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4/29/14 Parent Newsletter # 46

TLH Awards Night – Class of 2014

Earns $15,445,784 in Scholarships The Class of 2014 has proven to be one of TLH’s best classes ever based on

achievement and scholarship totals. On Thursday, May 1, 2014, a packed house

watched this year’s Senior class earn awards, scholarship money, appointments to

service academies, recognition for volunteerism, and other accolades for their hard

work. Below is a list of awards earned by the class:

ANDERSON V CAREER CAMPUS AWARDS

Accounting Student of the Year Tyler Neil Miller

Outstanding Animation Student of the Year Dennis Dominik Knibbe

Automotive Technology Achievement Award Heath Douglas Whitfield

Cosmetology Student of the Year Carlee Ann Ashy

Cosmetology/Participating in Skills USA Caitlyn Elizabeth Bannister

Culinary Arts Student of the Year Makayla Elizabeth Wiles

Engineering Design Award Thomas Warner Roberts

Excellence in Biomedical Award Michael Skyler Guinn

Fashion Design Student Award Wendy Fernanda Saldivar

Uribe

FBLA Award Kevin Frank Corasio

FFA Outstanding Senior Jacob Paul Koch

Health Science Outstanding Student of the Year Andrea Michell Brown

Health Science Clinical Student of the Year Rodlisha Deasha Bozeman

Hospitality—National Certification from The

American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute

Ashlyn Rae Brown

Bayle Nicole Coker

Neil Robinson Darby

Kaitlin Nicole Jennings

Christian Faith Sellers

Hospitality—Commitment/Dedication Award Neil Robinson Darby

ART AWARDS Riley Morgan Lovorn

Anna Bradley Rice

BAND AWARDS

John Phillip Sousa Award Matthew Alexander Storie

Jazz Ensemble Award Matthew Alexander Storie

Kiwanis Music Club Award David Karl Langbehn

Directors Award Daniel Thomas Bright

Senior Band Award Daniel Thomas Bright

Cory White Diversity Award (Anderson County

Human Relations Council) Makayla Elizabeth Wiles

ENGLISH AWARDS

Mary Stuart Felder Award Natalie Ann Ivey

English Department Award Henry Cao

FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS

Latin Award Moeshia Latavia Scott

Spanish Award Elizabeth Tello

French Award Megan Bryant Collins

INTERACT CLUB AWARDS Kevin Frank Corasio

JIM COX ATHLETIC MEMORIAL AWARD Courtney Nicole Bradley

Outstanding Male Athlete Jameel Bernard Taylor

Outstanding Female Athlete Riley Morgan Lovorn

SC High School League Scholar Athletes See below

JOURNALISM AWARDS

Broadcast Laura Peyton Finley

Yearbook Chandler Shaye

Cunningham

Austin Neal Garrett

Brenna Diane Leahey

Anna Bradley Rice

Janice Vandiver Wilson

LOUIS KITCHING SCIENCE AWARD Jared James Reid

MATH AWARD Jared James Reid

NJROTC AWARDS

Captain George Roper Award Brandi Lee Jernigan

Hiram W. Sandlin Outstanding Cadet Award Ryan Michael Ashley

Stephen D. Thorne Award Alexander Colton

Wilbanks

Stephen D. Thorne Scholarship Andrew David Samstag

Principal’s Award Allea Kathleen Nickell

ORCHESTRA AWARDS

TLH Orchestra Award

Southwood Orchestra Award

Benjamin Charles Delorme

Lora Katherine Lassiter

OUTSTANDING TEACHER CADET AWARD Rachel Erin Leatham

PRUDENTIAL SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY Bailey Marie Kappler

RENSSELAER MATH-SCIENCE AWARD Rafay Syed Malik

SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD Natalie Frances Colebeth

Stringer

STUDENT GOVERNMENT AWARD

Student Government Scholarship Austin Neal Garrett

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD AWARD Sydney Lauren Slacas

SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Ada Meeks—ASTRA and Altrusa Clubs Allie Cromer Vickery

Altrusa International Sarah Parker Hearn

Anderson County Retired Educators Unit 2 Nyeisha Clavonne

Humphrey

T.L. Hanna Student Angler Jacob Paul Koch

Betty Bagley Overcoming Adversity Conner Samuel Martin

Chick-Fil-A Andrew Stephen Wilson

Elk’s Club

Anderson Elks Lodge Scholarship Taylor Spann Cothran

Anna Catherine Mize

Thomas Warner Roberts

Edwin Chase Wentzky

Jaime Shaw Memorial Riley Morgan Lovorn

Frances J. & Louis A. Kitching Riley Morgan Lovorn

Jerry Wilbur Little Memorial Austin Neal Garrett

Alexander Capers Williams

National Merit Scholarship Lora Katherine Lassiter

Jordan Joseph Logue

National Achievement Scholarship Ayi Bassey Eta

Newman Family Taylor Spann Cothran

Kyisha Michelle Geer

Anthony Michael William

Goad

Nyeisha Clavonne

Humphrey

Alexis Brianna Hunter

Bailey Marie Kappler

Lauren Elizabeth Kappler

Amiee Le

Breshanae Danielle Lewis

Allea Kathleen Nickell

Moeshia Latavia Scott

Madison Keely Swint

Lucas Alastair Wilson

South Carolina Teaching Fellows Austin Neal Garrett

Madison Marie Winstead

Wendy’s Heisman Award Sarah Parker Hearn

Edwin Chase Wentzky

Avery Richardson Memorial Christopher Ryan Vita

T.L. Hanna Booster Club Taylor Spann Cothran

Sarah Parker Hearn

Douglas Charles

McDougald IV

Thomas Whitmire Miller

IV

Hunter Branham Morris

Jared James Reid

Thomas Warner Roberts

Natalie Frances Colebeth

Stringer

Madyson Leigh Strong

Mattie Leigh Stroud

Janice Vandiver Wilson

Green Family Memorial Edwin Chase Wentzky

Laura Leigh Tye Memorial Riley Morgan Lovorn

Tripp Wham Austin Neal Garrett

SPECIAL RECOGNITION

AVCC Recognitions See below

2014 South Carolina Academic Achievement

Honors Awards See below

2014 Anderson School District Five Academic

Achievement Honors Awards See below

Palmetto Fellows Scholarship Candidates See below

International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidates See below

2014 Commencement Marshals See below

SPECIAL AWARDS

Prince Ring Award Jared James Reid

Bailes Ring Award Natalie Ann Ivey

T.L. Hanna Award Natalie Ann Ivey

COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS Olivia Clare Alewine

Adelaide Taylor Bradford

Ashley Elizabeth Burriss

Megan Bryant Collins

Audrey Ann Crocker

Hannah Michelle DeVries

Hope McCleese Gehle

Susan Lillian Hardaway

Austin Terence Harder

Thomas James Holliday

Rafay Syed Malik

Meredith Kate Martin

Elizabeth Grace McAlister

Madeline Belle McComb

Margaret Pressley McElwee

Meredith Nicole Parker

+ South Carolina Academic Achievement Honors

○ Anderson Five Academic Honors

♦ Palmetto Fellows

International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidate

○ Grant Turner Alexander

+ ○ ♦ Cody Morgan Allen

Matthew Michael Blakesley

+ ○ ♦ Meagan Belle Blakesley

+ ○ Branigan DeAnn Bolt

+ ♦ Christian Asia Brown

○ Kevin Lawrence Cook

+ ○ Kevin Frank Corasio

○ Chandler Shaye Cunningham

+ ○ ♦ Ayi Bassey Eta

+ ○ ♦ Laura Peyton Finley

○ Daniel Charles Goodson

+ ○ Hayden Conner Gould

○ Jessica Moriah Grigg

○ ♦ Madison Emily Hackett

+ ♦ Austin Patrick Hayes

○ Sarah Parker Hearn

+ ○ ♦ Kayli Marie Henk

○ ♦ Kenan Marie Hunter

+ ○ ♦ Natalie Ann Ivey

+ ○ ♦ Kristen Brook Johnson

+ ○ ♦ John Andrew Kerley

+ ○ ♦ David Karl Langbehn

+ ○ ♦ Kathleen Elizabeth Langbehn

○ ♦ Brenna Diane Leahey

+ ○ ♦ Jordan Joseph Logue

○ Daniel Jarred Major

○ ♦ Sarah Anne Martin

+ ○ John William McCollum

+ ○ ♦ Sarah Elizabeth Nash

○ Allea Kathleen Nickell

+ ○ ♦ Charles Nikon

+ ○ ♦ Jared James Reid

+ ○ ♦ Samuel Paul Reinert

+ ○ Anna Bradley Rice

+ ○ ♦ Thomas Warner Roberts

○ ♦ Yu Jeong Roh

○ ♦ Ashleigh Michelle Rolland

+ ○ ♦ Andrew David Samstag

+ ○ ♦ Bradley Alford Skelton

+ ○ ♦ Jessica Camille Smith

○ William Michael Chance Smith

○ Emily Kate Stafford

○ Margaret Haley Stoddard

○ ♦ Matthew Alexander Storie

+ ○ ♦ Natalie Frances Colebeth Stringer

○ Christopher Evan Sustar

○ ♦ Kailey Victoria Swanson

+ ○ ♦ Joseph Henry Tedder

Sonya Elise Trujillo

+ ○ ♦ Jacob Wescott Turner

♦ Emily Hope Warren

+ ○ ♦ Edwin Chase Wentzky

+ ○ Andrew Stephen Wilson

+ ○ Madison Marie Winstead

○ Tyler Lee Woodall

+ ○ Joseph Allen Young

Baseball Jackets Beat Nations Ford to

Win District Championship

Jackets celebrate after beating Nations Ford to win the District 1 championship. (Photo courtesy of

Anderson Independent Mail)

The T. L. Hanna Baseball team continues to move deeper into the playoffs after

winning both the region and district championships. After splitting two games with

Nations Ford on Wednesday, May 7, 2014, in a double-header, the Jackets held on

to win the last game 4-2, which clinched the District 1 championship for the team.

The Jackets will travel to Fort Mill on Saturday, May 10, to play a 2:00 pm game.

Congratulations to the Jackets and Coach Crenshaw.

Annual Art Show a Success

Here’s a peek at some of the outstanding work by TLH art students from the annual

art show. Thanks to our wonderful art teachers, Kathy Moore, Kathe Harris, Dot

Ross-Vaughn, and Johnny Nutt, for putting this show together and teaching our

students to produce such great work!

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End-of-Course Test Schedule

Parents, several courses at the high school level require a state End of Course Test,

which weighs 20% of your student’s overall grade in the course. The schedule for

these exams is below. It is very important for students to have a good night’s sleep

and eat breakfast and lunch the day of these tests so they may do as well as possible.

Please avoid scheduling appointments or early dismissal during these testing times.

All exams will take place during the student’s regularly scheduled class time.

Some students attend a class, such as Math, every day. If this is the case, they will

take the exam on one of the days listed for that course, not both. The teacher will be

able to tell you which day the exam will be given.

US History A day May 12

US History B day May 13

Biology A day May 14

Biology B day May 15

Algebra I A day May 16

Algebra I B day May 19

English I A day May 20

English I B day May 21

Exam make up tests will be given throughout this time if your student misses the test.

Make up exams will extend through at least May 23. If your student does not take

the test, a zero will be averaged in to your student’s class average.

Dunking Booth Friday

As part of our “Cruisin’ for a Cure” Campaign, your teens will have an opportunity

to dunk teachers & administrators during all three lunches on Friday. If your teen

asks for extra money for this, it is legitimate. Note: I admire the administrators and

teachers who volunteered to do this. I, however, did not .

$2.00 = 1 ball

$5.00 = 3 balls

$10.00 = Direct hit into the water

Studio 407 May Meetings

Meetings for Studio 407 are May 14 and 21 with Mrs. Harris.

Senior Meeting

There will be a mandatory Senior Graduation Meeting next Monday, May 12th,

during 2nd block. All students who plan to graduate should attend. The meeting

will be held in the Auxiliary Gym. Students should go to 2nd block at the usual time

and report to the meeting at 10:25 am. No announcement will be made because of

AP/IB testing. Seniors with a 2nd block AVCC class will report to the mall area at the

beginning of 2nd block.

Students Interested in Teaching as a

Career

Is your teen interested in working with people and finding out about teaching as a

career? Anyone who wishes to apply for the Teacher Cadet Program should see Mrs.

Harder in Room 117. The application may be found on the Teacher Cadet class

website, or you may pick one up from the guidance office.

Mu Alpha Theta Meeting

The last Mu Alpha Theta meeting will be Monday, May 12, at 4:00 in Mrs. Miller’s

room.

NAHS Service Hours

National ART Honor Society members need to turn in their volunteer hours by

Friday! Please bring this information to Mrs. Moore’s room (404).

Bates Selected to Attend NYL Forum

Congratulations to Jada Bates who has been selected to attend the 2014 National

Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF): Careers in Medicine. Jada was selected through an

academic partnership with George Mason University, one of the best national

universities according to U.S. News and World Report. The purpose of the program

is to provide leadership and career exploration experiences for deserving high school

students who are interested in entering the medical field. Congrats, Jada!

Furman’s Emerging Public Leaders

Program (EPL)

Melanie Armstrong, new director of Furman University’s Riley Institute’s Emerging

Public Leaders (EPL) program is looking for well-rounded rising high school students

with leadership potential to attend EPL this summer. Emerging Public Leaders, which

received a “South Carolina on the Move” award in 2005, is an exciting service-

oriented leadership program open to rising high school seniors. This week-long

summer program (June 22 – 28, 2014) offers a series of experiences that enable

students to develop into civic minded and engaged leaders in their communities.

During the week, participants attend workshops that prepare them to plan and

implement a service project addressing a specific need within their own

communities. Students will then return to campus in the spring to present the results

of their projects to their peers and a panel of judges. Additional project funds are

awarded to the winner. The program is free of charge to all students who are

selected to participate.

Students may contact Melanie Armstrong ([email protected] or 864-

294-3688) at the Riley Institute if they need additional information or have

questions. Students may apply at http://riley.furman.edu/education/emerging-

public-leaders-application . The Emerging Public Leaders website is

http://riley.furman.edu/education/projects/emerging-public-leaders/emerging-public-

leaders .

Bus Rider Form

Students who ride district school buses to/from school have received a form entitled

“Bus Riders Letter of Intent.” Please ask your teen for this form, fill it out, and have

him/her return it to his/her bus driver.

T. L. Hanna Band News

Band Banquet, Thursday, May 22nd at 7:15 PM in the TL Hanna Mall Area

All Underclassmen at Graduation, Saturday, May 24th at 7:00 PM at

Clemson at Littlejohn (Black Concert Dress Required) -- We will bus all

students to and from Clemson.

