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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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03/19: Drama Auditions
03/19: Football Mtg 7:00PM
03/21: Financ Workshop 8:30AM
03/22-24: CABARET 7:00PM
03/28: Cirque Auditions
03/29: Soccer Youth Night
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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SGC ELECTIONS OPEN TOMORROW
It is SGC elections season. Elections will take place March 19-23 for parent/guardian representatives and teacher representatives. Each candidate has prepared a statement introducing him/herself and explaining why s/he wants to serve on the Council. As you prepare to cast your vote, please visit our school website at
www.miltonhighschool.com
to learn more about the candidates so that you can make an informed decision about your Council representatives. Copies of all candidate statements are also available below (click on name to read). Hard copies of the candidate statements are available in the main office for your viewing as well.
Each parent will receive an email with a unique link allowing you to vote in this year's election. Please make sure the school has your correct email address on file.
CANDIDATE STATEMENTS
PARENT/GUARDIAN
TEACHER
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EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S REVIEW
This past week, Milton HS celebrated Exceptional Children's Week in a truly EXCEPTIONAL way! Abundant demonstrations of support and inclusion were observed in the beautifully decorated atrium and hallways, students signing the
"Spread the Word to End the Word" pledge and participating in the Simulation Stations where they could experience different challenges facing students with disabilities, honoring students with disabilities at the varsity baseball game and an appreciation breakfast for our special education teachers and staff.
The week culminated with an amazing Spring Pep Rally that included students with disabilities as well as the announcement of our
"Yes, I Can!" award winners. This award is an opportunity for us to recognize and honor our exceptional students for their exemplary progress and achievement in the areas of academics, communication, athletics, community involvement and vocational/social skills.
The 2018 Nominees for the Milton HS
"Yes, I Can!" Award were
Michael Baxter, Muhammad Ali,
Mitch Schnarr,
Tate Hamilton, and
Kendall Salmon, and our overall winner, who will attend the Fulton County Schools "Yes, I Can!" Award ceremony later this month, is
Alex Blanco. The Services for Exceptional Children staff would like to thank the incredible peer facilitators, PTO, Student Council and Milton Baseball and Athletics for their generous support and dedication to our program and activities.
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MICROSOFT SURFACE UPDATE
In an effort to prepare for the spring testing season, we are asking that students update their school issued Surface tablets with needed software/security applications. Below are some simple instructions on how to accomplish this:
- Please restart the tablet while on a Wi-Fi network (Click the Windows icon, Click the "Power/Battery" icon, and tap "Restart")
- After restarting and logging back in with the students' Fulton County credentials, please click to start any needed updates.
(Click the Windows icon, click the "Settings" option, click "Updates and Security" and click "Check for Updates" and/or "Start Downloads" of any needed/available updates)
DRC Insight is the testing app that is used to administer the End Of Course Assessments in a secure online environment. We will be administering EOC tests to students this spring via the Microsoft Surface, so it is vital that students have this app installed using the directions above. If you need any assistance with this process, please see Mr. Tran or the Tech Eagle helpers at the Media Hub help desk. STUDENTS - PLEASE CHECK YOUR FULTON SCHOOLS EMAIL ACCOUNT FOR REMINDERS. (Students must access their FCS email account through Microsoft Outlook on their issued tablet.)
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SPRING TESTING INFORMATION
As we move closer to our 2018 spring testing window, we wanted to share with you some general information regarding EOC dates and tests. We will provide a more detailed schedule for EOC tests in the very near future. Georgia Milestones EOC Testing Schedule:
April 23 & 25 -9th Lit & 11th American Lit
April 24 - U.S. History & Economics
April 30 - Algebra & Geometry
May 1- Biology & Physical Science
EOC Make-Up Sessions:
April 26, 27 & May 2,3,4
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FOOTBALL PARENT MEETING
Milton Football Parent Meeting Monday, March 19
Parents of rising 9th-12th grade athletes interested in playing football for the 2018 season are asked to attend a mandatory parent meeting with Milton Football Head Coach Adam Clack and MHS Athletic Director Gary Sylvestri at 7:OOPM on Monday, March 19 in the MHS Media Center.
