3/13/14 Parent Newsletter # 40

TLH Orienteering Team Excels at National Championship.

TLH NJROTC Orienteering Team

Places Third in National

Championship

TLH’s Navy Junior ROTC Orienteering Team hosted the NJROTC National

Orienteering Championship at Richard B. Russell State Park in Elberton, Georgia.

There were 21 NJROTC units qualified to compete. Units participating were from

Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, South Carolina, Maryland, New York,

and Virginia.

Team Members were the following:

Joseph Young

Ryan Ashley

Benjamin Delorme

Hannah Devries

Autumn Bauer

Colt Wilbanks

Charles Johnson

Taylor Lopreste

Elizabeth Brewer

Allea Nickell

Matthew Blair

Griffin Bashore

Zachary Shingleton

Emily Hollinger

Lacy Desimone

Team member placement earned points toward the overall team scores. TLH’s

Orienteering Team earned 260 points, locking them into a third place finish. Union

Grove from Georgia earned 500 points for first place, and Henry County from

Georgia earned 450 points to earn second place. Congratulations to Commander

Smith and Chief Smith and all of these fine cadets.

Hunter King

Sam Reinert

Prom

Prom will be May 10 from 8 – 12 pm at the Madren Center in Clemson, SC. Tickets

will be sold from April 28 – May 9. Tickets are $25 each and $45 for a couple.

Cash only will be accepted.

Only 11th and 12

th graders in good standing may purchase tickets for themselves and a

date. Those who may be in unusual grade situations (for example, those who may

be moving from 10th to 12th grade in one year, may see Mrs. Hilton for special

permission). Two upperclassmen (11th or 12

th graders) from Hanna may not buy

tickets for two people from other schools to attend the Hanna prom together. Two

upperclassmen (11th or 12

th graders) from Hanna may not buy two tickets for two

underclassmen who are younger than 11th grade to attend the prom together (for

example, two 10th graders). An 11th or 12th grader can invite a 9th or 10th grader

to the prom, but a Hanna upperclassman (11th or 12

th grader) must be one of the

individuals in the couple. Middle-schoolers may not attend the prom. Dates may

not be over 19 years old. Exceptions to this rule can only be made by Mrs. Hilton.

Expelled students or those suspended pending expulsion may not attend the prom.

If a Hanna student invites a student to the prom from another school, that student

cannot be expelled from that school or have a serious disciplinary record (this will be

determined by the administration at TLH). Criminal background checks will be done

on all students attending the prom who are not from TLH.

When you buy a "couples" ticket, you must know your date's name, address, age,

school of attendance, and grade. You will need your school ID to purchase tickets

and to redeem your ticket at the prom. Your date will need a school ID and/or

other picture ID as well to enter Prom. Switching dates because of illness or

emergencies will require all of the same safety checks as mentioned above.

Gentlemen's Dress Code:

Formal prom attire may be classified as a tuxedo or dress suit, including a tie, bow

tie, a collared shirt, and may include a vest. Shirts are to be worn at all times.

Students may not remove shirts during Prom. Dress shoes must be worn. Tennis

shoes are unacceptable - make sure shoes have non-marking soles.

Ladies Dress Code:

Dresses may be strapless or include spaghetti straps. Bare or open backs are

acceptable; however, girls should not wear dresses with excessively low backs

extending beyond the hips. Bare abdomens or bare midriffs are not permitted. Two

piece dresses that expose the midriff and dresses that have cutouts are not allowed.

Sheer/see-through fabric over bare areas is not acceptable. Undergarments should

not be visible. See-through apparel and dresses with slits that are above the mid-thigh

are not permitted. Garments that are excessively tight or low-cut in front are also not

acceptable. All garments should reach at least mid-thigh.

Dancing

Any dancing that is appropriate will result in students being sent home and parents

notified.

Breathalyzers

We will be using breathalyzers that require that students blow into them to register

any amount of alcohol. They may be used before and/or after prom.

South Carolina Family Career

Community Leaders of America

Students Earn Honors

The SC FCCLA, Family Career Community Leaders of America, held the state

conference in Charleston, SC, March 6 through 8, 2014. Students from Anderson

School District 5 brought home five gold, two silver, and four bronze medals.

