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IN THIS UPDATE
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PRINCIPAL
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
9th Grade
10th
Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
ADMIN ASSISTANTS
Adam Clack
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President:
Vice President:
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2019
02/22:
PTO Meeting 9:30AM
03/11,12: WORK DAYS*
03/15:
PTO Meeting 9:30AM
03/19: SGC Meeting 4:00PM
04/01-05: SPRING BREAK*
04/16: SGC Meeting 7:10AM
04/19:
PTO Meeting 9:30AM
04/22-05/3: EOC TESTING
05/04: PROM 7:00PM
05/06-17: AP TESTING
05/18: GRAD PRACTICE 12:00PM
05/21: GRADUATION 8:00PM
05/20-23: FINAL EXAM WINDOW
05/23: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
*=NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
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MILTON'S PARTNERS
IN EDUCATION
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CLASS OF 2019
VALEDICTORIAN & SALUTATORIAN
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VALEDICTORIAN
KAYLEIGH MONAHAN
As a valued member of Milton's community, Kayleigh Monahan has earned the honor of Valedictorian. She is the daughter of Elke and Dan Monahan and is attending the University of Notre Dame next year, a dream of hers since she was 4 years old. She plans on majoring in Math, minoring in Education, and hopes to be a math teacher in the future. Kayleigh is devoted to the Milton Orchestra and a member of All-State Orchestra 5 years in a row. She is currently President of Mu Alpha Theta Math Honors Society and President of the National Honors Society. She is most proud of the contributions she has made to the National Honors Society and hopes her impact continues for many years. Kayleigh also works at Mathnasium and interned last semester at Elkins Point Middle School helping students in all subjects of math. She has been dual-enrolled with Georgia Tech since her Junior year. We are confident she will continue to achieve all the goals she sets out for herself and are so proud of everything she has already accomplished. We look forward to hearing of all her exciting future endeavors as she enters the next phase in her post-secondary career.
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SALUTATORIAN
ERIN JOYCE
With many awards and recognitions, Erin Joyce has earned the honor of Salutatorian this year. She is the daughter of Dave and Jody Joyce of Alpharetta, GA. Erin plans to study Political Science, Environmental Science, and Spanish at the college level, with hope of one day working for the United Nations Environmental Programme. Erin is the President of Spanish Honors Society and Vice President of National English Honors Society. In addition, she is an active member of Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, National Honors Society, and Model United Nations. Erin is a valued member of the Milton community and enjoys volunteering outside of the school day. She spends much of her time at Ruff Dog Rescue, where she assists in the rescue of dogs from high-kill shelters in the area. Erin has also spent numerous summers volunteering at Camp2Community, a summer camp for teenagers with learning disabilities. Erin is still considering her college options and will be an outstanding addition to the college she chooses. We are very proud of her achievements and are confident she will be successful in her future endeavors.
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EAGLE PRIDE
ACADEMIC
MODEL UN
Congratulations to Milton Model United Nations delegates for their superb performance at University of Georgia MUN. Their preparation, professionalism, and overall exemplary conduct throughout the conference caught the attention of the UGA MUN staff. A special shout out for Erin Joyce and Tate Matthews who received special recognition from the UGA conference leaders for their positive attitude, leadership, and kindness. Way to "Rep the M" Erin and Tate! Honorable Mention Delegate awards to Sophie Richardson, Sophia Kwan, and Krishna Patel Best Position Paper award to Ryan Barr The Milton MUN members would like to thank our parent volunteers for donating their time and resources to help us attend UGA MUN. Milton Model UN would not be possible without the support of our great parents!
SCIENCE FAIR
Last weekend the Eagles competed in the 2019 Fulton County Regional Science Fair at Westlake High school. The following students advanced to Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), which will take place in Phoenix, AZ on May 16, 2019.
