T. L. Hanna, an IB World School

2600 Highway 81 North, Anderson, SC 29621 864-260-5110

3/24/15 Parent Newsletter # 35

Mr. T. L. Hanna Pageant Tonight!

The annual Mr. T. L. Hanna Pageant will be this Thursday, March 26, at 7 pm. Presale student

tickets with ID are $5 and are on sale Wednesday and Thursday, March 25 and 26. Tickets at the

door are $8, so buy early!

Mr. TLH Contestants help in the drop-off line at Midway Elementary

as a service project for the pageant.

Booster Club Scholarship Deadline T. L. Hanna High School Booster Club scholarship applications are due to the guidance office by

April 10, 2015.

Band Night at Besto Tonight

Support the band by eating at Besto tonight.

Orchestra Event The Orchestra Pops Concert will be on Monday, April 13, at 6 pm at the Carolina Wren Park in

downtown Anderson.

Help Our Art Department Win $5,000!

Please take the time to vote! $5000.00 for our department would simply be AMAZING!!! Go to

http://inspiredtires.com/project/t-l-hanna-high-school-art-teachers/ . This is the amazing piece that

has been created by our incredible art department teachers – Kathy Moore, Dot Ross-Vaughn,

Johnny Nutt, and Chris Stanzione, who have entered it into the annual Michelin contest. Go

online and vote for us!

Spring Testing Update All third year Hanna students will be taking ACT and Work Keys tests in April. The dates

below are very important for your student to be present at school. If at all possible,

please refrain from setting appointments for your students on these dates.

April 21—4th block all precoding of tests must be completed by students. If students don’t

complete the precode ahead of time, they will not be able to test on the 28th. We will

have some time to get this made up with students, but it is best if they can participate in

this April 21. This process takes about 1 hour.

April 28—ACT testing will take nearly 5 hours and we will begin as quickly as possible in

the morning. It is mandatory that we will begin no later than 9:00, but we plan to begin

around 8:30 which would help us be as close to schedule as possible regarding lunch. The

later we start, the later we will finish. Once booklets are distributed that morning,

students cannot be allowed into the room, so it will be important for students to arrive

on time to school. This will affect our normal lunch times, but we will make sure our

schedule will accommodate all students. As a reminder, this is an opportunity for your

student to take the ACT for free and potentially have their scores sent to a college. It is

great practice for this college entrance exam.

April 29—Work Keys testing will take around 3 hours, so we plan to begin around 8:30

as we will for ACT testing. This test is geared towards Work Place skills and will result in

your student earning a level of certificate based on their test. Many employers will take a

Work Keys certification into consideration in the hiring process.

There is only one chance at making up each of these required state tests, so being present

on the original date is in your student’s best interest.

May 12—Make-up testing for ACT. This will take the same time as it would on April 28th.

This only affects students not able to test April 28th.

May 13—Make-up testing for Work Keys. This will take the same time as it would on

April 29th. This only affects students not able to test April 29th.

Student Government Dates 4/8 -- Student Government Elections Meetings -- All students interested in running for office must

attend one of the meetings (Lecture Hall @ 7:30 am and 3:40 pm).

4/15 -- Student Government Body Meeting in Lecture Hall @ 7:30 am

Requirements for Elections

Students who will be seeking an office in TLH Student Government should complete the

list of requirements below.

Students who have served as an officer previously:

Class Officer Requirements:

□ Attend the Elections Interest Meeting on April 8, 2015

□ Meet the minimum 2.0 GPA Requirement

□ May not have any behavioral issues (ISS or OSS)

□ Complete the Application for Office (due April 14, 2015)

□ Complete at least one teacher recommendation (due April 14, 2015)

□ Complete at least one administrator recommendation (due April 14,

2015)

□ Find a sponsor for 2015-2016 SG School Year (minimum of $50)

□ Record an Election Speech

Body Officer Requirements

□ Attend the Elections Interest Meeting on April 8, 2015

□ Must have served at least one year on the Executive Council

□ Meet the minimum 2.0 GPA Requirement

□ May not have any behavioral issues (ISS or OSS)

□ Complete the Application for Office (due April 14, 2015)

□ Complete at least one teacher recommendation (due April 14, 2015)

□ Complete at least one administrator recommendation (due April 14,

2015)

□ Find a sponsor for 2015-2016 SG School Year (minimum of $50)

□ Record an Election Speech

Students who have not served as an officer previously:

Class Officer Requirements:

□ Attend the Elections Interest Meeting on April 8, 2015

□ Meet the minimum 2.0 GPA Requirement

□ May not have any behavioral issues (ISS or OSS)

□ Complete the Application for Office (due April 14, 2015)

□ Complete at least two teacher recommendations (due April 14, 2015)

□ Complete at least one administrator recommendation(due April 14,

2015)

□ Find a sponsor for 2015-2016 SG School Year (minimum of $50)

□ Record an Election Speech

Body Officer Requirements

- Not eligible for this position.

College Acceptances

(Please send a scanned copy of acceptance letter to sheilahilton@anderson5.net or have

your teen bring a hard copy to me)!

