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Things you need to know…

Handouts for Units 3, 4, and 5 are due on Thursday, April 13th. ( Remember the school’s late policy this marking period).

Units 6,7, and 8 are due on Monday, April 17th.

There will be an assessment on Tuesday, April 18th on: State and local government, the judicial system, juvenile system and local government (including special districts).

From the Media Center:

The week of April 24-28th will be half-off week in the MC.

Please encourage students who have outstanding charges to take advantage of this opportunity to pay off temporary ID charges and/or late book fees for half of what is owed.  (Half-off does NOT apply to new charges, to the purchase of a new ID badge nor lost books.)

Also, All student materials are due back in the MC by Friday, May 5th (per district).

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Gracie Whiten-Student of the Month

Gracie Whiten Named Superintendent’s Student of the Month – February 2017

Our featured Student of the Month representing the month of February is an eighth grader from the Coastal Middle School. She is described as a student who has defied the odds with steady progress in and outside the classroom.

This student has shown significant progress on her SRIs. She’s won numerous awards for best effort including ELA, Georgia history, and math. With a strong will to succeed, she is currently making all As and Bs.

Every day, she serves as a School Nurse Assistant. Outside of school, she works as a Marshpoint Elementary School volunteer and she volunteers with her church Sunday School. Additionally, she assisted in her community with the Hurricane Matthew clean- up efforts. When discussing what motivates her, she says, “I want to show people that you can succeed even if you have delayed learning. I want to enlist in the Coast Guard to help our nation.”

We are proud to announce the Superintendent’s Student of the Month for February 2017 is Gracie Whiten! Congratulations to our student, her family, and the faculty and staff of Coastal Middle School!

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Division of Communications and Community Engagement

Savannah-Chatham County Public School System

208 Bull Street, Room 105

Savannah, Ga 31401

(912)395-5538

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TEST Wed. WWI-WWII

Please start reviewing your notes for the upcoming assessment, which will cover the following:

Events that led to WWI

Georgia’s contribution to WWI

Impact of the Depression on GA  

 boll weevil and drought    

New Deal Acts: CCC, AAA, REA, SS

Pres. Roosevelt and Ga. and his impact on the state  

 Lend Lease and the impact on the U.S.  

 Impact of Georgia military bases during WWI

Role of Bell Aircraft and the shipyards in Savannah and Brunswick Attack on Pearl Harbor and U.S. involvement in WWII Transportation systems used in Georgia and internationally

Impact of the Holocaust on Georgia 

The 4 major transportation systems in Georgia

Notable Georgians: Ellis Arnall, Carl Vinson, William B. Hartsfield, Ivan Allen, Richard Russell, Eugene Talmadge.