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PRINCIPAL
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
9th Grade
Cristina Mallon
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
ADMIN ASSISTANT
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
GUIDANCE DIRECTOR
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5/23-5/26 - Final Exams
5/24 - SPLOST VOTE
5/24 - Graduation Prac1PM
5/25 - SR EVENTS 9AM-1PM
5/26 -
Last Day/Graduation
5/31 - SGC Meeting 9AM
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MILTON'S PARTNERS
IN EDUCATION
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SPLOST VOTE - TUESDAY, MAY 24
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MAKE SURE YOU GET OUT AND VOTE!
SPLOST/CAPITAL PLAN 2022 INFORMATION
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FCS CAPITAL PLAN - ENGLISH
2022 CAPITAL PLAN - English
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FCS CAPITAL PLAN - SPANISH
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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.
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Senior End of the Year Schedule:
May 23-26
MONDAY, MAY 23
Make up missed finals, clear holds, etc.
EXPECTATIONS FOR GRADUATION
Good evening parents and students of Milton's Class of 2016!
As we get closer to our Graduation Ceremony on
Thursday, May 26, I wanted to take this opportunity to communicate the expectations for
ALL STUDENTS.
The Importance of the Exercise
It is a much revered ritual in educational institutions everywhere. At the end of every school year, graduating students, whether they're little kids in grade school or young adults in college, walk solemnly towards the stage elegantly garbed in their robes and tassels. One cannot underrate the significance of such a moment as every student's journey towards graduation is filled with all sorts of trials and challenges.
However, graduation is not so much an ending but a new beginning. For grade school students, graduation is the beginning of their adolescent adventures as they let go of their parents' embrace and test their wings in high school. For high school students, graduation is the beginning of their journey to self-discovery as they unravel what it is that they really want out of life in college. For college students, graduation is the beginning of their "real" lives as they fly out from the warmth and comfort of the university.
Graduation serves as a catalyst for students to relish in academic achievements and a way for parents to celebrate how proud they are of their children. This landmark in everyone's lifetime is a moment that is definitely worth remembering and cherishing. The graduation ceremony itself is a symbolic event that represents all of the hard work and accomplishments that students have partaken in to earn their status as a graduate.
Graduation Practices
Tuesday, May 24 1:00PM - Milton Auditorium
In order to get through the practice in a timely manner we will begin practice
exactly at 1:00PM.
This means that the auditorium doors will be shut at 1 PM.
Students arriving at 1:00PM will not be allowed into the auditorium.
STUDENTS SHOULD PLAN ON CHECKING IN FOR PRACTICE BY 12:40.
12:40-1:00 - Graduating Senior Check-In
1:00 - Auditorium Doors are shut - LATE ARRIVALS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED
1:00-1:30 - Review of Expectations for GRADUATING STUDENTS
Wednesday, May 25 After Sr. Breakfast - Milton Auditorium
We will check students in during the Senior Breakfast.
Review of Expectations for GRADUATING STUDENTS
STUDENTS MUST ATTEND GRADUATION PRACTICE!
STUDENTS WHO DO NOT ATTEND PRACTICE WILL
NOT PARTICIPATE IN GRADUATION EXERCISES!
Graduation Ceremony
Thursday, May 26 7 PM
Check-in for graduation will begin at 7 PM in the CAFETERIA.
Students MUST BE CHECKED IN BY 7:30PM -
STUDENTS ARRIVING AFTER 7:30PM WILL NOT BE ADMITTED!
EXPECTATIONS DURING THE GRADUATION CEREMONY
- Students will be dressed appropriately (see requirements below)
- Students will not bring any items with them (keys and cell phones will be the only things students may have in their possession)
- Students who come to graduation intoxicated or under the influence will be removed from graduation exercises and face criminal charges
- Students are to remain in their seats during the ceremony. Students who leave their seats during the exercises (other than recognition or getting diploma)will be immediately removed
- Students who cause any disruption of the graduation ceremony will be immediately removed
- Students who bring anything causing a disruption during the graduation ceremony will be immediately removed
Required Student Attire
Girls:
Dress or skirt and blouse or dress pants and blouse (no jeans)
Low-heeled dress shoes (high heels are not conducive to safe walking on the stadium turf and stage ramps)
Boys:
Dress pants (no jeans or shorts)
Dress shirt and tie
Dress shoes (no sandals or athletic shoes)
***Beach flip flops and tennis/athletic shoes
are not appropriate for either girls or boys.
***Caps and gowns are not to be altered or decorated. The only additions allowed are academic/honor insignia issued through the school.
