Principal`s Message - Academy Publishing, Inc.

may 2012
Volume 9 • Issue 6
Principal’s Message
Greetings Shiloh,
As this semester and school year comes to a close, I am truly
excited about the success our students have experienced this
year as well as what the future holds for Shiloh High School.
Although I have only been the Principal at Shiloh High for three
months, I have enjoyed working with our students and teachers
and participating in their various learning experiences within
these past months. There are a lot of great opportunities taking
place here and there are many more that are upcoming.
I am excited to announce our seniors will graduate on May
25th at 12:00 PM at the Gwinnett Arena. The Shiloh community
is extremely proud of these seniors and the postsecondary
options they have prepared for themselves. I am also proud
to announce that Shiloh High School has now been fully
authorized as an IB (International Baccalaureate) School. This
is great news as the IB Programme is a great opportunity for
our students. The IB Programme will also help to further shape
and cultivate the academic climate for our school by providing
students exposure to this rigorous course of study. Also for the
first time, Shiloh High will have a Rising Ninth Grade Summer
Camp in June and we will also host an AP Summer Bootcamp
for students. Please stay tuned-in as registration is currently
taking place for both of these exciting events.
As the summer months approach, please check our school
website for important and updated information regarding
summer activities as well as items for the opening of
the school year in August. I encourage our students
to remain involved and engaged in their learning
by continuing to read in June and July and prepare
themselves for the fall. Thank you again for a
great school year and I look forward to seeing and
speaking with you all soon.
Have a safe and restful summer,
Eric Parker
Principal
Shiloh High Administration
Principal
Dr. Eric Parker
Assistant Principals
Brian Baron
Stephen Black
Curtis Douglass
Krista Herron
Pamela McRae
Michael Nicholson
Myrlaine Salter
Chuck Sears
Student Activities &
Athletics Director
Mike Phillips
Community School Director
Pamela McRae
Our 2011-12 THEME
and School Motto
Frequently Called Numbers
Main Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 770-972-8471
Attendance Office Check In or Out . 770-736-4393
Athletic Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 678-344-2440
Counseling Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 770-736-4344
Community School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 770-736-4351
Website
http://www.shilohhighschool.org
Make sure to check the new and improved Shiloh High School website for all the
latest announcements and an up-to-date calendar of all the school events.
For the Parents, Staff, Students &
Community of Shiloh High School
To download a PDF version of this newsletter, go to
http://academypublishing.com/schools/shiloh/shiloh.php
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INTEGRITY FIRST
SERVICE BEFORE SELF
HONOR IN EVERYTHING WE DO
Shiloh GA-871 finishes the year with a bang!!
These are our core values and our cadets clearly demonstrated
them this year. They competed in the Gwinnett County Drill
Competition. This was a competition that included all four
branches of the military. We took first in two separate categories,
unarmed drill and color guard. All the other events we at least
placed in. The highlight of the event was when Shiloh was selected
as the “most motivated”, team there. An award very hard to come
by—but well deserved!! This award proves that even amongst the
best—we are the best!!
We also had our 25th Annual Military Ball. It was a huge success.
The cadets looked sharp and all the guests were dressed to impress.
All the top performers in the corps received awards for all the great
things they’ve accomplished this year. This was the 2nd time we held
this event in the commons area and it was awesome. This is also a
time for us to wish our seniors farewell as they go out and pursue
their dreams and careers. This year’s graduating class includes the
following cadets.
Steven Hayes, Evan Murray, Westley Williams, Charles
Prow, Jaylen Manuel, Aaliyah King, Madeline Sutlif,
Chelsea Garcia, Rabya Akhtar, Davon Perrin, Raymond
Seaborn, Jamie Harris, Kashif Ali, Dominique Watson, Juan
Washington, Shazeed Mohammed and Phillip Trocheck
Good luck in your endeavors and you will be missed!
Lastly, our 2nd annual GA-871 sports day is scheduled for May
19th. This is a fun day where all the flights compete against one
another in various sporting events. They include basketball, football,
dodge ball, push ups, sit ups, marching, and ends with a tug-o-war..
Once again, it has been an outstanding year for our JROTC
program. We are very proud of our cadets and wish them well over the
summer and are looking forward to seeing them next school year.
