TL Hanna, an IB World School - Anderson School District Five

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T. L. Hanna, an IB World School
2600 Highway 81 North, Anderson, SC 29621
5/20/15
864-260-5110
Parent Newsletter # 43
TLH Ranked Again as a Best High
School by U.S. News and World Report
T. L. Hanna is ranked by U.S. News and World Report as the 11th best high school in SC and in
the top 5% in the nation (three academic magnet schools are ahead of us in the SC ranking). TLH
ranks second in SC among those in the top ten in the percentage of AP classes passed (TLH has
35% of all students taking AP classes, with 31% passing).
Class of 2015 Sets Scholarship Record
The Class of 2015, thus far, has earned in excess of $15,700,000 in scholarship money.
This breaks a school record for student scholarship earnings. Congrats to the Class of
2015 for this great accomplishment!
Statement from Superintendent Wilson
Regarding High School Reorganization
After considerable feedback from the Anderson community, I have decided to withdraw my
proposal in regards to reorganizing the high schools in Anderson School District Five. I want to
thank the Board of Trustees for allowing me the time to present my ideas, and also for their
honest feedback. While I still believe that this proposal has merit, it is evident that going this route
is not something the Anderson community desires at this time.
All of this being said, we did receive support regarding other areas of the proposal. High school
reorganization aside, we heard positive reviews concerning the construction of our new College
and Career Center on the site of Lakeside Middle School, and also positive thoughts in regards to
future plans with the McCants Middle School property.
I want to thank the Board of Trustees, the Anderson community, and the faculty and staff of
Anderson School District Five for allowing me the chance to present my ideas, and urge anyone
who may still have any questions or concerns over any areas of my proposal to contact me
directly. Working together I know we can still achieve the ultimate goal of providing a high
quality education for all students.
Best regards,
Thomas A. Wilson
Superintendent, Anderson School District Five
TomWilson@anderson5.net
Graduation Practice #1
Here is the debriefing from today’s graduation practice:
 Prospective graduates need to continue to wear their ID’s and follow dress code rules.
 Students were given information/items during the practice
o Honor Graduate tassels
o IB tassels
o Envelope from Crafts’ Photography to order a picture of graduates receiving their
diplomas (this is due back tomorrow during practice)
o Valedictorian and Salutatorian Medals
o IB Medals
o A Creative Video flyer for those who want to order a video of the graduation
ceremony
o Fee sheets for anyone who still owes money for lost books, ID badges, etc.
o A congratulatory letter from Tim Scott
o Stoles for National Honor Society
o Information regarding the turn-in of Chromebooks and instructions to see Mrs.
Carol Miller for cords for those who are members of Mu Alpha Theta
o Information about behavior of guests at the ceremony -- we want graduation to be
a dignified ceremony in which all graduates are duly recognized. Yelling, screaming,
noise-makers, air horns, etc., will not be allowed. Law enforcement has been
instructed to remove any guests who interfere with the ceremony in any way. It is
embarrassing to our graduates and disrupts the ceremony. Please let all of your
invited guests know these expectations.
 Report cards will be given out at tomorrow’s practice (8:15 am at TLH)
 Friday’s practice will be at Bon Secours in Greenville. All students will ride district buses
to this practice. We should return between 11:45 am and noon.
Congratulations to our Top Four!
It is tradition that the students with the top four GPA’s in the Senior Class serve as speakers at
graduation. Congratulations to the following students:
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Hope Gehle, Valedictorian
Rafay Malik, Salutatorian
Megan Collins
Thomas Holliday
Two TLH Students Win Star Awards
(Courtesy of Anderson Independent Mail – May 18, 2015)
History buffs, mathematical wizards, voracious readers, young scientists and budding artists came
together Monday night for the Star Student Award program, which honors some of Anderson
County’s best and brightest.
The Independent Mail hosts and acts as a major sponsor of the event, and this year’s title sponsor
was Tri-County Technical College. The awards celebrate well-rounded juniors who excel in
academics, athletics and the arts.
This marked the third year of the awards program. Seventy-two students made up the largest field
of nominees in the history of the program.
Students were nominated by their teachers, principals, guidance counselors or ordinary residents.
Nominees came from 13 public and private high schools. “This is truly one of the most elite
groups of high school students in Anderson County,” said Susan Kelly-Gilbert, the Independent
Mail’s publisher and chief revenue officer. “This is such a talented group of young people. They
give us all such hope about the future. Everybody’s a winner.”
Martha Grace Whiteman, a member of the National Honor Society and a volunteer at a food
bank, won the award for English. She attends T.L. Hanna High School. She hopes to study
dramaturgy or set design someday. “This is just wonderful,” she said. “I am just thinking, ‘oh,
wow,’ because there are so many good nominees.”
Another T.L. Hanna High School student, Shelby Storm, received the award for science.
Shelby Storm of T.L. Hanna High
Martha Grace Whiteman of TLH
School is the Science winner during is the English winner during the
the Star Student Award Event in the Star Student Award Event.
Civic Center of Anderson.
T. L. Hanna’s nominees were the following: Martha Grace Whiteman (Winner in English); John
Roh (Math); Shelby Storm (Winner in Science); Ben Turner (Social Studies); Chase Christopher
(Athletics); Ben Jones (Fine Arts); and Darian Rencher (People’s Choice). All of the nominees
were in attendance and received trophies for being nominated in their respective categories.
Help with Library Books!
We currently have 918 books still out from the library. Please remind your teens that they will be
charged for these books if they do not return them. If you see any in cars or around your home,
please send them back to us!
New TLH Scoreboard!
Track and Field
Congratulations to the TLH Track/Field athletes that went to the State Meet this past
weekend. The Girls 4x800 team finished 7th at state, the team consisted of Paige Mower,
