Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Michelle Greene, Ed. D., Principal
Mrs. Tracy McCants, Assistant Principal
Dr. Paula Anderson, Curriculum Coach
“One person can make a difference.”
A Title 1 School
Today:Tomorrow:
Hi: 82° Hi: 83°
Lo: 49°Lo: 54°
*sunny and pleasant*mostly sunny and pleasant
Full Moon:Tuesday, May 29, 2018 at 10:20a.m.
Thursday, June 28, 2018 at 12:54 a.m.
Monday, 4/30loaded low country burger
chicken rings
beefy Spanish rice
Biscuit
sweet yellow corn
black-eyed peas
savory carrots
sliced peaches / Tuesday, 5/1
taco salad with tortilla chips
grilled chicken filet sandwich
toasted cheese sandwich
steamed broccoli
pinto beans
garden peas
fruit cocktail / Wednesday, 5/2
supreme pizza
country style steak
ham and cheese wrap
biscuit
creamy whipped potatoes
peas and carrots
tossed salad
pineapple tidbits / Thursday, 5/3
chicken pilau
southern style BBQ on a whole grain bun
chicken filet sandwich
yeast roll
glazed sweet potato patties
green beans
cole slaw
pear slices / Friday, 5/4
buffalo chicken pizza
smoked sausage
breaded Alaskan Pollock strips
hushpuppies
red rice
steamed cabbage
baby lima beans
field peas
Mandarin oranges
*Daily: chef salad, seasonal fresh fruit & choice of milk
1st Lunch=200, 400, Band, ROTC, and PE
2nd Lunch=500 and 600
- Calendar of Events
May
5/1*SCVS exams
*National Principal’s Day
*National Teacher Appreciation Week
*SC Air National Guard Recruiter visit
*Faculty Meeting at 3:10 p.m.
5/2*SCVS exams
*SC National Guard visit
*HOSA Blood Drive
5/3SCVS exams
5/4HOMEROOM TEACHERS WILL PRINT INTERIMS DURING THEIR PLANNING PERIODS!
5/7Character Education nominations due
5/8*Interims will go home through 4th block today
*PLT Meetings at 3:10 p.m.
5/9 *EOC: English 1 Writing
*School Nurse’s Day
5/10School Counselors’ Meeting at 8:00 a.m.
5/14-5/18Writing Component of District Exams Administered
5/14AP Biology Exam
5/15*Faculty Meeting at 3:10 p.m.
*Pay Day
5/16*ADVISOR/ADVISEE
*ROTC Awards at 6:00 p.m.
5/17C. B. Dodson Awards at 5:30 p.m.
5/20Baccalaureate Programs
5/22Departmental Meetings at 3:10 p.m.
5/23*EOC: Algebra 1
*Senior Awards Night at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium
5/24EOC: Biology
5/25*SENIOR EXAMS: 1st & 2nd Blocks
*EOC: United States History and Constitution
5/28NO SCHOOL
5/29*SENOR EXAMS: 3rd & 4th Blocks
*EOC: English 1
5/30*All senior fees must be clear by noon!
*Pay Day
5/31*Underclassmen Awards at 9:00 a.m.
*Academic Celebration at 2:00 p.m.
June
6/1UNDERCLASSMEN FINAL EXAMS: 1ST & 2ND BLOCKS
*Mandatory Graduation Practice at 9:45 a.m. in the gym
6/4UNDERCLASSMEN FINAL EXAMS: 3RD4THBLOCKS
6/5*½ day dismissal; make-up exam day
* ALL GRADES DUE BY 10:00 a.m.
*Graduation at 5:00 p.m.
6/6½ day dismissal; make-up exam day
6/7*End of the 4th nine weeks; make-up day
6/11Report Card Pick-up
- Student Leadership 2
Congratulations to Coach Kevin Branham and his Student Leadership 2 class for winning atthe state level the Jefferson Award. They will travel to Washington, DC on June 27 -29, 2018 in hopes of winning the National Jefferson Award.
Please look to hear additional information regarding this awesome achievement for our staff and students. WPDE Channel 15and South Strand News captured stories to share publicly in the near future. Way to go, Yellow Jackets!!!
