Duluth HS Newsletter 01.09.2017

January 9, 2017

ATTENTION

V OLUNTEERS NEEDED

The Duluth Cluster Schools Foundation is looking for volunteers who are interested in working to assist in helping our schools in the areas of academics, arts and athletics. Projects include community involvement as well as fundraising projects. Participating in school events, reaching out to other groups interested in our schools' advancement, and other activities that the Foundation sponsors, are some of the ways you can be a part of helping your schools.

The cluster consists of DHS High School, DHS Middle School, Coleman Middle School, and four elementary schools: B.B. Harris, Berkeley Lakes, Chattahoochee, and Chesney. The Foundation supports specific needs of these schools that are not funded by the Gwinnett County Public Schools.

Good schools make good neighborhoods and good neighborhoods build strong communities. Come be a part of this effort to help our children's educational needs.

To learn more visit our web site duluthschoolsfoundation.org

or call (770) 476-5206.

COUNSELING

ATHLETICS

Over the winter break, the Varsity Boys Basketball Team competed at the McDonald's Invitational at Tift County to finish 2-1 on the trip with victories over Valdosta (70-58) and Colquitt County (58-57) and the lone loss to the home team Tift County 54-52 at the buzzer. The Wildcats are now 9-6 on the season.

Congratulations to junior Adam Flagler for being named to the McDonald's All Tournament team and to senior Chris Allen for winning a book scholarship for use at the college he decides to attend in the fall from the McDonald's Invitational Committee. Chris had to complete an application as well as write an essay to even be part of the process for earning this scholarship.

Cabral J. Huff

Head Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach