Shiloh
Schools
T h e S h i lo h C lu st e r o f G w i n n e tt Co u n t y P u b l i c S c h o o l s
Excellence. Pride. Commitment. Learning. Motivation. Engagement.
Shiloh High School
Shiloh Middle School
Anderson-Livsey Elementary School
Annistown Elementary School
Centerville Elementary School
Partee Elementary School
Shiloh Elementary School
“The Shiloh cluster encourages
school spirit and to achieve a
unitary feeling among staff,
students, and Shiloh families. This
unified goal creates excellence to
stem from everyone involved in
the Shiloh community.”
D. Choudhary
Shiloh High
“Shiloh excellence is defined by
quality. We expect the best and
promote excellence so our students
shine. There are exceptional gifts
here at Shiloh, so we will always
continue to foster them.”
Ms. Yomi Miller
Shiloh Middle
6th grade teacher
Excellence
noun
1. the fact or state of excelling; superiority; eminence: his excellence in mathematics.
2. an excellent quality or feature: Use of study habits is one of the excellences of learning.
The Shiloh cluster has received many county and state awards
in recent years. The excellence shown throughout our cluster has
helped our community embrace and support our schools, and we
encourage our parents to stay involved in their child’s education and to
collaborate with our schools.
“My teacher sets high goals for me,
so I try to reach those goals. I always
try to do my best in everything I do.”
LEFT: “Excellence is where hard work meets passion.”
Mr. Jeremy Sena
Annistown Elementary 4th Grade Teacher
“The Science Fair allows me an opportunity
to show how creative I can be.”
S. Watchulonias, Shiloh Elementary
B. Osbourne
Anderson-Livsey Elementary
2nd grade
BELOW: “We are learning how to solve systems by
graphing. The Mobi board was being used along with
a PowerPoint presentation. The Mobi board allows
me to change slides and annotate on the slide while
students are viewing the lesson. I am able to be very
mobile in the classroom with this technology.”
Ms. Sabrina McDow
Shiloh Middle 8th Grade Teacher
“Annistown is excellent because
everyone works so diligently that
we exceed in what we need to do.
We all learn and have fun and that
is what Annistown does!”
S. Shaikh
Annistown Elementary
4th grade
““Centerville is excellent because it
teaches you how to learn and how
to have fun at the same time.”
Students work feverishly on a project for Ms. Lobe to be submitted to
the Gwinnett County Media Festival. The students created projects using
Georgia history to display their knowledge, and they had the opportunity
to vote on their favorites from their peers.
Shiloh MIddle School 8th Grade Students
A. Boyd
Centerville Elementary
5th Grade
“The Shiloh Cluster encourages
students to achieve excellence by
providing websites, afterschool
tutorial, small group learning,
and spelling bees, and they are
more than willing to help us.”
M. Abdirahman
Partee Elementary
2nd grade
“I think the library is a great place
at Shiloh because it is a wonderful
place to learn about books.
Nonfiction books like books about
space help you get smarter. It’s a
quite place to read and enjoy your
book without any noise.”
J. McFarlane
Shiloh Elementary
ABOVE: “All of my teachers have taught
me to be excellent by teaching me how
to be a good student in class, and to
make smart decisions. When people
teach you how to listen and be good in
school, that’s what excellence is to me.”
M. Tekie, Partee Elementary
4th Grade Student
RIGHT: “Centerville is fun and great. You
get to learn and the teachers are nice.
Kindergarten helped me learn how
to count.”
D. McDowell, Centerville Elementary
Kindergarten Student
ABOVE: “AES has amazing parents. Their
commitment to our students and school is
demonstrated through their countless hours of
volunteer services as they operate in excellence to
bring our community and school together through
various programs and their support by attending
parent workshops. As the Parent Instructional
Support Coordinator, I am honored to work with
this outstanding group of individuals, and our
students, staff, and community are better because
of their loyalty and dedication to education.”
Ms. Beverly Barber
Annistown Elementary PISC Coordinator
LEFT: “Working at Shiloh has been a wonderful
experience, being able to work with students and
helping them gives me the satisfaction that I have
contributed in some way. The kids here always
put a smile on my face. Being a General is truly
EXCELLENT!!!!”
Ms. Jenny Abad
Shiloh High School Clerk
“I am proud to be a student in
the Shiloh cluster because of
how great the teachers and
staff treats the students at
Shiloh. I am also proud to be
a General.”
O. Saavedra
Shiloh High
“‘Shiloh Pride’ is unquestionably
the foundation by which
our school represents on a
daily basis. It provides spirit,
motivation, and uplifting for
students throughout the Shiloh
community.”
Dr. Calvin Hornton
Connections Teacher
Shiloh Middle
Pride
The Shiloh cluster of schools is characterized by a collective
sense of pride for and by our community. We teach students
leadership, team work and citizenship in courses taught and with
extracurricular activities. Each schools in the cluster understands
that pride is established and maintained by continuously
exceeding expectations and offering our students a variety of
activities and programs that help them become well-rounded
citizens.
noun
1. pleasure or satisfaction taken in something done by
or belonging to oneself or believed to reflect credit upon
oneself: civic pride.
2. the state or feeling of being proud.
3. something that causes a person or persons to be proud:
His art collection was the pride of the family.
“I am proud to go to Anderson-Livsey,
because it feels like home. The
teachers care about me. I make lots
of new friends. Anderson-Livsey is a
good place to be.”
“The teachers and staff at Annistown Elementary exhibit a level of
dedication that is truly exceptional. Their commitment to their students,
school, community, and each other creates a positive, nurturing, and
FUN learning environment that I am privileged to be a part of.”
Mr. Marcus Sowcik Annistown Elementary K-2 Teacher
J. Tyrell
Anderson-Livsey Elementary
3rd grade
“I feel great satisfaction and pride to
be part of Annistown Elementary.
Our high expectations and standard
of teaching is what makes us
exceptional. Seeing the passion
and the talent among my fellow
teachers inspires me to be better
every day.”
“I am proud to be a student in the Shiloh cluster because I believe that Shiloh has
the best academic opportunities and education there is in Gwinnett County. Being a
General is something I like to take advantage of for my well-being in Shiloh.”
G. Lopez, Shiloh Middle School, 7th grade
Ms. Teresa Meehan
Annistown Elementary
Kindergarten Teacher
“I’m proud to be part of such an
excellent team. We are very
conscience about providing
Centerville students with nutritious
meals to help ensure every student
performs to their full potential.”
Ms. Nancy Ball
Centerville Elementary
Assistant Cafeteria Manager
“I am proud to be a student at Centerville. Centerville is a very fun school and we do
a lot of activities. We do fun field trips, math carnival, and science night. Centerville
sets rules you have to follow and those rules help you learn better.”
M. Collins, Centerville Elementary, 5th Grade
The Shiloh Middle School
Student Council teams up
with the Soul Project in
order to collect shoes for
adults and children in Ghana.
The Soul Project takes gently
used shoes to Ghana in
order to prevent disease, and
it also helps children get
to school safely since they
walk long distances. The
student council members
counted, sorted, and bagged
the shoes in the large, blue
barrels during the collection.
Our students, faculty, and
staff collected almost 1,000
pairs of shoes for people in
Ghana during the month of
December.
“I love being a part of my Shiloh cluster! I couldn’t wait to come back and teach in the cluster where I went
to school; it feels like family! Go Generals!”
Ms. Lauren Repetto, Shiloh High School Graduate, now 2nd Grade Teacher at Partee Elementary
“We are all united as one big
community. The Shiloh cluster
does a great job at working as
an excellent organization.”
J. Berry
Partee Elementary
2nd grade
“Helping others in the school and
local community is what Shiloh
is about. Students and teachers
participate in a Walk A Thon to earn
money for Relay for Life and to
honor Ms. Vickie, our custodian.”
Ms. Mary Johnson
Shiloh Elementary
Teacher
ABOVE: “I have lived in the Shiloh Cluster for the last 15 years. My daughter graduated from Shiloh High School. My
son and grandson currently attend Annistown Elementary where I am blessed to be the Physical Education teacher.
My wife works at an elementary school in the cluster. I have been a coach in this cluster for the past 12 years. This
cluster has been a very integral part of my family’s life and it is with great pride that I call the Shiloh Cluster home.”
Mr. Dale Grant Annistown Elementary PE Teacher
“Establishing a new school and developing all of the pieces that create a new school
community is not an easy task. Many of us had never been a part of that process, and I am
so proud of our teachers, staff, administrators, families, students and community members
that have embraced the process with enthusiasm and genuine determination to create a
wonderful nurturing learning environment at Anderson-Livsey. All of the very special people
bringing all of their unique gifts to this process of growth are a great source of pride at ALES.”
Ms. Deborah Dudley, Anderson-Livsey ES Art Teacher
“It’s always a great day to be a general.”
Ms. Salter and Mr. Sears, Shiloh High
School Administrators
LEFT: “I see the Shiloh cluster working as a team committed to improving the environment for teaching and
learning for the betterment of our students. All members of staff understand that the qualitative aspects to
education far outweigh the quantitative in importance. Without developing positive relationships and learning
environments for our students, education cannot take place. The Shiloh cluster works hard to not only foster
these relationships with students but also to model them amongst themselves in their own professional and
interpersonal relationships.”
Mr. Robin Oliver, Shiloh High School Teacher
“The commitment in Shiloh cluster
schools is outstanding. They always
give it their all to do the best for the
Shiloh cluster schools.”
H. Diab
Shiloh High
“iPASS Math is used to build
up students’ math skills and
retention. Peer leaders are made
available to classes to assist
students with more one-on-one
tutoring during class. ”
Commitment
Shiloh schools are committed to excellence and continuous improvement. A part
of the cluster’s commitment is exhibited through our focus on innovation and research
based best practices. Students and families who enroll in the Shiloh cluster quickly
recognize that our schools provide world class education to every child.
Ms. Linton
Shiloh Middle
8th grade
“I’m committed to this school and
learning. My teachers are committed
to helping me learn and grow. I
like coming to Anderson-Livsey
Elementary School.”
noun
1. the act of pledging, or engaging oneself.
2. a pledge or promise; obligation: We have made a commitment to our students and their educations.
3. engagement; involvement: They have a sincere commitment to education.
LEFT: “The Shiloh cluster does
a great job of getting and
encouraging students to achieve
excellence through extreme
dedication starting from
kindergarten through senior year
of high school. I know since going
to Shiloh, I have experienced
nothing but bright, positive staff
members.”
S. Halsey
Shiloh High School
BELOW: “My goal is to get straight
A’s. My teacher helps push me so
that I can learn and get it right.”
L. Anthony
Centerville ES, 3rd Grade
W. Torres
Anderson-Livsey Elementary
3rd grade
“Students explored the topic of scale drawings in our geometry unit. Using
Desire2Learn, students watched a video to see how scale is used in real life, and they
used an online review site to practice solving for measurements in scale drawings.”
Ms. Wesley Shiloh Middle School 7th Grade Teacher
“Even though I have tough times, I
try my best. Annistown teachers
encourage me to be diligent in
everything I do.”
G. Desrosiers
Annistown Elementary
3rd Grade
““My goal is to become a better
reader and finish my work. My
teacher, my mom, my dad, and
the media center all help me
become a better reader.”
K. Buah
Centerville Elementary
2nd grade
“Shiloh High School’s media center is dedicated to student
learning by facilitating effective research skills, providing high
interest reading materials, and supporting classroom instruction.”