Caroline Tolly, Kate Martin, Melea Sangl. Graham Borsum finished 8th in the 3200 meters, and
Kamiya Dendy (a 7th grader at Glenview!) finished 2nd in the high jump. Kamiya made ALL
State by jumping 5’6! Hats off to her and all the athletes that went this weekend.
AWARDS DAY – MAY 12, 2015
ANDERSON V CAREER CAMPUS
AWARDS
Accounting Student of the Year
Taylor Joshua McKenna
Culinary Arts Aspiring Chef
Student of the Year
Xavier Shukur Roebuck
Engineering Design Award
Health Science Outstanding
Student of the Year
Health Science Clinical Student of
the Year
Hospitality & Tourism Community
Service Learning Award
Noah Edmond Caulder
Stephanie Elise Harkness
Myia Gayle Nash
Kimberly Claire Counts
Kayla Alexia Dudziak
Innovative Leadership Award
ART AWARDS—Kathy Moore
Jonathan Michael McCollum
Sheridan Grace Vance
BAND AWARDS – Richard Baskin
John Phillip Sousa Award
Dylan Robert Dukes
Jazz Ensemble Award
Christian Gambrell Wilson
Kiwanis Music Club Award
Kendal Delany Stayanoff
Directors Award
Ethan Cole Tisdale
Senior Band Award
Matthew David Freeman
Cory White Diversity Award
(Anderson County Human Relations
Council) – Bobby McGowens
Tiana Monet Norris
ENGLISH AWARDS – Anne Harder
Mary Stuart Felder Award
Megan Bryant Collins
English Department Award
Marta Viktorivna Zakharchuk
FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS –
John Rogers
Latin Award
Meredith Leigh Beck
Spanish Award
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Stallo
French Award
Madeline Belle McComb
INTERACT CLUB AWARDS – Ken
Littlejohn
N/A 2015
JIM COX ATHLETIC MEMORIAL
AWARD –John Cann
Edison Ray Johnson II
Kiara Danielle Williams
Outstanding Male Athlete
Adam Dean Hill
Outstanding Female Athlete
Meredith Kate Martin
SC High School League Scholar
Athletes
JOURNALISM AWARDS – Dot RossVaughn
Broadcast
Yearbook
LOUIS KITCHING SCIENCE AWARD
– Margie Carosiello
See Below
n/a
n/a
MATH AWARD—Danette Buddin
Thomas James Holliday
NJROTC AWARDS – LCDR Randy
Smith
Captain George Roper Award
Emily Shawn Hollinger
Hiram W. Sandlin Outstanding
Cadet Award
Stephen D. Thorne Award
Hannah Michelle DeVries
Taylor Lane LoPreste
Stephen D. Thorne Scholarship
Cole Buchanan Peeler
Principal’s Award
Kendall Scott Davenport
ORCHESTRA AWARDS – Kathy Perry
TLH Orchestra Award
Alexander Harmon Geiger
Southwood Orchestra Award
Ashley Nichole Hampton
OUTSTANDING TEACHER CADET
AWARD – Anne Harder
Bailey Nicole Adkins
Brittany Paige Lowe
PRUDENTIAL SPIRIT OF
COMMUNITY—Heather Holliday
RENSSELAER MATH-SCIENCE
AWARD – Margie Carosiello
Shelby Lauren Storm
SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD – Al Darby
Rafay Syed Malik
STUDENT GOVERNMENT AWARD –
Charlotte Jenkins
Student Government Scholarship
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
AWARD – Ronnie Culbertson
Ashley Marie Hill
SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Ada Meeks—ASTRA and Altrusa
Clubs – Richard Morand
Nasiha Shaheen Malik
Altrusa International
Anderson County Retired Educators
Unit 2—Nelson Green
n/a
T.L. Hanna Student Angler—Andrew
Ray
Noah Edmond Caulder
Evelyn Murphy AVID Scholarship –
Andrew Ray
Michelle So Pang
Betty Bagley Overcoming Adversity—
Ramsey Hill
Savannah Lane Bryson
Chick-Fil-A—Kristina Grizzle
n/a
Elks Lodge – Tommy Dunn
Elks Lodge State Scholarship
Anderson Elks Lodge Scholarship
Madison Olivia Anderson
Ashley Elizabeth Burriss
Elizabeth Grace McAlister
Jaime Shaw Memorial – Paige Dillard
Margaret Pressley McElwee
Jonny A. Lyons Memorial—Dr.
Theresa Knoepp
Kappa Zeta Omega Chapter of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Bruce Jabulani Austin Jr.
Frances J. & Louis A. Kitching—Glenn
Padgett
Kendal Delany Stayanoff
Omega Innovators, Dr. W.H. (Bubba)
Young – Andre Wilson
Bruce Jabulani Austin Jr.
Jahlil Isaiah Burton
Christian Gambrell Wilson
Jerry Wilbur Little Memorial—Ralph
Little
Jakeem Martavious Hamilton
National Merit Scholarship—Heather
Holliday
n/a
National Achievement Scholarship—
Heather Holliday
n/a
Naval Academy- Dr. David DeHoll
George Fred Tolly, IV
Newman Family – Heather Holliday
Imani Alexus Barrett
Aaron Camacho
Shuntell Dominique Campbell
Sydney Nicole Dash
Matthew David Freeman
Kierra Tadaijha Chantelle Geer
Jakeem Martavious Hamilton
Daequanyie A. R. Franklin Miller
Michelle So Pang
Kayla McKenzie Ramey
Jhordan Iman Williams
South Carolina Teaching Fellows –
Anne Harder
Lindsey McNair Aman
Wendy’s Heisman Award –John Cann
Adelaide Taylor Bradford
Meredith Nicole Parker
Nicholas Ruslan Parrilla
Avery Richardson Memorial – Stacy
Carlton & Richardson Family
Derek Allen Freeman
T.L. Hanna Booster Club – Chase &
Suzette Christopher
Lindsey McNair Aman
Garrett Thomas James
Brian Thomas Martin
Collin Michael Maynard
George Fred Tolly IV
Grace-Elizabeth Toney
Green Family Memorial – Chase &
Suzette Christopher
Jon-Michael Anthony Kubu
Laura Leigh Tye Memorial – Mr.
Keith Tye
SPECIAL RECOGNITION – Sheila
Hilton
AVCC Recognitions
2015 South Carolina Academic
Achievement Honors Awards
2015 Anderson School District
Five Academic Achievement
Honors Awards
Palmetto Fellows Scholarship
Candidates
International Baccalaureate
Diploma Candidates
See below
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2015 Commencement Marshals
See below
SPECIAL AWARDS – Sheila Hilton
Prince Ring Award
Austin Nathaniel Massey
Bailes Ring Award
Audrey Ann Crocker
T.L. Hanna Award
South Carolina High School League
Scholar Athletes
Payne Grant Allison
Lindsey McNair Aman
Meredith Leigh Beck
Nathan Felding Bradford Jr.
Kelsey Anne Burt
Graham Rollins Chidester
Hugh Graham Farmer
Hope McCleese Gehle
Samuel David Griffith
Thomas Thaddeus Higgins
Danielle Lauren Hobbs
Charles Christian Johnson
Jon-Michael Anthony Kubu
Rafay Syed Malik
Brian Thomas Martin
Collin Michael Maynard
Alexis Rene' McElveen
Breanna Kathryne Medford
Andrew Thomas Palumberi
Nicholas Ruslan Parrilla
Matthew Wayne Reynolds
Hana Lynn Rutland
Louis Aaron Schenk
Emily Logan Shook
Chavis Lee Tabor
Grace-Elizabeth Toney
Nicholas Brock Whitfield
Austin Palmer Williams
AVID Graduates
Payne Grant Allison
Imani Alexus Barrett
Anthony Leon Bonaparte Jr.
Jessica Treyeana Boseman
Michelle Kate Bowen
Shuntell Dominique Campbell
Sydney Nicole Dash
McKenna Lea DeFino
Kierra Tadaijha Chanelle Geer
Olivia Wesley Jordan
Jordan Le
Timberlie Lynn Madden
Michelle So Pang
Kayla McKenzie Ramey
Sheridan Grace Vance
Krystal Troi Young
Red Cord Program--AnMed Health
Emily Grace Bedenbaugh
Lorelle Mae Behne
Jordan Trevor Combs
Broderick Laquan Copeland
Rachel Erin Cothran
Alexander Harmon Geiger
Sydney Mona Hubbard
Mary Morgan Hunter
Daequanyie A. Rodriquez Franklin
Miller