Divya Nori: iSense: App to Identify Linguistic Biomarkers of Mood Disorder
Shreya Ramesh: Real-time communication for patients with neurological disorders
The following students advance to GSEF which will take place in Athens, GA on March 28-30, 2019
Divya Nori: Behavioral and Social Sciences- iSense: App to Identify Linguistic Biomarkers of Mood Disorder
Shreya Ramesh: Robotics and Intelligent Machines -Real-time communication for patients with neurological disorders
Kareena Dash & Priyanka Akavaram: Biochemistry- pH- Sensitive Encapsulation for Gastrointestinal Target Delivery
Akaash Dash: Robotics and Intelligent Machines- Macular Disease Detection with OCT Imaging using Machine Learning
Harshita Challa: Computational Biology and Bioinformatics- From Stem Cells to Organs: A Bioengineering Miracle
Priya Soneji: Robotics and Intelligent Machines- Using Machine Learning Detect Bad Posture
ROBOTICS CLUB
What a wonderful season the Robotic Eagles just had. We are a club that started with nothing and rose to face former world champions in the FIRST industry of robotics. We are also a year-round club, so even if our season is over, we still meet every week to work, practice, and prepare for next year's season. We are also on the lookout for people who are interested, good at programming, cadding, designing and or building mechanically. If you are one who is experienced and is coveting to express your knowledge in one of these areas and use that knowledge for our team, please email roboticeaglesmilton@gmail.com for more information on joining the team. Once again what a great season the Robotic Eagles had this 2018-2019 season.
CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL WINNER
Milton High School Senior, Caroline Carr Brolly, was one of only eight students in the State of Georgia to earn a 2018 Congressional Gold Medal Award, which was presented to her during a formal ceremony in Washington, D.C., and followed by meetings with many of our nation's leaders. The Congressional Gold Medal Award is the highest honor a member of the United States Senate or House of Representatives can bestow upon a youth civilian. Caroline, who began the program in February 2015, worked for over four years setting and reaching goals in voluntary public service, personal development, physical fitness and expedition/exploration.
ATHLETICS
WRESTLING
Congratulations to sophomore
BEN WILLIAMS on winning the GHSA 7A 132 lb. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. Ben finished the season with a record of 55-2. Ben also collected his 100th win when he won the state championship. Way the #ReptheM Ben!
GIRLS TENNIS
Last season Milton Girl's Tennis made it to the State Semi-Finals, the best in school history! After not graduating any players and adding 3 strong freshmen to the roster, they are looking to make it even further this season. The team is currently undefeated (4-0) besting Lassiter, Johns Creek, Chattahoochee, and North Gwinnett. Against Lassiter, in the first match of the season the girls swept the competition only dropping 4 games, they then went on to defeat state semi-finalist in the 6A division Johns Creek 4-1. The girls also defeated 7A state semi-finalist North Gwinnett in a clean sweep 5-0. They will continue their strong non-region schedule, taking on the 6A State Champions Northview on Tuesday at 4:00PM on our home courts. Come out and support!
DANCE TEAM
In the first annual GHSA Dance Invitational, Milton ended their competition season with an outstanding accomplishment. Twenty-two routines across 5 different categories competed for the 6A-7A Division Title. Milton's Pom routine earned 4th place and our Hip Hop routine earned 8th place. Milton was the 3rd highest scoring team in the 6A-7A Division! Congratulations to the Milton High School Dance Team for an amazing GHSA debut!
TRACK & FIELD
The Eagle track team opened it's 2019 campaign at a "distance only" track meet event hosted by Marietta High School and came away with one school record and many early-season personal bests.
GIRLS
The highlight of the meet for Milton was the new school record in the 2000 meter Steeplechase by senior captain Taylor Cushman (2nd-8:07.66). In her first time contesting the event, the Georgia Tech signee used her superior running ability to overcome her hurdling inexperience to work her way through the field to finish as runner-up. In the 1600m, sophomore Audrey Nichols (17th-5:44.76) 4-second personal best led the Lady Eagles as fellow sophomores Paige Chambers & Audrey Minton along with freshman Ella Rindt & Megan Erbey also competed in the event with most notching personal bests. In the 3200m, freshman Jessica Albregts ran to a 30-second personal best (22nd-13:15.72). Milton finished 10th out of 13 scoring teams.
BOYS
The 2000m Steeplechase took center stage again as seniors Luke Bonneville (5th-6:50.36) and team captain Gary Halverson (6th-6:59.23) scored the Eagles lone team points while running the #3 & #5 times in school history. The 1600m saw a strong race by sophomore Hayden Marshall (11th-4:46.23) and personal bests by freshman Andrew Baum (5:12.28), Charlie Reynolds (5:14.65) & Will Buchanan (5:38.80). Seniors Anish Gupta (12th-2:08.40) running a 3-second personal best, Nick Butzow (22nd-2:14.41) & Michael Barton (2:20.32) led the Milton contingent in the 800 meters. The Eagles were 14th out of 18 scoring teams. The Eagle track teams are next in action on Wednesday, Feb 20 at Roswell HS for dual meet and then return again to Roswell on Saturday, Feb 23 for their annual 8-Way meet with many schools from the North Fulton area.