Students that placed with gold or silver medals will attend the National FCCLA

conference in San Antonio, Texas, this summer July 6-10 2014. Categories in which

TLH students were recognized are the following:

Culinary Arts – Bronze, Emily Hendricks, TL Hanna High School

Early Childhood Education – Silver, Bailey Kappler, TL Hanna High School,

attending Nationals (Instructor Jenny O’Brien)

Fashion Design – Silver, Wendy Saldivar Uribe, TL Hanna High School (Instructor

Jane Acevedo)

Life Event Planning – Gold, Claire Counts and Kayla Dudizak, both from TL Hanna

High School (Instructor Jodi Durkee)

College Acceptance Wall

Remember to scan your teens’ college acceptance letters and email them to

sheilahilton@anderson5.net or send me copies by your teens so that we can include

them on this list! Congrats to these students on their college acceptances!

First Name Last Name College

Anthony Aleruchi University of South Carolina

Anthony Aleruchi High Point University

Ryan Michael Ashley West Point

Matthew M. Blakesley Evergreen State College

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

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

Jonathan Giraldo Clemson University

Michael Guinn Marshall University

Sally Jackson Hancock Converse College

Sally Jackson Hancock The University of Mississippi

Nyeisha Humphrey Clemson University

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 University of South Carolina

Jacob Jansen Concordia University Chicago

Lauren Elizabeth Kappler Anderson University

Bailey Marie Kappler Clemson University

Bailey Marie Kappler Lander University

Hunter King St. Andrews University

Samantha Lewis Coker College

Breshanae D. Lewis

University of South Carolina

Upstate

Jordan J. Logue Purdue University

Molly Malone University of South Carolina

Sarah Martin Clemson University

Sarah Martin University of South Carolina

Lauren Paige McElhannon Winthrop University

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

Sydney Keishu Sato The University of Alabama

Emily Kate Stafford The University of Oklahoma

Emily Kate Stafford The University of Utah

Emily Kate Stafford Florida State University

Margaret Stoddard Clemson University

Mattie Leigh Stroud Winthrop University

Christopher R. Vita Charleston Southern

University

Danarius L. Watts Anderson University

Danarius L. Watts Gardner-Webb University

Danarius L. Watts Gardner-Webb University

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

Attorney Kyle White Introduces Law

to Local High School Students

(from the GWB Product Liability Group Website http://www.gwblawfirm.com/attorney-kyle-white-

introduces-law-local-high-school-students/)

Natasha Elliott, Attorney Kyle White, and Joseph Roneker

Gallivan, White, and Boyd, P.A. recently had the opportunity to become involved

with students aspiring to become attorneys at TL Hanna High School, located in

Anderson, SC. Brett Thompson, Introduction to Law Teacher at TL Hanna, practiced

law in Georgia before deciding to become a teacher. He invites guest speakers

throughout the semester. Mr. Thompson thought the best way to give his students a

clearer picture of what practicing law might be like would be to invite attorneys

from various law firms to his classroom.

Kyle White, an associate in the GWB Product Liability Group, was invited to speak to

the class regarding product liability and other complex litigation cases. The class was

thoroughly engaged during his presentation. Kyle enjoyed the opportunity to

interact with the students. “It was obvious to me from the questions that the

students were asking that they have learned a lot in the class, and that they were

interested in the subject. From my perspective, the experience was quite refreshing,”

stated Kyle. The class seemed especially captivated with stories about Kyle’s run-ins

with killer bees, poisonous snakes, and the like while gathering documents and

interviewing witnesses in a rural part of Central America.

Mr. Thompson also requires his Introduction to Law students to shadow an attorney

for a day as part of the class curriculum. Two of Mr. Thompson’s students, Natasha

Elliott and Joseph Roneker, requested to shadow Kyle. During their visit, Kyle

walked Natasha and Joseph through some of the common issues that product

liability defense attorneys face and provided examples of how those issues play out

in real life. “The experience was educational. We have learned a tremendous

amount about the law from Mr. Thompson’s class, but to see the concepts applied in

an actual law office added another level of understanding,” stated

Joseph. Additionally, Kyle spoke with Natasha and Joseph about all of the moving

parts of a law firm and how GWB employees at all levels play a crucial role in the

high-quality representation the firm provides its clients. According to Natasha, “I

have always wanted to help people. I always understood that people charged with

a crime are going through a family issue and need help from lawyers, but Mr. White

helped me realize during his presentation that people who work hard to build

companies need help from lawyers, too.”

