Shiloh Elementary

Title I Friday Parent Newsletter - 02/04/2022

Mark Your Calendar

Mark Your Calendar

Mark Your Calendar

February 11, 2022

Last day for SchoolStore Fundraiser


February 12, 2022

Apprenticeship and Technical Career Fair (flyer below)


February 14, 2022

Valentine's Day


February 16, 2022

Picture Day


February 17-21, 2022

NO SCHOOL Student/Teacher Holiday

Department of Community Services Special Events

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Interested in Trying Out for the Jr Generals Volleyball Middle School Team?

Head Volleyball Coach Rachel Ciceron will host a Volleyball Clinic only for current 5th graders interested in Volleyball. Click on the link below for more information and to register....
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Free or Reduced Lunch

Parents can apply for Free or Reduced Lunch online. We encourage you to do this now if applicable.
AKS at Home

AKS at Home

AKS at Home

The AKS at Home webpage has been updated for 2nd semester with new dates and times of the Zoom sessions. All Zoom sessions will have a Spanish Interpreter. To enhance a secure online environment for our families, each session will require registration using the Zoom meeting link.

As part of Gwinnett County Public Schools’ family engagement initiative, our AKS at Home project provides Math and Literacy support, for grades K-5, to families so that they truly are partners in their children’s learning. Scheduled Zoom Meetings are available for you to attend so you may quickly learn how you can help your child in Math and Literacy. All meetings are recorded and tools are posted in case you can't make the live session. This support is available for families to access in the format that fits them and their schedule best.

We invite our families to take advantage of AKS at Home to gain access to scheduled virtual meetings or recorded sessions to best fit your schedule, and to the parent tip sheets (in English y en Español).

If you have any questions, please contact Olga Torres

(Shiloh ES Parent Outreach Liaison)

@ 770-736-2129

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Interested in Becoming a GCPS Substitute Teacher?

Making a difference in the lives of students is just one of the reasons substitute teachers love what they do. Here are some others:


  • Make connections for future full-time employment opportunities
  • Define your days and hours of availability
  • Control your commute – GCPS substitute teachers have many work locations to choose from
  • Work around your family’s schedule
  • Earn money while working toward a teaching certificate
  • Retired? Continue to enjoy retirement and earn part-time income
  • Choose one or both substitute options – digital instruction and in-class instruction


Click HERE to learn more and APPLY NOW!

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For more information or to register please call Olga Torres 770-736-2129

Para mas informacion o para registrarse favor de llamar Olga Torres 770-736-2129
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Does Your Child Need a Tutor?

Does Your Child Need a Tutor?

Does Your Child Need a Tutor?

Gwinnett County Public Library is offering this resource for FREE!

The expert tutors at Tutor.com help your child work through a tough homework problem, improve their writing skills, study for a test, review a difficult concept, and so much more!


Click HERE to get started.

Haz clic para comenzar.

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Necesita Su Hijo/a la Necesidad de un Tutor?

La Biblioteca Publica del Condado de Gwinnett esta ofreciendo este recurso GRATIS! Los tutores expertos de Tutor.com ayudan a su hijo a resolver problemas de tarea difíciles, mejorar sus habilidades de escritura, estudiar para un examen, repasar conceptos difíciles y mucho más! Para comenzar haz clic arriba.

Social Media

Social Media

Social Media

Are you following us on Social Media?

Follow us on Instagram @shilohelementary and keep in touch through facebook.com/shilohes

Community Information

Do you need assistance or would you like to volunteer in your community during Covid-19?

As we all work together through this difficult time of Covid-19, the GwinnettCares.org website is currently designed to help you GET HELP, DONATE food and supplies, VOLUNTEER, and GIVE to local non-profits.


Families in Need, please call the Gwinnett Coalition Helpline at 770-995-3339 for referrals to the best resources.


New to Snellville?

Interested in finding out the history of Snellville, location of celebrations or events, houses of worship, post offices, schools, and a whole lot more? Read more and explore Snellville.


FoodFinder.org in GA

This website launched in May of 2014, it provides an easy way to search for free food resources in your area. This site was designed to help alleviate child hunger by providing a simple way to find food banks and other nearby food resources. FoodFinder.us


Reduced Rate Internet Service

Did you know that Comcast provides Internet service at a reduced rate for families that are a part of the National School Lunch Program? Read the information associated with this opportunity.

About Us

About Us

About Us

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Check our the Shiloh ES Title I Parent Center webpage


For more information, contact Vicki Diaz. The Parent Center is located across from the front office in room 1.101 and is open M-F, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM. - The Parent Center is temporarily closed at this time and will reopen when school is back in session.

2400 Ross Road, Snellville, GA, USA vicki.m.diaz@gcpsk12.org 770-736-2129 shilohes.org
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Community-Based Mentoring Program


The Power of One


  • The Gwinnett County Public Schools Community-Based Mentoring Program strives to be a true reflection of the “ Power of One” This means that we believe in the impact one caring adult mentor can have on a child's life. As a collective team with our school counselors, teachers, family members, and community; together, we all play a role in motivating and engaging students in and out of school. The involvement of a community mentor can make a meaningful, lasting connection.

    The Community-Based Mentoring program pairs caring adults with male and female students in grades 4 through 12 to provide guidance, encouragement, and support to help them become successful young adults, both in and out of school.

    To learn more about how you can positively impact a student’s life, please click on the link below to learn more!