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SGC CANDIDATE DECLARATION
Milton will be electing representatives to serve on the School Governance Council. We will be electing two parent/guardian positions during our spring election. Our School Governance Council has a leadership role in the governance of the school. The Council works with the principal in setting the long-term vision and strategy for the school. They are responsible for approving the school's strategic plan and budget recommendations, as well as designing innovative solutions to increase academic achievement and meet the unique needs of our school community.
Elections for the parent/guardian and teacher positions on the School Governance Council will be held March 11 - March 18. Candidates interested in running for an elected position on the Council must complete a candidate declaration form and submit by February 20.
Candidate forms may be submitted electronically or by mail (get a copy of the form from the school's front office and follow mailing instructions on the back of the form).
USEFUL LINKS
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MILTON HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020
TEACHER & PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
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GILLIAN MILLER
2019-2020 TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Ms. Miller teaches 9th grade Honors Literature, Creative Writing, and Milton Newspaper. She is an experienced
educator who goes above and beyond to connect with her
students and challenge them with meaningful reading and
writing. During summers she has the honor of teaching at
the Governor's Honors Program. During that time, she
teaches specialized classes ranging from short story writing
to challenging the literary canon. Much of what she does
over the summer influences what she leads in her own
classroom at Milton. Ms. Miller finds that by interacting
with other individuals, both students and teachers, she is
constantly challenged to redefine who she is as an educator and what she believes
students can accomplish. Ms. Miller serves as the 9th Honors English PLC Lead and
PBIS Team Member. Congratulations, Gillian!
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KARA PETERS
2019-2020 PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
Ms. Peters is a highly respected counselor at Milton. She
goes above her duty on a daily basis to help every student,
parent, and colleague who reaches out to her. She is such
a delight to work with! Ms. Peters is a great example of
positivity and professionalism!
Ms. Peters completed her counseling internship at Milton
and she was immediately hired to work here. She served
on the School Governance Council and is a current
member of the American School Counselor Association
and Fulton Schools' Counselor Association. She is also a
wonderful Mother to her 11 month old baby Landon! We
are so fortunate to work with Ms. Peters. Congratulations,
Kara!
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JANUARY
TEACHER & PROFESSIONAL OF THE MONTH
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KAREN JONES
Congratulations to
Ms. Karen Jones
for being named
January Teacher of the Month
. Karen is the heart and soul of Milton High School. She exemplifies what it means to put students first. She fights for her students, and she fights for her staff. When any student, teacher in our department, or adult in our school has a question or annoyance, they go to Karen, and she listens. She is not quick to judge, and she offers thoughtful feedback that encourages that person to be productive or view their problem from a different perspective. Furthermore, Karen revived the yearbook, now in its second glorious year; coaches girls varsity volleyball; co-chairs the English department; studies and teaches yoga; is an integral member of the Fulton County Teacher Selector team; and is always smiling. I can't think of anyone who ""Reps the M"" more than Karen Jones and her constant willingness to help make the school a better place.
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DOREEN APOLLO
Congratulations to Ms. Doreen Apollo for being named January Professional of the Month. Doreen is an essential member of the Milton Family. She makes sure we stay under budget, we spend our money using the correct accounts, and keeps us out of trouble. Doreen made it much easier for us to make orders using Amazon and Office Depot. This has saved me much valuable time. Doreen takes time to articulate instructions for completing travel requests and help to follow-up with County when something is amiss. Doreen works not only with teachers, but also our PTO and our business partners. Hats off to Doreen. Thanks to her my job is much easier.
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FEBRUARY
TEACHER & PROFESSIONAL OF THE MONTH
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DEBRA SCHAEFER
Congratulations to
Ms. Debra Schaefer
for being named
February Teacher of the Month
. Ms. Schaefer goes above and beyond for her students and colleagues. She is mentoring at-risk students and is a strong advocate for the needs of ESOL students. Ms. Schaefer is highly respected by her colleagues and she contributes much to the team building. She will drop ANYTHING she is doing to help a student or a staff member. This person took on a new roll this year and she is absolutely killing it.
