On Friday, May 28, Dr. Edwyn Carter and his staff will be conducting FREE sports physicals at his office at 189 Jefferson Parkway from 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm. Please spread the word to your athletes so they can take advantage of this service. All Varsity athletes grades 8-12 need a physical to participate in any GISA practice or game.  These physicals will cover all summer activities and all sports for the 2010-11 school year.

The Varsity Cheerleaders are selling ads for the fall Football program.  If you are interested in purchasing an ad for your family or business, email Susan Dieckmann and she will assign a cheerleader to contact you.  Thank you in advance for your support.

We would like to invite all students K-8 interested in football to attend Summer Football Camp. Coach Danny Cronic and his talented coaching staff are planning a fun-filled teaching experience for the kids. This is a great opportunity for our young players, as well as other students in the community, to learn from the very best!  For more details, see our flier  and registration form.  Please contact Coach JP Weaver at 678-525-9964 or at
jpweaver51@gmail.com if
you have any questions.

Cheer Camp
Lil' Hawk Cheer Clinic

Cheer clinic is open to rising PK-4th Grade Girls and hosted by the Heritage Varsity Cheerleaders June 21-23, 9 am - 12 pm.

 

 

 

Become a Fan!  If you are a Facebook user, become a fan of The Heritage School, and help us reach our goal of 500 fans. Spread the word!

Round 2 of the State Baseball Tournament will be hosted by Heritage at 4:30 today and noon tommorrow, Saturday, May 15.  Support the Heritage Key Club in Concessions and enjoy hotdogs & barbeque catered by Half Shell while cheering the Hawks on to victory against Piedmont!
 

Round 2 of the Women's State Soccer Tournament will also be hosted by Heritage at 7:00 tonight.  This is the last home soccer game of the season. Another win here tonight sends our girls to the semi-finals in Macon.  Let's make some noise and celebrate their success under the lights Friday night!

A special thank you to all of our Heritage parents for sharing your time and talents in putting together the class baskets for our online auction.  Our class winner this year is "Miss" Ruth's second grade class bringing in $2,000.00!  They will be rewarded with a class party.  All of your contributions are greatly appreciated! Thank you for making our first online auction a huge success!

One hundred percent of the class of 2010 has been accepted to college and has made post-Heritage plans.  Check out the list of colleges our seniors will attend next year!  Impressively, this class has also earned over $1.7 million dollars in scholarships!  We are so proud of our wonderful seniors and wish them the very best in their future endeavors.

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Attention middle and upper school boys interested in playing basketball next year.  Please fill out and return the sign up sheet BY THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR to the front office or Ron Rineer.   High school boys should report to practice June 7-July 10, and middle school boys will practice June 7 - 25. 

 

The Parents' Club is gearing up for next year!  Please take a moment to browse the Parents' Club website or download the 2010-2011 Parents' Club brochure to learn about the Three for Me initiative (asking each parent to volunteer only three hours of time next year!) and the exciting volunteer opportunities available.  As an automatic member of The Heritage School Parents' Club, you are encouraged to partner with your students' school in their education. We value your time; the more people volunteer, the more we can achieve!

Once a month throughout the school year, the PK3, PK4, and Kindergarten students have had the opportunity to join Ms. Gina in the chemistry lab to learn about scientific facts that tie in with their current studies.  This year, because of our school-wide Year of the Ocean theme, there was a heavy emphasis on ocean-related facts.  Some of the impressive things our young students learned about include the salinity of the ocean and bio-luminescence.  They got to paint with real sponges gathered from Apalachicola, and for dental month, they made a giant tube of sharks' toothpaste, which involved an exploding enzymatic reaction using hydrogen peroxide!  This week, as a special treat, the Kindergarteners got to join the upper school chemistry students, who helped them learn about acids and bases and how vegetables can change color with baking soda and vinegar.  Chemistry lab for the ELC is just one more benefit of a Heritage education, and it has provided a valuable learning experience for our young scholars.