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IN THIS UPDATE
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PRINCIPAL
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
9th Grade
10th
Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
ADMIN ASSISTANTS
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President:
Vice President:
(Click on name to email)
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02/20: Homeroom after 1st
03/01:Understand the NCAA 6:30
03/06: SGC Meeting 4:00PM
03/08: Teacher Workday*
03/09: Teacher Workday*
03/16: PTO Meeting 9:00AM
04/02-06: SPRING BREAK*
04/10: SGC Meeting 7:10AM
04/14: Prom 7:00PM
04/23-05/04: EOC TESTING
05/01: SGC Meeting 4:00PM
05/07-05/18: AP TESTING
05/24: Last Day of 2nd Sem.
05/24: GRADUATION 8:00PM
*=NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
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MILTON'S PARTNERS
IN EDUCATION
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2018-19 COURSE VERIFICATION
On Tuesday, February 20, students will receive their second Course Verification Form during homeroom after first period.
This is the final opportunity for students and parents to make changes to their courses for next year.
The form must be turned in Thursday, February 22 to your students
first period teacher.
There are instructions on the form. Please read the form.
The credit total should equal 6.0.
Parents and students can
to find important information and documents for the registration process. The Milton High School Course Offerings can be accessed from this page and should be referenced if you have any questions about courses at Milton High School next school year.
If you or your student has any questions, please contact your student's counselor or you can email Mr. Spierto at
spierto@fultonschools.org
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DUAL ENROLLMENT
Dual Enrollment Information for the 2018-2019 School Year Students interested in dual enrollment for the 2018-2019 school year:
- Pick up a Dual Enrollment Fulton County Contract from room 1340.
- Complete the form with both student and parent signatures and return to Dr. Higgins in room 1340.
- BY MARCH 30 turn into Dr. Higgins proof that you have submitted an application for enrollment to the university.
- BY MAY 24 turn into Dr. Higgins proof that you have been accepted to the university.
- When proof of acceptance is turned in the student will receive a Student Participation Agreement and instructions for completing their on-line funding application.
- BY AUGUST 1 turn in copy of official college schedule to Dr. Higgins in room 1340.
- When the official schedule is received the student's Milton schedule will be updated to reflect the college courses.
- You can view approved college courses and their high school equivalents at the following sight: https://apps.gsfc.org/securenextgen/dsp_accel_course_listings.cfm
- Be sure to look up courses by the appropriate year, term and school you are interested in.
- DUAL ENROLLMENT REMIND ACCOUNT: Text @drjhigg to 81010
- Contact Dr. Higgins in the counseling office for dual enrollment support.
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ONLINE COURSE REQUESTS
On-Line Course Request for the 2018-2019 School Year
On-Line Course Request Process
- Students interested in taking an on-line course as part of their regular Milton schedule must pick up an On-Line Course Contract located in rooms 1320 and 1340.
- Contracts must be completed and signed by both the parent and student.
- Once the contract is completed and signed, please turn it into the student's counselor.
- When the contract is received, the student must register for the course they have selected on either the Fulton Virtual or Georgia Virtual web site.
- Once the contract has been received and the student has registered for their on-line course(s), the student's counselor will approve or deny that request.
- Approved requests will be placed on the student's schedule.
- NOTE: counselor will not approve or deny courses until the On-Line Course Contract has been received.
- Please see the following web sites for more information and course registration.Fulton Virtual School: https://fulton.geniussis.com/PublicWelcome.aspx
- Georgia Virtual School: http://gavirtualschool.org/
***On-Line Course Contracts will be available March 1st***
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PIANO COURSE
Are you an angsty musician who doesn't know how to play an instrument? Then we have something for you! Register for Milton's NEW Piano Class! Designed for all levels, this semester-long class will cover the basics of finger technique, chord theory, and music reading for beginning students while providing more advanced students an opportunity to develop sight reading skills, practice accompanying other musicians, and work on their own music.
USE THIS COURSE NUMBER WHEN REGISTERING: Int. Piano / 53.0951000
Questions? Contact Mr. Schreer, room 7301
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TEACHING AS A PROFESSION
Teaching As A Profession Applications Now Being Accepted!