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MONICA WHITE
Congratulations to Ms. Monica White for being named February Professional of the Month! Does Monica ever get mad? If so, I have never seen it! She always has a smile on her face and always wants to help everyone as much as possible. If there is a question to which she does not have an answer, she will find a way to help. Students feel very comfortable talking to her and enjoy seeing her. She is a great leader who takes the time to know the faculty and show her appreciation for them. She is a true representative of Milton's mission and commitment to our community and students.
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2019-20 COURSE REGISTRATION
Course registration for the 2019-2020 school year is here!
- Milton High School teachers will begin making their course recommendations for your students' core classes for the upcoming school year during the week of Monday, February 11.
- Students will also be indicating their elective choices during that week.
- Friday, February 22, students will be given the first verification form for you to view these recommendations and elective choices for the upcoming school year. You will find instructions for making class changes on that verification form.
Please continue referencing the Eagle Update and the Milton website for further information about registration for next school year. Thank you for your efforts in making this a successful registration.
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TAG INFORMATION
Milton TAG For information regarding opportunities for Gifted students at Milton High School please check our website by CLICKING HERE.
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DUAL ENROLLMENT (DE) 2019-20
Fulton County DE Contract & College Application Deadline: March 29
Are you interested in participating in DE during the 2019/2020 school year?
TAKE the following steps!
- visit www.mhsdualenrollment.weebly.com
- research college programs
- review academic requirements for admission
- talk to your parents about this program If you think DE is a good fit, use the CLASSROOM CODE below to access forms and required steps for the application process that pertain to your preferred college!
- Students must use their Fulton County Schools Email Address to gain access (lunchnumber@fcsgaonline.org).
CLASSROOM CODE:
Georgia State University: zipfuu
Gwinnett Technical College: 5765dz
Georgia Tech: 60tboi
NOTE: Students that do not meet the March 29 deadline, will be removed from the Google Classroom
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STUDENT COUNCIL LEADERSHIP COURSE
The Student Council Leadership Course is a year-long course designed to replace the student council "club". This course is required for any student wishing to be a class officer or student council member. It is designed to focus on social-emotional learning, leadership development, and positive class/campus relationship and community building. Students will practice practical ways to engage in kindness, humility, honesty, patience, selflessness, respect and more through implementing school wide programs, organizing community service events and planning school spirit events. Students taking this course should be interested in valuable leadership training and working as a team to make a positive impact on this school's culture and climate. Outside commitment includes helping with school events such as homecoming events, dances, service projects, etc. "Student Council Leadership I" will consist of freshman and sophomores and "Student Council Leadership II" will consist of juniors and seniors. If interested please CLICK HERE for the application. Please direct any questions to
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VISUAL ARTS COURSE
New Course Offering for 2019-20! AP Art History This year-long course for juniors and seniors will offer students the opportunity to discover connections among forms of artistic expression throughout history and across the globe. Students will engage with an image set of 250 works of art, including architecture. For more information on this advanced placement course see Dr. Brown in room 7302.
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MILTON THEATRE PRESENTS: CURTAINS
Tickets go on sale
Thursday, February 21 at 9:00AM! Visit
www.MiltonTheatreCompany.com and secure your seats to this super fun musical mystery comedy!
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REDUCING STRESS
Have you been worrying about the future? Do you have racing thoughts? Stress can change the quality of our lives and make everyday less enjoyable. For more tips on how to handle stress, follow this link:
If you or your child needs professional counseling, Summit Counseling is here and we can help. We offer counseling services at the school during the day. For more information, call 678-893-5300 or visit www.summitcounseling.org
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MILTON SOCCER SPIRIT NIGHT
Come out to support Milton Soccer! SPIRIT NIGHT at Peace Love & Pizza this Wednesday 2/20.
All Day Good for Dine-in, Carry-out or Delivery.
Teacher discounts and coupons are welcome.
Be sure to mention MILTON SOCCER!