Students College/University

Adkins Bailey Anderson University

Adkins Bailey Clemson University

Adkins Bailey Troy University

Allison Payne Coastal Carolina

Allison Payne Wingate

Allison Payne University of South Carolina

Aman Lindsey Anderson University

Austin Bruce Lander University

Barrett Imani Anderson University

Barrett Imani Charleston Southern University

Barrett Imani Coastal Carolina

Barrett Imani South Carolina State University

Barrett Imani University of South Carolina

Barrett Imani Wingate

Bledsoe Lena Anderson University

Bledsoe Lena Winthrop

Bledsoe Lena Oglethorpe University

Bledsoe Lena Pace University

Bledsoe Lena Webster University

Bolt Matthew Clemson University

Boseman Jessica USC

Boseman Jessica East Tennessee State University

Boseman Jessica Hampton University

Bowen Michelle Anderson University

Bowen Michelle College of Charleston

Bowen Michelle Clemson University

Bradford Adelaide Clemson University

Bradford Nathan Clemson University

Bradford Adelaide University of Mississippi

Bradford Nathan University of Mississippi

Bradford Nathan University of South Carolina

Bradford Adelaide Auburn University

Bradford Adelaide Furman University

Brown Dimiere Fisher College

Bunton Luke Anderson University

Bunton Luke Clemson University

Bunton Luke Coastal Carolina

Bunton Luke University of South Carolina

Burriss Ashley Clemson University

Camacho Aaron Clemson University

Campbell Shuntell Brevard College

Campbell Shuntell Lenoir - Rhyne University

Campbell Shuntell Carson Newman University

Campbell Shuntell Charleston Southern University

Campbell Shuntell Methodist University

Campbell Shuntell North Carolina Central University

Campbell Shuntell Oglethorpe University

Campbell Shuntell Sweet Briar College

Caulder Noah Clemson University

Caulder Noah Tri-County Technical College

Caulder Noah Clemson University

Caulder Noah Tri County

Chidester Graham Clemson University

Chidester Graham University of South Carolina

Chidester Graham Miami University of Ohio

Clouse Matthew Anderson University

Clouse Matthew Clemson University

Collins Megan Furman University

Combs Jordan Clemson University

Cothran Rachel Anderson University

Cothran Rachel Lander University

Cox Josiah University of Alabama

Dash Sydney Coastal Carolina

Defino McKenna University of South Carolina

Dukes Dylan Southern Wesleyan University

Dukes Dylan USC

Dukes Dylan Furman University

Geer Kierra Anderson University

Geer Kierra Winthrop

Gehle Hope University of Georgia

Gehle Hope University of Colorado Boulder

Gehle Hope University of Denver

Gehle Hope University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

Gehle Hope University of Virginia

Guevara Jose Coastal Carolina

Harder Austin Clemson University

Harder Austin University of Alabama

Harder Austin Purdue

Harkness Stephanie Lander University

Harkness Stephanie North Carolina Central University

Harkness Stephanie Presbyterian College

Harkness Stephanie USC

Harkness Stephanie Wingate University

Harkness Stephanie Winthrop

Hill Justice Lander University

Hill Justice USC Upstate

Hill Justice Clark Atlanta University

Hill Ashley Clemson University

Holliday Thomas Clemson University

Holliday Thomas Wofford College

Johnson Charles Christian The Citadel

Johnson Edison Gardner-Webb University

Johnson Christian Auburn University

Jones Sarah Anderson University

Jones Sarah University of South Carolina

Jones Sarah Charleston Southern University

Jones Sarah Clemson University

Kiara Williams Johnson & Wales University

Le Jordan University of South Carolina

Madden Timberlie Anderson University

Malik Nasiha Old Dominion University

Malik Nasiha Stony Brook University

Malik Nasiha University of Pittsburgh

Malik Nasiha University of South Carolina

Martin Meredith Clemson University

Martin Meredith USC

Maynard Collin Austin College

Maynard Collin Winthrop

McAlister Elizabeth Clemson University

Nash Myia Lander University

Norris Tiana Morris College

Pang Michelle Anderson University

Pang Michelle USC

Pang Michelle Wingate

Pang Michelle Clemson University

Pappas Alissa Clemson University

Pappas Alissa University of Alabama

Pappas Alissa USC

Pappas Alissa Coastal Carolina

Peeler Cole Auburn University

Peeler Cole Furman University

Peeler Cole Wofford College

Peeler Cole Clemson University

Pusey Alexander Clark The Citadel

Ramey McKenzie Lander University

Ramey McKenzie USC Upstate

Reynolds Matthew Wayne The University of Alabama

Reynolds Matthew Wayne The University of Mississippi

Rutland Hana Bellarmine University

Rutland Hana Mars Hill University

Rutland Hana Lenoir - Rhyne University

Saunders Anna Penn State University

Savasta Leonardo Clemson University

Schmidt Ali Clemson University

Schmidt Ali College of Charleston

Schoenholz Sarah University of South Carolina

Schoenholz Sarah Clemson University

Simmons Parker Clemson University

Stallo Kaitlyn University of South Carolina

Swenson Erik Clemson University

Swenson Erik Coastal Carolina

Swenson Erik University of South Carolina

Tabor Chavis College of Charleston

Tabor Chavis University of South Carolina

Tello Elizabeth Clemson University

Todd Lyn Erskine College

Townes Hannah College of Charleston

Townes Hannah University of South Carolina

Vance Sheridan Anderson University

Wardlaw Jarrett USC Upstate

Williford Paris Presbyterian College

Williford Paris USC Upstate

Young Krystal Presbyterian College

Young Krystal Tri County Technical College

Allen University Open House

Tuesday April 7th, 2015

9:00am – 2:00 pm

Willie E. Johnson Mattie Scott Room

1530 Harden Street, Columbia, SC 29204

Youth Art Month Winners Youth Art Month is a month of promoting art and art education in the United States. It is observed

in March, with thousands of American schools participating, often with the involvement of local

art museums and civic organizations. The following students won awards in the juried

competition. They competed against students from all of the Anderson County high schools.

Anastasia Kiforishin 1st Place—High School; Honorable Mention—High School

Martha Grace Whiteman 3rd Place—High School

Sheridan Vance Anmed Selection—her artwork will be on display for one year at the Women’s

and Children’s Hospital.

Lacrosse The T. L. Hanna Boys’ Lacrosse team posted its first victory of the year defeating Wade Hampton

High School 11 to 10. The game was highlighted by multiple goals by both Tad Higgins and Tyler

Spidell and great defense by Nick Hyder in goal.

Cross Country – Wren Meet On March 17, 2015, the TLH Track team competed against Wren and Woodmont (at Wren). Both

teams competed well! The TLH Boys’ Team won with a score of 90 to Woodmont’s 57.5 and

Wren’s 30.5. The Girls finished with 64 points, nine points behind a great AAA opponent Wren.

Highlights from Tuesday:

Girls:

4x800 1st (Caroline Tolly, Melea Sangl, Kinsey McClure, Bailey

Davidson)

4x400 2nd (Corbin Dorsey, Kinsey McClure, Kate Martin, Paige

Mower)

4x100 1st (Leniah Johnson, Tatyana Evans, Miya Nash, Nay Nay

Wardlaw)

100m 1st Leniah Johnson, 2nd Kamiya Dendy, 4th Nay Nay Warlaw

200m 5th Miya Nash

400m

800m 2nd Jadyn Slaughter, 3rd Kinsey McClure, 4th Haley Newton,

5th Mary Kahler

1600m 4th Paige Mower, 5th Anna Lumus

3200m 3rd Melea Sangl, 5th Bailey Davidson

110m

Hurdles

3rd Catherine Demino, 4th Valery Martinez

400m

Hurdles

2nd Catherine Demino

High

Jump

1st Kamiya Dendy, 3rd Rekara Johnson, 3rd Cornesha Lagroon

Pole

Vault

2nd Erin Adkins, 3rd Sarah Madison

Long

Jump

Triple

Jump

2nd Corneshia Lagroon, 3rd Catherine Demino

Shot

Put

2nd Cashay Johnson, 4th Savannah Russell, 5th Joanna Logue

Discus 1st Cashay Johnson, 5th Savannah Russell

Boys:

4x800 1st

4x400 1st

4x100 1st

100m 3rd Malik Mattison, 2nd Marquarius Mattress, 5th Kell Heard

200m 1st Tay Gaines

400m 2nd Braylon Peterson, 3rd Braylen Dotson

800m 3rd Graham Chidester, 4th Donnie Mays, 5th Freeman

Stoddard

1600m 3rd Graham Borsum, 5th Alex Cothran

3200m 3rd Griff Tolly, 4th Parker Stelly, 5th Nick Larson

110m

Hurdles

1st JJ Maxwell, 2nd Tyler Jenkins, 5th Donovan Swinger

400m

Hurdles

1st JJ Maxwell, 2nd Tyler Jenkins

High

Jump

1st Brandon Peterson, 2nd JJ Maxwell, 3rd Darrian Martin

Pole

Vault

2nd Josh Busby, 3rd Tommy Scott, 4th Mason Adkins

Long

Jump

5th Anthony McCarthy

Triple

Jump

2nd Zion Frasier, 5th Anthony McCarthy

Shot

Put

1st Derrio Maxwell, 2nd Grayson Allen, 4th Matthew Bair

Discus 1st Matthew Bair, 2nd Brevon Lee, 3rd Grayson Allen

Ram Invitational Meet:

We had a great day last Saturday at the Ram Invitational Meet at Hillcrest. Both teams

were very strong and competitive throughout the meet. We had a lot of season bests

and PR’s this weekend. The Girls won the Meet by 2 points over Hillcrest! The boys

finished 3rd in the Meet trailing only Hillcrest by 15 points.