Kyle welcomed the opportunity to introduce these students to business and

commercial law. The experience was beneficial for all involved. Kyle and the rest of

GWB wish the best of luck to Natasha, Joseph, and Mr. Thompson’s class. Kyle and

the firm are very thankful for the opportunity to have an impact on the education of

aspiring attorneys.

TLH Golf

The TL Hanna golf team kicked off the 2013-2014 season Monday by winning two

out of three matches. Playing at Easley's home course, TLH lost to the home team

155 - 166. They beat Woodmont (183) and Westside (203) and are two and one on

the season. Senior Grant Garrison shot 40, Junior Graham Farmer shot 41,

Sophomores Brady Cox and Jake Miller shot 42 and 43 respectively. The Jackets

travel to Greenwood on Thursday.

Jake Miller Grant Garrison Walton Rogers

Coleman Farrow and Jon Michael Kubu

Hanna Jazz Band Rated Superior

(Again)

Congratulations to the TLH Jazz Band for their superior rating at the Newberry

College Jazz Festival, Saturday, March 8, 2014. The Hanna Jazz Band received the

highest rating and score possible from all three judges and senior Matthew Storie was

named the outstanding soloist. Hanna Performed “She’s Leaving Home” with solos

by Ben Jones and Danny Bright on trumpet, “Good Bye Pork Pie Hat” with solos by

Matthew Storie on Tenor Saxophone, John Roh on Alto Saxophone and Danny

Bright on Trumpet. Hanna’s final selection was “High and Flighty” with solos by Ben

Jones and Danny Bright on trumpet, Jose Carrasco on Trombone, and Matthew

Storie on Tenor Saxophone. This is Hanna’s 33rd consecutive appearance at the

Newberry Festival and their 29th superior rating. Congratulations to our

outstanding Jazz Band and Mr. Baskin and Mr. Brown!

TLH Jazz Band – None better!

TLHB News Indoor activities are just three short weeks away from CIPA Championships. Listed

below are the remaining dates for Indoor Percussion and Guard. Home Show is

Tuesday, March 11, at 7:15 PM Starting in the Band Room – Both Percussion and

Indoor will practice 4:00 to 5:30.

Remaining Performances:

March 11 – T.L. Hanna Home Show -- Call Time – 7:00pm in the gym

March 15 – T.L. Hanna -- Call time – 10am; Performance time – 6:33pm

March 22 – Byrnes -- Call time – TBD; Performance time - TBA

March 29 – West. Car. (Championships); Call time – TBD; Perf. time - TBA

Remaining practices are Tuesday and Fridays from 4 – 6.

Percussion

March 11- (Full ensemble 4:15-5:45)/Home Show 7:15

March 14- (Full ensemble 7-10pm)

March 15- Contest at Hanna- Call time 12pm

March 20- (Full ensemble 4-6)

March 21- (Full ensemble 7-10pm)

March 22- Contest at Byrnes- Call time TBA

March 27- (Full ensemble 4-6)

March 28- (Full ensemble 7-10pm)

March 29-30- CIPA Championships at Western Carolina University

Junior League 1M/5K Trail Run

The Junior League of Anderson County is hosting a 1m/5k Trail Run on March 29 at

the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Complex. Runners and walkers are

welcomed. All registration forms have been dropped off in the front office via a

packet with all the AnMed - sponsored School Challenge information.

The school with the highest percentage of participation (students and staff) will

win $500.00! Please remind students to pick up forms at the front office. Forms and

money must be turned into the office by MARCH 21st at 12:00pm as a League

member will be coming to collect packets. Packets will be counted that night.

Please contact Britton Sharpe at britton21@hotmail.com if you have any questions.