Ms. K. Hoppenrath Shiloh High School Media Specialist
“It is exciting to witness how the staff at Anderson-Livsey is committed to ensuring the
success of every student we serve. All students have something special to offer, and we
spend time building those personal relationships to discover and develop the talents
they each bring with them daily. Our genuine desire to see our students succeed is
evident in the opportunities that we create to inspire leadership, academic achievement,
artistic expression, and good character. It takes a team to accomplish these important
tasks, and a team is what you will find at Anderson-Livsey.”
Ms. Amber Russell Anderson-Livsey FOCUS Teacher
“Partee is full of commitment. From our
caring and dedicated teachers who arrive
early and leave late, doing their very
best to effectively present skills that
will last a lifetime to our phenomenal
students, who epitomize Excellence, Pride,
and Commitment. They eagerly arrive
committed to learning, beaming with pride
as they learn something new, and excitedly
show off how excellent they truly are.
Ms. Ericca Redden Bradley
Partee Elementary Teacher
“I like when parent volunteers
come because it’s fun and
everyone gets to meet my
parents. My parents can see
my great work too!”
K. Strickland
Shiloh Elementary
“Shiloh Cluster schools have a strong commitment
to education. I like how they teach us things I
didn’t know to help me prepare for the next grade.”
I. Abo, Partee Elementary, 2nd grade
“As you walk the halls of AES you see commitment everywhere. The teachers and
administrators are committed to providing a safe and nurturing learning environment.
The children and their parents are also committed to having the best possible
educational experience. But when you combine all of those elements, you have a
recipe for excellence. At AES we accept only excellence; we are committed to it.”
Ms. Becky Ball, Annistown Elementary Teacher
“Centerville shows a commitment to student success by
focusing on the students’ needs. We collaborate with each
other to determine how to serve all students. Commitment is
evident in our by respect for each other and for the students.”
Ms. Helen Jernigan Centerville Elementary Front Office
ABOVE: “In the Shiloh cluster, everybody does their part to help out.
Custodians clean our school to make it clean, teachers teach students the right
information, and the administration makes sure everybody does the right
thing. That’s why everybody makes the school a better and safe place.”
T. Pham Shiloh Middle School, 7th Grade
LEFT: “Teaching my students to be life-long learners is the best part of my job
as an ESOL teacher!”
Ms. Kim Catoggio Annistown Elementary ESOL Teacher Grades 1-5
“With great students at a school
comes an excellent staff. The
Shiloh cluster helps us achieve
our goals through superb
commitment and a group of
individuals that represent the
county well.”
W. Jones
Shiloh High
“Through an activity called ‘What I Thought
You Taught’ students receive instant
feedback on the clickers. They used the score
percentage and number of correct answers
to self-reflect on whether they understood
the lesson from that day. They also used
this information to respond in their journal
concerning what they did not understand.”
Learning
noun
1. knowledge acquired by systematic study in any field of scholarly application.
2. the act or process of acquiring knowledge or skill. Learning is the end result when students take ownership of their knowledge.
3. the modification of behavior through practice, training, or experience.
BELOW. “There is a strong level of trust at
Annistown Elementary School. There is a
commitment to excellence and continuous
quality improvement, and there is a strong
internal push that demands everyone in the
building to give 100% every day. Students
internalize this passion, and it manifests in their
academics and behavior. It drives them towards
success. Annistown is the place where we
come to fulfill a higher purpose. We take it very
seriously, and there is no one label for what we
do here. I am so proud to be a part of something
this great!”
Ms. Candace Haynes
Annistown ES 5th Grade Teacher
Ms. Johnson
Shiloh Middle
8th grade
“Classroom excellence means listening
to the teacher and doing my best at
all times. It’s important to my future.”
“It is my first year here at Annistown, and I
already feel like a part of the family!”