Want to be a Super Hero when you grow up? Consider teaching! Do you know someone interested in pursuing teaching as a career or someone who likes working with kids? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then your student should check out the Teaching as a Profession Pathway! Teaching As a Profession (TAP) is open to students interested in a career in education. Applications are available in 3201. See Ms. Saren with questions!
What students love about Teaching as a Profession or TAP:
- Hands On Activities
- Interning at CCES
- Working with Kids @ CCES
- Good Teaching Experience
- Team Building
- Classroom Environment
- Friendships with Classmates
- Resume
- Something New Everyday
- Being involved with MHS School Spirit
- Leadership Opportunities
- Fun Assignments Opportunities:
- Learn Different Ways to teach various Learning Styles
- Field Trips
- Write Lesson Plans
- Teach Lessons
- Guest Speakers
- Documentaries
- Team Building Activities
- Technology
- Life Skills
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AP CAPSTONE INFORMATION SESSION
An AP Capstone Information Session will be held Wednesday, February 21 from 6:00-6:45PM in room 1335
Some of the information addressed will include:
- MHS What are the benefits of my student taking this course sequence?
- Is the workload high?
- How much independence will my student have to choose which topics to study?
The answers to these questions and more will be available in a Q & A session about the AP Seminar and AP Research year-long classes. If your student is interested in delving further into topics covered in other classes, is ready for the rigor of a college-level class, and is at least a rising 10th grader, you (and your student) are invited to attend!
General information about AP Capstone may be accessed here:
AP CAPSTONE INFORMATION
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AP COMP SCI A - EXEMTION ASSESSMENT
Want to Exempt Into AP Computer Science A? The Exemption Assessment will be in Room 2301 from 7:15 - 8:15AM on Thursday, February 22. It will be similar to the questions in the College Board Course Description for AP Computer Science Principles (CLICK HERE).
You can use the following questions (found in the Sample Questions section) in it to prepare for the CSP exemption test:
1 - 5, 8, 10, 13 - 17, 19, 21, 22.
The solutions are at the end of the section.
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GEORGIA SCHOOL CLIMATE SURVEY
ATTENTION PARENTS & GUARDIANS
YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THIS SURVEY IS VERY IMPORTANT!
Please take a moment to complete the
Georgia School Climate Parent Survey.
The survey is available for our parents/guardians to complete and contains 24 questions.
Parents/guardians
may complete the survey using their personal computer, smartphones or tablet. Data compiled with this survey will be used to measure progress in multiple areas of our strategic plan.
Survey responses are anonymous and will be submitted
directly to the Georgia Department of Education for analysis.
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SGC CANDIDATE DECLARATION PERIOD
NOW OPEN
Parents and guardians, are you looking for an opportunity to shape the strategic direction of your school?
If so, you should consider running for an open seat on our School Governance Council.
Milton High School will have one position on the School Governance Council and we need candidates who want to serve in that role!
Interested parents and guardians must visit the candidate declaration website to submit their candidate declaration by Friday, February 23.
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PTO SCHOLARSHIPS
The Milton Eagles PTO is pleased to announce its
10th Annual Student Academic Scholarships. This year we will offer over 10 different categories to choose from totaling approximately $6,000.00. View the information at the link below and fill out an application today! Deadline to submit is March 4. Good luck!
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WEATHER MAKE UP INFORMATION
Fulton County Schools announces that s
tudents will make up three of the eight school days that were lost this year due to inclement weather. The three days are
February 16,
March 9 and
March 12.
February 16 was announced earlier this year as a make-up day due to Hurricane Irma school closures, but the district has determined that
March 12 will be a second make-up day for the recent snow/ice closures.
A third make-up day -
March 9 -
will be a piloted Digital Learning Day
where students will work independently from home on schoolwork and projects using district-issued mobile devices or home technology.
Milton High School will communicate the specifics of the March 9 Digital Learning Day NEXT WEEK.
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FREE SOCCER GAME!
Eagle Nation Rise Up and support the Girls and Boys Soccer Teams on Friday February 23 as they take on Cambridge
at the M!