Kelsey Amanda Mitchum
Owen Anderson Phillips
Absalon Copeland Richardson
Hana Lynn Rutland
Anna Josephine Saunders
Sarah Jean Schoenholz
Chase Phillips Solesbee
2015 Commencement Marshals
Grayson James Allen
Madison Marci Boggs
Graham Indu Borsum
Chase McCord Christopher
Kinsey Marie McClure
Karson Riley Radford
Fletcher Mason Roberts
Kyung-Min Roh
Garrett Michael Ross
Liesel Noelle Rutland
Catherine Hanks Self
Rebecca Louise Stempniak
Shelby Lauren Storm
Kristian Elizabeth Thomas
Benjamin Noble Turner
Martha Grace Whiteman
Academic Recognition Recipients
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South Carolina Academic Achievement Honors
Anderson Five Academic Honors
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Palmetto Fellows
International Baccalaureate Diploma
Candidate
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Olivia Clare Alewine
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Olivia Grace Barth
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Meredith Leigh Beck
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Lorelle Mae Behne
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Matthew Toliver Bolt
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Nathan Felding Bradford Jr.
Aaron Camacho
Audrey Ann Crocker
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Hope McCleese Gehle
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Kaileigh Anne Grier
Susan Lillian Hardaway
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Austin Terence Harder
Ashley Brooke Hartman
Ashley Marie Hill
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Sarah Elizabeth Jones
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Kirtan Dinesh Kumar
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Brittany Paige Lowe
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Rafay Syed Malik
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Elizabeth Grace McAlister
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Madeline Belle McComb
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Alexis Rene' McElveen
Claudia Leandra Miller
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Alissa Nicole Pappas
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Owen Anderson Phillips
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Anna Grayce Pitman
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Hana Lynn Rutland
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Leonardo Franz Savasta-Buda
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Ali Caitlyn Schmidt
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Sarah Jean Schoenholz
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Morgan Douglas Shiverdecker
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Elizabeth Tello
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Jhordan Iman Williams
TLH Band
THURSDAY:
Band Banquet @ 7:15 pm
GRADUATION:
Saturday, May 23, 2015, at Bon Secours Wellness Center in Greenville, SC; Call time is 11:00 am
at TLH for a brief combined rehearsal. Pizza will be served at TLH. All students will be
transported to graduation by district buses. Black concert dress is appropriate.
Upstate Staffing – Summer Jobs
Students (must be at least 18) can apply online through the website at www.upstatestaffingsc.com.
If they will call our office after completing the application, we will schedule an interview. They
may also apply in person. We are located at 4472 Liberty Hwy., Anderson SC. We are just off
Exit 21 Liberty Hwy. next to the Waffle House.
Cambridge Immerse 2015
Cambridge Immerse is a two-week residential educational experience that allows participants to
gain an unrivalled insight into a chosen discipline, ranging from the arts to the sciences. Subjects
offered include Medicine, Law, Economics, History and Engineering and many more. Tutorials
and seminars are taught by highly regarded tutors from Oxford and Cambridge University in an
optimal learning environment that stimulates academic enquiry; yet the carefully planned
schedule ensures that the program not only meets the academic needs of the participants, but also
provides a unique insight into the university city through an abundance of activities.
Students reside in Queen’s College one of central Cambridge’s most beautiful university colleges.
Within its historic walls, we pride ourselves on providing unique experiences of leadership and
academic excellence through a program for participants that instills the confidence and passion for
learning that are essential to success in higher education.
Enrollment in the program is ongoing, and students aged 15 and above are welcome to apply at
www.cambridgeimmerse.com. A PDF version of our prospectus is also available to view at
https://www.cambridgeimmerse.com/CambridgeImmerse2015.pdf
If you are interested in reserving your place, please apply online through our website, or
alternatively, if you require further information please don’t hesitate to email
enquiries@cambridgeimmerse.com.
TLH Kiddie Cheer Camp
Hanna cheerleading will have Kiddie Camp from June 22-26. Please see the attachment for more
information.
Girls’ Golf
The TLH Girls’ Golf Team finished 3rd in the Region and advanced to the 4A Upper State
Tournament. The team just missed qualifying for the 4A State Tournament. The Lady Jackets’
team had eight golfers, and six of these young ladies had never played in a high school golf match
before. The one goal the girls set for the year (making the upperstate tournament) was
accomplished. Next year looks even better with all of the girls returning. Right now we have 15
young ladies signed up for golf next year. The TLH Girls’ Golf program has now reached the
Upper State or State Tournament 11 out of the last 14 years. Go Lady Jackets!
CONGRATULATIONS TO “STATE
APPROVED” CERTIFIED NURSE
ASSISTANTS
Congratulations to these young ladies, Brook Black, Myia Nash, Dallas Allison, and Brittany
McCoppin, who were recently certified as Nurse Assistants from the Anderson 5 Career Campus
Health Science Department. The Clinical Work-Based CNA Program must be taught by a
Registered Nurse upon submitting an application for approval from the State Department of
Health and Human Services.
Students must have 2 TB skin tests, purchase clinical shoes, provide their own transportation to
the clinical site, pass a national background check and pay $101 to take the exam. They must
complete a minimum of 100 hours in the Certified Nurse Aide Program, of which 40 hours must
be classroom instruction, 20 hours of documented skill practicum, and 40 hours of clinical
experience in a long- term care facility providing direct patient care. Upon completion of the