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CURE CLUB AT MILTON
The CURE Childhood Cancer Foundation sponsors the Cure Club at Milton High School in an effort to fundraise items for local hospitals and raise volunteer awareness. This semester, our goal is to gather comfort items. Donation boxes have been distributed throughout Milton, in rooms 1353, 1333, 1273, 5303, and 1356. The following items are being collected through March 30th:
- Mild Scented Air Fresheners
- Small packages of Moist Wipes
- Boxes of soft Kleenex
- Coffee Mugs
- Individual packs of Instant Coffee
- Hot Teas, or Water Flavoring
- Small Cans of Nuts
- Individual Instant Oatmeal or Campbell Soups that can be microwaved in the original container
- Gum (not bubble gum or kid's flavors) or Hard Candy (such as Peppermints or Butterscotch)
- Lip Balm, Hand Lotion
- Hand Sanitizer
- Notepads / Pens
- Fleece blankets
The items gathered will be placed into baskets that go to console families during their sad times. At Children's Hospital, when families find out their child does not have long to live, the CURE Foundation gifts the family with a "comfort basket" and the items in it help to make the family's final moments with their beloved child are as comfortable as possible. Please donate, as every donated item helps make the child's last minutes more precious. For more information about the Comfort Items Fundraiser, the CURE Club, or the CURE Childhood Cancer Foundation, please contact Faith Howerton at: faith@howerton6.com
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YOUTH SOCCER NIGHT
Come on out for Milton Soccer Youth Night. All 8th grade and younger players will get into the games for FREE with a paying adult when they wear their club soccer jersey or soccer spirit wear. There will be half-time goal challenges during each game, giveaways, concessions, spirit wear for purchase and tons of fun to be had.
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CHORUS AUDITIONS
Milton Chorus Auditions: Do you love to sing? Do you want to be a part of the award winning Milton Chorus? Auditions for 2018-2019 placements will occur on Monday, March 26 after school. A sign up sheet will be posted outside the Chorus Room (7103) and you can sign up there. Details for the audition will be on the sign up sheet. If you have any questions, see Mr. Bowers in 7103 or email him at bowersa@fultonschools.org
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FROM THE SUMMIT
6 Ways to Increase Confidence in Adolescents
Having confidence is a key factor in success. Confidence determines how a teen feels about themselves and how they interact with other people. Confidence "sets the stage" for how a teen will view the world and experience life. Parenting can be stressful and nobody is perfect. If you want to encourage healthy confidence in your teen, read and follow these 6 helpful tips:
- Create rules, but don't be a dictator It's important that teens have structure in their life. This encourages them to keep schedules and learn boundaries. But - don't dictate their every move. Teens need to learn to make their own decisions and set their own boundaries as well. Being overly authoritative shuts down independence and confidence!
- Celebrate them when they try something new Rewarding your teen with praise for trying something new is the best way to encourage the behavior in the future. He or she will feel acknowledged and proud for stepping outside of their comfort zone - this is where success happens!
- Express confidence instead of worry Telling your teen that you're worried about them gives him or her more reason to doubt them self. Express confidence and use encouragement instead.
- Turn mistakes into "teaching" moments Rather than criticizing or scolding your teen for a mistake, sit down with him or her and discuss what happened. Help them talk through the mistakes and problem-solve for the future.
- Encourage effort, do not criticize attempts If your teen is trying a new task or practicing skills, it is more helpful to encourage him or her and point out the good in what they are doing rather than pointing out mistakes. This teaches him or her to focus on positive things or negative things and increases confidence.
- Do not create exceptions for your child Create rules, boundaries, and guidelines for your teen. Then, enforce consequences when rules are broken and only reward behavior when necessary. Consequences teach your teen that they are not above established rules and boundaries. Making exceptions for him or her teaches feelings of entitlement and encourages the idea that they don't have to work hard for what they want and/or that rules don't apply to them.
