It’s Registration Week

Hi Hawk Families!

I hope you had a fantastic weekend! Here are the logistics about course registration. This went out

earlier to parents, but I thought I would reiterate.

Course registration for the 2020-2021 school year will occur this week for students in 9th, 10th, and

11th grades. The 2020-2021 Course Catalog is available on the Hillgrove homepage and on the

counselor's blog. Students should review the course catalog to become familiar with the courses

we plan to offer next year. Students can use the last page of the catalog to record courses they

wish to take. Hopefully your child took a few minutes before Monday to identify the courses

he/she wants to take next year. This will make the registration process easier.

We will follow an alternate bell schedule on Monday, March 2nd, that will allow students to return

to first semester classes so that those teachers can make course recommendations. Then students

will return to their current schedule to get course recommendations from current teachers. (We

will follow our regular bell schedule the remainder of the week - No homeroom or Hawk Hour

this week.) Student will also be able to get course labels for all courses during lunches on

Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday and Friday, students will be called by last name to enter

their courses into the scheduling database. After courses are entered, students will receive a

printed copy of the courses for which they registered. Instructions to change a course are included

at the bottom of the student's printed copy. (The complete registration process and timeline is

located on page 2 of the course catalog.)

If you have any questions about this message, please contact Hillgrove High School at 678-331-

3961. We are happy to assist you.

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*****************************AP Testing Registration Notice************************

For the sake of accurate verification and organization as we prepare for AP Testing, we

have an in-house deadline of Wednesday, March 4th by the end of the school day.

Please be sure to register by Wednesday. You may contact Mr. Brown if you have any

questions.

Hawk Highlights March 2, 2020

25th Edition

From Sherri Thoroughman – Athletic Director

Hello Hawks!

I hope everyone had a great weekend. More rain is coming this week but our activities won’t stop!

(The baseball games may/will be affected by the rain.) Come out and support our Hawks!

Here is how it went for our Hawks last week:

JV Girls Soccer- lost to North Cobb 1-0 and beat McEachern 5-0.

Varsity Girls Soccer- beat North Cobb 2-1, and beat McEachern 10-0.

JV Boys Soccer- they lost to North Cobb 7-1 and tied McEachern 1-1.

Varsity Boys Soccer- beat North Cobb 5-0 and beat McEachern 4-0.

JV Baseball- Lost to North Paulding, 15-5, beat Harrison 10-4 and beat Walton 10-6.

Varsity Baseball- they lost to Marist 2-0, lost to Pope 9-1, lost to Mill Creek 9-4, and lost to

Brookwood 6-1 .

There were beautiful skies at LakePoint on Tuesday.

JV Boys Lacrosse- beat Campbell 12-0 on a beautiful night at The Grove.

Varsity Boys Lacrosse- Beat Campbell 14-1 and lost to Etowah 13-8.

JV Girls Lacrosse- lost to Allatoona 5-3 and lost to Roswell 5-4.

Varsity Girls Lacrosse- beat Allatoona 17-10 and lost to Roswell 15-14 in OT. They also took a trip to

KSU to watch their girls lacrosse team play Florida and they got a chance to meet and talk with

professional lacrosse player Myles Jones.

Varsity Boys Tennis- they beat Campbell 3-2

Wins were by:

Jay Squire 6-2, 6-3

Ace Shinoda and Danny Halliday 7-5, 6-2

Aaden Webb and Austin Gohlke 4-6, 6-0, 10-8 (tiebreaker)

JV Girls Tennis- lost to Campbell 4-1.

Varsity Girls Tennis- lost to Campbell 3-2.

Track- They opened their season at the Atlanta Relays. The boys team took 3rd place and the girls

team took 2nd

place. Click the link to see the complete results.

https://ga.milesplit.com/meets/368264/results/689394/raw#.Xlw83mRKg2w

Girls

Anissa Williams took 5th place in the 100m dash.

Meghan Flanagan took 3rd place and Gabriela Osornio took 4

th place in the 3200m run.

Brooke Lofton took 2nd

place in the 100m hurdles and Aneeya Taylor took 6th place .

The 4x100m relay took 7th place. Runners are Alyssa Bagley, Samia Young, Anissa Williams, Aneeya

Taylor, Brooke Lofton and Christina Joseph.

The 4x200m relay took 5th place. Runners are Robyn Boyo, Christina Joseph, Anissa Williams, Samia

Young and Simone Steve.

Arianna Gardener took 1st place in the High Jump and Kyami Cruz took 4

th.

Maddy Beasley took 4th place in the Pole Vault.

Genesis Allah took 2nd

place in the Triple Jump.

Aiyah Vickers took 7th place in the discus throw.

Boys

Emory Floyd took 2nd

place in the 400m dash.

Kameron Lee took 1st place in the 110m hurdles.

The 4x200m relay took 8th place- Runners are Trevarus Walker, Tyler Booker, Andrew Worthy, Emory

Floyd, Xavier Jackson and Michael Magee.

Jalen Royals took 6th place in the High Jump.

Harriston Bakkar took 6th place in the Pole Vault and Luke Willis took 8

th place.

Jalen Davis took 5th place in the Long Jump and Issaiah McCray took 6

th place.

Issaiah McCray took 1st place in the Triple Jump.

Andrew Granger took 2nd

place in the Discus Throw.

Arianna Gardener

Issaiah McCray

Kameron Lee

Brooke Lofton

The girls 4x mile relay took 4th place ahead of the Olympic Marathon Trials.

NJROTC- The NJROTC academic team traveled to Green Cove Springs Florida to participate in the

Area-12 State Brain Brawl championships. Off to a rough start in a double elimination field of 24

teams they fought back finishing in 16th place. While in Florida they also visited the historic Saint

Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum.

Winterguard- they place 9th at Alpharetta on 2/22.

Follow us on Twitter @hillgrovesports or find more information on our website at

www.hillgroveathletics.com. Visit our galleries online. Mrs. Morgan has uploaded more pictures!

Picture Credits: Jonathan Brown, Jonathan Gambrell, Julie Harnage, Allen Harris, Latashia Ironside,

Mary Romanowski, Sam Sanford, Natalie Shuman and Mirna Wynn.

“Learn to say NO to the good so you can say YES to the best.”

John Maxwell

Reflections that benefit us all

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