M. Ballard Annistown ES 5th Grade
“I have been at Annistown for 6 years, and every
year I notice how much my friends care about me
so I think about it as if everyone was my brother
or sister, so I call Annistown my secondary home.”
T. Dodge Annistown ES 5th Grade
“This school is so great. I have so many
opportunities to show how smart and talented
I am. I am a member of the Junior Beta Club,
Distinguished Gentlemen, and Art Club.”
J. Jack Annistown ES 5th Grade
N. Carr
Anderson-Livsey Elementary
4th grade
“Promoting excellence in the classroom
starts with knowing our students. In the
Shiloh cluster, we are dedicated to taking
the differences of all students and using
this in a productive way to better student
learning. This strengthens student-teacher
relationships which in turn enhances student
engagement and learning.”
“I like going to Centerville because I like to learn new
things. My teacher helps me learn about Harriet
Tubman and other people. I also really love Science.”
D. Mawejji Centerville Elementary, 1st Grade
Ms. Jayda Fountain
Annistown Elementary
2nd Grade Teacher
“There are a lot of fun things that
you can do at Centerville like math
carnival. There are a lot of things
that you can do to get involved.”
J. White
Centerville Elementary
4th grade
“I think the Shiloh Cluster encourages
students to achieve excellence
by telling them never to give up.
They also teach the students that
learning can be fun which makes the
students excited about learning.”
A. Peralta
Partee Elementary
4th grade
“It’s a privilege to be in
the play because you
get to have fun and
perform on stage.”
L. Hamidovic
Shiloh Elementary
“Excellence is where hard work meets passion.”
Mr. Jeremy Sena Anderson-Livsey ES 4th Grade Teacher
“Students participate in a reader’s theater in which they assumed the roles of characters in a play.
The story being performed is ‘The Brave Boys of Greensboro,’ and it dramatizes a sit-in at a North
Carolina restaurant during the civil rights movement. All of the participants are able to showcase
greater ownership of their reading, and the end result was a closer reading of the text and its
portrayal of strength in human beings.”
Mr. Kelly Shiloh Middle School 6th Grade Teacher
RIGHT: “The Shiloh cluster encourages students
in many ways. They clearly make goals and
expectations for students and reward the students
for their accomplishments.”
G. Johnson Shiloh Middle School
6th Grade
FAR RIGHT: “We learn very important things in
school through many different styles. A new
style is through Flocabulary.com which I think
motivates us to learn about what we are doing in
class. Flocabulary turns rap into a style of learning
which will probably stay in our minds longer.
We also do more around the classroom type of
activities to learn and review new material. The
new style of teaching has helped me learn the
new lessons in class.”
K. Patel Shiloh Middle School, 8th grade
“Telling stories about our history in class lets me express
my style as a student and makes learning fun.
L. Logan Shiloh Middle School, 7th Grade
“At the beginning of the year, my teacher told me that it was
important to learn my math facts without using my fingers. I
won 1st place in the Math Bee because of that.”
B. Goodman Annistown Elementary 2nd Grade Student
Motivation
noun
1. the act or an instance of motivating, or providing with a reason to act in a certain way: I understand what her
motivation is for being involved with extracurricular activities.
2. the state or condition of being motivated: We know that these students have strong motivation to learn.
3. something that motivates; inducement; incentive: Clearly, the cluster’s long-term motivation is excellence.
Shiloh Clubs & Activities
LEFT: The Robotics Club at Shiloh MIddle
School achieves for innovative and intellectual
excellence as they create robotics and compete.