Ninth Grade Individual Graduation

Plan Meetings

Ninth grade IGP meetings with students and parents will begin on March 31, 2014.

Put That Teen to Work!

Students interested in working at the polls for the Primary Election to be held on

June 10, 2014, may inquire with their respective counselor. Students must be 16

years of age in order to work. Training for the event pays $60 and the Primary

Election day pays $60. Candidates who would like to work must be recommended

by his/her guidance counselor.

Knives and Electronic Cigarettes – No!

Please remind students that they should not bring pocket knives or electronic

cigarettes to school. Though many men in the South routinely carry “pocket knives,”

it is not appropriate to bring them to school. Also, there is no reason that a student

should have electronic cigarettes in the school, on school grounds, on school buses,

or at school activities. Appropriate disciplinary action will be taken if students have

these items.

T. L. Hanna Fishing!

Vic Vatalaro and Noah Caulder Hanna Fishing Team with Pro Fisherman Scott Martin

Student anglers from the T.L. Hanna Fishing Team enjoyed a week of events and

fundraisers with the FLW Professional Fishing Tour as they held the Border Battle

Tournament on Lake Hartwell.

The T.L. Hanna Fishing Team and FLW partnership started before the FLW Tour

arrived in the Upstate. The Hanna Team participated in a FLW fundraiser by posting

advertising for the tournament in local businesses and restaurants. The Hanna Team

raised $548 in this fundraiser. These funds will go to the T.L. Hanna Student Angler

College Scholarship.

FLW also held an essay contest, “Get Outdoors, Go Fish!” The winner of the essay

contest, Noah Caulder, fished with professional angler Vic Vatalaro on Sunday

morning, March 9. Noah enjoyed over four hours of fishing on Mr. Vatalaro’s boat.

They caught 13 keeper-sized fish.

On Wednesday, March 5, FLW pros Scott Martin (Roland Martin’s son) and Vic

Vatalaro visited T.L. Hanna. Mr. Martin and Mr. Vatalaro spoke to students and

Hanna Fishing Team members about the sport of fishing, the importance of a good

education, and the partnership that must be present between athletes and their

sponsors. These professional fishermen also showed off their boats and trucks to the

students in front of the school.

Several of the Fishing Team anglers attended “Meet the Pros” night at Scenic

Chevrolet in Seneca on Wednesday, March 5. They enjoyed talking to pros, like

Jimmy Houston, and they enjoyed the Little Pigs BBQ and door prizes.

The T.L. Hanna Fishing Team also helped with the final weigh-in at Walmart in

Seneca. Hanna anglers helped professional anglers bring fish to the scales and helped

carry fish to the release boat back stage.

Volleyball

We will have a parent/player meeting on Monday, March 17, for all student athletes

interested in playing volleyball in the fall. We will discuss expectations and spring

workouts. If there are questions, contact beckyeaston@anderson5.net.

Saturday School Sign-Ups Begin in

Guidance

Students who believe they need Saturday School need to sign up to get their hours

calculated. Students may sign up in the guidance office.

Saturday School dates: March 22, 29; April 5, 12, 26; May 3, 10, 17

Saturday School Attendance Recovery

What Is Attendance Recovery?

Students have the opportunity to recover classroom seat hours lost due to excessive

absences during Saturday School.

Who Needs It?

Students who:

o failed a fall semester course due to excessive absences,

o have currently missed more than 5 days (excluding medical notes) in a year-

long A or B day course (90 day class), or

o have currently missed more than 10 days (excluding medical notes) in a year-

long A and B day course (180 day class).

Students may make up the following hours: 1 seat hour = 1 class period

For students who failed a fall semester course due to attendance:

o Students will recover the original grade in the failed course once the

specified number of hours is successfully completed.

For students who have excessive absences in current courses:

o Students must be passing the course (or able to pass after making up work).

o Even if all hours are made up, students who finish the school year with a

failing grade will not receive credit or a refund. Attending Saturday School

does NOT guarantee a passing grade.

o

When Is Saturday School and what is the cost?

Attendance Recovery will begin March 22rd from 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Cost is $5.00 per seat hour.