If your teenager needs someone to talk to please call the Summit Counseling Center to make an appointment with the licensed School-based Therapists located in Milton High School by calling 678-893-5300! Article by: Julia Harris, MS, LAPC with The Summit Counseling Center
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DANCE TEAM AUDITIONS
Attention all MHS and rising 9th grade Dancers! Back by popular demand, the Milton High School Dance Team is holding open auditions for the 2018-2019 season. If you are interested in joining a talented team of dancers and would like to perform with us at pep rallies and basketball games, please contact either team sponsor: Taylor Adams adamst4@fultonschools.org or Diane Durand durandd@fultonschools.org or come by room 3305 (Ms. Adams) or 3306 (Mrs. Durand) for more information and an application.
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NATIONAL TECHNICAL HONOR SOCIETY
Interested in joining National Technical Honor Society (NTHS)? Are you in at least the second level of a CTAE course? Do you have at least a 3.0? You may qualify. Now is the time to complete the application to be considered for membership. See Ms. Kleimon (5303) or Ms. Naterman (1275) with any questions on the application packet.
NTHS INFORMATION PACKET
NTHS APPLICATION PACKET
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2018 SUMMER SCHOOL OPTIONS
Summer School Options: 2018 Fulton County Schools offers a variety of summer school options for students who want recover credit or get ahead. These options include face-to-face and online courses. Please visit the Milton High School web page for more information.
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STUDENT CHECKOUT PROCEDURES
Procedure To Check a Student Out:
- The student must bring a written note from the parent or legal guardian to the attendance office in the morning to receive a pass out of class.
- This note should include the student's name, grade, reason for dismissal and the time the parent or guardian will pick the student up.
- We cannot accept phone calls or emails to check students out.
- If an early dismissal note is not provided in the morning, a student may be called to the front office for check-out only when the parent/guardian or emergency contact arrives in the front office with a government issued ID (driver's license, passport, Fulton County employee ID).
- You may be asked to wait until a class change to check out your child.
Your cooperation with this procedure is requested as it minimizes interruptions to classroom instruction.
Students will not be checked out after 3:00 PM.
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Only students with a displayed valid parking pass are allowed to park on campus. Students without a valid parking pass and/or not parked in their assigned space will be subject to tow.
Parents/visitors who park on campus must park in visitor parking (first two rows on the stadium side) and check in at the front desk. Failure to do so may result in being towed. No one is allowed to park their vehicle anywhere on campus for unofficial school business unless given permission by administration. Failure to get permission may result in your vehicle being towed.
We have very limited parking on campus and we need everyone's cooperation. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Coach Sylvestri at
sylvestrig@fultonschools.org
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ATTENTION MILTON SENIORS
Graduation News:
Senior Slide Show Pictures Submission--Deadline Friday, March 30th. Details can be found on the school website by clicking on the students tab and then seniors or
BY CLICKING HERE
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RFF FEEDBACK NEEDED
The Milton SGC is in the FEEDBACK phase in our Requests for Flexibility(RFF) for the 2018-19 school year. Please click the links below to learn more about our 2018-2019 RFF's.
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MILTON SOCCER FUNDRAISER
Time to get your snack on! Come out to Purpose Snackery in Crabapple Wednesday, March 28th between 3pm and 8pm for some grab and go snacks, snackbreads, frozen yogurt or coffee and support Milton Soccer!
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PROM TICKETS ON SALE
WHEN:
Saturday, April 14, 2018
TIME:
7:30PM to 11:00PM
WHERE:
College Football Hall of Fame - 250 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313
THEME:
Touchdowns, Tuxedos, and Traditions
TICKETS:
- Tickets will only be sold ONLINE! (No cash or check purchases will be accepted at any time)
- You must pick up a tangible ticket - an online receipt will not be sufficient to gain entrance to Prom
- Tickets will NOT be sold after Spring Break. The last day to purchase a ticket is April 1st.
- Students may purchase a maximum of 2 tickets.