Girls Team

Won the 4x800-Kate Martin, Melea Sangl, Caroline Tolly, Paige Mower

Finished second in the 4x400-Bailey Davidson, Melea Sangl, Caroline Tolly,

Paige Mower

Kamiya Dendy won the high jump by clearing 5’2! She also finished 4th in long

jump

Bayleigh White finished 4th in high jump

Catherine DeMino finished 4th in the 100 Meter Hurdles right after finishing 6

th in

the 400 meter hurdles.

Erin Adkins finished second in pole vault

Sarah Madison Dawson and Khloe Saunders tied for fourth in pole vault

Cashay Johnson finished second in Shot Put and Discus

Kate Martin finished 4th in the 2 mile

Anna Lummus finished 5th in the 2 mile

Melea Sangl finished 2nd

in the mile

Caroline Tolly finished 3rd in the 800

Paige Mower finished 4th in the 800

Boys Team

Nicholas Larson finished 3rd in the 800

Griff Tolly finished 5th in the mile

Graham Borsum won the 2 mile

Alex Cothran finished 7th in the mile and 6

th in the 2 mile

Tyler Jenkins finished 3rd in the 400 hurdles

4x100 meter team finished 4th-Malik Mattison, Mikell Heard, Braylon Peterson,

Justin Preston

4x200 meter team finished 3rd-Jay Lagroon, Al Jones, Tyree Greenlee, Justin

Preston

4x400 meter team finished 4th-Braylon Peterson, Zack Heard, Nicholas Larson,

Jamey Dyar

4x800 meter team won-Malik Whitfield, Nicholas Larson, Graham Borsum, Griff

Tolly

Brandon Peterson finished 3rd in the high jump

Tommy Scott won the pole vault

Mason Adkins finished 2nd

in the pole vault

Derrio Maxwell finished second Shot Put

Grayson Allen finished 5th in the Shot Put

Matthew Bair finished 6th in the Shot Put

Every point counts in these big meets and that’s what we preach to our athletes! Both

teams will go back to Hillcrest after Spring Break is over for a dual meet and then again

later in April for the Region Meet. For complete Results please click on the link below

http://sc.milesplit.com/meets/189768-hillcrest-ram-invitational#.VRBIutLF-So

Thursday Home Meet against Pendleton 3/26

This Thursday we have a home meet against Pendleton.

Saturday Coaches Classic @ Spring Valley High School in Columbia 3/28

Golf Team

Jon-Michael Kubu, Graham Farmer, Kameron Rumsey, Brady Cox, Jake Miller, Coleman Farrow

The Yellow Jacket Golf Team moved to 5-0 in the region and 5-0 overall with a 33 shot

victory over Laurens on Monday. The 151 stroke total for the Yellow Jackets was a

season low, despite playing at the Laurens home course at Lakeside Golf Club. Senior

Jon-Michael Kubu had his best round of the season posting a 1 under par round of 35.

Fellow senior Graham Farmer shot a solid 38, while juniors Jake Miller and Brady Cox

both shot 39. The Jackets play Wren on Tuesday before returning to region competition

on Wednesday versus Woodmont and Greenville High.

The team also beat Laurens 152 - 189 at Hanna's home course Cobb’s Glen. The Jackets

got the lowest 9 hole round in recent memory from Senior Graham Farmer who shot a 4

under par 32. His round included 5 birdies (one which could have been an eagle as his

third shot on the par 5 8th hole hit the flagstick) and one bogey. Juniors Jake Miller and

Brady Cox backed up Farmer's low with a pair of 3 over 39’s. Senior Kameron Rumsey

shot a 42.

Pay for Lunch Online

We have quite students who owe money for lunch. Parents of those who owe money

will be receiving a letter to that effect. Remember that you can pay for lunch online at

http://www.lunchprepay.com .

Corey White Diversity Award

Congratulations to Tiana Norris for being selected as TLH’s winner of the Corey White

Diversity Award. This award is given in recognition of students’ efforts in promoting the

qualities of diversity and acceptance within their communities.

Individual Graduation Plan Meetings

(IGP’s)

Guidance counselors will be conducting Ninth Grade IGP (Individual Graduation Plan)

meetings March 23 - May 1.

Report Cards Distributed

Third quarter report cards will be distributed to students on Friday, April 10, 2015.

Biology End-of-Course Test Review

Biology EOC review sessions will be offered from April 20 to May 18 in Room 300 from

3:50-4:50 pm on the following dates:

o Biochemistry on Monday, April 20

o Cells on Monday, April 27

o Photosynthesis/Cellular Respiration on Thursday, April 30

o Mitosis/Meiosis on Monday, May 4

o Genetics on Monday, May 11

o DNA and Biotechnology on Thursday, May 14

o Evolution/Ecology on Monday, May 18

TEDxYouth

TEDxYouth@ColumbiaSC is South Carolina’s by-youth, for-youth conference. Uniting

high schoolers for four years, it brings the TED (http://TED.com) experience to a local

scale and features speakers who speak on their stories, passions, and ideas. This year’s

theme is surprise, and the conference takes place at the Darla Moore School of Business

at the University of South Carolina on Saturday, April 18. Students should see Mrs. Keel

or Mrs. Anthony for an application by Friday morning, March 27. We have been

selected as a TEDx Youth school and will be sending 20 lucky participants!

