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 Congratulations
to our 2008 seniors who will be moving on to:
Harvard, Princeton, CalTech, Georgia Tech, UGA,
Tulane, Vanderbilt, Auburn, Univ of Pennsylvania,
Emory Univ, Rice Univ, Columbia, South Dakota
School of Mines & Technology, George Washington
Univ, Southern Adventist Univ, Southern Methodist,
Kennesaw State Univ, North Georgia College &
State Univ, Univ of South Carolina, Georgia Southern,
Universtiy of Alabama, Anderson Univ, Mercer Univ,
Southern Poly Tech Univ, Savannah College of Art
& Design, Univ of Nottingham, Univ. of Portland,
Oglethorpe Univ, New York Univ, Hampton Univ,
& Samford Univ. We are so proud of you! |
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"The Magnet program
helped me to figure out what I am passionate
about, and helped me get where I am today
-- a sophomore at MIT majoring in Chemical
Engineering."
Drew Regitsky, ' 06
MIT
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May 16
AP Tests (Human Geography, Latin: Vergil)
Magnet Senior Banquet, 7pm
May 19 - 20
Senior Final Exams
May 22 - 23
Underclassman Final Exams
May 24
Graduation, 10:00am
Sam
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Congratulations to our
Magnet Director, Dr. Gregg Farmer
and Wheeler teacher, Andrea Hawes,
who received the Above and Beyond Award for the 2007-2008.
Each year, the Academic Booster Club and the PTSA
team up to honor 2 faculty or staff members who have
gone “Above & Beyond”, giving their
time and talents to help and encourage the students
at Wheeler High School. The recipients have been nominated
by staff, students or parents. The winners were announced
May 15th at Honors Night.
Congratulations to Senior
Shelby Hines, who placed 3rd in the
400 (time: 56.6 seconds) in the Class AAAAA Girls
Track and Field State Meet.
Congratulations to Santhosh
Karnik who qualified
for the prestigious 37th United States of America
Mathematical Olympiad. Only about 500 students nationwide
are selected from among nearly 12,000 participants
in the AIME. The 9-hour USAMO exam will be administered
at Wheeler in two parts on April 29th and 30th.
We
now have a total of 38 students beginning with the
Class of 2004 that have scored an 800 on one or more
portions of the SAT. View
the 800 Club members
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