minimum hours, the student must sit for the SC Nurse Aide Exam.
The exam consists of 2 parts, a 70 question written test that must be completed in 2 hours and a
skills portion. The skills portion consists of 5 random skills
that are to be completed in 30 minutes. Both portions of the
exam must be passed in order to become certified. On the
college level the course fee alone ranges $750-$1,300 plus
the cost of uniforms, background check, all current
immunizations, TB test and $101 to register for the CNA
test. For students at the Career Campus the average cost is
$200 total, per student. Additionally these students are all
HIPAA certified, American Heart Adult, Infant and Child
CPR/AED Certified, and Health Science Honor Students.
Instructors for this program at the Career Campus are Gail
Nash, R.N. and Carol Tamaklo, R.N.
Anderson Independent Mail Donates
Paper Rack to TLH
Today, Ben Davis, Senior Director of Newspaper Operations for the Independent Mail, delivered
the newspaper rack that appeared in the movie Radio. This rack also contains the Radio special
edition section from October 2003. Davis said they were cleaning a warehouse and discovered
the rack. It appears in the opening sequences of the movie. Thank you, Anderson Independent
Mail for thinking of us! We will display it in the front office of the school and treasure it as a
great piece of memorabilia from Radio’s movie.
For Parents of Graduates…
WALKING AWAY
It is eighteen years ago, almost to the day -A sunny day with the leaves just turning,
The touch-lines new-ruled -- since I watched you play
Your first game of football, then, like a satellite
Wrenched from its orbit, go drifting away
Behind a scatter of boys. I can see
You walking away from me towards the school
With the pathos of a half-fledged thing set free
Into a wilderness, the gait of one
Who finds no path where the path should be.
That hesitant figure, eddying away
Like a winged seed loosened from its parent stem,
Has something I never quite grasp to convey
About nature's give-and-take -- the small, the scorching
Ordeals which fire one's irresolute clay.
I have had worse partings, but none that so
Gnaws at my mind still. Perhaps it is roughly
Saying what God alone could perfectly show --
How selfhood begins with a walking away,
And love is proved in the letting go.
-- Cecil Day-Lewis wrote this poem for his first-born son, Sean. He realized at some point, he had
to let his son go. Many of you will be “letting go” for the first time when your teen goes off to
college. It’s tough letting go for the first time – but you will survive!
Tollison Honored with Papa John’s
Teacher Appreciation Award
Nirmala Bruce of Papa John’s Pizza,
Melvya Tollison of TLH, and Marisol
Jackson, TLH 9th Grader.
Marisol Jackson nominated TLH teacher Melvya Tollison for one of Papa John's annual teacher
appreciation awards. She was selected as a winner, and Nirmala Bruce, representing Papa John’s,
made a surprise presentation to Dr. Tollison during class this week. Dr. Tollison and the student
who nominated her will receive free pizza for a year! Her class will also receive a pizza party.
Congrats, Dr. Tollison.
Athletics This Week
The football stadium area is closed for construction through July or early August.
Wednesday, May 20
4:00 PM Girls Varsity Volleyball off season practice
4:10 PM Boys Varsity Football SPRING PRACTICE / VAR−JV
4:15 PM Girls Varsity Cheerleading SPIRIT CHEER PRACTICE
Thursday, May 21
4:10 PM Boys Varsity Football SPRING PRACTICE / VAR−JV
Friday, May 22
5:00 PM Boys Varsity Football SPRING GAME−MCCANTS MS
Saturday, May 23
3:30PM GRADUATION CEREMONY−BON SECOURS
ARENA
Athletic Accomplishments 2014-2015
Sport
Football
All Region
Matthew Bair
Scholarships
Montavius Gaines
to Southern
University in LA
Sport
Swimming
All Region
Anjali Borsum
Scholarships
Hana Rutland to
Lenior-Rhyne, NC
Auburn Dantice
Sport
Cheer
Anna Heintz
Sarah Johnson
Charlie Pickens
Hana Rutland
Susan Swavely
Michael Manucy
Myrick Harward
Nicholas Siudut
Noah Brennan
All Region
Alexis McElveen
Kelsey Burt
Lindsey Aman
Grace Toney
Caroline
Christopher
Scholarships
Others Honors/Awards
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Alexander Poore –
Anderson County
Touchdown Club
Defensive Player of the
Week
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Jon-Michael Kubu –
Anderson County
Touchdown Club
Academic Player of the
Year
Other Honors/Awards
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Team won Region 1 4A Championship
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Coach Richard
Morand named
Region 1 4-A Coach of
the Year
Other Honors/Awards
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Kelly Jones named
the Year
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Kelsey Burt named to
UCA Staff 2015
Sport
Cross
Country
All Region
Melinda Schenk
Scholarships
Griff Tolly to
Presbyterian
College
Melea Sangl
Paige Mower
Graham Borsum
Griff Tolly
Sport
Volleyball
Alex Cothran
All Region
Olivia Johnson
Scholarships
Other Honors/Awards
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Meredith Beck named
Electric City News
Athlete Spotlight
Recipient
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Emily Shook named
Electric City News
Athlete Spotlight
Recipient
Scholarships
Other Honors/Awards
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Lauren Anderson
named Electric City
News Athlete Spotlight
Recipient
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Girls Team and Boys
Team named Region 1
4-A Region Champions
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Corbin Dorsey named
Region 1 4-A Player of
the Year
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Rob Spencer named
the Year for both Boys
and Girls Tennis
Scholarships
Other Honors/Awards
Scholarships
Other Honors/Awards
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Finished 3rd in Region
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Advanced to
Upperstate
Scholarships
Nick Parilla to
Other Honors/Awards
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Nick Parilla named to
Shelby Storm
Sport
Tennis
Courtney Kubu
Meredith Beck
All Region
Corbin Dorsey
Lauren Anderson
Kristen Reynolds
Addie Anderson
Sport
Boys’ Golf
Sport
Girls’ Golf
Basketball
Sport
Wrestling
Patrick Rice
Nick Khulordava
Rollins Tucker
Shahab Hossain
Jake Barfield
All Region
Jake Alan Miller
All Region
Kyeisha Hill
Quinterious
Jones
All Region
Foster Bauknight
Other Honors/Awards
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Team named Region 1
4-A Champions (Girls
and Boys)