BELL SCHEDULE
Students enter:7:42
1st Period:7:50—9:20
2nd Period:9:27—10:57
A Lunch:10:57—11:46
3rd Period:11:53—1:23
3rd Period:11:04—12:34
B Lunch:12:34—1:23
4th Period:1:30—3:00
- Scholarship Information
Mercom Mobile App Competition:
- Miscellaneous
*Call in time is 5:30-6:15! Complete necessary paperwork and input your absence via
*Adviser/Advisee will be held the 2ndWednesday of each month!
*Guidance: Dr. Geathers A-I and Dr. Avant J-Z
*Administration: Mrs. McCants 9th& 10thgrades -- Dr. Greene 11th12th grades
*Work orders should be submitted to Mrs. Jessica Rogers!
*Students will have one username and password.
*All students will receive free breakfast and lunch per the Community Eligibility Commission.
- 2017-2018 Term Dates
Spring Semester:
Q301/24/2018 – 03/28/2018
Q403/29/2018 – 06/07/2018
- Faculty Meetings
1st Tuesday:Faculty Meetings-Media Center
2nd Tuesday:Department PLT meetings-Media Center
3rd Tuesday:Faculty Meetings-Media Center
4th Tuesday:Departmental Meetings
*Note: A change may occur if a holiday interferes with the schedule above! Also, Faculty Council meetings are held the 4th Monday of each month!
- Student Handbook
The student handbook can be downloaded from the school’s website.
- Our Promotion Policy:
>to go to the 10th grade...a student must have 4 units
(including 1 English, 1 math & 1 social studies unit)
>to go to the 11th grade...a student must have 12 units
(including 2 English, 2 math, 1 social studies & 1 science unit)
>to go to the 12th grade...a student must have 16 units
(including 3 English, 3 math, 2 social studies (1 has to be U. S. History & 2 science units)
- Graduation Requirements:
Students are required to earn the following units to graduate from a Georgetown County High School:
Area State Graduation Requirements
Language Arts4 units
Mathematics4 units
U. S. History1 unit
Economics.5 unit
Government.5 unit
Other Social Studies1 unit
Natural Science3 units
Opt. Ed/Foreign Language1 unit
PE or NJROTC1 unit
Computer Science1 unit
Electives7 units
Total Required for Graduation24 units
- Proud Moments-Things You Should Know
*Reward School of Excellence: 2014-2015
*Palmetto Gold Award Recipient: 2013
*ESEA Flexibility and Accountability: Letter Grade of B
*Channel 2 News and Rich Hendricks Toyota Cool School Award: May 2012
*Anime Club: 2013-2016
*National Board Certified Teachers
*Region Champions in Multiple Sports
*Book Club: 2013-2016
- AHS Booster Club
The Booster Club helps support the sports programs at Andrews High School. There is a very limited amount of funding from the school and the teams need our help. We help with uniforms, equipment, and many other areas, as the Booster Club approves. Our teams not only need our financial support, but they also need our attendance and support at the games. Join the Andrews High Yellow Jacket Booster Club and support the Yellow Jackets. We are a non-profit organization and all proceeds are tax deductible.
- (Traci Weaver, Sponsor)
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a national student organization for all students in grades nine through twelve who initially become FBLA members while enrolled in a business or business-related course. FBLA is the largest student business organization in the world with over 250,000 members.
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(Note: For 9th through 12th grade students!)
Graduation: The Class of 2018 will graduate Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 5:00 p.m.!