May 5th - 8th: Color Guard Tryouts

May 6th: Tuesday, Jazz Band @ Freshman Orientation-6:00 PM

May 10th: Saturday, Chop Camp for student who wish to try out for Drum

Line

May 17th: Saturday, Drum Line Tryouts

May 18th: Sunday, Jazz Band Hospice Performance-2:00 PM

Drum Major Tryouts TBA

2014-2015 Band Schedule is attached to this email.

Cheer Uniform Fittings

JV and Varsity Cheer Fittings have been rescheduled!

May 7- Varsity @ 4:30, JV @ 5:30

May 14- JV @ 4, Varsity @ 5

All cheerleaders must attend both days.

Orchestra Shines at SCMEA Festival

T. L. Hanna and Southwood Academy of the Arts High School orchestras went to

Palmetto High School for the annual SCMEA Orchestra Division Solo and Ensemble

Festival on May 2 and 3. Categories were the following: Solo, Duet, Trio, Quartet,

and Quintet. A Superior Rating is the highest ranking one can achieve at this event,

an Excellent rating is next, followed by a Good rating. We are so proud of these

talented students! There were 65 high school students who participated in various

events from TLH and 23 students from SAA. Congratulations to these students and

Mrs. Kathy Perry, their orchestra teacher.

mailto:[email protected]

http://riley.furman.edu/education/emerging-public-leaders-application

http://riley.furman.edu/education/emerging-public-leaders-application

http://riley.furman.edu/education/projects/emerging-public-leaders/emerging-public-leaders

http://riley.furman.edu/education/projects/emerging-public-leaders/emerging-public-leaders

TLH Results

Solos:

6 Superior

4 Excellent

Duets:

15 Superior

18 Excellent

2 Goods

Trios:

11 Superior

3 Excellent

1 Good

Quartets/Quintets:

2 Superior

3 Excellent

78 medals will be given out to individuals who received a Superior

rating at our concert on May 19.

SAA results

Solos:

1 Excellent

Duets:

6 Superior

7 Excellent

Trios:

1 Superior

1 Excellent

Quartets/Quintets:

1 Superior

3 Excellent

19 medals will be given out to individuals who received a Superior

rating at our concert on May 15.

Junior Leadership Anderson

Graduation

Thomas Holliday, Austin Massey, Amelia White, Dylan

Dukes, and Cole Peeler graduate from Junior Leadership

Anderson.

Five T. L. Hanna High School students graduated from the Leadership Anderson

program Monday, May 5, 2014. These students were selected by an application and

interview process and participated in events throughout the spring semester learning

about local business, government, education, and civic organizations. As suggested

by its name, this program is for juniors in high school. The program is sponsored by

the Anderson Chamber of Commerce.

This year's participants were Dylan Dukes, Cole Peeler, Amelia White, Thomas

Holliday, and Austin Massey. A special congratulations goes out to Cole Peeler who

was awarded one of the scholarships by the committee. Congratulations to these

students for representing TLH so well!

College Acceptance Wall

Have your Senior’s name added to the list by providing us a copy of the acceptance

letter from each college/university. You can email scanned copies to

[email protected].

First Name Last Name College

Anthony Aleruchi University of South Carolina

Anthony Aleruchi High Point University

Ryan Michael Ashley The Citadel

Ryan Michael Ashley Norwich University

Ryan Michael Ashley Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Ryan Michael Ashley West Point

Nicholas Garren Bailey TriCounty Technical College

Caitlyn E. Bannister North Greenville University

Lauren A. Baroni Anderson University

Lauren A. Baroni Winthrop University

Matthew M. Blakesley Evergreen State College

mailto:[email protected]