ETV to Discuss New ACT Test

SCETV is featuring a discussion on the new ACT Aspire, ACT, and ACT WorkKeys tests

for students in grades 3-8 and grade 11. Learn more by tuning in at 7 pm on Wednesday,

March 25, to watch Carolina Classrooms! http://bit.ly/1OxyoeY #TestReadySC

#SouthCarolina #Education

Sports This Week

Monday, March 23

4:00 PM Baseball JV / VAR BASEBALL PHOTOS (Other) Home

4:00 PM Boys Varsity Golf Laurens High School Away

4:00 PM Boys Junior Varsity Golf Laurens High School Away

4:35 PM Baseball C TEAM−PHOTOS (Other) Home

4:45 PM Boys Varsity Tennis Greenville Senior High School Home

5:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer JV G SOCCER − PHOTOS (Other) Home

5:20 PM Girls Varsity Soccer V G SOCCER − PHOTOS (Other) Home

6:00 PM Boys Freshman Baseball Cancelled− Pendleton C TEAM DOUBLEHEADER (H)

Tuesday, March 24

2:00 PM Boys Varsity Golf / @Wren vs Hanna/Pendleton/Wren/ 18 HOLES

4:45 PM Boys Varsity Tennis Westside High School Home

5:00 PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Hillcrest High School Away

5:30 PM Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Easley High School Away

5:30 PM Girls Varsity Lacrosse St. Joseph's Catholic School Home

5:30 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Easley High School Home

5:30 PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Westside High School Home

7:00 PM Boys Varsity Soccer Easley High School Away

7:00 PM Girls Varsity Soccer Easley High School Home

7:30 PM Boys Varsity Baseball Hillcrest High School Away

7:30 PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse St. Joseph's Catholic School Home

7:30 PM Girls Varsity Softball Westside High School Home

Wednesday, March 25

4:00 PM Boys Varsity Golf Woodmont High School HANNA / GREENVILLE−3 WAY

Away

5:00 PM Boys Varsity Tennis Mauldin High School Home

5:30 PM Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Postponed− Greenwood High School Home

5:30 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Postponed− Greenwood High School Away

7:00 PM Boys Varsity Soccer Postponed− Greenwood High School Home

7:00 PM Girls Varsity Soccer Postponed− Greenwood High School Away

Thursday, March 26

5:00 PM Boys Varsity Tennis @ Laurens CITY PARK/ Brownlee Ave. /Laurens SC

5:00 PM Boys Freshman Baseball Westside High School C TEAM Home

5:00 PM Coed Varsity Track Pendleton High School Home

5:30 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Postponed− St. Joseph's Catholic School Away

6:00 PM Boys Varsity Baseball Ninety Six High School Away

7:00 PM Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Postponed− St. Joseph's Catholic School Away

7:30 PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Westside High School Home

Friday, March 27

5:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Baseball Hillcrest High School Home

5:30PM Girls Varsity Soccer Laurens High School Away

5:30PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer St. Joseph's Catholic School Away

5:30PM Girls Junior Varsity Softball Hillcrest High School Away

6:00PM Boys Varsity Lacrosse Eastside High School Home

7:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Soccer St. Joseph's Catholic School Away

7:30PM Boys Varsity Baseball Hillcrest High School Home

7:30PM Boys Varsity Soccer Laurens High School Away

7:30PM Girls Varsity Softball Hillcrest High School Away

Saturday, March 28

8:30 AM Coed Varsity Track COACHES CLASSIC @ SPRING VALLEY, COLUMBIA SC

Baseball

The Hanna Varsity Baseball team beat Greenwood 6 – 2. WP: Austin Copeland (2-1) LP:

Sargent Hitters: H- Aa Copeland 1-2, Kinsey 2 RBI's, Yates 2 RBI's; G- Minick 2-3; Record:

TL Hanna 6-2 (2-2 region). The C-Team: won, 5-2 vs Greenwood and JV: won, 6-1 vs

Greenwood.

At Hillcrest, the JV team lost 10-0, and the Varsity lost 3-1.

JV Golf Results

At Cobb’s Glen Golf Course the T. L. Hanna Boys’ JV Golf team split their matches

against Wren and Christ Church. Wren won with 180, followed closely by a strong 183

score from our team. Christ Church finished third with a 191. Leading our team with a

strong 434 was Auston Copeland.

Joyner Gets 100th Win

Congratulations to Craig Joyner and the TLH Boys’ Soccer Program. They defeated

Easley on the road for Coach Joyner’s 100th career victory as a head soccer coach for

T. L. Hanna High School. This is a great milestone for a great man and a great coach!!

Varsity Golf

The TLH Boys’ Varsity golfers finished second at the 2nd annual Upper Anderson County

High School Championship at the Wren Hurricanes' home course, Southern Oaks.

Tuesday's match saw the home team beat the Jackets 304 to 315. Pendleton shot 323,

and Palmetto shot 344. Senior Graham Farmer and Junior Brady Cox both carded 77,

which earned them a share of seventh place. Senior Jon-Michael Kubu and Junior Jake

Miller went 80 and 81, respectively, putting them in the top 10. The Jackets are now 5-0

in region and 7 - 1 overall and play at Woodmont Wednesday versus two region teams,

Woodmont and Greenville High.

Band

The Indoor and Winter Guard Championships will be held this weekend! The schedule is

as follows:

Saturday

9:00 am - Call time

1:00 pm- Arrive at WCU (Lunch on Campus); (Percussion find a spot to rehearse-

Forecast 46 and Sunny...Bring a jacket)

3:25 pm- Guard Performs

4:20 pm- Guard Awards

7:00 pm- Walmart area for food

9:00 pm- Head to the hotel

Sunday

8:30 am- Breakfast

10:00 am- Leave hotel/Percussion Dressed

12:00 pm- Subs/Tune

12:50 pm- Full Battery

1:30 pm- Full Ensemble

2:25 pm- Move to Holding

2:48 pm- Holding

2:58 pm- Percussion Perform

5:00 pm- Awards

9:00 pm- ETA home

*Quick Reminders

- Bring money for concessions/campus food at WCU

- Temps will be Chilly (Mid 40s – Low 20s)

The Cinderella Project

The Cinderella Project provides new and used prom dresses, accessories and more! All

items are available at no charge to high school students. To enter the boutique, students

must bring your student ID. Limit one dress per student. Questions? Please contact

Chelsea Moore at chesleylaurenmoore@gmail.com. Please visit

www.cinderellaprojectsc.com for more details.

Shop at the Anderson Boutique

Saturday, April 4, 2015

10:00-2:00

Anderson County Library

300 North McDuffie St

Anderson SC

Prom The prom will be held at The Oaks this year. The address is 325 Huitt Road, Anderson, SC,

29626. There will be breathalyzers used perhaps before and after the dance. Law enforcement

will be present. Tickets are $25 each or $45 for a couple. Students may buy tickets for themselves

and a date. Two people from Hanna may not buy tickets for two people from other schools to

attend the Hanna prom or for two underclassmen at Hanna who are younger than 11th grade to

attend. An 11th or 12th grader can invite a 9th or 10th grader to the prom, but an upperclassman

must be one of the individuals in the couple. Middle-schoolers may not attend the prom. Dates

may not be over 19 years old. You may see Mrs. Hilton if your date is over 18.

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 students buy a "couple’s" ticket, they must know their date's name, address, age, school of

attendance, and grade. Students will need their school ID to purchase and redeem their tickets.

Their dates will need school ID’s and/or other picture ID’s to enter the prom.

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 the 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.

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 (halfway between the middle of the knee

and the place at which the leg attaches to the torso).