GRADUATION VIDEO/PHOTOGRAPHY
LIVE STREAM
The 2016 graduation ceremony taking place on Thursday, May 26 at 8:00PM in the stadium will be live streamed. Anyone with an internet connection can use the following link to watch the ceremony--
www.AtlantaLiveStreaming.com
GRADUATION DVD
The ceremony will also be recorded and edited and made available for purchase on DVD for $15. Ordering information can be accessed by clicking:
DVD ORDERING LINK
Please allow three weeks for delivery. A shipping confirmation email will be sent when the DVD is shipped. Questions about DVD orders should be addressed to cm@caselove.com or 404-913-9344.
GRADUATION PICTURES
Cady Studios will take still photographs of graduates as they cross the stage and with their diplomas. An email will be sent to parents after the ceremony for viewing proofs and placing orders. Questions about pictures should be addressed to www.cadystudios.com or 800-547-6237.
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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
Milton's FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE for 9th-11th grade students is also linked below.
MISSED EXAMS Students are expected to be present and on time on all testing days. If a student must miss a final exam due to illness, the parent/guardian must call the Attendance Office on the day of the absence in order for the student to take his/her exam on the make-up days. If the Attendance Office is not alerted, the absence will be considered unexcused.
The student must also bring in documentation related to the absence when they return to take the make-up exam.
CHECKING STUDENTS OUT Students will not be allowed to check out while exams are in progress. Classrooms cannot be disturbed and students will not be allowed in the academic halls. For a student to check out prior to the end of the day, please have your student bring a note to the Attendance Office before the beginning of the school day. Due to the volume, the Attendance Office cannot accept emails or phone calls at check-out time.
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All students are responsible for personally returning
ALL of their textbooks
PRIOR to leaving for the summer.
Textbooks may be turned in directly to the book room in the gym or to a teacher during finals.
Please note:
- when turning in a textbook to a teacher NO personal verification of books can be confirmed.
- Diplomas will not be issued to any graduates with outstanding accounts.
- Rising Juniors and Seniors will not be eligible for parking permits if accounts are not cleared.
All textbooks must be turned in PRIOR to leaving for summer break.
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PEER FACILITATION ELECTIVE 2016-2017
Have an opening in your schedule?
Want to help with Special Needs students?
Anyone who is interested in taking Peer Facilitation as an elective next year for 1st semester, 2nd semester or both semesters must fill out the google form from the link located below. This class will be an opportunity to get to work with our Special Needs students through social and academic opportunities next school year. This class may replace any elective (per counselor approval) and is offered every period. You will sign-in with Ms. Dunbar and then report to your duty location with students. This is a great opportunity to help our new students feel welcomed and proud to be an Eagle. Help us REP the M through your service!
The deadline to sign up is Thursday, May 26, 2016!
Peer facilitation form link: http://goo.gl/forms/frv2fRr3jq
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RISING SENIOR PICTURES
ATTENTION ALL CURRENT JUNIORS!
ALL RISING SENIORS need to follow the link below to begin scheduling your senior pictures! Schedule your session before their calendar fill up!
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ADAP
For those students who may be trying to get their learner's permit this summer, don't wait to get your required ADAP form. Come to 1320 or 1340 if you need another copy from health class. Students need to request this form in person. There will be limited office hours this summer.
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WITHDRAWING STUDENTS
For those students who will be transferring to another school over the summer, please stop by 1340 to get a withdrawal form and instructions for record processing. Plan ahead to avoid withdrawal/enrollment delays.
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LEADERSHIP AWARD OPPORTUNITY
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Dr. Dan Appelrouth Community Leadership Award Milton High School partner, Applerouth Tutoring Services, is pleased to announce a new award for students in the greater Atlanta area. Named in honor of Applerouth's founder's father, Dr. Dan Appelrouth, we welcome applications for the inaugural Dr. Dan Appelrouth Community Leadership Award. Dr. Appelrouth worked tirelessly to serve his community. He founded the Atlanta Hunger Relief Fund, seeking to bring awareness of the devastating effects of hunger and to raise money to provide for food-insecure people in the city. He aimed to create a "community in which everyone has access to the food they need to thrive." Applerouth Tutoring Services will select one student who is a shining example of Dr. Appelrouth's commitment to community leadership and service. The winner will receive a 20-hour test prep package to prepare for his or her college admissions applications. In order to qualify, you have to meet the following credentials: -Must be a currently enrolled 2017 or 2018 graduate -Must not be an Applerouth employee or a member of their immediate family -Must be planning on enrolling in a two- or four-year program the fall after high school graduation If you are interested, please pick up an application from Ms. Plonka in 1340. The Application Deadline is May 27, 2016. The winner will be notified on or before August 1, 2016.