Brent Jackson named
the Year (Girls)

Andrew King named
the Year

Graham Borsum
named Electric City
News Athlete Spotlight
Recipient
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Griff Tolly named
Electric City News
Athlete Spotlight
Recipient
Truman State
Sport
Lacrosse
Sport
Track/Field
Sport
Baseball
Jordan
Thompson
All Region
Tad Higgins
named to 2nd
Team All-Region
All Region
Cashay Johnson
(Shot put/discus)
Kamiya Dendy
(High Jump)
Khloe Saunders
(Pole Vault)
Kate Martin
(4x800)
Caroline Tolly
(4x800)
Melea Sangle
(4x800)
Paige Mower
(4x800)
Brandon Peterson
(High Jump)
Graham Borsum
(4x800)
Alex Cothran
(4x800)
Griff Tolly
(4x800)
Jamey Dyar
(4x800)
All Region
Adam Hill
Austin Copeland
Nick Whitfield
Chase
Christopher
James Parker
Sport
Softball
Sport
Soccer
All Region
Britney Burriss
All Region
Makala Latsch
Meredith Parker
Bethany Morgan
Tommy Mullane to
Limestone
Scholarships
Breanna Medford
to Columbia
College
Scholarships
the Anderson
Independent Mail AllArea Wrestling Team
in the 132 pound
weight class
Other Honors/Awards
Other Honors/Awards
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Girls named Region 1
4-A Region Champions
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Dana Aman named
Girls Region 1 4-A
Coach of the Year
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Boys Placed 2nd in
Region
Scholarships
Adam Hill to
University of SC
Austin Copeland to
Emmanuel College,
SC
Matthew Burnette
to Limestone
College, SC
Brian Martin to
USC Lancaster, SC
Collin Maynard to
Austin College, TX
Scholarships
Other Honors/Awards
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Team won Region 1 4A District
Championship

Daniel Crenshaw
named Region 1 4-A
Coach of the Year
Scholarships
Johnny Landis to
Anderson
University
Other Honors/Awards

Girls and Boys won
the Region
Championships in
Region 1 4-A

Ansley Pendergrass
named Region 1 4-A
Coach of the Year

Craig Joyner named
Other Honors/Awards
Caroline Embler

McKenzie Miller

Garrett James
Johnny Landis
Louis Schenk
Payne Allison
the Year
Garrett James selected
for North-South AllStar Game
Johnny Landis selected
for North-South AllStar Game
T.L. Hanna Summer School
Summer School is offered to students needing attendance and/or credit recovery. Classes will be
held June 11-July 1.