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NEAT
Georgia Grains - Fact Sheet
Grains Grown in Georgia:
• Grains (also known as cereals or cereal grains) are grasses that are grown for their
edible seeds. Grains are a staple crop; they provide more food energy than any other
crop in the world. Rye, oats, wheat, corn, sorghum, and barley are all grains that
are grown in Georgia.
• In the United States, Georgia ranks 2nd in the production of rye, 19th in the production
of oats, and 24th in the production of wheat.
Nutrition:
• Any food made from wheat, rice, cornmeal, barley, or other cereal grains is part
of the grain group. The grain group is divided into 2 subgroups: Whole grains and
refined grains.
• Whole grains contain the entire grain kernel, which includes the bran, the germ, and
the endosperm. Whole grain products have more fiber and nutrients than refined grain
products. At least half of the grain products we eat should be whole grain.
• Refined grains have had the bran and germ removed through a process called
milling, which is done to give the grains a finer texture and improve shelf life.
However, when the bran and germ are removed dietary fiber, iron, and many B
vitamins are also removed. Many refined grain products have been enriched,
which means vitamins and minerals have been added back in, but the fiber is not
added back in.
Whole Grain Products
Brown rice
Buckwheat
Bulgur
Oatmeal
Popcorn
Whole wheat breakfast cereal
Whole grain barley
Whole grain cornmeal
Whole rye
Whole wheat bread
Whole wheat crackers
Whole wheat pasta
Whole wheat tortillas
Wild rice
Refined Grain Products
Cornbread
Corn tortillas
Couscous
Crackers
Flour tortillas
Grits
Pasta
Pitas
Pretzels
Breakfast cereals
White bread
White rice
Bagels
Pastries
• Foods from the grain group are measured in ounces. 1 slice of bread, 1 cup of
breakfast cereal, or ½ cup of cooked rice, pasta, or cooked cereal is considered 1 oz
equivalent from the grains group.
Daily Recommendations:
(at least half should be whole grains)
Children 4-8
Girls 9-13
Girls 14-18
Boys 9-13
Boys 14-18
4-5 oz equivalents
5 oz equivalents
6 oz equivalents
6 oz equivalents
7 oz equivalents
Shiloh Community School
Summer Course Offerings:
• Camps- (Ultimate Day Camp, Dance Camp, Step Camp)
• Driver Education
• Ninth Grade Life Fitness
• Yoga
• Zumba
• Credit Recovery
*Please check our website for course offerings, and updates and/or modifications to
the schedule*
Register @ the Shiloh Community School or call (770)736-4351/4352.
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COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
This is a bittersweet time of year for the counseling department. We have worked closely with students,
parents, and staff to ensure that all of our seniors are on track to graduate; however, we know that we will
miss our Generals from the Class of 2012. We wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors!
How and when do parents and students learn a student’s HOPE eligibility status? This information
is posted on the GACollege 411 web site three weeks after grades are finalized. The Gwinnett County School
system forwards grades to the Georgia Student Finance Commission, and they determine if a student is
HOPE eligible. They post the student’s status on the GAcollege411 website. Students will NOT receive
automatic or direct notification of their HOPE eligibility status. In order for students to view their HOPE
eligibility, they must have a GAcollege 411 account.
‘General News’
May 2012
Published Six Times Per Year
Shiloh High School
4210 Shiloh Road
Snellville, GA 30039
Issue #6
How do students create a GAcollege411 account? Students sign on to www.GAcollege411.org and
create a “My411 Student Account.” Students, parents, and college financial aid staff will have access to the
HOPE information that is provided from the Georgia Student Finance Commission. Good luck, seniors!
Did you know that students can see their progress towards HOPE as soon as they have completed
the first term of their 9th grade year? Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC) offers a service
called a HOPE Progress Report that conducts the HOPE GPAcalculation on 9-11th grade students. The
primary purpose is to provide a progress report toward HOPE eligibility so course and study plans can be
made by parents, counselors and students. The service is entirely optional but strongly encouraged. The
GPACalculation is the same as senior HOPE candidates, but uses the course grades earned to date. We
hope this process will eliminate the “Senior Surprise” for graduating seniors and their parents.