- Purchases must be made by a Milton High School Junior or Senior.
- If you are bringing a non-Milton guest - a guest form must be filled out completely and turned in at the time you are picking up tickets.
If any information is missing, you will not receive your tickets.
- Ticket pricing is as follows (no couples pricing):
- Week 1: 3/5 - 3/11 = $50
- Week 2: 3/12 - 3/18 = $60
- Week 3: 3/19 - 3/25 = $70
- Week 4: 3/26 - 4/1 = $80
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ADVANCED DRAMA & CIRQUE AUDITIONS
Auditions for Advanced Drama will be held on
Monday, March 19
. Students will sign up for an individual audition slot outside of the Black Box theatre, or email our directors for a slot (emails below). Cirque auditions will be held
Wednesday, March 28
with callbacks
Thursday, March 29
beginning at 4:00PM in the auditorium. Rising 9th grade students will arrive later once their schools let out.
DIRECTOR EMAILS:
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CLASS OF 2018 RED ENVELOPES
ATTENTION PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF GRADUATING SENIORS
Following our wonderful Milton tradition, we are once again giving relatives, friends and teachers an opportunity to honor our senior students by sending them a special letter of congratulations on their upcoming graduation in May 2018.
We will carefully keep these cards and letters for each student and distribute them after the Senior Breakfast. 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 letters at the front office in the box labeled "RED ENVELOPES" or you can mail them to the school using the following address:
STUDENTS FULL NAME
c/o Milton High School PTO - April Petros/RED ENVELOPES
13025 Birmingham Highway
Milton, GA 30004
ALL CARDS AND LETTERS 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 500 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 STUDENTS FULL NAME ON ALL ENVELOPES.
- Keep letters and cards FLAT. You will be asked to come to school to pick up items which do not meet the above criteria.
ALL cards and letters MUST BE DELIVERED TO SCHOOL BY MAY 4, 2018. We encourage you to send your letters as early as possible. Let's show the Class of 2018 that they are indeed special to us and that we acknowledge their achievements of the past 12 years!
April Petros: abpetros@yahoo.com
Mellissa Hairston: mshairston@yahoo.com
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CLASE DEL 2018 SOBRES ROJOS
ATENCIÓN PADRES Y AMIGOS DE LOS GRADUANDOS
Siguiendo nuestra maravillosa tradición de Milton, una vez más estamos brindando a parientes, amigos y maestros la oportunidad de honrar a nuestros estudiantes del último año enviándoles una carta especial de felicitaciones por su próxima graduación en Mayo de 2018.
Guardaremos cuidadosamente estas tarjetas y cartas para cada estudiante y las distribuiremos después del desayuno para los graduandos. Todos recibirán un SOBRE ROJO grande que contiene estos mensajes y buenos deseos. Las cartas y tarjetas se mantendrán confidenciales hasta que se entreguen a los estudiantes en el desayuno.
Puede dejar sus tarjetas y cartas en la oficina de la entrada en la casilla "SOBRES ROJOS" o puede enviarlas por correo a la escuela a través de la siguiente dirección:
NOMBRE COMPLETO DEL ESTUDIANTE
c/o Milton High School PTO - April Petros /SOBRES ROJOS
13025 Birmingham Highway
Milton, GA 30004
¡TODAS LAS TARJETAS Y CARTAS ENVIADAS A LA ESCUELA O DEJADAS EN LA ESCUELA DEBEN ESTAR MARCADAS COMO "SOBRE ROJO" EN EL EXTERIOR PARA GARANTIZAR LA ENTREGA!
INSTRUCCIONES PARA LAS TARJETAS Y CARTAS DEL SOBRE ROJO:
Tenga en cuenta que se recogerán cartas para más de 500 estudiantes. Es imperativo que siga estas pautas:
- ENVÍE SOLAMENTE LAS TARJETAS O LAS CARTAS DE 8 ½ " x 11" O MÁS PEQUEÑAS
- NO ENVÍE PAQUETES DE NINGÚN TIPO
- NO ENVIE NADA DE VALOR (es decir: efectivo, cheques, tarjetas de regalo) no podemos ser responsables de ello.