SCHOLAR’S HONOR ROLL
MARCH 2018
Anderson, Roishanna Dorothile
Bello, Maytte Amalia
Bhatt, Karan Naimesh
Bourne, Caroline Grace
Britt, Grainger Clay
Callaway, Faith Rose
Chavis, Alexis Dale
Durham, Eli Franklin
Estelle, Gabrielle Michelle
Gould, Mackenzie Marie
Graham, Amari Kahri
Hernandez, Benjy
Hutto, Sims Legare
Langston, Cassie Rivers-Marie
Leday, Lindsey Madison
Linen, Xavier Vermont
Maglich, Dayton Lee
McCray, Wayne-Iesha
Mesa, Sebastian Riley
Morris, Grace Angelica
Oldham, Candace Tyron
Pinckney, Jarian Gabriel
Pulido-Melchor, Ediht
Reeves, Gracyn Victoria
Rowell, Victoria Louise
Sapp, Micah Harrison
Thakkar, Hetvi Viralkumar
Wilson, Leah Danae'
Young, Sydnee Camryn
/ 10th Grade
Altman, Ashton Jameson
Barber, Hannah Alyssa
Bello Jimenez, Evelyn Xally
Blakeley, Jackson Harris
Brown, Kerri Ann
Elliott, Macie Danelle
Grant, Daishawna Monique
Grant, Ta'Zyria Koesha
Harrington, Ansley Joleigh
Higbe, Jordan Louise
Johnson, Sebastian Luke
McCants, Trayanna Michelle
Middleton, Shania Terryana
Mitchell, Aaliyah Shawnitis
Newton, Katlyn Denise
Newton, Mary Hannah
Samson, Camie Lynn
Thornell, Breanna Elizabeth
Wright, Colby Lane
Yarborough, Aaron Preston
Zurcher, Kayleigh Elexis
/ 11th Grade
Bland, Levona Leyah
Bourne, Dawson Andrew
Cantley, Hannah Danielle
Casselman, Jordan Michael
Cooper, Leah-Shay Rose
Cuttino, Shamond Aleake
Evans, Kamryn Elizabeth
Hutto, Sully Zan
Johnson, Kameron Marshala
Massie, Theron David Atwell
McCants, Carli Leyanne
McCraven, Savannah De'Asia
Moree, Gabrielle Hope
Nesmith, Salaysia Sha'niece
Player, Kalanie Cheyenne
Prior, Jazmine Lakeisha
Reckdenwald, Elissa Nicole
Smith, Madalyn Dacie
Walker, Cody Allen
Ward, Christian Dianne
White, Lawson Morris
/ 12th Grade
Altman, Dayton Stacey
Anderson, Aliyah Charmaine
Baylor, Winter Grace Denise
Boonsuphap, Pimlapus
Bowers, Ashlynn Taylor
Brewington, Brooklynn Paige
Cannon, Joshua Kelly
Cantley, Eric Steven
Collins, Moesha Brianna
Collins, Shakiera Ieshia
Cooper, Kali Alease
Dobbins, Ahnajae Deovionce
Dunn, Tanner Michael
Durant, Jaddah Goddess
Evans, Ashley Danielle
Evans, Ashley Nicole
Freeman, Kamden Jackson
Garrett, Courtney Viola
Gaskins, Anna Riley
Graham, Eirami Kazmir
Hamilton, Brooklyn Amiah
Harper, Carlynn Elizabeth
Lambert, Jonathan Augustus
Lawson, Jamie Roosevelt
Marlowe, Whitney Rebecca
Matthews, Shamar Ryshaud
McCray, Arae'yon Amiya
McCutchen, Adasia Marissa
Micheau, Katelyn Jamie
Morris, Kady Frances
Morris, Raylee Savanna
Newton, Shelby Lynn
Owens, Logan Carroll
Port, Emily Jane
Pringle, Qui'Ashia Zekhira
Ray, Kassie Layne
Russ, Annelyn Trey Sarah
Salazar Hernandez, Biatriz
Sanchez, Allison Deanna
Scott, Ieisha Shanice Bontrice
Scott, Shelisa Samon
Smith, Ron'Nahria Sincerity
Snipes, Stephon DaJohn
Spellman, Sabrina Nature-
Svedberg, Britni Leann
Thornell, Caleb Pierce
Vause, Nicholas Anthony
HONOR ROLL
MARCH 2018
9th GradeAlford, Olivia Grace
Blake, Hanna Anissa
Brewington, Rodney Levan
Cannon, Raegan Elise
Casselman, Hailey Marie
Collins, Jaquari Keon
Cox, Dayton David
Cox, Elijah James Eric
Cribb, Cameron Mae
DeLong, Logan Coleman
Evans, Sara Grace
Grant, Robert Alston
Harper, Hollis Ann
Hill, Dayzani Tallya
Jackson, Jude Nathanael
Johanning, Ethan Bauer
Johns, Mason Dixon
Lambert, Brianna Ashlin
Lambert, Linwood Earl
Little, De'shan Amari
McBee, Davis Richard
McConnell, Madison Eve
McCray, Monica Navaeh
Micheau, Kaitlin Alyssa
Morris, Kyleigh Alyssa
Myers, Dancer Tishawn
Piatt, Garrett Scott
Pope, Mason Snow
Pressley, Alpaccino Escobar
Richardson, Ben'Nasha Shanesha
Svedberg, Erika Morgan
Wheeler, Dawson Walker