Homeroom placement is made at the beginning of each academic year based on the number of
units at that time. Please consult the Choice Book if you are unsure about homeroom placement for the
2012- 2013 school year.
Summer School offers students a chance to catch up with their credits and/or to have some
flexibility in their class schedule. Here is the information about Gwinnett County summer school:
Face-to-Face Classes
When: June 12 to July 11 (July 4 holiday)
• 1st Period: 7:00-11:00 a.m.
• Lunch: 11 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
• 2nd Period: 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Where:Mountain View High, Peachtree Ridge High,
and South Gwinnett High.
How:Learn more about face-to-face summer
school. Students may register online for
face-to-face classes through June 4 or
register in person on May 31 at Peachtree
Ridge High.
Online Classes
When: June 11 to July 10 (July 4 holiday)
Where:Offered through Gwinnett County
Online Campus (GOC).
How:Register online. Online registration
closes June 4.
Face-to-face meeting required for final exams
and for selected classes (health, PE, and
science labs).
Interested in summer programs? Here are a few:
• Georgia Gwinnett College invites high school students to attend GGC Camp, June 11-June 14. Have
fun creating games and apps for your mobile devices. Learn about college life, careers in computing,
and make new friends. Priority registration deadline is May 1st, so apply early. For more info, go to
https://hercules.ggc.edu.ggctechcamp/
• Clemson University offers a pre-collegiate enrichment for academically talented students. For more
information, go to www.clemson.edu/summer-scholars
• Shorter University offers a Summer Arts Institute from June 3-June 16. Deadline for registration is
May 20, 2012. Registration forms can be found online at www.shorter.edu/summerarts.asp.
• On Saturday, June 9 from 10am-3pm at Georgia Tech, College Board is offering La Feria Destino
Universidad, a free Spanish educational event. Learn the steps you need to take to guide your children
from elementary to college and Career. For more information, please visit http:/feriaparaaprender.
com/find-your-feria/Atlanta/
• Emory University offers reading skills and speed reading programs for both children and adults.
Classes are offered this summer in Stone Mountain and Snellville. For more information or to register,
call 1-800-978-9596.
Congratulations to the following students!
Nationally Recognized Scholarship Recipients:
• Javier Prusky-Grinberg Gates Millennium Scholar
• Elim S. Almedom
National Achievement Scholar
Alternates for the 2012 Georgia Governor’s Honors Program:
• Benjamin guillaume
• Amyiesha Henry
PTSA NEWS
Greetings SHS Parents, Students, and Faculty:
I can hardly believe we only have a few
weeks of school left and another successful
school year will be coming to a close. The PTSA
has made a great effort to have a consistent
presence in the school here at Shiloh and that
has helped to increase parent participation,
student awareness, and help for the faculty
on a regular basis. Our overall goal is to be a
united team of parents, teachers, and students
working cohesively to make our students,
school, and community the best it can be! I am
proud of what my daughter has learned and
accomplished here over her high school career
and am confident that Shiloh has prepared her
for the next phase of her academic career. Please
stay committed to supporting this great school
and standing united!
Our annual PTSA scholarship was awarded
to 5 outstanding students and they will be
presented on May 17th at Honors Night. Thank
you for all your support this year to enable us
to continue this important tradition. We will
also be honoring our teachers during teacher
appreciation week and want you to be involved
if you can. We will send an email and calling post
letting you know how you can get involved and
help thank our great teachers and faculty.
If you have any questions or comments
regarding the SHS PTSA and this year’s events
and programming please feel free to email us
at [email protected] and we
will respond accordingly. Also if you have any
suggestions for next year please email us. I have
enjoyed serving the PTSA here at Shiloh over the
last four years and working with you to make
a difference in OUR school and community. I
know that the new PTSA Board will continue
the tradition of serving with excellence.
All the best!