How Do I Sign Up?

1. Students begin signing up on Wednesday March 12th

2. Students will sign up for their attendance to be calculated in the

Guidance office.

3. Students will pick up their calculated hours at the end of the school day.

4. Students and parents must complete the registration form and sign the

contract.

5. Students will sign up for a meeting with Ms. Davis. Students will bring

the registration form, contract, and money to Ms. Davis during the

scheduled meeting time. Only cash or credit/debit will be accepted as

payment. Credit/Debit cards will be accepted by Mrs. Hughes in the

school store between 8:00-11:00 a.m. or 2:00-4:00 p.m. only! Money

must be paid before students will be enrolled. Students will be accepted

on a first come, first serve basis. Students who accumulate additional

absences after they register for Saturday School must complete those

hours in Summer School.

Where Do I Report For Saturday School?

Students will report to computer lab 517 on the assigned Saturday at the

assigned time. The front doors will be locked and students will not be allowed in

after that time. Students who change their scheduled time PRIOR to the scheduled

date will have to pay a rescheduling fee of $10. Any student that does not show up

or is late will have to pay the rescheduling fee AND pay for new time slots unless

medical documentation is provided. No refunds are given.

Questions? See Ms. Davis in the Guidance Office

Probability of Competing in Athletics

Beyond High School (from http://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/research/probability-competing-beyond-high-school)

TLH 2013-2014 Calendar

March 13 (Th) Exams Blocks 3, 4 (A Day)

Varsity and JV Golf @ Greenwood

March 14 (F) Exams Blocks 3, 4 (B Day)

Delivery of Senior

Caps/Gowns/Supplies

and Sophomore Ring

Order Makeup Day

10:00-2:30 pm

VB/VG Lacrosse @ Woodmont @ 5:30/7:00 pm

VG and JVG Soccer @ Easley @5:30/7:00 pm

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

Varsity Baseball @ Westside @ 6:00 pm

March 15 (Sa) Winter Guard and

Indoor Drumline

@ TLH

JV Baseball @ JL Mann @ 12 noon (doubleheader)

March 14-15 (F-

Sa)

SWAA One Act Plays Friday at 7 pm; Sa at 7 pm; $8; at Black Box

Theatre at Southwood Academy of the Arts

March 16 SWAA One Act Plays Su at 3 pm; $8; at Black Box Theatre at

Southwood Academy of the Arts

March 14-16 (F-

Su)

All State Band

March 17 (M) Exams Blocks 1, 2 (A Day)

VB/VG Lacrosse @ Hillcrest @ 5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Golf @TLH vs. Easley and Hillcrest

Varsity Baseball @ Byrnes @7:30 pm

C-Team Baseball @ Byrnes @5:00 pm

March 18 (Tu) Exams Blocks 1, 2 (B Day)

VB and JVB Soccer @ Greenwood @5:30/7:00 pm

VG and JVG Soccer @ TLH vs. Greenwood @5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity and JV Golf @ Laurens vs. Laurens

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. Greenwood @7:30 pm

JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Greenwood @ 5:00 pm

March 19 (W) JV Golf @ Easley vs. Mann and Easley

Southwood Makeup

Auditions

Step Team Practice @ 4:00 – 5:15 pm

Third Nine Weeks Ends

JV Baseball @ Wren @ 7:15 pm

C-Team Baseball @ Wren @ 5:00 pm

March 20 (Th) Track @ TLH vs. Abbeville @ 5:00 pm

Fourth Nine Weeks

Begins

March 21 (F) VB Lacrosse @ Hillcrest @ 6:00 pm

VG and JVG Soccer @ TLH vs. Hillcrest @5:30/7:00 pm

VB and JVB Soccer @ Hillcrest @5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. Laurens @ 6:00 pm

March 21-22 Varsity Golf SC/GA Cup

March 22 (Sa) Track @ Seneca @ TBD

JV Baseball @ BHP @ 11 am (Doubleheader)

C-Team Baseball @ TLH vs. BHP @ 11 am (Doubleheader)