Williams, Javon Tyrese
Young, Riley Tanner
/ 10th Grade
Acosta Resendiz, Nadia
Bradoc, Dylan Paul
Braswell, Taliah Tishauna
Briggs, Tyshedia Alliyah
Collins, Mi'Kel An'Twana
Creel, Emily Rose
Cumbee, Ny'Quanna
Davis, Tliayah Shanice
Dorsey, Kevon Jharique
Dorsey, Rodrick Gerard
Drohan, Zoe Gabrielle
Gamble, Da'Quain Wanya
Grant, Earl Clinton
Johnson, Steve
Jordan, John Michael
Lawrence, Alfred Jeff
Long, Conner Duncan
Lowrimore, Camryn LeeAnn
Morris, Emily Del
Ramsey, Jerniah E'lissa
Ray, Brook Jordan
Shelley, Ally Rian
Summers, Briana Trenea
Tisdale, Chloe' Lynn
Wilder, Summer Caroline
Williams, Ti'Yana Lachasity
Wrenn, Mallory Brooke
/ 11th Grade
Blake, Joseph Wylie
Britt, Drew Timothy
Brown, Markell Da'Quan
Brown, Mykayla Shatira
Brown, Taboris Shamar
Cannon, Jaelyn Leigh
Douglas, Dalton Kyle
Elmore, Corneilus Marquise
Elmore, Shakiya Danyell
Ferrel, Michael Anthony
Fraser, Jalen Fitzgerald
Garrett, Amoni Monet
Gary, Alaydria Tylin
Gathers, Terrin Darius
Greene, Nyzeria Aleaka
Harrelson, Graysen Matthew
Hudson, Corin Travoy
Hughes, Deja Dixana
Johns, Bryce Austin
Kellahan, Karsyn Lee
Kelley, Alexandra Elizabeth
Miller, Jervonia QuMaul
Price, Mindy Linette
Richardson, Brandon Terry
Rimmer, Blakely Addison
Robinson, Kiziah Denise
Robinson, Kristin Niyarha
Singleton, Brianna Keytwanna
Thomas, Noah Alexander
Vereen, Kenley Devontray
Walters, Katelyn Diane
Ward, Tucker Dennis
Washington, Kiara Lana
West, Mariah Katherine / 12th Grade
Abrams, James Richard
Altman, Hannah Denise
Brabham, Myles Xavier
Brunson, Markez Dijan
Camlin, Cody Andrew
Collins, KeJuan Shamar
Colter, Brandon Lewis
Commander, Jeroy Jordan
Forrest, Austin Jeremy
Gasque, Jeremiah Nathaniel
Green, Tyrese Jennell
Greene, Kaymone Shakira
Knowlin, Rashynne Cleveland
Lambert, Taylor Louise
Lopez, Mario Taurino
McCray, Trezan Shykeem
Morris, Jessie Wayne
Morris, Sayvon Naseen
Murphy, Jai'zell Lakeem
Nelson, Iesha Quinsha
Newton, Joel Trent
Oldham, Jordan Thomas
Peake, Tenardr'e Nyre
Pineda Serrano, Juan Ramon
Porter, Brandon Freeman
Salazar Hernandez, Misuani
Sanders, Franaesha Jacoyha
Shackleford, Deontrea Jaquan
Shackleford, Edrianna Beonka
Sims, Josie Beatrice
Tisdale, Brandon Akeem
TARDY POLICY
Punctuality is a great leadership skill and is critical to the success of all students. Students are expected to be inside all classes before the tardy bell rings. Andrews High School adheres to the following tardy policy:
1st and 2ndOffenses……………………………………Warnings and Conference
3rd Offense…………………………………………………Overnight Suspension
4th Offense………………………… After School Detention from 3:10 – 4:00 pm
5th – 7th Offenses……………………………………………In-School Suspension
8th Offense…………………………………………… Out-of-School Suspension
Additional offenses…………………………………….Administrative Discretion
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ID BADGES
Students are required to have their ID badges on and visible at all times. ID badges are used for identification and safety purposes. Students will be disciplined accordingly for failure to have their ID badges.
The Andrews High School Policy and consequences are as follows:
1st and 2nd offenses –Incidents are documented and a warning is placed in PowerSchool discipline.
3rd offense – Administrator issues an overnight suspension and parent notification of the accrued charges for temporary IDs.
4th offense – Administrator issues an afterschool detention.
5th – 7th offenses – Administrator issues an in-school suspension.
8th offense - Student is issued an out-of-school suspension and parent notification of the accrued charges for IDs.