Dee-Dee Jackson
Shiloh High School PTSA
President
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French, German, Latin, and Spanish National Foreign Language Honor Society Inductees 2012
Foreign Language Students Excel
Congratulations to the Foreign Language students who were inducted into their FL National Foreign Language Honor Societies on April 12, 2012. These
students have met the requirements of their particular language honor societies. All of these students have at least three semesters with and A in their language,
are participating members of their foreign language clubs, and have helped contribute in some way to their language departments. We are proud to announce the
2012 Foreign Language National Honor Society inductees!
Société Honoraire de Français
Sponsor, Robin Oliver
Officers: Matthew Toro, Juvenal Martinez
Jessica Acosta
Maria Mujica
Frantia Boudreaux
Rohan Naher
Keara Carey
Marcial Rodriguez
Kristina Flynn
Shakeyla Whiteside
Judith Lubula
Latinam Honoris Societatem
Sponsor, Rebecca Kasmier
Officers: S
iju Falade, Rosa Rodriguez, Charles Chakkalapadavil, Divya
Choudhary, Lynisha Batson
Melat Asefa
Josiah Haines
Zakiyyah Abdur-Rahman
Tyrone McDuffie
Maja Besic
Hermoon Worku
Arnold Eatmon
Deutsche Ehrenverbindung
Sponsor, Kirsten Nelson
Officers: Kaya House, Ben Taylor, Karl Kraus, Kristi
Bruley, Farida Abudulai, Damilola Ajisegiri,
Carlos Ochoa
Namra Aslam Destiny Pinnick
Hannah Cheek Isaac Roman
Bryce Fleming LaRaven Rouse
Christopher Hernandez Davaisha Stukes
Zerina Kolakovic Eldar Trumic
Sociedad Honoraria Hispάnica
Sponsor, Suzy Ramirez
Officers: D
ebbie Boyett, Ismael Salih, Savanna Viña, Jewell Moss,
Rachel Engwall
Rabya Akhtar Erin Gardner
Wendy Perez
Shadae Brown
Kaitlin Gray
Scott Roberts
Anna-Kay Campbell Keelan Harris
Mariah Sparrow
Nyanna Casimir
Jacqueline Harris
Kiva Thompson
Zain Changani
Erin HendersonAnita Trupina
Jay Cooksey
Kayla Jones
Chantal Tucker
Kenley DeLouis
Nick Kayea
Edidiong Umoren
Jalil Douglas
Nyce Keiyoro
Stephen Weatherly
Rachel Engwall
Erin Lucier
Kayla White
Wanesia FrancisAli Lynn
Deja Woolcock
Jodi Frasier
Cheyenne McBeanAndrew Vileski
Nikki GarciaLuigi Pangilinan
Congratulations to the
following students that have
earned awards on the
2012 NATIONAL LATIN EXAM:
Honorable Mention
Maja Besic
Cum Laude
Josiah Haines
Magna Cum Laude
Zakiyyah Abdur-Rahman
Magna Cum LaudeAustin McNeely
Magna Cum LaudeAmani Willis
Maxima Cum Laude
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Restaurants
AJ’s Seafood of Snellville
Atlanta Sausage
Bruster’s, Annistown Rd
Buck’s Pizza
Chick Fil A of Snellville, Hwy 78
Corralejo Mexican & Caterings
El Jinete
Huddle House
J & J Jamaican Restaurant
Joe’s Crab Shack-restaurant
Joe’s to Goes
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Kroger, Hwy 78
Kroger, Centerville
Krispy Kreme
Little Caesars
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Mr Eggroll
Panda Express
Papa Johns
Popeye’s, Stn Mtn
Publix
S&P Hot Pot Restaurant
Shane’s Rib Shack
Smoothie King #133
Smoothie King #683, Lilburn
Sonic Drive In, Stn Mtn
Still Waters Restaurant & BBQ
Summit Chase
Texas Roadhouse
Vecoma at the Yellow River
Wendy’s
Zaxby’s, Centerville
Special Guests
Blake Beckham Band
North Ga. MOPAR
CMA Motorcycles #210
Mike Wyton - DJ
Authentic Being - Artist Gina Chaney
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Centerville Community Center
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Vendors
Caribbean Club
Class Sass
Comcast
Comers BBQ- vendor not restaurant
Encore Resale Boutique
Farwa Accessories
Fitness 19 Snellville
GoBe
Gumdrops (uniforms)
Gwin. Co Instructional Sports Academy
Gwinnett After School Program
Jatesjewels
Joe’s Crab Shack-vendor
Juice Plus
Jump Oasis Party Studio
Ken Williams Music
Kim Bros. Kicken Kids
L.E.A.A.D.S
Landers Productions
LaRade’s Barber & Salon
Lia Sophia
Mary Kay $75 table
Mary Kay - $50 table
Modern Muse
Mohagany’s Boutique
Mother’s Choice
My TruBiz Small Business Svcs, LLC
NAACP
NstyleCouture
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Organo Gold
Pampered Chef
Pampered Chef
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Peggy Slappey Properties
Premier Design Jewelry
Prodigy Point Day care
Rose Pierre, Inc.
