wed - JVB Tennis v Lassiter @ 4:00PM
3.10 Thu - JV Soccer v Walton G@5:55PM / B@7:55PM
3.10 Thu - VG Golf v Cambridge @ 4:00PM
3.11 Fri -
Boys Lacrosse v Walton JV@ 5:55PM/VAR@ 7:55
PM
3.11 Fri - V Baseball v Woodstock @ 5:55PM
3.12 Sat - 9th Baseball v Alpharetta/Buford @ 12PM & @ 5PM
AWAY EVENTS
3.07 Mon - V
Baseball v Pope @ 5:55PM
3.08 Mon -
Boys Lacrosse v Chattahoochee JV@5:55PM/V@ 8:00PM
3.08 Tue -
V Soccer v Lambert G@5:55PM/B@7:30PM
3.08 Tue -
VB Tennis v Woodstock @ 4:00PM
3.09 Wed -
JVG Tennis v Lassiter @ 4:00PM
3.09 Wed - JV Baseball v Pope @ 5:55
PM
3.09 Wed -
Track @ Roswell @ 4:00PM
3.10 Thu - Girls Lacrosse v Walton JV@6:00PM/V@7:30PM
3.11 Fri -
V Soccer v Walton G@5:55PM/B@8:00PM
3.11 Fri -
JV Baseball v Woodstock @ 5:55PM
3.12 Sat -
VG/VB Golf @ Chateau Elan West Hall Invite @ 9:00AM
3.12 Sat -
Track @ Mill Creek Jerry Arnold GA Challenge @ 9:00AM
3.12 Sat -
Gymnastics @ Gymnastix Training Invite @ 9:00AM
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