March 24 (M) Student Holiday/Teacher

Professional

Development

Varsity Golf @ Laurens -- Laurens Raider Invitational

March 25 (Tu) VB and VG Soccer @ TLH vs. Laurens

JV Golf @ TLH vs. Easley

Varsity Baseball @ Woodmont @7:30 pm

JV Baseball @ Woodmont @5:00 pm

March 26 (W) Report Cards Issued

Varsity Golf @ TLH vs. Woodmont and Westside

JV Golf @ Hillcrest

Step Team Practice @ 4:00 – 5:15 pm

March 27 (Th) VB/VG Lacrosse @ St. Joe’s @ 5:30/7:30 pm

Track @ TLH vs. Laurens/Hillcrest

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. Woodmont @ 7:30 pm

JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Woodmont @ 5:00 pm

March 28 (F) VB/VG Lacrosse @Christ Church @ 5:30/8:00 pm

VG and JVG Soccer @ TLH vs. Mann @5:30/7:30 pm

VB and JVB Soccer @ Mann @5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. Easley @ 6:00 pm

March 29 (Sa) SCDNR High School

Fishing Championship

Lake Murray

Track Coaches’ Classic -- TBA

Varsity Golf @ Ninety Six -- Ninety Six Tee-Off Classic

March 29-30

(Sa-Su)

Winterguard/Indoor

CIPA Championships

@ Western Carolina University, Cullowhee,

NC

March 31 (M) JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Wren @7:15 pm

C-Team Baseball @ TLH vs. Wren @5:00 pm

April 1 (Tu) HSAP Testing ELA Day 1

VB/VG Lacrosse @ TLH vs. Woodmont @ 5:30/7:00 pm

VG and JVG Soccer @ Westside @5:30/7:00 pm

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

Varsity Golf @Mann vs. Easley, Hillcrest, Mann

Varsity Baseball @ J.L. Mann @ 6:00 pm

April 2 (W) HSAP Testing ELA Day 2

April 3 (Th) HSAP Testing Math

JVB Soccer @ TLH vs. St. Joseph’s @ 6:00 pm

Varsity Golf @ Westside

JV Golf @ TLH vs. Easley

April 4 (F) SAT Registration

Deadline for 5/3 SAT

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

HSAP Makeups

VB and VG Soccer @ TLH vs. Woodmont @ 5:30/7:00 pm

(Senior Night)

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. Hillcrest @ 6:30 pm

April 5 (Sa) Track Spring Fever Classic @ TLH

JV Baseball @ Westside @ 2:00 pm

C-Team Baseball @ Westside @ 12:00 noon

April 7 (M) HSAP Makeups

Mu Alpha Theta Meeting

April 7-8 Varsity Golf Hurricane Invitational

April 8 (Tu) HSAP Makeups

VG and JVG Soccer @ Hillcrest @ 5:30/7:00 pm

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

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. Westside @ 6:00 pm

April 9 (W) JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Pendleton @ 7:30 pm

C-Team Baseball @ TLH vs. Pendleton @ 5:00 pm

April 10 (Th) Evening Spring Band

Concert

VG and JVG Soccer @ TLH vs. Wade Hampton @5:30/7:00

pm

Varsity and JV Golf @ TLH vs. Greenwood

C-Team Baseball @ Palmetto @ 5:30 pm (Doubleheader)

April 11-12 (F

and Sa)

Track – Taco Bell Only individuals that qualify will attend

these meets @ Spring Valley

April 11 (F) Morning Spring Band

Concert

VG and JVG Soccer @ TLH vs. Easley @5:30/7:00 pm

VB and JVB Soccer @ Easley @ 5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Baseball @ Greenwood @ 7:30 pm

JV Baseball @ Greenwood @ 5:00 pm

April 12 (Sa) ACT @ Westside

April 14 (M) Spring Break

Varsity Baseball @ Hilton Head – Seahawk Baseball

Invitational

April 15-17 (Tu,

W, Th)