- Si envía varios sobres dentro de uno más grande, PONGA EL NOMBRE COMPLETO DEL ESTUDIANTE EN TODOS LOS SOBRES.
- Mantenga las cartas y tarjetas PLANAS. Se le pedirá que vaya a la escuela para recoger los artículos que no cumplan con los criterios anteriores.
TODAS las tarjetas y cartas DEBEN ENTREGARSE EN LA ESCUELA antes del 4 de Mayo de 2018. Le recomendamos que envíe sus cartas lo antes posible. ¡Demostremos a la Clase del 2018 que son realmente especiales para nosotros y que reconocemos sus logros de los últimos 12 años!
April Petros: abpetros@yahoo.com
Mellissa Hairston: mshairston@yahoo.com
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DUAL ENROLLMENT
Dual Enrollment Reminder: If your student is interested in dual enrollment for the 2018-2019 school year they are required to turn in the Fulton County Dual Enrollment Contract and proof of their application to the university/college by March 30 to Dr. Higgins in room 1320. Contracts can be found in room 1340. IF THE CONTRACT AND PROOF OF APPLICATION ARE NOT RECEIVED BY MARCH 30, STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN DUAL ENROLLMENT FOR THE 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR.
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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2018-19 ONLINE COURSE REQUESTS
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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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?
**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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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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Week of MARCH 19:
STUDENTS:
COLLEGE VISITS
TUE 3/20: College of Coastal Georgia 3rd Period
TUE 3/20: Auburn University 4th Period
TUE 3/20: Columbus State University 5th Period
FRI 3/23 Xavier University 4th Period
MON 3/26 Ohio University 4th Period
MON 3/26 LA College of Music 5th Period
WED 3/28 Belmont University TBD
Sign up HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/milton-high-school-college-and-career-center-10771107638
TEST PREP:
SPRING TEST PREP OPTIONS-for all test prep information, including pricing and sign up, please visit www.mhsccc.com
PARENTS:
College Financial Planning Workshop Wednesday, March 21, 2018: Milton HS College & Career Center - 8:30AM During this event you will Learn:
- Why it's Important to Start Planning for College NOW!
- The Cost of College and How Families Pay/ FAFSA - Expected Family Contribution
- Myths about aid qualification
- Filling out the FAFSA and CSS Profile forms
- Navigating the college application process to achieve success!
- Hope/Zell Miller-Scholarship/Grants-Georgia Futures
- How to choose the BEST College for your student and your family: ACADEMICALLY, SOCIALLY, and FINANCIALLY!
Reservations are necessary! CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT
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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PTO BUSINESS PARTNER FEATURE
At InspireDesigns, based here in Alpharetta, we create affordable & unique pieces of jewelry. This inspirational jewelry can be worn everyday and for special occasions! Our pieces are made of a variety of materials including natural gemstones, leather & suede cords, brass & pewter plated chains, hand-stamped custom art, and other unique elements that inspire us. We are constantly influenced by the world around us, and it continues to light our passion to create handcrafted new collections. Our heritage reflects a family history of craftsmanship, and our brand reflects what we believe a "made in America" business truly is. Please come see us!
In gratitude... In gratefulnesss... and In Faith we are honored and humbled to give back to our community.
Each year we select charities and organizations that could use some of our heroes' hands. We
cherish that our talents can bring help to others.
678-905-3354
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EAGLE PRIDE
VISUAL/PERFORMING ARTS
WINTERGUARD
Congratulations to the Milton Winterguard for their 1st place finish at this past weekend's Flowery Branch High School competition!