Runway Jewels
S.I.M.P.L.E. Holistic Care
SAA (Shiloh Athletic Association)
Scentsy
Service Foods
Shiloh General Store
Sunshine House #71
Thirty-One Bags 31 bags
Time 2 Inspire School of Arts
Truth Association
Tupperware Consultant
Variety of Crafts
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Taste of
Shiloh 2012

Woo Hoo!
Another successful Taste goes down in
the history books of the Shiloh cluster. More
than 2,200 citizens enjoyed a car show, petted
horses from the Parkwood Farms Therapy
Center, purchased unique items from one of 51
shopping mall vendors, learned about services
that are available in our community from one
of 10 partners, and feasted at the tables of 33
different restaurants. This community event
is growing in size and scope each year and is
quickly becoming the premier Taste event in
Gwinnett County.
A big thank you goes to the North Georgia
MOPAR Club, the Christian Motorcycle Club
and our VIP guests who joined us on Saturday;
Representative Pamela Dickerson, Representative
Dar’Shun Kendrick, Dr. Bob McClure, Melvin
Everson and all the cluster principals.
If you are thinking about a graduation or
birthday party, family reunion, wedding or just
need a quick take-out feast, please think about
using one of the restaurants who provided
food and staff for the Taste of Shiloh. Many
restaurants were first-time participants and
have already told us, “They will be back next
year.” Thank you Shiloh Community for a
great turnout.
Partners
Community Connections
DFACS Dept of Family & Svcs
Gwinnett Bus Drivers
Gwinnett Children‘s Shelter
Gwinnett Co Fire Svcs
Gwinnett Co Public Library
Lilburn Co-op
Parkwood Farms Thereapy Center
Partnership Against Domestic Violence
Rainbow Village
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WORLD BOOK NIGHT
Thanks to World book night (http://www.us.worldbooknight.
org/), Ms Evans was able to donate twenty copies of The Absolutely
True Diary of a Part-Time Indian to twenty of her 9th grade Language
Arts students. The students were delighted with their gift, which
usually sells for around $10. “I love this book,” Ms. Evans explained,
“The story line is great, and the drawings are hilarious. I am so happy to
be able to give twenty of my students their own copy of this bestseller.
I hope this gift will lead them on a path of life long reading.”
Summer Reading Information
Summer Reading is a requirement here at Shiloh. All students, regardless of
grade or course level, are expected to complete the Summer Reading assignment for
the grade and course level they will be entering in August. Details can be found on
the school’s website: www.shilohhighschool.org
Why Do We Do Summer Reading?
1. Maintain and promote literacy skills
2. Engage in effective reading
3. Retain and refine skills that may otherwise be lost during summer months
4. Create and promote a culture of reading within the student body
What Does the Research Show?
Summer reading programs urge students to read during their summer vacations,
developing and maintaining a lifelong habit of reading for pleasure. Further, such
programs help students retain and sharpen literacy skills during the months that they
are out of the classroom (NCTE, 2010).
Research dating back 100 years confirms the phenomenon often referred to as
“summer slide.” Most youth lose about two months of grade-level equivalency in
mathematical computation skills over the summer months (National Center for Summer
Learning at Johns Hopkins University, 2009).
Two-thirds of the 9th-grade reading achievement gap can be explained by unequal
access to summer learning opportunities during the elementary school years; nearly
one-third of the gap is already present when children begin school (National Center
for Summer Learning at Johns Hopkins University, 2009).