ALL Milton High School students get in FREE (
Pick up your FREE student ticket in the cafeteria on game day (Friday 2/23) during all lunches. Varsity Girls at 5:55p & Varsity Boys at 8:00PM. Let's go!
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CAREER TECH JOB SHADOW DAY
Career Technology Job Shadow Day On Friday, February 9, Milton's Career Technology department hosted its annual Job Shadow Day. Over 75 students participated in the experience in their area of study this year. Students had the chance to see what the workplace is like and develop an understanding of the opportunities available to them. Thank you to the 37 businesses and institutions that opened their doors providing students a wide range of options to observe.
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SENIOR LUNCH CHANGES
Beginning Tuesday, February 20, seniors will have the privilege of an extended lunch period. Seniors will no longer attend their previously assigned study hall during that period. Seniors will be allowed in the cafeteria, media hub and senior patio. This is not intended to be a time for seniors to leave campus.
Any senior that chooses to leave campus without permission during the instructional day will lose his/her extended lunch AND have their parking permit revoked for the remainder of the school year.
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SPRING THEATRE PRODUCTION
Welcome to the infamous Kit Kat Klub, where the Emcee, Sally Bowles and a raucous ensemble take the stage nightly to tantalize the crowd - and to leave their troubles outside. But as life in pre-WWII Germany grows more and more uncertain, will the decadent allure of Berlin nightlife be enough to get them through their dangerous times?
DATES: 3/15, 3/16, 3/17 & 3/22, 3/ 23, 3/24
**PG-13, This show contains adult humor and sexual
innuendo and is intended for mature audiences.**
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CLASS OF 2018 COCA-COLA BOTTLES
You can now order your child a commemorative Coca-Cola bottle with Class of 2018 written on the label. The bottles can be delivered to your child at the Senior Breakfast with their red envelopes or they can be picked up at school upon their arrival.
You may also order extra bottles for friends who have children graduating from high school this year. These bottles will be available for pick-up at Milton upon their delivery.
COST: $5 per bottle
BY CHECK
(NO CASH PLEASE)
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UNDERSTANDING THE NCAA
Guiding Your Student Athlete: Understanding NCAA and Academics
Join us for an informational session to learn more about student athlete recruitment and academics. You will learn about sliding scale GPA, NCAA registration, D1 versus D2, official visits, red shirting and more. We look forward to seeing you on March 1, 2018!
Date: March 1, 2018
Time: 6:30PM
Location: College and Career Center
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LOVE YOUR BODY
February is National Love Your Body month! Love Your Body
is a national movement encouraging people of all shapes, sizes and skin tones to acknowledge their uniqueness and beauty on an individual basis. Many students suffer from negative body image and this month-long program aims to promote a healthy ideal about what is considered "beautiful".
Atlanta's EDIN (Eating Disorders Information Network- http://www.myedin.org/) sponsors and hosts many events throughout the month of February to help our community focus on maintaining a healthy body and mind.
During the month of February, the MHS Counselors encourage students to put themselves and their body first.
Here are some ways to love your body all month long hosted by EDIN. *All events are free and open to the public.
Bend and Berries: Yoga & Smoothies Workshop
Thursday, February 22nd from 6:00-7:00pm
Location: Thrive Counseling Center- 6095 Pine Mountain Rd Suite 105 Kennesaw, GA
Event Contact: Olivia Scott or 678-217-7529 ext. 25
A workshop led by therapists at Thrive Counseling that sees you BEND your way through a half-hour to EMPOWER - And then BLEND your way to WELLNESS with simple, delicious smoothie recipes!
Strength and Compassion: A Yoga Festival
Sunday, February 25th 2:00-4:00pm
Location: The Galloway School in Chaddick Lobby (215 West Wieuca Rd. Atlanta, GA, 30342)
Event Contact: Jill Weinstein
The yoga festival will include yoga teachers teaching classes for all ages in the midst of stations for children (coloring, face paint, tattoos) and vendors including food, henna, and clothing.
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FROM THE SUMMIT
6 MYTHS ABOUT BODY IMAGE AND DISORDERED EATING
In a world where magazines, television, and social media send many messages about what our bodies should or should not look like and what we should eat... knowing what is real can be challenging. These messages change our thinking and behaviors, and impact how we feel about ourselves. If you struggle with negative thoughts about your body or eating, you're not alone. Check out these common myths to challenge what you think!
