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The newsletter discusses upcoming events at a local high school including: 1) The Georgia High School Graduation Test being administered on September 29th for juniors. 2) A senior class trip to New York City sponsored by Air Tran and a charitable foundation, with a registration deadline of September 30th. 3) A Spoken Word & Poetry Showcase on September 30th in a teacher's classroom.
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This document is a syllabus for a United States History course taught by Mr. H.R. Watson at Tech High School. The course is a year-long college preparatory class that covers topics from European colonization of America to the Information Age. Students will use the textbook The Americans and additional online resources. Students are expected to be respectful, punctual, and prepared with materials like notebooks, pens, and their textbook each day. Grades are determined by tests, projects, quizzes, homework and the End-of-Course Test. The syllabus outlines policies on progress reports, late assignments, and required materials and signatures.
Ush semester 2 syllabus review (1)
This document is a syllabus for a United States History course taught by Mr. H.R. Watson at Tech High School. The course is a year-long college preparatory class that covers topics from European colonization of America to the Information Age. Students will use the textbook The Americans and additional online resources. Students are expected to be respectful, punctual, and prepared with materials like notebooks, pens, and their textbook each day. Grades are determined by tests, projects, quizzes, homework and the End-of-Course Test. The syllabus outlines policies on progress reports, late assignments, and required materials and signatures.
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Mr. Watson's schedule for the day includes advisory/study hall during period 1, planning during period 2, and he teaches World Geography in periods 3 and 4. During periods 5 and 6, he teaches U.S. History.
9th grade field trip 2
The 9th grade literature classes at Tech High School are planning a field trip to attend a performance of Romeo and Juliet by the Atlanta Shakespeare Company at the New American Shakespeare Tavern. The field trip will take place on March 28th from 9am to 1pm via school busses. Students will need $15 to cover the cost of the ticket and permission forms are due by March 23rd. Electronic devices will not be allowed in the theater.
How To Write a Resume
The document provides guidance on creating an effective resume in 3 sentences or less:
It outlines the key elements of a basic resume such as an objective, education, experience, skills, memberships and awards. Common resume mistakes like grammatical errors and irrelevant information are highlighted. Tips are given to keep the resume focused on the most important qualifications in a positive tone using action verbs.
Parent conference flyer
Tech High School is inviting parents to attend parent/teacher conferences on Thursday, February 16, 2012 from 4:30PM to 6:30PM to discuss their child's academic progress with teachers and review how they can be successful.
Preview: Who's Afraid of Post Blackness
This document lists the names of 11 Black artists, writers, and performers including Santigold, Kehinde Wiley, Kara Walker, Deborah Grant, Rashid Johnson, Glenn Ligon, Aaron Mcgruder, Lorna Simpson, Gary Simmons, Jean Michel-Basquiat, and Dave Chappelle.
2011 12 titans schedule
The document contains the 2011-2012 basketball schedule for Tech High Titans. It lists the dates, locations, addresses, and start times for junior varsity, varsity girls, and varsity boys games against various schools from November to March. It also includes the dates and locations for region and state tournament games.
Gold Recognition
This certificate from the Governor's Office of Student Achievement in Georgia recognizes a school for making the greatest gains in the percentage of students meeting and exceeding academic standards. It awards the school with the GOLD designation and is signed by Governor Nathan Deal, Executive Director Bonnie Holliday, and State Superintendent John Barge to honor the school's achievement.
GHSGT Tips
This document provides tips and resources to help students prepare for the Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT). It offers the following advice: read carefully, guess intelligently, and spend time wisely. It also lists tutorial sessions, mandatory test prep periods, and online resources focused on each test subject area to aid studying. These include sites like Khan Academy, Brightstorm, and sciencegeek.net.
GHSGT Tips and Resources
The document provides tips and resources to help students prepare for the Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT). It outlines several steps for success including reading carefully, guessing intelligently, and spending test time wisely. It also lists online resources and tutorial sessions available to help students prepare, especially in math, social studies, science, and English. Mandatory Saturday prep sessions will be held in February and March to help students get ready for the GHSGT.
Fall 2011 final exam schedule
The Tech High Fall 2011 final exam schedule lists the following key dates:
- Final exams will take place on December 16th, 19th, and 20th for periods 1, 2, 4, 6 and periods 2, 4, 3, 5 respectively.
- On December 16th, period 1 exam is from 8-9:30am and period 6 exam is from 1:40-3:15pm.
- On December 19th, period 2 exam is from 8-9:30am and period 4 exam is from 12:05-1:35pm.
- On December 20th, period 3 exam is from 8-9:30am and period 5 exam is from 10
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National honor society will be hosting its 2012 induction ceremony
National honor society will be hosting its 2012 induction ceremony
9/24 Weekly Newsletter
- 1. -43180160020 Newsletter<br />Volume 1, Issue 1September 24 2010<br />GHSWTGeorgia High School Graduation TestThe Georgia High School Graduation Test will be administered on September 29th from 8:30am -11 am. Students who are taking the test are asked to get a good night’s sleep and eat a balanced breakfast.Please contact Ms. Dix at sdix@techhighschool.org or call 678-904-5091.Senior College and Cultural TripSponsored by Air Tran and Harland Charitable FoundationThe Senior Class will embark on a trip to New York to visit colleges and experience the city and all of its cultural charms. The trip, sponsored by Air Tran and the Harland Charitable Foundation, includes air fare,Eligible Seniors should see Ms. Dix for details.Deadline for registration is September 30, 2010.Cost is $75Spoken Word & Poetry ShowcaseThere will be a Verses and Voices Showcase at 4:30pm on September 30, 2010 in Mrs. Asante’s Room. Come listen and enjoy the lyrical stylings of Tech High’s best.Weekly Word From Dr. WallesGreetings Tech High Family, This has been a busy week. Next week, we will be administering the Georgia High School Graduation Writing Test. Our English teachers have been working diligently to prepare our students for this high stakes test. I am sure they will do well, but I want to make sure you ensure that our juniors get good rest, and eat right on September 29th. Please maintain contact with our teachers, as they will be able to tell you the status of your students progress. Communication is the key. Check teacher websites, and feel free to come by to get your code for the grade book. This will allow you to see your child’s grades for each class. This is an excellent tool. I thank you for your involvement and support. We need it. Have a great weekend. Dr. WallesCongratulations!Congratulations to the following Math students for earning the most Blue Ribbons in Study Island for their class: Lindsey DobbsJessica HoodKabrea JonesReginald MackDanisha AlmondCierra WhippleTaylor Scott<br />Important DatesDeadline to Register for Senior Trip – September 30, 2010Parent/Teacher Evening – September 30, 2010Progress Report for 1st 9 weeks – October 8, 2010Senior Pictures – October 8, 2010<br />