Additional offenses…………………………………….Administrative Discretion
PowerSchool: Comprehensive student information system.
PowerTeacher:Web-based, online grade book, attendance, student information. It is one component of PowerSchool. This is the only area teachers will use.
PowerSource:Tutorials, web community, online help.
Band:Zachary Greene
Math:Penny Walczyk
Media Specialist:Laura Cameron
Nurse:Theah Miller
Psychologist:Kara Griffin
ROTC:Richard Schafer
Science:Nidya Caviedes
Allen Poston
Chase Runyan
Spanish:Carlos Guerra
Luis Torres
Special Education:Cathy Lumsden
Elizabeth McCall
Congratulations!
Mr. Paul Morris
2017-2018
Teacher of the Year
Mrs. Melissa Durham
2018-2019
Teacher of the Year
Character First at Andrews High School
MAY
Integrity: To behave in accordance with your values; to be
faithful to a standard of conduct.
Spotlight on Special People
Support Staff of the Year:Mrs. Sheryl Cordray 2017-2018
Mr. Willie Tisdale 2018-2019
FIRST LUNCHDate / Canteen / Lunch Line / Outside / Outside / Gallery / 400 Hall RR
23-Apr / M. Durham / L. Fitz / C. Runyan / J. Rowell / Lynch / Madarasz
30-Apr / R. Schafer / R. Poston / F. Shand / Abrams / Leffew / Freeman
7-May / N. Caviedes / K. Anderson / E. McCall / A. Poston / O. Huggins / Butler
14-May / M. Durham / L. Fitz / C. Runyan / J. Rowell / Lynch / Madarasz
21-May / R. Schafer / R. Poston / F. Shand / Abrams / Leffew / Freeman
29-May / N. Caviedes / K. Anderson / E. McCall / A. Poston / O. Huggins / Butler
4-Jun / M. Durham / L. Fitz / C. Runyan / J. Rowell / Lynch / Madarasz
SECOND LUNCH
Date / Canteen / Lunch Line / Outside / Outside / Gallery / 400 Hall
23-Apr / Morgan / Stoddard / Durham / M. Antoine / Kines / Terry
30-Apr / Branham / Anderson / Roseborough / Lumsden / Andrus / Belfer
7-May / Torres / Weaver / Jackson / Guerra / Peace / Walczyk
14-May / Morgan / Stoddard / Durham / M. Antoine / Kines / Terry
21-May / Branham / Anderson / Roseborough / Lumsden / Andrus / Belfer
29-May / Torres / Weaver / Jackson / Guerra / Peace / Walczyk
4-Jun / Morgan / Stoddard / Durham / M. Antoine / Kines / Terry
Andrews High School has a direct impact on teaching and learning through…..
An effort-based school improvement initiative founded on the conviction that most students can master rigorous academic and career/technical studies if school leaders and teachers create an environment that motivates students to make the effort to succeed.
GOALS:
~Getting 85 percent of students to meet reading, mathematics and
science goals.
~Teaching students the essential content of the college-preparatory
academic core and a career or academic concentration.
A six step process designed to deepen the professionalcollaboration among staff as they engage in ongoing, job-embedded professional learning teams. Also, to develop initial skills in designing structures and procedures for ongoing, job-embedded, and data-driven professional learning teams that focus on the alignment of curriculum, instruction, and assessment.
GOAL:
~Learn the best approach for working systemically to improve student
achievement in reading and mathematics in high challenge schools.
The Individual Graduation Plan (IGP)
Studies of how young people make educational and career decisions reveal that parents are the #1 influence on their child's career planning. By the 8th grade, all students in South Carolina with the help of their parents and school counselors will be thinking about careers and writing high school academic plans in an Individual Graduation Plan (IGP). The IGP is designed to guide students through career exploration, postsecondary preparation, and workforce transition.
Finding a successful and satisfying career without proper planning can be difficult. South Carolina students begin the Individual Graduation Plan process to answer the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" by choosing a field of study or profession they are interested in, then developing a plan to guide their high school coursework. The Individual Graduation Plan will be each student's roadmap for achieving his or her career goals—beit technical skill training, college, the military or joining the workforce.
An IGP includes general graduation requirements, out-of-classroom learning opportunities and electives based on each student's chosen field of interest, or cluster of study. South Carolina offers 16 clusters of study based on a national model. Each career cluster is a grouping of related real-world professions. For example, a student interested in being a police officer would select the "Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security" cluster.