- MYTH #1 - LOSING WEIGHT WILL HEAL YOUR NEGATIVE THOUGHTS ABOUT YOURSELF A common belief is that changing your body or losing weight will change how you feel about yourself. In reality, losing weight will not cure your self-loathing or the stigma you place on yourself about your body. True healing comes from working on your thinking and emotions. Healing involves health of the mind and body.
- MYTH #2 - BEING HEALTHY IS ABOUT EATING ALL THE RIGHT FOODS Normal eating takes place when eating is simply part of your life, not your entire focus. Healthy people tend to eat when they are hungry and stop when they are full by using intuitive eating. Our bodies are prewired with intuitive eating skills, we just have to slow down and listen. Sometimes, normal eating can mean feeling satisfied or even feeling stuffed and not giving it much after thought. Healthy eating is choosing nutritious foods, most of the time, that tastes good and make you feel good. Healthy eaters don't restrict themselves from fats or sweets, they simply eat what tastes good and makes them feel good.
- MYTH #3 - DIETING OR STRICT EATING IS THE SOLUTION TO DISORDERD EATING Healing from an eating disorder does not involve dieting. In fact, dieting can exacerbate disordered eating or create new problems. Dieting may temporarily reduce behaviors that occur as part of eating disorders, but dieting creates negative thoughts and patterns. Dieting is simply a band-aid that prevents working on the real issues with which you are struggling. * MYTH #4 - EVERY BODY SHOULD LOOK THE SAME Every person was made to be unique and no person looks the same. Comparing yourself to someone else might feel helpful, but it creates negative thinking and judgements about yourself. The next time you notice yourself comparing, take a step back and challenge yourself to describe your thoughts nonjudgmentally and factually based.
- MYTH #5 - EXERCISE IS SOMETHING YOU SHOULD DO BECAUSE OF SOMETHING YOU ATE Exercise is something you do for various health reasons and enjoyment. Exercise is good for us because it feels good to move. It's a great way to get in touch with your body and celebrate what it can do. Exercise is not a punishment for something you ate.
- MYTH #6 - THESE CLOTHES DID NOT FIT, SO MY BODY IS THE PROBLEM All clothing is made differently, for different bodies. If something does not fit you in a store, it is not because something is wrong with your body. At times, you may not like the way a piece of clothing fits you, but it's the clothes that's the problem - not your body! Saying "this clothing is weird" is more empowering that judging your body.
If you or someone you love is struggling and would like to speak with the licensed school based therapist, Julia Harris, MS, LAPC, at Milton High School, contact the Summit Counseling Center by calling 678-893-5300 to schedule an appointment.
Article by: Julia Harris, MS, LAPC
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TEXT A TIP
Milton High School is piloting a support program with Fulton County for our students called Text A Tip. Text A Tip is an ANONYMOUS support line for our all of our students.
The line is staffed 24/7 by a licensed clinician in Fulton County and available to students in need of assistance with everything from anxiety and depression to school challenges and parental problems. Every text remains completely anonymous.
Students will be able to access
Text A Tip by doing the following on their mobile device:
- Text EAGLES to 1-844-201-9946
- The student will get a response within 5 minutes from a licensed clinician
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AP EXAM REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
AP Exam Registration goes from February 1 through March 8 @11:59 p.m.
*Late Registration is March 9 through March 15.
If you plan to take an AP Exam you MUST register online at:
or
You need the following information to have a successful registration:
- Student ID number (10 digit, school issued number)
- Student & Parent Email (make sure it is one you check regularly)
- AP exam(s) being taken
- Teacher name & class period for each AP class and corresponding exam
Once you have completed the registration process, you will receive a confirmation page indicating that the exams you registered for have processed successfully.
If you wish to opt out of any AP exam(s),
please COMPLETE the OPT OUT FORM located a www.miltonhighschool.com
or by clicking
HERE
and return to Heidi Morrison in 1360.
If you would like to register for an exam not listed, or have any questions please email Heidi Morrison, MorrisonH@fultonschool.org or come to 1360.
