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YoungLife Fundraising
As we wind down the school year, we are totally amazed by what God is doing in the lives of students at Campbell High School! We've had great participation at our clubs and have had the chance to take some of our relationships to deeper levels. We have also added two new leaders to our group, Trey and Michelle Crow.

So...what does summer bring? Camp of course! As many of you know, we never want to turn a student away from going to camp because of financial reasons, so this means lots and lots of fundraising! So one last fundraiser will be a Chick-fil-A Spirit night on Monday 5/20 from 5-8PM. Come and enjoy some great food with your family and help kids go to camp! If you could please either dine-in our carry out your food that night; for drive-thru sales will not count towards our fundraiser! So bring your friends, tell everybody! Thanks!

Details:
Campbell YL Chick-fil-A Spirit Night
Chick-fil-A at South Cobb Drive
3100 South Cobb Drive (next to the big Kroger)
5-8PM
Dine-in or Carryout sales only (no drive-thru)

THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We are so proud of our seniors! We’ve been keeping track of our band seniors and their college opportunities on a wall in the band room, including a total scholarship amount tracker. We are very excited to announce that our senior band members have earned over $2 million in college scholarships! Thank you for everything do. Our students would not have the opportunities to further their education without your support and dedication to their education.

Please congratulate the following students:

David Borden:
• $13,000 per year-Tennessee State University
• $6,000- Stillman College

Darrowing Brown:
• $12,000 per year - Mississippi Valley State University
• $4,000 per semester - Langston University
• $6,000- Stillman College

Milton Douglas:
• $4,000 per semester- Langston University
• $15,000 per year - Tennessee State University
• $12,000 per year - Mississippi Valley State University
• $12,000 per year- Oglethorpe University
• Full tuition per year- University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
• $8,000- Stillman College

Miriam Hammond:
• $28,000 per year -University Of Miami
• $18,100 per year - Tuskegee University
• $16,000 per year - Oglethorpe University
• $17,500 per year - Roanoke University
• $8,000 per year - Syracuse University
• $12,000 per year - Johnson and Wales University

Keysharrah Harris:
• $4,000 per semester- Langston University
• $15,000 per year - Tennessee State University
• $12,000 per year - Mississippi Valley State University
• Full Tuition per year - University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
• $10,000- Stillman College

Joshua Florence:
• $5,000 per year - Boy Scouts of America

Joshua Lucero:
• $13,000 per year - Tennessee State University
• $12,000 per year - Mississippi Valley State University
• $8,000- Stillman College

Zephaniah Peterson:
• $4,000 per semester - Langston University
• Full Tuition- Tennessee State University
• $12,000 per year - Mississippi Valley State University
• $10,000 per year - Tuskegee University
• Full tuition - University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
• $8,000 per year - Jackson State University
• $11,000 per year - Wentworth Institute of Technology
• $8,000- Stillman College

Amriel Rodriguez:
• Full Tuition - Tennessee State University
• $8,000- Stillman College

Melissa Seevers:
• $12,000 per year- South Carolina State University

Edwin Victor:
• $9,000 per semester- Langston University
• $17,000 per year - Tennessee State University
• Full tuition - University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
• $8,000 per year - Jackson State University
• $5,000 per year - Alabama State University
• $12,000- Stillman College

Aaryn Watson:
• $17,000 per year - Tennessee State University
• Half tuition per year- University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