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SPANISH IMMERSION CAMP
MHS students can participate in this unique opportunity! March 15 -17 Spanish students in levels 2 and above from across the state of GA will be coming together in Covington, GA for 3 days to practice their language skills and to have a blast. It is not a time for academics, but rather for students to meet others, learn a Latin dance, have a bonfire, eat meals together, play volleyball, enjoy a fiesta and other cultural activities....all while trying to use the Spanish skills from the classroom. Having an interest in the language is all that is needed - no worries about being the best Spanish student! This also looks great on a college resume! For more info or to apply, please CLICK HERE. Here at MHS, Nancy Shaban can answer any questions that you may have. Feel free to reach out to her at shaban@fultonschools.org
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GRADUATION 2019
Graduation Date:
Tuesday May 21, 2019
Time: 8:00PM
Place:
Ameris Bank Amphitheatre (formerly Verizon)
Tickets are required
(10 tickets per graduate will be distributed at the
mandatory graduation practice
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Mandatory Graduation Practice:
Saturday May 18, 2019 12-2:00PM at the amphitheater
Cap and Gown Information:
Order Deadline February 28
*Mandatory-Cap and Gown Graduation Package (
for participation in graduation ceremony
) All graduating seniors who plan to participate in the graduation ceremony must order (at
www.gabalfour.com
) a cap and gown graduation package that consists of a gown with embroidered M logo, cap, 2019 tassel, and diploma cover.
The cap, gown, and tassel will be delivered to school for student pick up prior to the ceremony date. The diploma cover will be given to the student during the graduation ceremony. Orders should be placed online at
www.gabalfour.com
. For those who cannot order online with a credit card, Balfour representatives will be at school on 3/14 and 4/11 to accept orders by cash or check.
One of the following options must be ordered by every graduate to participate in the ceremony:
- $62.50 Full package (this price increases to $87.50 on March 1) OR
- $26.50 Partial Package Diploma cover and 2019 tassel only (mandatory for those who already have a cap and gown-caps are not included in this package)
Deadline for ordering is February 28
, 2019 Ordering by this date insures free delivery of caps and gowns to be distributed at school. (price increases to $87.50 for orders placed on or after March 1)
Graduation announcements, with the official Milton crest, can be ordered online. Cost varies depending on the package ordered. Please see the website at www.gabalfour.com
CLICK BELOW FOR PRINTABLE VERSION OF GRADUATION INFO:
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AP TEST INFORMATION
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 possibly earn student's college credit for their high school classes, 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 and returned to your teacher no later than March 11, 2019. The form can be printed from the registration site. Students can also get a copy of the form from your AP teacher.
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 priority registration window.
Online Priority Exam Registration will begin on Friday, February 1, 2019 at 12:00 AM. You will have until Wednesday, March 6, 2019 at 11:59 PM to complete your registration at no cost. Online Late Registration will begin on Thursday, March 7, 2019 at 12:01AM, at a cost of $25 per exam, and end on
Wednesday, March 12 at 11:59PM.
To complete the registration, students must answer all required questions.
Registration is not complete until students have printed the confirmation .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. Here are the important dates for the registration process:
- 3/6/19: 11:59PM- AP Priority Test Registration Ends
- 3/7/19: 12:01AM - AP Late Registration Begins-payments after this date will incur a $25 late fee per exam
- 3/12/19: 11:59PM- AP Late Registration Ends
AP TEST ACCOMMODATIONS
The deadline to submit AP accommodations is February 22, 2019 for any student wanting to apply for accommodations for AP testing. Please contact the SSD coordinator, Jennie Pullano, as soon as possible if you have documentation that you would like to submit to the College Board. Mrs. Pullano's contact email is PullanoJ@fultonschools.org.
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MILTON PTO
Next PTO Meeting: Friday, February 22, 2019, 9:30 in the Media Hub
Our MHS Staff needs more K cups. Please drop off your donations at the front office.
Thank you!
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MILTON 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! Good luck!
Deadline to submit is February 24
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PARENT UNIVERSITY
We hope you will join us for informational sessions on relevant topics to Milton High School parents in an ever-changing school environment.