Any registration on/after March 9, will receive a $25 late fee.
*Registration closes March 15.
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AP TESTING ACCOMODATIONS
AP Exam Testing Accommodations If you have a disability that affects how you test, accommodations are available. If you have a documented disability, you may be eligible for accommodations on the AP Exams such as:
- Extended time
- Large-type exams
- Large-block answer sheets
- Permission to use a braille device, computer, or magnifying device
- A reader to dictate questions
- A writer to record responses
- A written copy of oral instructions; as well as other accommodations
You must request accommodations from the College Board Services for Students with Disabilities office. Scores for students who test with accommodations that have not been preapproved by the College Board will not be reported.
REQUESTING ACCOMODATIONS
To request accommodations, please contact Jeannie Pullano, our school's SSD coordinator. Visit Services for Students with Disabilities for more information on how to request testing accommodations.
- If you have previously been approved by the College Board for testing accommodations (for example, when you took the PSAT/NMSQT or SAT), you do not need to submit a new request.
- If you transferred schools after being approved for testing accommodations, notify the SSD coordinator at your new school of the prior approval. If you need different accommodations, your school's SSD coordinator may submit an Accommodations Change Form for you.
DEADLINE TO SUBMIT REQUESTS FOR ACCOMODATIONS
The College Board must receive your request for accommodations and supporting documentation (if needed) by February 23. This date is seven weeks before the ordering deadline for AP Exams because it takes approximately seven weeks from the receipt of all necessary documentation for the College Board to determine your eligibility for accommodations. If requests are submitted after this date, there is no guarantee that accommodations will be approved and appropriate exam materials will be shipped in time for the test.
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BOYS GOLF TEAM
MILTON TEE-OFF CLASSIC FUNDRAISER
The Boys Golf Team will be hosting its annual Milton High School Tee-off Classic Golf Tournament on March 13 at Atlanta National Golf Course. Anyone interested in participating or sponsoring please email Coach Dell at dellt@fultonschools.org.
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MILTON FENCING TEAM
Would you like to be a part of the Milton Fencing Team, learn about the sport or just try your hand at wielding a sword? The Milton Fencing Team is having open practice and information sessions on February 26, immediately following school. Just meet us in the Milton cafeteria. Milton Fencing is open to ALL skill levels, beginner to expert, and is a no cut, athletic letter eligible sport. We compete with schools all over the metropolitan area.
For more information, please visit our website and download a waiver which permits you to try out a weapon at open practice. Or stop by Mrs. Durand's room (3306) to get a waiver or if you would like to learn more.
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MILTON HALL OF FAME
The MHS Hall of Fame Committee is now accepting nominations for 2018. We are seeking nominations for outstanding alumni, faculty and staff, coaches, and friends of the school. We want to honor and celebrate the many accomplishments of those who have been affiliated with Milton HS through almost 100 years of history. We are looking for nominations of those who were a part of our history many years ago all the way through to our recent history. Please visit our Hall of Fame page on the school website at
http://school.fultonschools.org/hs/milton/Pages/halloffame.aspx for more information. The nomination deadline is February 21, 2018.
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Week of FEBRUARY 20:
YEAR UP INFORMATION SESSION:
Tuesday February 20
9:00-10:00
Room 2201
Come learn more about the amazing program that is Year Up. Year Up Greater Atlanta is a one-year, intensive training program that provides low-income young adults, ages 18-24, with a combination of hands-on skills development, coursework eligible for college credit, corporate internships, and wraparound support.
- DEVELOP SKILLS YOU NEED FOR THE JOB YOU WANT: We align our training with corporate partner needs and market trends to ensure that the skills you learn will be in-demand. Learn valuable technical and professional skills, and gain work experience during internships at top companies.
- EARN WHILE YOU LEARN: Earn a stipend throughout the program (both while you train and during your internship) and complete courses eligible for college credit.
- GET ONGOING SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE: Our staff (including program managers, coaches, and student services teams) and our strong alumni network support you in reaching your maximum potential, both as a student and as a working professional.
- MEET YOUR MENTOR: You'll be paired with an experienced professional. They're there to give you one-on-one attention and guidance as you make decisions about your future. Ask questions, share ideas, and get expert advice about your career path.