Shiloh High
Adv. Mixed Chorus
Aerospace Team
American Red Cross
Armed and Unarmed Drill Team
Beginning Mixed Chorus
Beta Club
Book Club
Bridges Community Service Club
Caribbean Club
Chamber Orchestra
Chess Club
Color Guard
Competition Choir
Concert Band
Concert Orchestra
DECA
Drama Club
Environmental Club
FBLA - Future Business Leaders of America
FCA
French Club
Freshmen Class Representative
Future Educators of America (FEA)
General’s Journal Newspaper
Georgia Math League
German Club
HUGS Club Helping United General Students
Interact Club
Intermediate Girls’ Chorus
International Thespian Society
Jazz Band
Junior Class Representatives
Kitty Hawk Air Society Phoenix Chapter
Knitting Generals
Multi-Cultural Student Association (MCSA)
Mock Trial
National Art Society
National French Honor Society
National Future Educators of America
Honor Society
National German Honor Society
National Honor Society
National Honor Society for Technical
Education Students
National Junior Classical League
National Latin Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
Philharmonic Orchestra
Readers Rally
Relay for Life
Scholar’s Bowl
Science Olympiad Club
Senior Class Representatives
Shiloh Marching Brigade
Art Club
Chess Club
Distinguished Gentlemen’s Club
Drama Club
Eminence Dance Team
Environmental Club
Fabulous Book Club
Intellectual Ladies
International Club
Jr. Beta Club
Oratorical Contest
Parent Teacher Student Association
(PTSA)
Peer Leaders
Readers Rally Team
Recycling
Shiloh Student Leadership Team
Silver Lining Dance Team
Sophomore Class Representatives
Spanish Club
Step Team
Student Council
Symphonic Band
Symphonic Orchestra
Tri-M National Music Honor Society
TSA - Technology Students Association
Wind Symphony
Winterguard
Yearbook
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Cheerleading
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Soccer
Swim/Dive
Softball
Tennis
Track and Field
Volleyball
Wrestling
Anderson Livsey Elementary School Dance Team
Shiloh High School Gold Team
70s Dance Sponsored by Annistown Elementary PTA
Shiloh middle
Anderson-livsey elementary
ALES Lady Generals
Witzzle Pro
Gents of Character
Anderson Livsey Art Club
Ladies of Character
Green Club
Chorus
Chess Club
Jr. Beta Club
Strings
Girl Scouts
centerville elementary
Running Club
Instrumental Club
News Show
Book Club
Readers Rally Club
Art Club
Safety Patrol
Peer Leaders
Student Council
Poetry Club
Relay for Life
Robotics Club
Running Club
S.A.D.A Club
Shiloh Dad’s Club
Step Team
Student Council
Yearbook
Beautify Annistown PTA Event, Annistown Elementary School
“Clubs help you learn new things.
When I was in poetry club, I
learned a lot about writing poems.
That really helps me in school.”
E. Koschella Centerville ES, 5th
“Track has done so much for me for the three years I’ve been running
for Shiloh. I have gradually progress into becoming a better athlete.
Track has helped me with sportsmanship and making new friends.”
Coach Reifsteck Shiloh Middle School
annistown elementary
Safety Patrol
Annistown Ambassadors
Art Club
Jump Rope for Heart
Junior Beta Club
Chorus
Distinguished Gentlemen’s Club
Reader’s Rally
National Junior Honor Society
Safety Patrol
Readers Rally
Student Ambassadors
Student Council
partee elementary
Art Club
Chess Club
Distinguished Gentlemen’s Club
Distinguished Young Ladies
GA Book Awards Book Club
Guitar Club
Junior Beta Club
Library Helpers
“Being in chorus doesn’t just teach me how to sing well, it
teaches me strength, courage, and confidence as well as how to
have fun.” L. Walls Shiloh Elementary
“The Shiloh Cluster ACR Math Team is awesome! We meet several
times a year to discuss and share what we are teaching. We also
have a cluster Continental Math competition where our 4th-5th
grade students compete for a trophy to take back to school. The
students love this, and it is a very positive experience for all!”