Natural Wellness Solutions for Overall Student Success
Speaker: Dr. Nick Sudano - Total Health Solutions
Date: Wednesday, February 27
Time: 6:30 - 7:30
Where: MHS Media Hub (
No RSVP required)
Many of our students suffer from attention, focus and other related concerns. With so much information available, it can be overwhelming to know how to best support your child and ensure they are being successful in school. High school students have a lot on their plate and being able to manage it all can be challenging. Finding healthy solutions for struggling students is a priority. This seminar will discuss natural solutions for coping with the at-times overwhelming high school environment for students with ADHD, ADD and other focus and attention issues. The myths and facts of these disorders, what foods are the best for student success and what foods to avoid will be shared in addition to other practical tips parents can start utilizing immediately to help their children.
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BASEBALL DIAMOND DINNER & AUCTION
Spring Benefit for Milton Baseball
Please join the Milton Dugout Club Family & Friends for an evening of fun, food and live entertainment, while supporting Milton High School Baseball. Be sure to invite your family, friends, neighbors, and business associates - all are welcome! The event takes place at Atlanta National Golf Club on Saturday, March 2 from 6:30-10:00PM.
- Silent & Live Auction
- Raffle
- Food & Fun
Tickets: $75 per person - Adults Only
Cash Bar (credit cards only accepted)
Live Comedy Performances
For Ticket information: miltonbball@gmail.com
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GIRLS WHO CODE
Calling all rising 11th & 12th grade girls!
Girls Who Code is a nonprofit that inspires, educates, and equips young women with computing skills to pursue 21st century careers. We believe that all girls are capable of making a positive impact on the world through computer science. We are leading the movement to close the gender gap in technology and change the image of what a programmer looks like.
WHAT IS THE SUMMER IMMERSION PROGRAM? A 7-week introductory computer science course for current 10th and 11th graders (rising junior and senior girls). Program dates vary by region, but the exact program dates and locations can be found on the application. www.girlswhocode.com/sipapply
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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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COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
Week of February 18
Appointments with Monica are Tuesdays
8:30 -10:30AM
ACT & SAT TEST PREP OPTIONS: For complete test prep options on campus, off-campus, free and paid options, see the ACT & SAT information at
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PTO PARTNERSHIPS
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DR. JAMES GRAY, DMD
(Creating Smiles)
If you are looking for a qualified orthodontist with a fun loving office, look no further! Dr. James Gray has treated countless children (including over 40 dentist's children), teens and adults in the Roswell/Milton area. Don't delay, pick up the phone, give us a call, and schedule a complimentary exam for those under 18!
See you soon!
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EDIBLE ARRANGEMENTS
Need a birthday gift, wedding favors, a show stopping centerpiece, or even a little something to satisfy your chocolate and/or fruit craving, stop by or give us a call at 678-867-0611 and mention Milton High School for a 20% off. We can't wait to meet you!
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TOTAL HEALTH SOLUTIONS
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ATHLETIC SCHEDULES
HOME EVENTS
2/19 TUE: Boys Lacrosse v Blessed Trinity JV 5:55/V 7:45PM
2/19 TUE: Girls Tennis v Northview @ 4:00PM
2/20 WED: JV Baseball v Alpharetta @ 5:55PM
2/20 WED: 9th Boys Lacrosse v Lambert @ 6:30PM
2/22 FRI: Girls Lacrosse v Ponte Vedra (FL) JV 4:30/V 6:00PM
2/22 FRI: Boys Lacrosse v Pope @ 8:00PM
2/23 SAT: Baseball v Northview (Doubleheader) @ 12:00/3:00PM
2/23 SAT: 9th Boys Lacrosse v South Forsyth @ 10:00AM
2/23 SAT: JV Boys Lacrosse v Pope @ 12:00PM
AWAY EVENTS
2/19 TUE: Baseball v Centennial @ 5:55PM
2/19 TUE: Boys Tennis v Northview @ 4:00PM
2/19 TUE: Soccer v Chattahoochee G 5:55/B 8:00PM
2/20 WED: 9th Baseball v Dunwoody @ 5:55PM
2/20 WED: Baseball v Alpharetta @ 5:55PM
2/20 WED: Track & Field at Roswell Dual Meet
2/21 THU: JV Baseball v Marist @ 5:00PM
2/21 THU: JV Soccer v Roswell B 5:55/G 7:30PM
2/22 FRI: Soccer v Forsyth Central G 5:55/B 8:00PM
2/23 SAT: Gymnastics Meet at West Forsyth @ 8:00AM
2/23 SAT: Track & Field at Roswell 8 Way Meet
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