Osborne High School Title III Parent Involvement in 2013 Overview
The Title III Parent Involvement program at Osborne High School was significantly expanded this year with the addition of a Title III Parent Facilitator, Lisa Shaw. Services provided focused on international and immigrant families and included the establishment of a Title III Parent Resource Center, Adult English Classes, Adult Reading Classes, Educational Workshops and Trainings, International Culinary Classes, and Informational Talks, assistance with Open Houses, College Night, Financial Aid Night and increased home-school communication for ESOL students and their families through telephone calls, parent conferences, and interpretation services provided by Title III.
For the students, we had a series of four Lunch and Learn Workshops “Fresh Talk 2013” done in collaboration with Community in Schools. The goal of these workshops is to target Freshman Academy students and share information with them that is beneficial to their academic and social success. Over 100 Freshman ESOL students were invited to attend. In addition, we provided a series of educational and college tours for primarily junior and senior ESOL students that were held on college campuses in Georgia and Washington, D.C./Virginia Areas. We also provided exposure to educational and cultural events to ESOL students such as the Frida and Diego Exhibit at the High Museum and the Atlanta Opera’s Italian Girls in Algiers at the Cobb Energy Center.
Throughout the year, Osborne High School had approximately 270 students enrolled in the ESOL program; approximately 40 Intensive English Learners (IEL), 80 exited and monitored students and 150 active ESOL. An approximate total of 100 Freshman Academy students were serviced via school-based educational workshops, a total 44 students were serviced via off-campus college tours visits and informational sessions, and approximately 50 students were serviced via off-campus cultural exposure/educational events. Many other ESOL students were supported and serviced as requested by teachers, counselors, administrators, staff members and the students themselves.
Other services provided/coordinated by Title III Parent Involvement include assistance with ESOL monitoring, ACCESS testing, GHSGT Testing, served as Panelist for KSU Parent and Community Panel, collaborated with KSU Urban Education Interns, facilitated Interpretation Basics Workshop for students, assisted with 9th grade retention data, facilitated Osborne Spanish Language Website, created Osborne Online Google Doc Language Service Request form, assisted with Osborne’s participation in local Wal-Mart store opening, ESOL Tutoring program and maintained Osborne Title III Blog.
Go Cardinals!!!
Lisa Shaw

Please pass along to Graduating Seniors looking to continue their education for a Career in Technology.

Opportunity Scholarship…
Is a substantial Institutional Scholarship designed to help reduce the cost of education for eligible individuals who qualify up to $25,000 in scholarship. If ITT may be a good fit, then our financial aid staff will go over more details about the Opportunity Scholarship, as well as provide a personalized cost estimate.

You probably know that education can be a valuable asset, but are you aware of the educational options available to you? ITT Tech is a leading provider of technology oriented, lab intensive, hands-on, and career focused degree programs.

Our philosophy is easy and no fluff to pursuing a career in technology. Each quarter you have 3 classes, one soft skills class (problem solving, strategies, etc.) and 2 core classes in your career of study 3 nights per week, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 6pm to 10:45pm for those who juggle family life and work full-time jobs. We provide only the classes you need to graduate. It takes 7 quarters to complete our programs which equates to less than 21 months (full time status).

Our programs of study teach skills and knowledge that can be used to pursue careers in our global, technology-driven society. We offer CAREER SERVICES, including HELP and assistance in finding a JOB upon graduation.

Maybe it’s time to explore your options. Come for a tour and learn about your options! Visit our website! www.itt-tech.edu . Please select the Douglasville, GA campus option.

Classes now forming for June 17, 2013

your desire to change must be greater than your desire to stay the same.

Adolescent Services network Resources
The ASN Manual provides a comprehensive overview of Georgia's public health resources, from mental health support to family planning services to counseling on a variety of subjects. Within this site, we've put each and every page in the ASN Manual online, so that you can easily access it, search it, and learn from it on your own schedule. The manual is divided into sections according to type of support service, and we've also included a listing by location. Click on the links below to learn about support services and to find out what's available in your neighborhood.
The ASN Manual provides a comprehensive overview of Georgia's public health resources, from mental health support to family planning services to counseling on a variety of subjects. Within this site, we've put each and every page in the ASN Manual online, so that you can easily access it, search it, and learn from it on your own schedule. The manual is divided into sections according to type of support service, and we've also included a listing by location. Click on the links below to learn about support services and to find out what's available in your neighborhood.
The ASN Manual provides a comprehensive overview of Georgia's public health resources, from mental health support to family planning services to counseling on a variety of subjects. Within this site, we've put each and every page in the ASN Manual online, so that you can easily access it, search it, and learn from it on your own schedule. The manual is divided into sections according to type of support service, and we've also included a listing by location. Click on the links below to learn about support services and to find out what's available in your neighborhood.
The ASN Manual provides a comprehensive overview of Georgia's public health resources, from mental health support to family planning services to counseling on a variety of subjects. Within this site, we've put each and every page in the ASN Manual online, so that you can easily access it, search it, and learn from it on your own schedule. The manual is divided into sections according to type of support service, and we've also included a listing by location. Click on the links below to learn about support services and to find out what's available in your neighborhood.

http://gcapp.org/asn-directory

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