PARENTS
FAFSA & UNDERSTANDING FINANICAL AID WEBINAR:
March 1 7 PM - 8PM
Presented by Peachtree College Planning
Sign up information will be coming soon!
TEST PREP:
SPRING TEST PREP OPTIONS-for all test prep information, including pricing and sign up, please visit www.mhsccc.com
Appointments with Monica:
Tuesday 8:30-10:00AM
Appointments with Shannon:
Mondays 9:00-10:30AM
Fridays 8:30-10:30AM
Drop-In Hours: Wednesdays 1:30-3:30PM
For complete details on all of the seminars and opportunities for students and parents, please visit our website at www.mhsccc.com.
SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:
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Not a member? Joining is easy, visit gucu.org to apply today!
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EAGLE PRIDE
ACADEMICS
MODEL UN
Congratulations to the Milton High School Model United Nations club on their success at the 2018 University of Georgia Model UN Conference ("UGAMUN"). With over 600 delegates from high schools from Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, it was the largest group to attend UGAMUN ever! The Model UN delegates spent three days debating, negotiating, and drafting resolutions to promote international cooperation in the areas of world peace, world economic cooperation, and protecting human rights. A special shout out to Erin Joyce (11th) and Sophia Kwan (10th) for earning the Outstanding Delegate award! The Model UN club would like to extend a special "THANK YOU" to all the parents who support us financially and provide transportation to conferences. We could not do this without you! Ryan Barr, President (ryanhlbarr@gmail.com) Cade Mangrum, Vice President
PERFORMING ARTS
WIND ENSEMBLE
This Friday the Milton High School Wind Ensemble has been invited to give a performance at Emory University where the group will perform a joint concert alongside the Emory University Wind Ensemble. Featuring a world premiere by renown composer Anthony Plog, the free concert starts at 8:00PM in the Emerson Concert Hall at the Scwartz Center for the Arts.
ATHLETICS
EQUESTRIAN
Congratulations to the team for their Third Place Win at Regionals last Sunday. Lots of great ribbons were won by the girls. A special congrats to Hannah Duke and Catherine Watry. Both girls qualified as individuals and will move to the next round at Zones, in Tryon, NC, taking place in March. Way to Rep the M Girls!! Coaching by Paige Ripley out of BritMohr Farms.
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ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
HOME EVENTS
2/20 TUE: Baseball v Centennial @ 5:55PM
2/20 TUE: Soccer v Forsyth Central G 5:55/B 8:00PM
2/21 WED: JV Girls Lacrosse v Westminster @ 5:00PM
2/21 WED: V Girls Lacrosse v Forsyth Central @ 6:30PM
2/21 WED: Baseball v Marietta @ 5:55PM
2/22 THU: 9th Baseball v North Forsyth @ 5:55PM
2/22 THU: JV Soccer v Roswell G 5:55/B 7:30PM
2/23
FRI: JV Baseball v Roswell @ 5:55PM
2/23
FRI: Soccer v Cambridge G 5:55/B 8:00PM
AWAY
2/19 MON: JV Baseball v Cambridge @ 5:55PM
2/19 MON: JV Soccer v Lambert G 5:55/B 7:30
2/20 TUE: 9th Baseball v North Forsyth @ 5:55PM
2/20 TUE: JV Baseball v Centennial @ 5:55PM
2/20 TUE: Boys Lacrosse v Pope JV 5:55/V 7:55PM
2/20 TUE: JV Boys Golf v Centennial @ White Columns CC
2/21 WED: 9th Boys Lacrosse v South Forsyth @ 5:55PM
2/22 THU: JV Baseball v Roswell @ 5:55PM
2/22 THU: Boys Golf v Cambridge @ Atlanta National
2/23 FRI: Boys Lacrosse v Cambridge JV 5:55/V 7:45PM
2/24 SAT: Gymnastics Meet @ Roswell Rec @ 2:00PM
2/24 SAT: Track & Field Roswell 8 Way @ Roswell HS @ 9:00AM
2/24 SAT: Baseball v Walton/Houston County @ LakePoint 1:00/3:30PM
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