Guidance Department Scholarship List

Updated: March 26, 2015

This list is updated regularly, so check back frequently. If a scholarship is of interest to

you, go ahead and pursue it. Do not wait until the deadline to apply. Notice that the

scholarships are listed in chronological order by their due date, but the most recent

additions will be in red.

March 2015 Deadlines

• Project Challenge Playhouse Scholarship

This scholarship of $500 recognizes a high school senior that has been actively involved

in Project Challenge Playhouse. Students that apply must have a GPA of 3.0 and have

been involved in at least two Project Challenge Playhouse Productions. Additional

qualifications are required, including an essay on the assigned topic and a letter of

recommendation. To obtain a list of those qualifications as well as an application,

students should visit the guidance office. Applications must be postmarked no later than

March 18, 2015.

• Bobby Chapman Junior Golf Foundation Scholarship Program

The Bobby Chapman Junior Golf Foundation Scholarship Program will award a $1,500

scholarship to a current high school senior with a 3.0 or higher on the 4.0 GPA scale.

Extracurricular activities, leadership roles, academic performance, letters of

recommendation, and a 250 word essay are considered. Applicants do not need to be a

golfer to apply. Only two applicants from TL Hanna may be submitted. Applications

are available in the guidance office and should be returned to the guidance office by

March 19, 2015.

• TriCounty Technical College Scholarship Program

The Tri-County Technical College Foundation will award a significant number of

scholarships for the 2015-2016 academic year. Many of these scholarships are available

to new incoming students, such as those graduating from your high school in

2015. More information is available about these scholarships at

http://www.tctc.edu/Financial_Aid/Scholarships.xml. Applications must be received by

March 20, 2015 at 2:00pm.

• Paul Mitchell Schools Scholarship

Widely known for their haircutting skills, Paul Mitchell Schools are now helping

deserving students “trim” the costs of their education through the “Give Back to Get

Back” scholarship program. Paul Mitchell the School Greenville recently awarded 5

scholarships in the amount of $2,000 each. More information is available online

http://greenville.paulmitchell.edu/ and in the guidance office. Applications are due

March 25, 2015.

• South Carolina Association of Extension Administrative Professionals

This is scholarship is open to any South Carolina Student pursuing or planning to pursue

a career in the secretarial science, computer science, or business management field.

Applications are available in the guidance office and must be received by the scholarship

chair no later than March 27, 2015.

• Choice Scholarship

The Choice Scholarship will be awarded to two current Anderson Five high school

seniors who will be attending college next year and majoring in education. Both

requirements have to be met in order to qualify and be considered for the

scholarship. Each scholarship will be $500. Please complete the online application if

you are interested in being considered for the Choice Scholarship: http://goo.gl/o6eKCp.

You must be logged into your Anderson School District Five Google account in order to

submit the application. If you have any questions regarding the application, please

contact Mr. Curtis Smith (curtissmith@anderson5.net). The deadline to complete the

application is March 27, 2015.

• Asociacion Hispano-Americana de Mujeres Scholarships

Seven scholarships will be awarded to students of Hispanic descent and who live in the

upstate of South Carolina. Scholarship amounts range from $2,500 to $5,000. Interested

students must have a GPA of at least 3.5 and his/her family income must be no more

than $60,000 per year. Applications are available online (ahamsc.org) and in the

guidance office and must be postmarked no later than March 31, 2015. For more

information, visit ahamsc.org.

• Don McPhail Scholarship

The Anderson Soil & Water Conversation District is proud to announce that they will

award a $500 scholarship to an Anderson County junior or senior student. They are

seeking a student that has a background in agriculture, good grades, financial need, etc.

Applications are available in the guidance office and are due no later than March 31,

2015.

• Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Janice M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established to honor Mrs. Scott

who was among the 125 individuals who perished at the Pentagon during the attacks on

the morning of September 11, 2001. There will be three to five $2,500 scholarships

awarded. These awards are one time awards. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA on the 4.0

scale, demonstrate leadership through participation in community service or other

extracurricular activities, and the combined adjusted income of the applicant’s parents

cannot exceed $60,000. The evaluation process of the applications involves four

categories: Need- 40%, Academics- 25%, Community services- 25%, and Writing skill-

10%. Applications are available in the guidance office and must be mailed to the Janice

M. Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund postmarked by March 31, 2015.

April 2015 Deadlines

• Jonny A. Lyons Scholarship

Foothills Community Foundation will award a post-secondary education scholarship in

the amount of $2,000 in memory of Mrs. Jonny A. Lyons. Qualified applicants must be

descendants of individuals associated with the former Orr-Lyons Mill. Applications are

available in the guidance office and are due no later than April 1, 2015.

• Joye Law Firm Scholarship

Joye Law Firm is offering you the opportunity to win a college scholarship to help

further your education. Our firm will offer six $2,000 scholarships to graduating seniors

in South Carolina who plan to attend a four-year institution of higher learning in the fall.

Selection of the recipients is based on written essays, school activities, positions of

leadership, special honors and awards, community involvement, academic performance,

and professional pursuits. Applications are available in the Guidance office or online at

http://www.joyelawfirm.com/scholarship/. The law firm must receive your application

by April 1, 2015.

• Dr. Charles T. Battle Memorial Scholarship

The Dr. Charles T. Battle Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established to encourage

high scholarship among youth in the Upstate of South Carolina and to honor the life and

legacy of the late Dr. Battle, who lived and practiced in Seneca and whose contributions

to this community are universally hailed as exemplary. Applicants will be judged on the

basis of their secondary school records, GPA, personal qualifications, results of SAT/ACT

tests, citizenship, leaders, and financial need. Applications are available in the guidance

office. The committee must receive your completed application on or before April 3,

2015.

• Kappa Zeta Omega Scholarship

The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority scholarship recipient will be a current senior and will

possess reputable character, a high ideal of conduct and scholarship, leadership ability,

and worthwhile ambitions. The criteria for receiving this scholarship will be financial

need, academic excellence, and character. Additional scholarships will be awarded for

excellence in math and/or in science. In such cases, applicants should provide a letter of

recommendation from a math and/or science teacher as well as a document to verify

involvement in a math and/or science club, if applicable. Also, all applicants are to have

C+ or better GPA and have applied to an institution of higher learning, and each

individual must submit a copy of his/her high school transcript, most recent SAT scores, a

one-page essay, and three letters of recommendation. More information is available on

the application forms, which may be obtained in the guidance office. All applications are

to be postmarked no later than April 6, 2015.

• Avery Richardson Memorial Scholarship

This one-time scholarship of $1000 will be awarded to a graduating male student at TL

Hanna High School. The student must be a member of the TL Hanna Wrestling Team

and/or the TL Hanna Fishing Club and have a minimum GPA of 3.2. Applicants must

meet the required qualifications and complete the Avery Fund/Avery Richardson

Memorial Scholarship application form. The applicant must also write a short essay

explaining why he deserves the scholarship. The applicant must also have a letter of

recommendation from his coach and/or teacher at TL Hanna. Applications are available

in the guidance office and must be returned by April 9, 2015.