VB Soccer Low Country Cup @ Ashley Ridge; Time

TBD

April 15 (Tu) Spring Break

Varsity Baseball @ Hilton Head – Seahawk Baseball

Invitational

April 16 (W) Spring Break

Varsity Baseball @ Hilton Head – Seahawk Baseball

Invitational

April 17 (Th) Spring Break

Varsity Baseball @ Hilton Head – Seahawk Baseball

Invitational

April 18 (F) Spring Break

SAT Late Registration

Deadline for 5/3 SAT

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

April 21-22 (M,

Tu)

Varsity and JV Golf Easley Invitational

April 21 (M) C-Team Baseball @ TLH vs. Byrnes @ 5:00 pm

April 22 ( Tu) Varsity Baseball @ Easley @ 6:00 pm

April 23 (W) VB and JVB Soccer @ TLH vs. Christ Church @5:30/7:00 pm

JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Westside @ 7:00 pm

C-Team Baseball @ TLH vs. Westside @ 5:00 pm

April 24 (Th) VG and JVG Soccer @ TLH vs. Christ Church @5:30/7:00 pm

Track @ Westside @ 5:00 pm

Varsity and JV Golf @ TLH vs. Laurens

Hanna Art Exhibition In Hanna Mall from 6 – 8 pm

April 25 (F) VG and JVG Soccer @ TLH vs. Westside @5:30/7:00 pm

VB and JVB Soccer @ Westside @ 5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. J. L. Mann @6:00 pm

April 25-26 (F-

Sa)

Band Solo and Ensemble

April 26 (Sa) Alive at 25 Driver

Training

9am until 1 pm at TLH

Sports Physicals at Blue

Ridge Orthopedics

For rising 9th graders through 12 grade for

all sports teams at TLH

Varsity Baseball @ TLH vs. Byrnes @ 12 noon

April 28 (M) Varsity Golf @ TLH vs. Westside, Mann

Varsity Baseball @ Laurens @6:00 pm

April 29 (Tu) VB and VG Soccer @ Laurens @ 5:30/7:00 pm

JV Golf @ Mann vs. Easley and Mann

April 30 (W) Track Region Meet @ Hillcrest

May 1 (Th) Awards Night @ 6:30 pm in TLH mall

Track Region Meet @ Hillcrest

JV Golf @ Woodmont vs. Laurens and Woodmont

May 2 (F) VG and JVG Soccer @ Mann @ 5:30/7:00 pm

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

May 2-3 (F/Sa) Orchestra Solo and

Ensemble Festival

@ Palmetto High School

May 2-3 (F/Sa) Varsity Golf Southern Cross

May 3 (Sa) SAT @ TLH

May 5(M) AP Chemistry Exam (am)

IB Language A: Literature

Paper 1 (am)

AP Psychology Exam

(pm)

Varsity Golf Region Match @ Easley

May 6 (Tu) AP Computer Science

Exam (am)

IB Language A: Literature

Paper 2 (pm)

VG and JVG Soccer @ Greenwood @ 5:30/7:00 pm

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

May 7 (W) AP Calculus Exam (am)

IB Environmental

Systems Paper 1 (am)

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

May 12 (M) AP Biology Exam (am)

AP Physics Exam (pm)

IB Biology Paper 3 (am)

IB Language – Latin

Paper 2 (pm)

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)

VB Soccer Playoffs Begin

May 14 (W) AP US History Exam

(am)

AP European History

Exam (pm)

IB Math Studies Paper 2

(am)

IB Math 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) IB ITGS Paper 1 (pm)

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) IB ITGS Paper 2 (am)

Algebra 1 EOC B Day

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

IB Spanish Paper 1 (pm)

EOC Makeup Tests

May 23 (F) SAT Late Registration

Deadline for 6/7 SAT

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

IB Spanish Paper 2 (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 3, 4 (A Day)

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

Underclass Early

Dismissal

@ 11:40 am

May 29 (Th) Underclass Exams Blocks 1, 2 (A Day)

May 30 (F) Last Day of School

End of 4th Nine Weeks

Exam Make-up Day

May 31 (Sa) Report Cards Mailed

June 2 (M) Inclement Weather

Make up Day

June 3 (Tu) Inclement Weather

Make up Day

June 4 (W) Inclement Weather

Make up Day

June 4-5 Summer School

Registration for

Underclassmen

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