Matthew M. Blakesley The Citadel

Matthew M. Blakesley George Mason University

Matthew M. Blakesley

University of North Carolina -

Asheville

Meagan Blakesley University of South Carolina

Meagan Blakesley University of Michigan

Meagan Blakesley Indiana University

Meagan Blakesley Clemson University

Matthew Blakesley University of South Carolina

Branigan D. Bolt Clemson University

Branigan D. Bolt Anderson University

Courtney N. Bradley University of South Carolina Upstate

Courtney N. Bradley Coastal Carolina University

Courtney N. Bradley Clemson University

Courtney N. Bradley South Carolina State University

Daniel J. Brown Coastal Carolina University

Andrea Brown Erskine College

Andrea Brown Lander University

Andrea Brown Anderson University

Kierra Brownlee South Carolina State University

Bryant Scott Cheek Limestone College

Matthew G. Costanzo William Paterson University

Matthew G. Costanzo Coastal Carolina University

Matthew G. Costanzo Montclair State University

Neal R. Darby Johnson & Wales University

Dallas B. Davenport Winthrop University

Dallas B. Davenport Lander University

Dallas B. Davenport Anderson University

Shivani Ketan Desai Tri County Technical College

Laura P. Finley Clemson University

Laura P. Finley The University of Alabama

Aaron Frialde Tri County Technical College

Jonnathan Giraldo Clemson University

Kyisha Michelle Greer Winthrop University

Kyisha Michelle Greer South Carolina State University

Kyisha Michelle Greer Charleston Southern University

Kyisha Michelle Greer Southern Wesleyan University

Michael Guinn Marshall University

Sally Jackson Hancock Converse College

Sally Jackson Hancock The University of Mississippi

Sarah Parker Hearn Clemson University

Sarah Parker Hearn College of Charleston

Sarah Parker Hearn Anderson University

Ashton C. Henderson The University of Alabama

Ashton C. Henderson The University of Mississippi

Ashton Henderson University of South Carolina

Nyeisha C. Humphrey Winthrop University

Nyeisha C. Humphrey Charleston Southern University

Nyeisha C. Humphrey Upstate - University of South Carolina

Nyeisha C. Humphrey Western Carolina University

Nyeisha C. Humphrey North Carolina Central University

Nyeisha C. Humphrey College of Charleston

Nyeisha Humphrey Clemson University

Nyeisha Humphrey University of South Carolina

Alexis Brianna Hunter Anderson University

Jacob Jansen Concordia University Chicago

Kristen Brook Johnson Southern Wesleyan University

Kristen Brook Johnson Anderson University

Marquise Jones Southern Wesleyan University

Lauren Elizabeth Kappler Anderson University

Bailey Marie Kappler Clemson University

Bailey Marie Kappler Lander University

Lauren E. Kappler Lander University

Hunter King St. Andrews University

Kathleen E. Langbehn Colorado Christian University

Kathleen E. Langbehn

University of Colorado Colorado

Springs

Kathleen E. Langbehn University of Colorado Boulder

David Karl Langbehn Clemson University

David Karl Langbehn The University of Iowa

Samantha Lewis South Carolina State University

Samantha Lewis Gardner-Webb University

Samantha Lewis Coker College

Breshanae D. Lewis University of South Carolina Upstate

Samantha Lewis Mars Hill University

Daniel Parks Lockwood Southern Wesleyan University

Jordan J. Logue Purdue University

Molly Malone University of South Carolina

Chancey O. Mansel Greenville Technical College

Chancey O. Mansel TriCounty Technical College

Adison Hope Markley Clemson University

Adison Hope Markley Presbyterian College

Adison Hope Markley The University of Alabama

Adison Hope Markley Winthrop University

Sarah Martin Clemson University

Sarah Martin University of South Carolina

Lauren Paige McElhannon Winthrop University

Jaleen Postell Limestone College

Samuel Paul Reinert University of Pittsburgh

Samuel Paul Reinert Presbyterian College

Samuel Paul Reinert Clemson University

Samuel Paul Reinert Clemson University - Honors College

Ellis Rogers University of South Carolina

Andrew David Samstag Clemson Calhoun Honors College

Andrew David Samstag Clemson University

Andrew David Samstag University of South Carolina

Andrew David Samstag Auburn University

Sydney Keishu Sato The University of Alabama

Austin Matthew Skelton Lander University

Austin Matthew Skelton Anderson University

Emily Kate Stafford The University of Oklahoma

Emily Kate Stafford The University of Utah

Emily Kate Stafford Florida State University

Margaret Stoddard Clemson University

Natalie Stringer Clemson

Mattie Leigh Stroud Winthrop University

Madison Keely Swint Lander University

Rashaan S. Thomas TriCounty Technical College

Christopher R. Vita Charleston Southern University

Melissa Jean Vita Winthrop University

Melissa Jean Vita Anderson University

Melissa Jean Vita Coastal Carolina University

Melissa Jean Vita Savannah College of Art and Design

Danarius L. Watts Gardner-Webb University

Danarius L. Watts Anderson University

Danarius L. Watts University of South Carolina

Danarius Watts University of South Carolina

Andrew Wilson University of South Carolina

Andrew Wilson NC State University

Andrew Wilson Clemson University

Madison Winstead University of Kentucky

Madison Winstead Auburn University

Madison Winstead University of South Carolina

Tyler Lee Woodall Anderson University

Tyler Lee Woodall Clemson University

Briana Francis Woodbury Winthrop University

Briana Francis Woodbury Coastal Carolina University

Ashley Morgan Wooles Winthrop University

Ashley Morgan Wooles Western Carolina University

Ashley Morgan Wooles East Carolina University

Joseph Allen Young Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Joseph Allen Young University of South Carolina

Joseph Allen Young The Citadel

Summer & Enrichment Programs 2014 May 7, 2014

P.A.W.S. (Prepare and Assist the Whole Student)

Location: The Citadel

Focus: College Preparation

Dates: June 13, June 27, July 11, July 25, or August 1, 2014

Length: One day

Age requirement: High School Students

Other information: The Citadel invites minority high school students, as well as other

students, to attend one of these morning events. These sessions are designed to

prepare and assist students who are interested in attending the Citadel.