Session 1—8:00-10:15

Session 2—10:30-12:30
Optional work session for those who need additional time: 1:00-3:00
Registration
Registration for underclassmen: June 9 (1:30-3:30) and June 10 (8:15-12:00)
Students will be accepted on a “first come, first serve” basis. Space is limited. Checks are not
accepted. Be sure you have the payment in cash, money order or credit/debit card.
Attendance Recovery
For students who failed a course due to excessive absences
Students may make up the following hours: 90 minute classes 1 seat hour = 1 class period
For students who failed a course due to attendance:
o Students will recover the original grade in the course upon successful completion.
o Summer school personnel will complete the registration form with the number of hours
you need.
o Hours are scheduled during all three sessions upon enrollment.
Cost is $5.00 per seat hour.
Credit Recovery
For students who failed any of the courses below with a grade between 65-69:
o American Government/Economics
o US History
o Math Tech 3 or 4
o Geometry
o Algebra 1 or 2
o English 1, 2, 3, or 4
o Physical Science
o Biology
o Chemistry
Students may not enroll in credit recovery if they would have failed the class due to excessive
absences.
Students must complete 30 seat hours AND all assigned coursework in APEX. They will earn a
70 in the class upon completion of the course work.
Students may register for credit recovery in up to two classes in summer school.
Cost is $160 per course.
Additional Notes
Students may not complete attendance recovery AND credit recovery for the same course.
Students who do not successfully complete or are removed from this program will not receive a
refund.
This is a privilege so no discipline problems will be tolerated.
Money must be paid before students will be enrolled (cash, money order, or credit/debit card
only).
Bus transportation is available on a limited, first come/first served, basis. Mrs. Tenry or Mrs.
Anthony can provide details; you will need to sign up at registration.
Contact Mary Nell Anthony at 260-5110 or marynellanthony@anderson5.net with any questions
regarding summer school.
FAQs about Summer School
1.
Why should I take summer school? Taking credit recovery or attendance recovery allows
students the BEST chance of graduating on time. Once a student is no longer on grade
level, they have an 80 percent chance of dropping out. It is always better to not have to
double up on classes throughout the year.
2.
Why is summer school so expensive? To pay our summer school staff which consists of
multiple teachers, a security officer, computer facilitator, etc., it costs almost $16,000.00.
The state and local budget does not fund summer school. We are not “making money”;
we are simply paying our staff. It is far more expensive to get behind in your coursework
and not gain a diploma.
3.
What is the difference between credit recovery and attendance recovery? Credit
recovery is when you retake a class that you have failed. You must have at least a 65 in
the class to be allowed that opportunity. We have found that if students score lower
than a 65, it is difficult for them to complete the credit recovery course in the allotted
amount of time. These courses cost $160.00. Attendance recovery is when you are
making up hours because you missed too many days of the class due to absences.
Students pay $5.00 per hour for every hour they must recoup in order to be given
credit. They are given the original grade they earned in the course after making up the
time.
4.
If I took Saturday School for a class, can I do credit recovery? No. Students may not do
credit recovery and attendance recovery for the same course. Even if you made up hours
in Saturday School, that still counts as attendance recovery.
5.
Who do I contact with questions about summer school or whether or not I will be on
grade level if I do not take summer school? Mrs. Anthony. In the summer, you can
reach her via e-mail at marynellanthony@anderson5.net or by calling 260-5110.
6.
When is registration? June 9 from 1:30-3:30 or June 10 from 8:15-12:00 in the lecture
hall at T.L. Hanna. Please plan to pay with cash or debit. Checks are not accepted.
Information Given to Seniors
o
Graduation Practices: Mandatory – an absence can only be approved by
Mrs. Hilton. Dress – follow dress code and wear school ID. Wednesday,
May 20 at 8:15 am in the mall area; Thursday, May 21 at 8:15 am in the
mall area; Friday, May 22 at 7:45 am in the mall area (all students will ride
buses to Bon Secours in Greenville).
o
Graduation: Bon Secours Wellness Arena at 3:30 p.m. on May 23; Seniors
need to be there by 2:00 p.m.; Seniors & teachers only enter through the
VIP doors – sign-in at the door; Parents & friends can enter through the
Plaza or Rotunda Entrances – bags will be checked at the door (please no
noise makers)
o
Dress for Graduation: Males – Navy or black slacks, white shirt, dark tie,
dark dress shoes and socks, cap, gown, tassel; Females – black dress or black
slacks and black blouse, black low-heeled shoes, cap, gown, tassel.
o
Transportation for Graduation: Parking garage right beside Bon Secours
Wellness Arena – fee is $5; Bus Available – will leave at 1:00 p.m. from
Hanna; Sign up in guidance (you and/or family members can ride the bus);
Deadline to sign up for this bus is Friday, May 15.
o
Handicapped Parking – is available with a handicap placard in the VIP lot
which is located at the back of the Bon Secours Wellness Arena just off
Church Street.
Senior Dates
Date
May 19 (Tu)
May 20 (W)
May 21 (Th)
May 22 (F)
May 23 (Sa)