One of the most commonly cited reasons for this[summer slide] is that students
simply do not have the literacy skills to keep up with the high school curriculum,
which has become increasingly complex (Kamil, 2003; Snow & Biancarosa, 2003).
70 percent of students entering the fifth and ninth grades in 2006 are reading
below grade level. 60 percent of twelfth graders perform below grade level (Carnegie
Corporation, 2004).
Reading is the single-most influential factor in critical thinking skills and sustained
student success in school across all curriculum areas.
Together we can help lessen that achievement gap and encourage our students
to reach higher than they thought they could. Let’s Lead by Example!
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Congratulations to
golfer Cierra Hoyle for her
accomplishments this year at Shiloh
Cierra is a student athlete on the golf team. She went undefeated this year and finished
with a perfect record of 9-0. She is the first female golfer to qualify for state from Shiloh. Cierra
recently signed her letter of intent to play golf at Brewton-Parker College. She has worked
very hard and we hope to see her in the Ladies Professional Golfers Association (LPGA) in
the near future.
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Shiloh Boys Set 7 New
Shiloh Track Records for 2012
800m dash - Bryan Kamau 1:58.89 Region 8 AAAAA
1600m run- Bryan Kamau 4:26.61 - Gwinnett County Track and Field Championship
3200m run- Bryan Kamau 9:52.75 – Gwinnett County Track and Field Championship
300m dash - Grant Swinton 34.83 – Westlake Lions Show Case
4 x 200 m relay 1:28.56 – Morehouse Relays- Jeremy Mcduffie, Nick Bradley, Grant
Swinton, Jovan Jones
4 x 800 m relay 8:18.69 – Morehouse Relays- Noahom Solomon, Grady Bryant, Tyler
Binn, Bryan Kamau
Distance Medley – 11:03.13 – Morehouse Relays – Nahom Solomon, Tyler Binn, Bryan
Kamau, Devante
New County Record 4 x 100m relay- 41.94 - Jeremy Mcduffie, Nicholas Bradley, Grant
Swinton, Jovan Jones.
Shiloh Boys Track accomplishments for the 2012 season. Jeremy Mcduffie, Nick Bradley,
Nick Kayea, Javon Jones, Martin Rhymer, and Grant Swinton qualified for the 4 x100, Jovan
Jones and Nicholas Bradley 200m dash, Brian Kamau - 800m dash and 1600 run, Ron Keys
- Long Jump and Triple Jump are the qualifying events for our boys in Region AAAAA
Sectionals that were held in Tifton, Ga. . The top 8 finishers in the meet will qualify for the
State Championship.
Boys Track strength and conditioning will be on Tuesday and Thursdays starting
the second week June 12.
SHILOH BASEBALL PLAYERS VOLUNTEER
The Shiloh High Baseball Team took their student holiday in March and a day of their
Spring Break to volunteer Scepter Nursing Home on Lenora Church Road. The young men
were very grateful for an opportunity to help and support the generation that pioneered the way
for their success. Chyna James also volunteered as a representative of Shiloh High School’s
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) organization.
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SUMMER SWIMMING IS HERE!
LEAGUES & LESSONS
Joining a summer league swim team is a great way for
children of all ages to engage in a fun and healthy activity!
Gwinnett Summer League Swimming is available for children
ages 5-17. To find teams in your area visit Gwinnett Summer
League Swimming at www.gwinnettswimleague.com
Most current and future Shiloh High School team members
will compete on the Eastmont Cove Swim Team this summer.
This is a great way to get in shape for the high school season
and meet new friends! See you at registration!!
Eastmont Cove Swim Team Registration
April 28th 2-4 pm (or register via email by May 20th)
Eastmont Cove Clubhouse
3421 Eastpines Way Snellville GA 30039
Email Contact: [email protected]
Summer Swim Lessons (and more)
Available at Gwinnett Aquatics
2800 Quinbery Drive Snellville, GA 30039
www.gwinnettaquatics.com
Contact: [email protected]
Or check with your local parks and recreation department
Gwinnett Dermatology, P.C.
Providing Skin Care For All Ages Including Acne Therapy
Joel S. Shavin, M.D. Kirk D. Saddler, M.D.
