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Monday, June 7, 2010
Incoming middle school honor students to participate in Summer Reading Program
Hamilton City Honors Academy’s Summer Reading Program allows incoming seventh grade Honors Academy students to choose from The Red Pony by John Steinbeck, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson and The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey.
According to Wilson Middle School teacher Lisa Caudill, students will read their chosen book and then using the technology of nicenet.org, a free, secure website for education, post literary responses as well as a friendly letter of introduction over the summer.
This allows students to continue learning over summer break as well as to interact with their new teacher and classmates before they enter the classroom in September. In addition, exposure to classic literature allows them to develop a life long appreciation for reading.
Books are available at Books A Million, Half Price Books, and Borders as well as on-line and extra assignment forms will be available at each middle school during June.
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Transcript requests at HHS could be delayed
Due to the upcoming relocation of the high school records and transcripts at Hamilton High School, there may be a slight delay in receiving copies of transcripts.
Delays are most likely to occur between through June 21. Administrators are asking former students to allow a 48 hour notice to retrieve records.
For more information, call Sharon Grantz or Betty Ross at (513) 868-7700.
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Hamilton High honors Top Ten graduates
Hamilton High School’s Top Ten graduates in the class of 2010 earned scholarships and grants totaling $894,432.
Congratulations to the following students, listed here with their college of choice and total scholarship offers:
Kayla Gray, Case Western Reserve University, $189,000
Sinclair Kinch, The Ohio State University, $111,300
Katie Smith, The Ohio State University, $45,600
Chatondra Williams, The Ohio State University, $55,756
Taylor Young, The Ohio State University, $54,700
Courtney Windhorst, The Ohio State University, $6,700
Patricia Baker, Miami University, $86,226
Amanda Boyd, University of Cincinnati, $50,200
Emily Swartz, University of Alabama, $207,950
Kaitlin Campbell, University of Cincinnati, $87,000
Taylor Young, Chatondra Williams, Courtney Windhorst, Emily Swartz, Katie Smith, Sinclair Kinch, Kaitlin Campbell, Kayla Gray, Patricia Baker. (Not pictured - Amanda Boyd)
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