Event
Deadline to Pay
Senior Fees
Graduation Practice in
Mall
Graduation Practice in
Mall
Graduation Practice at
Bon Secours
Graduation
Information
@ 8:15 am to Beth Hughes in School Store.
@ 8:15 am; Seniors must be on time, dress according to
dress code, and wear ID’s.
@ 8:15 am; Seniors must be on time, dress according to
dress code, and wear ID’s. Senior report cards will be
distributed.
Meet at 7:45 am in mall and then depart by bus to
Greenville. Students should return by noon.
@ Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC. Students
should arrive inside the venue by 2:00 pm. Graduation
will be at 3:30 pm. Bus transportation is available for any
parents who need transportation.
2015 SENIOR GRADUATION
INFORMATION
We are looking forward to a wonderful graduation ceremony at Bon Secours Wellness Arena
(BSWA) in Greenville on May 23, 2015, and we know that Seniors and their parents are excited
about the big day. There are a number of points that are key to making graduation the
DIGNIFIED and happy event that all students deserve. Our goal is to make this a time of
respectful celebration so that everyone may have his or her individual moment to be recognized.
Seniors must attend all three graduation practices and Awards Night – the roll will be checked.
NO EXCEPTIONS! Any Senior who is not in attendance at each practice for the entire time will
NOT be allowed to take part in graduation. Mrs. Hilton is the only one who can excuse any
absences from practices. Appropriate school dress is expected, and you must wear your school
ID. No visitors are permitted at practice, including children. We will give out many important
items during practices. You must have your school ID to receive these.
Practices at Hanna will begin at 8:15 a.m. and last as long as necessary. If we get cooperation
from the senior class, we can be finished by about 11:00 am. Being tardy to practice will just
prolong the length of practice for everyone. Please note that having to go to work is not an
acceptable excuse to leave practice early.
We will practice at BSWA on Friday, May 22. All seniors will ride Anderson School District Five
School buses to Greenville for this practice. We will meet in the mall area at 7:45 a.m. and
attendance will be taken on the bus at 8:00 a.m. If a student misses the bus, this will result in an
unexcused absence, which may result in the loss of the privilege of marching at graduation.
Some Seniors will have to clear obligations with various teachers and/or the school financial office
before they can get diplomas. Names of those who have outstanding fees will be called out each
day of practice. Any Senior who does not clear all obligations by Tuesday, May 19 at 8:15 am,
will have his/her diploma removed from the diploma cover and held in the office until all monies
are paid. There will be long lines at that time, so Seniors should clear fees EARLY! Also, don’t
forget that we have practice on May 20 and May 21 at TLH, and on May 22 at BSWA.
GRADUATION is on the May 23.
GRADUATION – May 23
Graduation ceremonies begin at 3:30 p.m. - whether or not any Senior and his/her guests are
there! For graduation, all Seniors need to report to the VIP area of the BSWA NO LATER THAN
2:00! Traffic will be very congested, so plan to ARRIVE EARLY. Parking is available in the parking
garage beside the BSWA and costs $5. Be sure to bring your cap, gown, and tassel. You should be
dressed appropriately for graduation. If you choose to dress inappropriately, you will not be
allowed to march, and you will have to pick up your diploma at the school on Tuesday, May 26.
Appropriate dress is:
Men – dark trousers (navy or black) ABSOLUTELY NO JEANS; dark dress shoes (absolutely no
tennis shoes or flip-flops), dark socks, white shirts, dark necktie or bowtie, cap, gown, tassel.
Women – black dresses or black dress pants and black blouse, black low-heeled shoes, cap, gown,
and tassel. Absolutely no tennis shoes or flip-flops of any kind!
At the BSWA, Seniors will enter through the VIP Doors and check in at the designated table. They
will line up in appropriate lines. Teachers will take attendance and check dress code at 2:45 pm.
Junior Marshals will lead Seniors into the ceremony at the appropriate time. At the end of the
ceremony, Junior Marshals will lead Seniors out.
***Please let your family and friends know that it is our desire that the graduation ceremony be
one that is dignified and appropriate as we honor our seniors. We respectfully request that those
who are invited to this ceremony refrain from outbursts, use of noisemakers, and any other
activities that may disrupt the ceremony. Law enforcement will remove any guests who violate
this policy
Crafts Photography will be taking photographs of those who purchase the service ahead of time.
Flyers will be given out at graduation practice.
Creative Video will also be taping the entire graduation ceremony. They will sell these videos for
$25 on the day of graduation and $30 afterwards. Order forms will be available during this
Senior Meeting and at Bon Secours the day of graduation.
Key Dates and Times:
Practice #1
Practice #2
May 20, 8:15 a.m.
May 21, 8:15 a.m.
TLH Mall Area
TLH Mall Area
Practice #3
May 22
GRADUATION
MAY 23, Be at the
BSWA by 2:00 and in
line by 2:30!
Meet in the mall area at 7:45 am to travel to
Greenville by bus.
Check in at tables in and line up.
We will pull diplomas out of the lineup
if you are not present on time!
Fourth Nine Weeks Grading Timeline
Senior Report Cards Issued (at practice) May 21
Graduation
May 23