• T. L. Hanna Student Angler Scholarship

The T.L. Hanna Student Angler Scholarship consists of a one-time award of $1,000 to

help a senior member of the T.L. Hanna Fishing Team further his/her education. This

scholarship is created to recognize a Fishing Team member who shows leadership on the

team and in the community. The most eligible candidate will be chosen based on high

school career grades, participation and leadership on the Fishing Team and leadership

within the community by acts of service to the community. The student must plan to

enter his/her freshman year at an accredited two-year or four-year university, college or

vocational institute during the fall semester after graduating from T.L. Hanna High

School. Applications are due to the Guidance Office by April 9, 2015.

• Booster Club Scholarship

The TL Hanna Booster Club will be awarding scholarships this year based on both

academic and athletic achievement. To apply, a student must have a minimum GPA of

2.5 based on the SC Uniform Grading Scale at the end of the first semester of the senior

year. The GPA must be verified by the student’s counselor, and all athletic achievements

must be verified by his/her coach. For those students that are cheerleaders, they must

have their coach verify all sports for which they cheered at the varsity level. Please note

that recipients of full scholarships are not eligible to apply for this scholarship. Students

who wish to apply may obtain applications in the guidance office and should return

them to the guidance office no later than April 10, 2015. Awards will be announced at

the Award’s Ceremony, and all monies will be sent directly to the college the student

attends.

• Jerry Wilbur Little Memorial Scholarship

In 1983 a memorial scholarship was established by the family and an associate of the late

J. Wilbur Little, Senior, President of the Electric City Printing Company of Anderson, and

a former Ruling Elder of Central Presbyterian Church in Anderson. The scholarship was

later renamed to include Jerry Wilbur Little, Junior. Awards will normally range from

$250 to $1,000 to be determined by the Selection Committee. Selection will be based

on academic record, financial need displayed through the Student Aid Report (Page 1 of

the FAFSA), future plans, and a letter from a pastor. Applications are available in the

guidance office and must be mailed to the Selection Committee by April 21, 2015.

• Student-View Scholarship

The Student-View Scholarship Program is offering $10,000 worth of scholarships to high

school seniors who plan to attend a four-year college, community/junior college or

career school. The program includes one $4,000 scholarship, two $1,000 scholarship,

and ten $500 scholarships. To apply, go to www.student-view.com and complete a 15-

20 minute application about colleges in our area. The scholarship will be awarded via a

random drawing of all completed applications. The deadline to register is April 22, 2015.

This scholarship is sponsored by Student Insights, a market research firm helping colleges

and universities communicate more effectively with high school seniors.

May 2015 Deadlines

• Brown Mackie College – President Scholarships

Students that plan to attend the Greenville campus of Brown Mackie College are

encouraged to apply for one of two President’s Scholarship. Each scholarship will be a

total of $5,000. To qualify for the scholarship, students must have a minimum 2.0 GPA,

a letter of recommendation, and a 200 word essay. The deadline to apply is May 1,

2015. For more information, visit BMCconnection.com. Applications are available in the

Guidance Office.

• Better Business Bureau Student of Integrity Award

Scholarships worth $500 to $1000 will be given to students across the upstate. Current

juniors are eligible to apply for these scholarships. Qualifications include high character,

leadership, community service, and overall personal integrity and academic history.

Because only one application per high school will be accepted, all applications from TL

Hanna must be returned to the guidance office and one will be selected to represent our

school. Applications are available in the guidance office and are to be returned to the

guidance office by May 19, 2015.

June 2015 Deadlines

• Abbott and Fenner Scholarship

Abbott and Fenner Business Consultants are pleased to be able to continue with their

scholarship program for juniors and seniors. They will be awarding $1000 to the

winner(s) each year. The application process requires an essay submission. Full details are

available at www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm Deadline is June 15, 2015.

More Scholarships

• Army ROTC

Full Scholarship - US Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard. Visit

http://www.goarmy.com/rotc or contact LTC Hale, USC, 803-777-3639. You may also

visit www.highlanderbn.com or Brian Pinson for even more information.

• American Legion Scholarship

Students can attend college tuition-free in South Carolina if parent was a war time

veteran and met certain criteria: 1) was KIA 2) died while in service 3) died of disability

resulting from service 4) was a POW 5) is permanently and totally disabled, as

determined by the VA from any cause 6) was awarded the Congressional Medal of

Honor 7) is MIA or 8) applicant is the child of deceased veteran who qualified under

items 4) and 5). To receive the scholarship, students must attend a state supported

college or technical college. Eligibility terminates at age 26. Free tuition as long as work

and conduct are satisfactory to the institution’s governing body. Applications may be

obtained by writing to the Office of the Governor, Division of VA, 1801 Assembly Street,

Room 230, Columbia, SC 29201. The phone number is 803-255-4317, and the web

address is www.needalift.org.

• Call Me Mister

The "Call Me mister" Program is a collaboration between Clemson University and three

private, historically black colleges in South Carolina (Benedict College, Claflin University,

Morris College) to recruit, train, certify and secure employment for minority males as

elementary teachers in the public schools of South Carolina. For scholarship information

and an application, call 800-640-2657, www.callmemister.clemson.edu, or e-mail

Mister@clemson.edu.

• Michelin Technical Scholars

This program offers opportunities for select students to develop hands-on work

experience while earning their degree in Mechatronics, Industrial Electronics, or General

Engineering. Selected students will receive scholarships to cover the cost of tuition, fees,

and books for the program along with competitive pay and part-time work.

• P.E.O. Sisterhood Scholarship Programs

The P.E.O. Sisterhood promotes educational opportunities for women. They make a difference in women's

lives by offering five different programs that provide higher educational assistance. For more information,

students should visit www.peointernational.org. Deadlines vary throughout the school year.

Web Sites for Discovering Even More Scholarships

(Note: TL Hanna and Anderson District 5 are not responsible for the content of these

sites.)

www.studentscholarships.org - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.highfivescholarships.com- Lists multiple scholarships.

www.fastweb.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.finaid.org - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.winscholarships.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.college-scholarships.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.cashe.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.meritaid.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.scholarshipexperts.com – Lists multiple scholarships.

www.excellence.org – Lists academic scholarships.

www.supercollege.com – Lists academic scholarships

www.thurgoodmarshallfund.net- Lists scholarships for students attending Historically

Black Universities.

www.makingcollegecount.com – Lists Scholarships sponsored by Chevrolet.

www.kidschancesc.org – Lists scholarships for dependents of someone who has been

seriously or fatally injured as a result of a work-related accident or occupational disease.

www.statefarm.com/aboutus/community/grants/foundation/state_farm_foundation_scho

larships.asp -

www.scholarshipdetective.com/scholarship/index.cfm

www.moolahspot.com/scholarship/index.cfm

www.collegeispower.com/scholarship.cfm

www.genkellyscholarship.com/

www.cksf.org/index.cfm?Page=Scholarships

www.discusawards.com/scholarship-info

www.narfe.org - Lists scholarships for children and grandchildren of retired federal

employees

www.christianconnector.com - Free information for scholarships at Christian colleges.

www.scholarshipexperts.com – Free scholarship matching service with over 2.4 million

scholarships.