ACADEMICS
SCIENCE
Our Milton students did very well at the Fulton County Regional Science Fair and all of who entered a project will be going to the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair (GSEF) in Athens on March 22nd in Athens. Shreya Ramesh was a Grand Prize winner at the Fulton County Regional Science Fair and will be advancing to the International Science and Engineering Fair this May in Pittsburgh. She will be joined by Dr. Varsha Sonawane, Milton's Science Fair Coordinator. The title of Shreya's winning science fair project is "Predicting Parkinson's Disease using AI and Machine Learning." Shreya will also be attending GSEF where she will have the opportunity to win additional awards. Our other students who will be attending GSEF are: Divya Nori, Priya Soneji, Priyanka Akavaram Kareena Dash, Rachel Abraham, Akaash Dash, Aaron Fletcher Matthews
HOSA
Congratulations to the following students that competed in the 2018 HOSA State Leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia on March 8-10. They will be advancing to the HOSA International Conference in Dallas, Texas in June.
Nisha Bhat- 1st place- Medical Terminology
Kareena Dash - 1st place Medical Spelling
Nicole Steel - 1st place- Researched Persuasive Writing and Speaking
Rhea Daswani - 2nd place- Behavioral Health
Natalie Miller - 5th place- Veterinary Medicine
Mara Zulfiqar - 5th place- Epidemiology
Aayush Patel - 11th place- Medical Math
ATHLETICS
TENNIS
Milton Girls and Boys tennis completed a huge weekend at the DecoTurf High School Championships. After being selected to play in the A bracket they completed 54 matches against some of the top players across the nation including teams from Illinois, California, Texas, and Florida. Both teams finished in 8th Place among a competitive field of 44 boys teams and 36 girls teams at the tournament. Impressive performance by Sherise Henning for defeating opponents from last years 7A state champions Walton and St. Andrews in hard fought matches. The team will complete one more week of region play before going into the region tournament March 26-28. Come out and support the girls as they take on South Forsyth this Thursday (3/22) at home.
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ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
HOME EVENTS
3/19 MON: Baseball v Lambert @ 5:55PM
3/19 MON: JV Girls Tennis v Walton @ 4:00PM
3/22 THU: Baseball v Lambert JV 5:00/9th 7:15
3/22 THU: JV Soccer v West Forsyth G 5:55/B 7:30
3/23 FRI: JV Baseball v Forsyth Central @ 5:55PM
3/23 FRI: Girls Lax v St. Stephens St. Agnes (Legacy Cup) @ 4:30PM
3/24 SAT: JV Girls Lax v St. Stephens St. Agnes (Legacy Cup) @ 9:00AM
3/24 SAT: Girls Lax v Hinsdale Cent (IL)/American Heritage (FL) (Legacy Cup) @
12:00/6:00PM
AWAY
3/19 MON: 9th Baseball v Forsyth Central @ 5:55PM
3/19 MON: Boys Golf at Big Red Shootout @ Chattahoochee CC
3/19 MON: JV Soccer v Forsyth Central B 5:55/G 7:30
3/19 MON: JV Boys Tennis v Walton @ 4:00PM
3/20 TUE: Baseball v Lambert 9th 5:00/JV 7:15
3/20 TUE: JV Boys Golf v Roswell @ Brookfield CC @ 3:30PM
3/20 TUE: Soccer v Forsyth Central G 5:55/B 8:00
3/21 WED: Baseball v Lambert @ 5:55PM
3/21 WED: 9TH Boys Lacrosse v Lambert @ 6:00PM
3/21 WED: Girls Golf Tri-Match @ 3:30PM
3/21 WED: Gymnastics Meet at Lovett HS @ 5:00PM
3/21 WED: JV Track & Field Region Championships at Lambert @ 4:30
3/22 THU: Boys Lacrosse v West Forsyth JV 5:55/V 7:45
3/22 THU: JV Girls Lacrosse v Blessed Trinity @ 5:00PM
3/23 FRI: Baseball v Forsyth Central @ 5:55PM
3/23 FRI: Soccer v West Forsyth G 5:55/B 8:00
3/23 FRI: Gymnastics Meet at Pace Academy @ 4:00PM
3/24 SAT: Boys Golf at Packer Invitational at Sunset CC
3/24 SAT/MON: Track & Field Region Champ. at Westlake @ 9:00AM/4:30PM
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