T.L. Hanna (Bon Secours Wellness Arena– Greenville, SC 3:30 pm)

Westside (Bon Secours Wellness Arena– Greenville, SC 7:00 pm)
Underclass Exam Schedule:
Day
Blocks
Wednesday, June 3
3 & 4 Block Exams
Thursday, June 4
2 Block Exam
Friday, June 5
1 Block Exam
Monday, June 8
Exam Makeups
Tuesday, June 9
Teacher Workday
Updated College Acceptance List
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
Aman
Lindsey
Presbyterian College
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
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
Bonaparte
AJ
Lander 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
Adelaide
University of Mississippi
Bradford
Adelaide
Auburn University
Bradford
Adelaide
Furman University
Bradford
Nathan
Clemson University
Bradford
Nathan
University of Mississippi
Bradford
Nathan
Brown
Dimiere
Fisher College
Bunton
Luke
Anderson University
Bunton
Luke
Clemson University
Bunton
Luke
Coastal Carolina
Bunton
Luke
Burriss
Ashley
Clemson University
Burriss
Britny
USC Upstate
Burriss
Britny
Coastal Carolina
Burriss
Britny
Francis Marion University
Burriss
Britny
Lander University
Burriss
Britny
Morris College
Busby
Joshua
Camacho
Aaron
Clemson University
Campbell
Shuntell
Brevard College
Campbell
Shuntell
Lenoir - Rhyne University
Campbell
Shuntell
Carson Newman University
Campbell
Shuntell
Campbell
Shuntell
Hampton University
Campbell
Shuntell
Methodist University
Campbell
Shuntell
North Carolina Central University
Campbell
Shuntell
Oglethorpe University
Campbell
Shuntell
Sweet Briar College
Campbell
Shuntell
Caulder
Noah
Clemson University
Caulder
Noah
Tri-County Technical College
Chidester
Graham
Clemson University
Chidester
Graham
Chidester
Graham
Miami University of Ohio
Clouse
Matthew
Anderson University
Clouse
Matthew
Clemson University
Collins
Megan
Furman University
Combs
Jordan
Clemson University
Copeland
Broderick
Winthrop University
Cothran
Rachel
Anderson University
Cothran
Rachel
Lander University
Cox
Josiah
University of Alabama
Dash
Sydney
Coastal Carolina
Defino
McKenna
Dukes
Dylan
Southern Wesleyan University
Dukes
Dylan
USC
Dukes
Dylan
Furman University
Fuller
Frederick
Geer
Kierra
Anderson University
Geer
Kierra
Winthrop
Gehle
Hope
University of Georgia
Gehle
Hope
University of Colorado at Boulder
Gehle
Hope
University of Denver
Gehle
Hope
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Gehle
Hope
University of Virginia
Guevara
Jose
Coastal Carolina
Hamilton
Jakeem
Harder
Austin
Clemson University
Harder
Austin
Harder
Austin
Purdue University
Harkness
Stephanie
Lander University
Harkness
Stephanie
North Carolina Central University
Harkness
Stephanie
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
Hunter
Mary
Anderson University
Hunter
Mary
Hunter
Mary
University of Montana
Hunter
Mary
Coastal Carolina University
Johnson
Charles Christian
The Citadel
Johnson
Charles Christian
Auburn University
Johnson
Edison
Gardner-Webb University
Johnson
Edison
Anderson University
Johnson
Edison
Lander University
Johnson
Edison
Jones
Sarah
Jones
Sarah
Jones
Sarah
Clemson University
Kiara
Williams
Johnson & Wales University
Le
Jordan
Madden
Timberlie
Anderson University
Malik
Nasiha
Old Dominion University
Malik
Nasiha
Stony Brook University
Malik
Nasiha
University of Pittsburgh
Malik
Nasiha
Malik
Rafay
Duke University
Malik
Rafay
Clemson University
Malik
Rafay
Vanderbilt University
Malik
Rafay
University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
Martin
Meredith
Clemson University
Martin
Meredith
USC
Maynard
Collin
Austin College
Maynard
Collin
Winthrop
McAlister
Elizabeth
Clemson University
Miller
Daequanyie
Gardner Webb University
Millner
Daequanyie
Coastal Carolina University
Nash
Myia
Lander University
Norris
Tiana
Morris College
Norris
Tiana
Benedict College
Pang
Michelle
Anderson University
Pang
Michelle
USC
Pang
Michelle
Wingate
Pang
Michelle
Clemson University
Pappas
Alissa
Clemson University
Pappas
Alissa
Pappas
Alissa
USC
Pappas
Alissa
Coastal Carolina
Parilla
Nick
Truman State University
Parilla
Nick
University of Minnesota
Parilla
Nick
The College of New Jersey
Parilla
Nick
Ursinus College
Parilla
Nick
Coe College
Parilla
Nick
Cornell College
Parilla
Nick
Lycoming College
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
Russell
Savannah
Anderson University
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
Schoenholz
Sarah
Schoenholz
Sarah
Clemson University
Shiverdecker Morgan
University of Michigan
Simmons
Parker
Clemson University
Stallo
Kaitlyn
Swenson
Erik
Clemson University
Swenson
Erik
Coastal Carolina
Swenson
Erik
Tabor
Chavis
Tabor
Chavis
Tello
Elizabeth
Clemson University
Tisdale
Ethan
Clemson University
Todd
Lyn
Erskine College
Tolly, IV
George
United States naval Academy
Townes
Hannah
Townes
Hannah
Vance
Sheridan
Anderson University
Wardlaw
Jarrett
USC Upstate
Wardlaw
Jarrett
Claflin University
Williams
KeeKee
Johnson and Wales
Williams
Kiara
NC Agricultural and Technical State Univ.
Williford
Paris
Williford
Paris
USC Upstate
Williford
Paris
Winthrop University
Young
Krystal
Young
Krystal
Tri County Technical College
Young
Krystal
Winthrop University
Guidance Department Scholarship List
Updated: May 20, 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.
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_scholarships.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
May 20 (W)
May 21 (Th)
May 22 (F)
May 23 (Sa)
May 25 (M)
May 26 (Tu)
May 27 (W)
May 28 (Th)
May 29 (F)
May 30 (Sa)
June 1 (M)
June 2 (Tu)
TLH 2014-2015 Calendar
Graduation Practice
Student Gov’t Body Meeting
Environmental Systems &
Societies Paper 1
Band Banquet
Graduation Practice
Environmental Systems &
Societies Paper 2
Graduation Practice at Bon
Secours Wellness Arena in
Greenville, SC
TLH Graduation
School Holiday – Memorial
Day
US History EOC
Biology EOC
Student Government Officer
Meeting
Algebra 1 EOC
English 1 EOC
First Annual TLH Athletic
Booster Club Golf Tourney
Drumline Auditions
@ 8:15 am in mall. Seniors must
continue to follow dress code and
wear ID’s.
@ 3:45 in Lecture Hall
PM
@ TLH @ 7:00 pm
@ 8:15 am in mall. Seniors must
continue to follow dress code and
wear ID’s. Final Report Cards
Distributed to Seniors at Practice
AM
Seniors will meet in the mall area at
7:45 am and ride buses to event.
Students should return by noon
Seniors should be at Bon Secours by
2:00 pm. There will be a bus available
if needed. Graduation will be @ 3:30
pm @ Bon Secours Wellness Center in
Greenville, SC
@ 3:45 in Room 807
@ Cobb’s Glen at noon – shotgun start
@ 9 am
June 3 (W)
June 4 (Th)
Underclass Exams
Underclass Exam
June 5 (F)
June 6 (Sa)
June 8 (M)
June 9 (Tu)
Underclass Exam
SAT
Exam Makeup Day
Teacher Professional
Development Day; Report
Cards Mailed Home
Summer School Registration
Summer School Registration
ACT
June 10 (W)
June 13 (Sa)
Third and fourth blocks
Second block; Early dismissal @ 11:45
am
First block; Early dismissal @ 9:45 am
Not given at TLH
1:30 – 3:30 pm
8:15 – 12:00 am
@ Westside

TL Hanna, an IB World School - Anderson School District Five

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