Schoolsoup.com/scholarship-directory – quickly browse through scholarships by a variety

of categories

TLH 2014-2015 Calendar

March 26 (Th) JV Girls/Boys’ Soccer @ St. Joseph’s @5:30/7:00 pm

Track @ TLH vs. Pendleton @ 5:00 pm

Varsity Baseball @ Ninety Six @ 6:00 pm

JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Westside @ 7:30 pm

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

Tennis @ Laurens @ 5:00 pm

Mr. TLH Pageant @ 7 pm

Band Night at Besto Band gets a percentage of the sales.

March 27 (F) Varsity Boys/Girls Soccer @ Laurens @5:30/7:30 pm

JV/V Softball @ Hillcrest @ 5:30/7:00 pm

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

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

Boys’ Lacrosse @ TLH vs. Eastside @ 7:30 pm

JV Girls’/Boys’ Soccer @ St. Joseph’s @5:30/7:00 pm

Jazz Band Performance at Concord Elementary

4th Nine Weeks Grading

Period Begins

March 28 (Sa) Track @ Spring Valley – Coaches’ Classic @

8:30 am

March 28-29

(Sa-Su)

Winterguard/Indoor CIPA

Championships

March 30 (M) Spring Break

Varsity Baseball @ Eastside – Carolina Classic vs. Blue

Ridge HS @ 4:30 pm

Varsity Baseball @ Eastside – Carolina Classic vs.

Emerald HS @ 7:00 pm

March 31 (Tu) Varsity Baseball @ Laurens @ 6:00 pm

Spring Break

March 31- April

2 (Tu-Th)

Varsity Boys’ Soccer Low Country Cup @ Ashley Ridge

April 1 (W) Spring Break

Varsity Baseball @ Eastside – Carolina Classic vs. Greer

@ 2:00 pm

April 2 (Th) Spring Break

Varsity Baseball @ Eastside – Carolina Classic vs. TBA

April 3 (F) Spring Break

April 6 – 9 Cheer Tryouts April 6 is for Competition Cheer only;

April 7 – 9 is for Football Spirit Cheer

April 6 (M) Registration Deadline for May

2 SAT

Register @ www.collegeboard.com

JV/V Softball @ TLH vs. Woodmont @5:30/7:00

pm

Varsity Golf @ Wren Invitational @ 1:00 pm

JV Golf @ Easley @ 4:00 pm

JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Pendleton (DH) @ 5:00

pm

Boys’ Lacrosse @ Christ Church @ 7:00 pm

April 7 (Tu) Varsity Girls/Boys Soccer @ TLH vs. Woodmont @5:30/7:30

pm

Varsity Golf @ Wren Invitational @ 1:00 pm

Varsity Softball @ TLH vs. Greenville HS @5:30 pm

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

Tennis @ Woodmont @ 5:00 pm

April 8 (W) Track @ Hillcrest @ 5:00 pm

JV Baseball @ TLH vs. Wren @ 7:15 pm

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

Tennis @ TLH vs. Christ Church @ 5:00 pm

Student Government Election

Meetings

@ 7:30 am or 3:40 pm in Lecture Hall

April 9 (Th) Girls’ Lacrosse @ TLH vs. Dorman @ 6:00 pm

JV Golf @ TLH vs. Wren @ 4:00 pm

Boys’ Lacrosse @ TLH vs. Dorman @ 8:00 pm

Tennis @ Easley @ 5:00 pm

Jazz Band – Tentative Date For Block Party

April 10 (F) Band School Spring Concert AM

3rd Nine Weeks Report Cards

Issued

V/JV Boys Soccer @ TLH vs. Hillcrest @ 5:30/7:00 pm

V/JV Girls Soccer @ Hillcrest @ 5:30/7:00 pm

JV/V Softball @TLH vs. Easley @5:30/7:00 pm

Track @ Spring Valley – Taco Bell @ 5:45

pm

Varsity Baseball @ Easley @ 6:00 pm

April 11 (Sa) Prom @ The Oaks Venue @ 8:30 – 11:00

Track @ Spring Valley – Taco Bell @ 9 am

C Team Baseball @ TLH vs. Palmetto (DH) @ 11:00 am

April 13 (M) JV/V Softball @ TLH vs. Seneca @5:30/7:00 pm

Track @ TLH @ Westside @ 5:00 pm

Varsity Golf @ Westside @ 4:00 pm

Orchestra Pops Concert @ 6:00 pm at Carolina Wren Park

April 14 (Tu) V/JV Boys’ Soccer @Greenwood @5:30/7:00 pm

V/JV Girls’ Soccer @ TLH vs. Greenwood @ 5:30/7:00

pm

JV/V Softball @Greenwood @5:30/7:00 pm

JV Golf @ TLH vs. Wren @ 4:00 pm

Varsity Baseball @ Westside @ 7:00 pm

Tennis @ TLH vs. Greenwood @ 5:00 pm

Lacrosse Playoffs Begin

April 15 (W) V/JV Girls’ Soccer @ Christ Church @ 5:30/7:00 pm

C Team Baseball @ Byrnes @ 5:30 pm

Student Government Body

Meeting

@ 7:30 am in Lecture Hall

April 16 (Th) Varsity Golf @ Mann vs. Mann/Byrnes @ 4:00 pm

JV Baseball @ Westside @ 7:30 pm

C Team Baseball @ Westside @ 5:00 pm

Tennis @ TLH vs. Hillcrest @ 5:00 pm

Jazz Band and All Bands Evening Spring Concert at TLH @ 7:15

pm

April 17 (F) Varsity Boys’ Soccer @ Westside @5:30/7:00 pm

V/JV Girls Soccer @ TLH vs. Westside @5:30/7:00 pm

JV/V Softball @ Westside @5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Baseball @ TLH @ 7:00 pm

Jazz Band and All Bands Spring Concert School Assemblies at

TLH

April 17-18 (F-

Sa)

Orchestra Competition To Dollywood Competition, TN

April 18 (Sa) ACT @ Westside

Track @ TLH Spring Fever Relays @ 9 am

JV Baseball @ Palmetto (DH) @ 11:00 am

April 20 (M) JV/V Softball @ TLH vs. Hillcrest @5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Golf @ Easley vs. Easley, Hillcrest,

Greenville @ 4:00 pm

Biology End-of-Course

Review (Biochemistry)