For more information: www.citadel.edu/root/admissions-paws-for-your-future

Emerging Public Leaders

Location: Furman University

Focus: Service-based leadership

Dates: June 22-28, 2014

http://www.citadel.edu/root/admissions-paws-for-your-future

http://www.citadel.edu/root/admissions-paws-for-your-future

Age requirement: Rising high school seniors

Other information: This program is free of charge to all students who are selected to

participate.

Cost: Free

Registration deadline: May 9, 2014

For more information/application:

http://riley.furman.edu/education/projects/emerging-public-leaders/emerging-public-

leaders

Summer Seniors

Location: University of South Carolina

Focus: College Preparation

Dates: July 9-12, 2014

Length: Four days

Age requirement: Rising 12th graders

Other information: The University of South Carolina invites high-achieving African

Americans who are rising seniors to attend this exclusive event. During their stay,

students will attend presentations on college admissions tips, ways to find financial

assistance, and career planning.

Cost: $75 (Fee is waived for students with free/reduced lunch.)

Registration Deadline: May 30, 2014

For more information: 1-800-868-5872

SAT/ACT Summer Institutes


Focus: SAT & ACT Preparation

Dates: June 23-26, July 21-24, and July 28-31, 2014

Length: Four days each

Age requirement: High School Student

Other information: The University of South Carolina understands the vital role that

college entrance exams play in college admissions. This program offers serious

preparation for these high stake tests.

For more information/application: www.saeu.sc.edu/testing

Carolina Master Scholars Adventure Series


Focus: Eighteen courses available (science, medicine, writing, computers, engineering,

law, robots, web design, etc.)

Dates: June 8, 2014 – July 13, 2014

Length: One week each

Age requirement: Middle Schoolers and High Schoolers

For more information/application: http://saeu.sc.edu/adventures

South Carolina Governor’s School Summer Science Program

Focus: Science and Math

Dates: Various

Age Requirement: Rising 8th, 9th and 10th graders

Other information: The Summer Science Program is a summer camp experience that

provides students the opportunity to explore the endless possibilities of science,

technology and mathematics, in a fun and interactive environment.

Cost: $250 to $750 dependent upon course selected

For more information: www.scgssm.org

Broyhill Leadership Conference

Location: Wingate University, Wingate NC

Focus: Leadership

Dates: June 22-26, 2014

Age requirement: Completed 10th, 11th, or 12th grade

Other information: Since 1982, over 30,000 students across America have

participated in the Broyhill Leadership Conferences. Join us for an opportunity to

attend BLC, what will be one of the most unique experiences you will ever have.

Registration deadline: May 2, 2014

Cost: $275.00

For more information: www.broyhill-leadership.org

AnMed Summer Youth Volunteer

Location: AnMed

Focus: HealthCare

Dates: June 9– August 1, 2014

Age requirement: 15 years old by June 1, 2014

Other information: Volunteers must be willing to commit five days per week

(8:30am – 4:30pm) for two weeks during the program

Registration deadline: April 11, 2014

For more information: www.anmedhealth.org/volunteer/high-school-

volunteers.aspx or

864-512-1263

Clemson University Summer Scholars

Location: Clemson University

Focus: Various Academic Disciplines

Dates: Dependent upon program/camp selected

Other information: When school’s out, Clemson University offers camps and

programs that eliminate boredom while keeping the learning alive. Clemson offers

athletic, educational, outdoor, sleep-away and day camps for most all ages.

Cost: Dependent upon program/camp selected

For more information: www.clemson.edu/summer-scholars or 864-656-5535

Point Park

Location: Point Park University (Pittsburg)

Focus: Screenwriting camp, Animation Camp, Dance Workshop, Sound Camp, etc.

Dates: Various

Length: One Week

Age requirement: 16 years old

Cost: $375-$1800 dependent upon camp selected

For more information/application: www.pointpark.edu/community or 412-392-

3456

South Carolina Business Week

Location: Presbyterian College

Focus: Business

Dates: July 13-18, 2014

Age requirement: Completed 10th, 11th, or 12th grade

Other information: Only 200 applicants will be selected. Applicants must rank in the

top third of their class and submit a 250-500 word essay. Applications are available

in the guidance office.


Cost: $50.00

For more information: Your guidance counselor or www.scbusinessweek.com

Youth Leadership Forum

Location: Newberry College

Focus: Leadership Skills


Length: Three days

Age requirement: Age 17-21

Other information: This program is a leadership development program for high

school students with disabilities.

Cost: None


For more information/application: www.ylf.scvrd.net or

http://scvrd.net/individuals/ylf.php#application

Pre-Collegiate Studies

Location: Stanford University

Focus: Various

Dates: June 22-July 11, July 14 - Aug 2, & July 14 - Aug 9

Length: Three to Four Weeks

Age requirement: Ages 14-19

Other information: The Summer Institutes High School Program provides a

unique residential academic experience where students who share talents and

Interests live and learn together on the Stanford campus. Students are housed

in academically themed residences, and participate in a single subject

intensive course.