Keith D. Wright, M.D. Alia S. Brown, M.D.
Jonathan S. Weiss, M.D.
2383 Pate St - Snellville, GA 30078
117 Lee Byrd Rd - Loganville, GA 30052
(770) 972-4845
www.gwinnettdermatology.com
SHILOH WRESTLING NEWS
Shiloh wrestling team will be practicing this summer.
Please email Dr. Jose Helena at [email protected].
ga.us for summer practice schedule. We will have a Shiloh
Youth Wrestling program in the Fall ages (5-13) starting
in September after Labor Day. For more information call
(770)736-4415 or email Dr. Helena. Our Shiloh Wrestling team
will host a summer Duals tournament on June 2nd. Please come
out and support your Generals.
Dale Ellis, D.M.D.
Oral Surgery & Dental Implants
Diplomate
American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
www.snellvilleoralsurgery.com
2221 Knollwood Drive
Snellville, GA 30078
(770) 972-7911
Fax (770) 978-3767
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PERMIT NO. 113
SNELLVILLE, GA 30039
Shiloh High School
4210 Shiloh Road
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Visual Arts Good News…
Selected Shiloh art students will be participating in the 13th Annual
Metro Atlanta High School Exhibit at the High Museum of Art. The
students are Kyle Wilkins 12th grade, and Johnathan Brown 10th grade.
Both students are from Ms. Neal’s Drawing & Painting class.
The exhibition will feature art works from talented students from various counties in metro Atlanta.
The exhibition will be held at the High Museum of Art on May 15- July 26, 2012. The Opening Reception
Celebration will be on May 20, 2012 at 12:00-1:30PM in The Greene Family Education Center at the
High Museum of Art.
More good news….
Selected art students from the art department will have art work featured in All-State Art Symposium
Art Exhibition. Dwayne Walker and Daniel Morris both AP Studio Art 12th grade students, will exhibit
art works in the symposium at Kennesaw State University Fine Arts Gallery. The Opening Reception
and awards presentation will be held on May 5, 2012 at 1:00 PM. All- State Art Symposium is designed
to provide cultural opportunities, develop advanced studio skills and cultivate aesthetic appreciation in
Georgia High School students in art and design.
Class of 2012 Information
Please be sure to look on the Shiloh High School website for graduation information.All seniors
received an information packet on March 23rd.Listed below are important dates for the remainder of the
school year.Please contact Amy Farrow at 770-972-8471 or [email protected] if you have
any questions.
May 20 (Sunday) = Baccalaureate 3pm @ Annistown Road Baptist Church
May 21 (Monday) = Final Exams (1st / 2nd period) Half day of school
May 22 (Tuesday) = Final Exams (3rd / 4th period) Half day of school
May 23 (Wednesday) = NO S
ENIORS ALLOWED ON CAMPUS!! NO SCHOOL!!
May 24 (Thursday) = Graduation Practice 9:30am to 12 noon @ SHILOH COMMONS
(ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO WALK AT GRADUATION!)
May 24 (Thursday) = Extra Graduation Tickets Pick-up 1pm @ Shiloh Theater
(BY PARENT/GUARDIAN ONLY!!!)
May 25 (Friday) = Graduation Ceremony 12 noon @ Gwinnett Arena
(REPORT BY 10AM)
COMMUNITY BASED
VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTION
Shiloh High School’s Community Based Vocational
Instruction Program, (Senior Class) would like to
thank the following businesses for their continued
and generous support offered to Shiloh High
School students during this school year: JoAnn’s
124, Snellville, Ga., Kroger Hwy 78, Lilburn, Ga.,
Kroger, Hwy 124, Centerville, Ga., LongHorn
Steakhouse, Hwy 78, Lilburn, Ga., and Wal-mart,
Hwy 124, Centerville, Ga. A huge thank you to
the Catos, Hwy 124, Centerville, Georgia, and
the Wal-mart, Hwy 124, Centerville, Georgia, for
the generous donations made to the Silver Lining
Boutique. Please support these locations and thank
them personally. The success of the CBVI program
would not be possible without the commitment from
each of these businesses.
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in a timely manner we now send out weekly
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