@ 3:50 – 4:50 in Room 300

April 21 (Tu) V/JV Boys’ Soccer @ TLH vs. Greenville @5:30/7:00 pm

V/JV Girls Soccer @ Greenville @ 6:00 pm

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

Tennis @ Greenville @ 5:00 pm

Precoding of Answer Sheets

for Spring Testing

Fourth Block

April 22 ( W) V/JV Boys’ Soccer @ Christ Church @ 5:30/7:00 pm

JV/V Softball @ Laurens @5:30/7:00 pm

Varsity Golf @ Greenwood @ 4:00 pm

JV Golf @ Greenwood @ 4:00 pm

JV Baseball @ Woodmont @ 5:30 pm (DH)

April 23 (Th) Varsity Baseball @TLH vs. Ninety-Six @ 6:30 pm

Tennis @ Westside @ 4:45 pm

April 24 (F) V/JV Boys’ Soccer @ TLH vs. Easley @5:30/7:00 pm

V/JV Girls’ Soccer @ Easley @ 5:30/7:00 pm

JV/V Softball @ Woodmont@5:30/7:00 pm

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

Jazz Band @ Glenview Middle School

April 24-25 (F-

Sa)

Band Solo and Ensemble

April 25 (Sa) Track @ Westside –Future Stars Meet @ 9

am

April 27 (M) Varsity Golf @ Easley Invitational @ 1:00 pm

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

Biology End-of-Course Test

Review (Cells)

@ 3:50 – 4:50 pm in Room 300

April 28 (Tu) Varsity Boys/Girls Soccer @ TLH vs. Laurens @5:30/7:00 pm

(Senior Night)

Varsity Golf @ Easley Invitational @ 1:00 pm

Tennis @ TLH vs. Laurens @ 5:00 pm

ACT Test @ 8:30 am (5 hours) – all third year

high school students

April 29 (W) JV Boys/JV Girls Soccer @ TLH vs. St. Joseph’s @ 5:30/7:00

pm

Track @ Hillcrest – Region Meet @ 5:00 pm

Varsity Golf @ Woodmont vs.

Woodmont/Greenville @ 4:00 pm

Workkeys Test @ 8:30 am (3 hours) for all third year

high school students.

April 30 (Th) Softball District Playoffs Begin

Track @ Hillcrest – Region Meet @ 5:00 pm

Varsity Baseball District Playoffs Begins

Tennis @ TLH vs. Woodmont @ 5:00 pm

Biology End-of-Course Test

Review

@ 3;50 – 4:50 pm in Room 300

May 1 (F) Varsity Boys/Girls Soccer @ Woodmont @ 5:30/7:30 pm

Varsity Golf @ Southern Cross – Aiken @ 9:00 am

Jazz Band @ Nevitt Forest Elementary School @

1:30 pm

Jazz Band @ Westside Community Center

May 1-2 (F-Sa) Orchestra Solo and Ensemble @ Palmetto High School

May 2 (Sa) SAT @ TLH

Varsity Golf @ Southern Cross – Aiken @ 9:00 am

May 4 (M) AP Chemistry Test AM

AP Psychology PM

IB English Paper 1 AM (Level 2 students)

Varsity Soccer Playoffs Begin

Varsity Golf @ Woodmont – Region Tourney @

8:00 am

Biology End-of-Course Test

Review (Mitosis/Meiosis)

@ 3;50 – 4:50 pm in Room 300

May 5 (Tu) AP Calculus AB and BC AM

IB English Paper 2 PM (Level 2 students)

Soccer Playoffs Begin

May 6 (W) AP English Lit/Comp AM

IB Biology Papers 1 & 2 PM (Level 2 students)

May 7 (Th) AP Computer Science AM

IB Biology Paper 3 AM (Level 2 students)

May 8 (F) AP U.S. History AM

AP European History PM

AP Studio Art 2-D

Registration Deadline for June

6 SAT; Registration Deadline

Register @ www.collegeboard.com;

Register @ www.act.org

for June 13 ACT

May 9 (Sa) Track @ Spring Valley – State Qualifier @

TBA

Varsity Baseball Upperstate Game

May 11 (M) AP Biology; AP Music Theory AM

AP Physics C: Mechanics PM – 12:00

AP Physics C: Electricity and

Magnetism

PM – 2:00

Varsity Golf @ Easley – Upperstate Tourney @

8:00 am

Biology End-of-Course

Review (Genetics)

@ 3;50 – 4:50 pm in Room 300

May 12 (Tu) Senior Awards Night @ 6:30 pm

IB Math Paper 1 AM (Level 2 students)

IB Spanish Paper 1 PM (Level 2 students)

Make-up Testing for ACT

May 13 (W) AP Statistics PM

IB Spanish Paper 2 AM (Level 2 students)

IB Math Paper 2 PM (Level 2 students)

Tennis Upperstate Championship

Make-up Testing for

Workkeys

May 14 (Th) IB History Paper 1 AM (Level 2 students)

Senior Exams Blocks 3, 4

Biology End-of-Course

Review (DNA and

Biotechnology)

@3:50 – 4:50 pm in Room 300

May 15 (F) IB History Paper 2 PM (Level 2 students)

Senior Exams Blocks 1, 2

Senior EOC Exams

Early Dismissal 11:40 am

Track State Meet @ Spring Valley @ TBA

May 16 (Sa) Track State Meet @ Spring Valley @ TBA

Tennis State Finals

May 18 (M) IB History Paper 3 AM (Level 2 students)

IB French Paper 1 PM (Level 2 students)

Orchestra Spring Concert @ Glenview

Senior Makeup Exams For AP, IB, and EOC

Varsity Golf @ Furman – State Tourney @ 8:00 am

Varsity Baseball State Championship

Biology End-of Course Test

Review (Evolution/Ecology)

@ 3:50-4:50 pm in Room 300

May 19 (Tu) IB French Paper 2 AM (Level 2 students)

Spring Orchestra Concert @ Glenview Middle School @ 6:30

pm

Varsity Golf @ Furman – State Tourney @ 8:00 am

May 21 (Th) Environmental Systems &

Societies Paper 1

PM

Band Banquet @ TLH @ 7:00 pm

May 22 (F) Environmental Systems &

Societies Paper 2

AM

May 23 (Sa) TLH Graduation @ 3:30 pm @ Bon Secours Wellness

Center in Greenville, SC

May 25 (M) School Holiday – Memorial

Day

May 26 (Tu) US History EOC

May 27 (W) Biology EOC

May 28 (Th) Algebra 1 EOC

May 29 (F) English 1 EOC

June 1 (M) Underclass Exams Blocks 3, 4

June 2 (Tu) Underclass Exams Blocks 1, 2

Early Dismissal @ 11:40 am

June 3 (W) Last Day of School; End of 3rd

9 Week Grading Period

Exam Makeup Day

June 4 (Th) PD for Teachers

June 5 (F) Inclement Weather Make-up

Day

June 8 (M) Inclement Weather Make-up

Day

June 9 (Tu) Inclement Weather Make-up

Day

June 6 (Sa) SAT Not given at TLH

June 13 (Sa) ACT @ Westside