Cost: $5675 to $7250


For more information: spcs.stanford.edu/explore

Business at Moore


Focus: Business

Dates: June 21–27, 2014

Age requirement: Rising 11th and 12th graders

Other information: This program is an all-expense paid (free) one-week residency

program designed to introduce high-achieving minority students to the study of

business related fields.

Cost: Free

Registration deadline: March 7, 2014

For more information: Contact [email protected] or 803-777-0170

“We Do Math”

Location: Clemson University

Focus: Math

Dates: June 15 – July 20, 2014

Length: One Week

Age requirement: Rising 9th and 10th Graders

Other information: Students must be females that are interested in Science and Math

oriented careers. Space is limited to 50 students.

Application deadline: May 30, 2014

Cost: $700

For more information: Contact [email protected] or

http://www.clemson.edu/ces/wise/outreach/we_do_math.html

National Youth Science Camp

Location: Charleston, WV and surrounding areas

Focus: Outdoor Science


Length: Three Weeks

Age requirement: Rising College Freshman

Other information: Two students are chosen to represent each state as delegates to

the National Youth Science Camp. Delegates should have demonstrated exceptional

academic achievement, leadership in school and community activities, and a genuine

interest in the sciences.

Cost: Free to selectees

Application deadline: March 1, 2014

For more information: http://www.nysf.com/w/programs/nysc/

Boston University Summer Programs

Location: Boston, MA

Focus: Various

Dates: Various

Length: One to Six Weeks, dependent upon program selected

Age requirement: High School student

Other information: Each summer, high school students have the unique opportunity

to experience college life at one of the world’s top teaching and research

universities—in one of the most exciting U.S. cities.

For more information: bu.edu/summer/highschool

Girls Leadership Institute

Location: Columbia College

Focus: To prepare girls for leadership roles

Dates: Various (dependent upon program)

Length: 5-7 days depending on program

Age requirement: 9th - 12th grade

Cost: $500

Other information: A limited number of need-based scholarships are available.

Registration deadline: Students that are interested must notify the guidance office by

March 15, 2014.

For more information/application: www.columbiasc.edu/summerinstitute

P.R.I.S.M – Pursuing Rewards in Science and Mathematics

Location: Claflin University (Orangeburg, SC)



Length: Six weeks

Age requirement: Currently enrolled in 9th, 10th grade or 11th grade

Other information: Students must be potential first-generation college

students


Cost: Some travel expenses

For more information: Visit the Guidance Office

Shakespeare in Italy

Location: Italy



Length: Two and half weeks

Age requirement: Currently enrolled in High School

Other information: students must have completed three years of Latin

Cost $6,200

For more information:

http://www.udallas.edu/travel/highschoolprograms/index.html

SoAR Aviation and Aerospace Camp

Location: Aiken, SC

Focus: Aviation and aerospace

Dates: July 13-19, 2014

Length: One week

Age requirement: Currently enrolled in 11th grade or 12th grade

Other information: Limited to 48 students. Acceptance based on first-come,

first-served basis.

Cost: $395

For more information: www.TheCelebrateFreedomFoundation.org

National Environmental Summit for High School Students

Location: Catawba College (Salisbury, NC)

Focus: Environment


Length: One week

Age Requirement: 14-17 Years Old


For more information: www.centerfortheenvironment.org

Preface Summer Program

Location: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Troy, NY)

Focus: Engineering and Technology


Length: Two weeks

Age requirement: Rising juniors and seniors

Other information: For students from historically and traditionally

underrepresented groups or those underserved in science, engineering, and

technological fields

Registration deadline: March 31, 2014

Cost: Free (except transportation and personal/miscellaneous fees)

For more information/application:

http://www.rpi.edu/dept/doso/resources/precollege/docs/2014PREFACEappli

cation.pdf

Leadership Conference

Location: Converse College

Focus: Leadership

Dates: July 13-16, 2014

Length: One week


Other information:

Application deadline: May 1, 2014

For more information/application: www.converse.edu/leadershipconverse

July Experience

Location: Davidson College (Charlotte, NC)

Focus: Various Courses & Workshops


Length: Three weeks


Other information: Scholarships are available based on need


For more information/application: www.davidson.edu/JulyExperience

Summer School

Location: Phillips Exeter Academy (NH)

Focus: Various Courses & Workshops

Dates: July 6 – August 9, 2014

Length: Five weeks

Age requirement: Rising 9th, 10th, & 11th graders and 2014 Graduates

Other information: Scholarships are available based on need


For more information/application: www.exter.edu/summer

Education Candidate calls for

Legalizing Marijuana to Fund Schools

Jennifer Bellamy, WLTX 9:19 p.m. EDT May 3, 2014

http://www.wltx.com/story/news/2014/05/03/education-candidate-calls-for-legalizing-marijuana-to-fund-

schools/8676369/

Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- A candidate for June's Democratic primary for State

Superintendent of Education has proposed the legalization of marijuana to fund

education in South Carolina.

http://www.wltx.com/story/news/2014/05/03/education-candidate-calls-for-legalizing-marijuana-to-fund-schools/8676369/

http://www.wltx.com/story/news/2014/05/03/education-candidate-calls-for-legalizing-marijuana-to-fund-schools/8676369/

Sheila Gallagher spoke about her idea during the state Democratic Convention in

Columbia.