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Freshman, Sophomores, and Juniors: The CCC will be open as a place for you to study or hang out before or after a test. There might also be a few treats, so stop on by. Good luck on your finals!!!
Juniors: If you attended Spring Boot Camp and did not take your notebook home, please come by and claim them. If you still owe for a notebook, please don't forget to bring in the $10.
Seniors: YOU DID IT! You made it to graduation! Enjoy your week of celebrating you and your accomplishments. We are so proud of you!! Don't forget to request your final transcript via Parchment. Final Senior Snack: Tuesday, May 24th immediately following the MANDATORY graduation practice. Check in for practice by 12:30pm. You MUST be in the practice before 1pm. We will have Snowballs in the bus lane immediately following. Pick your flavor when you check in for practice. Have a great summer!!! We look forward to seeing you in the fall! -The CCC Staff
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School Governance Council Meeting Meeting with Public Comment Tuesday, May 31, 2016 9:00AM The next meeting of the Milton HS School Governance Council is scheduled for Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at 9:00am in Room 1222 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 PriceAnn@fultonschools.org by Friday, May 27, 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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ACADEMICS
FRENCH NATIONAL TEST
As usual, Milton students performed extremely well on the French National Test. The French Department is extremely proud of each and everyone of them.
Certificat de réussite - 50th -70th percentile
French 1 Zara Imam, Judy Rafii, Carlo Valcin French 2 H Rachel Abraham, Amelia Anbild, Sebastien Artadi, Ryan Barr, Matthew Bennett, Grace Brands, Sydney Burton, Taylor Cushman, Amaeka Effiong, Abigail Hepburn, Maria Levy, Max McMurry, Keara Walsh French 3H Molly Dines, Christina Draughon, Coosje Morgan Rose, Emily Taheri, Jocelyn Toner, Sunita Wassan
Certificat d'Honneur Lauréat National- 75th- 80th percentile (Bronze medal)
French 1 Alexia Johnson- 13th in state and nationally Josie McClard- 14th in state and nationally Foster Steinbeck- 14th in state and nationally French 2H Izzy Brown- 14th in nation, 12th in state Priya Dogra- 16th in nation, 14th in state Heather Jolley- 17th in nation, 15th in state Oussama Kerzazi- 17th in nation, 15th in state Annika Levy- 14th in nation, 12th in state Andrea Moreno-14th in nation, 12th in state Allison Sandiford- 16th in nation, 14th in state Nicole Steel- 16th in nation, 14th in state Nathaniel Ware- 15th in nation, 13th in state French 3H Leslie Fox- 19th in nation, 17th in state Vishesh Gattani- 18th in nation, 16th in state Brenda Hernandez- 18th in nation, 16th in state Zoe Merchant- 18th in nation, 16th in state Julia Prevost- 20th in nation, 18th in state
Certificat d'Honneur Lauréat National- 85th- 90th percentile (Silver medal)
French 2H
Anna Bukowski- 10th in nation, 8th in state- received a $10 amazon gift card
Madina Gaye- 13th in nation, 11th in state Charmaine Hur- 12th in nation, 10th in state- received a $10 amazon gift card Rhea Patil- 12th in nation, 10th in state- received a $10 amazon gift card Shruti Saravanan- 10th in nation, 8th in state- received a $10 amazon gift card French 3H Georgia Anderson- 11th in nation, 9th in state- received a $10 amazon gift card Nisha Bhat- 15th in nation, 13th in state Mina Iizawa- 13th in nation, 11th in state Ellie Olszeski- 16th in nation,14th in state Abir Raza- 15th in nation, 13th in state Natalie Tooley- 15th in nation, 13th in state
Certificat d'Honneur Lauréat National- 95th percentile (Gold medal)
French 2H
Elvis Fistik- 7th in nation, 5th in state - received a $10 amazon gift card
Rylyn Monahan- 4th in nation, 2nd in state- received a $15 amazon gift card
French 3H
Jeffrey Flynn- 9th in nation, 7th in state- received a $10 amazon gift card
Camille Wise- 7th in nation, 5th in state- received a $10 amazon gift card
Congratulations to all students!
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ATHLETICS
POSITIVE ATHLETE AWARD
Congratulations to sophomore Jordan Leet who has been named as the State winner for gymnastics for the Positive Athlete Award. Jordan will be honored at the Hall of Fame in June!
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