Parents and Guardians, as we spring towards the end of the school year, we hope that you and your student are enjoying the warming weather and looking forward to summer. However, there is still work to be done before it's all "fun in the sun".

Freshmen are required to earn at least 5 credits to go to Habersham Central next school year. At this point, all students should be on track to earn all 8 of their credits this school year, including a credit in each core content area (math, history, science, and English).

If your student is struggling in a class, please reach out to the teacher. Our teachers will happily provide morning or afternoon tutoring, by appointment, if a student needs additional help.

The third quarter of the school year will end on March 12, and report cards will be distributed at school on March 23.

PowerSchool for parents and guardians is a great way for you to keep daily track of your student's grades, attendance, and missing assignments. If you need access to your student's PowerSchool, please email Mrs. Janet Patton for that information at JPatton@habershamschools.com.

If you have any questions or feedback, please reach out to us. We truly do value your feedback.

The mission of the Habersham County School System is “Success for ALL students”. In keeping with our mission, the Habersham County School System does not tolerate racism or discrimination of any kind by students or staff. All students deserve respect and have a right to a safe learning environment regardless of their race, religion, beliefs, gender or sexual orientation. Comments or actions which are discriminatory, racist, or otherwise degrading towards others are strictly prohibited in all Habersham County Schools and at all school sponsored events.

Any person who believes they have experienced racism or discrimination should report such actions or behaviors to a teacher, counselor or administrator. Every situation reported will be investigated and appropriate action taken.

Next week we will be celebrating Pi Week. Students and teachers will have a chance to earn House points each day and celebrate all things math.

On Monday, March 15, we will kick off the week of numbers by wearing something with a number on it.

Since Tuesday is the 16th and that is a perfect square, find a friend and dress as twins.

Wednesday, we will celebrate the Golden Ratio along with those little leprechauns running about, so wear something gold.

Thursday, we will celebrate all things nerdy, so dress nerdy or with crazy hair.

Friday we will finish the Pi Week celebration by dressing as Pi-rates and having a House competition on who can recite the most digits of Pi. So start memorizing now!

We will also be participating in the Mu Alpha Theta Math Tournament this year on March 16th. Anyone who has already completed Algebra 1 or Geometry and would like to compete should contact their 1st semester math teacher by March 11.