"We saw what happened in Washington and Colorado that has begun to set the

stage around the country as to what is possible for raising tax dollars, and I'd like to

see those tax dollars go to our public schools," said Gallagher.

She says the state should allow voters to decide the issue.

Tyler Jones, spokesman for the House Democratic Caucus released a statement

saying "House Democrats are committed to making medical marijuana accessible to

the patients in South Carolina who need it the most. Perhaps the comments today

were intended to grab newspaper headlines instead of being seen as a serious policy

proposal. Needless to say they send the wrong message to young people in South

Carolina and will not be an idea seriously considered by the General Assembly any

time soon."

TLH 2013-2014 Calendar

May 8 (Th) IB Environmental

Systems Paper 2 (pm)

AP English Exam (am)

VB and JVB Soccer @ TLH vs. Seneca @5;30/7:00 pm

May 9 (F) SAT Registration

Deadline for 6/7 SAT

Register at http://sat.collegeboard.org/home

ACT Registration

Deadline for 6/14 ACT

Register at www.actstudent.org

AP Studio Art Portfolio

Due

AP Statistics Exam (pm)

IB Biology Papers 1 & 2

(pm)

IB Language – Latin

Paper 1 (am)

May 10 (Sa) ACT Late Registration

Deadline Window for

6/14 ACT

May 10- 23; Register at www.actstudent.org

Track State Qualifier @ Spring Valley

Baseball TLH @ Fort Mill @2:00 pm

May 12 (M) AP Biology Exam (am)

AP Physics Exam (pm)

IB Biology Paper 3 (am)

AP Music Theory Exam

(am)

US History EOC A Day

Mu Alpha Theta Meeting

Soccer Playoffs Begin

Varsity Golf Upperstate Match at Willow Creek

May 13 (Tu) IB Math Studies Paper 1

(pm)

IB Math (pm)

US History EOC B Day

Senior Exams Blocks 3,4 (B Day)

Boys Varsity Soccer @ Blythewood

May 14 (W) AP US History Exam

(am)

AP European History

Exam (pm)

IB Math Studies Paper 2

(am)

IB History Papers 1 & 2

(pm)

Biology EOC A Day

Senior Exams Blocks 3,4 (A Day)

May 15 (Th) IB History Paper 3 (am)

Biology EOC B Day

Senior Exams Blocks 1,2 (B Day)

May 16 (F) Algebra 1 EOC A Day

Senior Exams Blocks 1, 2 (A Day)

May 17 (Sa) Track State Meet TBA

Alive at 25 Driver

Training

@ TLH from 9 am until 1 pm

May 19 (M) Algebra 1 EOC B Day

Senior Exam Makeups

TLH Orchestra Concert @ 7 pm @ Glenview Middle School

May 19-20

(M/Tu)

Varsity Golf State Tourney at Furman

May 20 (Tu) English 1 EOC A Day

May 21 (W) IB French Papers 1 & 2

(am)

English 1 EOC B Day

May 22 (Th) Band Banquet @ 7:15 pm in mall

IB Spanish Paper 1 (pm)

EOC Makeup Tests

Senior Report Cards

Issued at Graduation

Practice

May 23 (F) SAT Late Registration

Deadline for 6/7 SAT

Register at http://sat.collegeboard.org/home

IB Spanish Paper 2 (am)

Make-up Psychology

(am)

EOC Makeup Tests

Underclass Exams Blocks 3, 4 (B Day)

May 24 (Sa) Graduation @ Littlejohn Coliseum, Clemson @ 7:00 pm

May 26 (M) Memorial Day Holiday

May 27-30

(Tu,W, Th, F)

Summer School

Registration for Seniors

May 27 (Tu) Underclass Exams Blocks 1 & 2(A Day)

May 28 (W) Underclass Exams Blocks 1 & 2 (B Day)

Underclass Early

Dismissal

@ 11:40 am

May 29 (Th) Underclass Exams Blocks 3 & 4 (A Day)

May 30 (F) Underclass Exams Block 3 & 4 (B Day)

June 2 (M) Exam Makeup Day Half-Day; Dismissal at 11:40 am

June 3 (Tu) Exam Makeup Day Half-Day; Dismissal at 11:40 am

June 4 (W) Exam Makeup Day Half-Day; Dismissal at 11:40 am

June 4-5 Summer School

Registration for

Underclassmen

June 5 (Th) Last Day for Teachers

June 7 (Sa) SAT Not given at TLH

June 14 (Sa) ACT @ Westside

July 15 (Tu) Summer HSAP

July 16 (W) Summer HSAP

July 17 (Th) Summer HSAP

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