Ms. Arnold Partee Elementary Focus Teacher
WABC Student New Program, Annistown Elementary School
Morning News Broadcast
PES Dancing Stars
Robotics Club
Running Club
Safety Patrol
Recycling Club
Songs of Silence Choir
Student Government Association
shiloh elementary
Witzzle Pro Math Club
Chess Club
Student Council
Reader’s Rally
BELOW: Shiloh Middle School hosted the
Continental Math League competition this year,
an exciting series of events organized by the
cluster elementary schools. 4th and 5th graders
were invited to represent their schools based on
their performance on challenging math word
problems. The elementary teams competed at
the middle school several times, performing
timed math computations The team with the
highest average score earned the honor of
keeping the cluster trophy until the next contest.
It was exciting to see students, parents, teachers,
and administrators from across the cluster unite
to support our high achieving math students in
this competition!
Patriot Singers
Safety Patrol
Shiloh Morning News
Distinguished Gentlemen Club Celebrating Black History Month, Annistown Elementary School
Shiloh students gain confidence in their abilities and poise in a challenging format of
competition in our annual Shiloh Black History Oratorical Contest. Tapping the rich
tradition of oral expression and spoken word, our Shiloh participants choose poems
and speeches that are meaningful to them and relevant to today’s experience. After
the judging of the grade level competition, our champions conclude by successfully
speaking in front of six hundred peers in the Black History assemblies and then
leading in the Shiloh cluster events at Shiloh High School.
ABOVE MIDDLE: “Our clubs provide
students with an enrichment
experience where they create products
or participate in activities beyond
the curriculum. Students enjoy the
opportunity to learn and have fun in the
relaxed environment that a club offers.”
Ms. Emily Nelson CES Writing
Coach, 2012 Teacher of the Year
ABOVE: “I’m proud to be a student at
Shiloh because I feel like people in the
Shiloh cluster strive to do their best in
every aspect of life especially in sports.
I am the most proud of our athletics.”
N. Palmer Shiloh High School
ABOVE MIDDLE: “I fit in well with all
the students here. All the teachers are
mostly nice and treat students with
respect. Also I like the football team
and all the other sports.”
D. Wardell Shiloh High School
ABOVE: “I am in book club because
I love reading. Book Club helps me
become a better student by improving
my reading. Right now, we are making
a brochure and it’s very creative.”
C. Spear Centerville Elementary,
3rd grade
Dedication
noun
1. to devote wholly and earnestly, as to some person or purpose: His dedication to his
studies was evident in his grades.
2. the state of being dedicated: Her dedication to music was so great that she earned
numerous accolades.
Shiloh high school & middle School
“At SMS both the students and teachers are dedicated to learning.
Even if the teacher is teaching, they’re still open to learning
something new or reaching out to kids in a ‘better way.”’ Also,
people are dedicated to achieving goals and healthy competition,
so if one person excels, they want to excel with them. At the same
time most people are happy for each other. Basically, people are
dedicated to succeed.”
I. Minor
Shiloh Middle School, 8th grade
“We were working on the research process, the various reference
sources that are available, and what each of them is used for. I follow
the regular curriculum and teach the same things to the ESOL students
that the regular Language Arts teachers do in each grade level. I just
get to work more closely with each student and tailor the assignments
and the homework to their needs.”
Ms. Sadri Shiloh Middle School
“Students are encouraged to achieve excellence from everyone.
Teachers offer rewards for good grades. Students challenge each
other to get higher grades. Everyone sets high standards in order to
achieve excellence.”
C. Farrow
Shiloh Middle School, 7th grade
“We must have pride in everything we do. Pride is an external
action of an internal motivation.”
Ms. Andie Derricho
Shiloh High Parent Center Coordinator
”Committed students and teachers enrich the learning that takes
place at SMS, and I’m proud to be a part of it daily. Our students are
growing, and in the process, constantly being reminded that success
is a journey.”
“The absence of a positive contribution to
society is like being born without Record!”
Mr. Shawn Lee
Shiloh High School
Mr. D. Kelly
Shiloh MS 6th grade teacher
“I am proud of teaching at Shiloh Middle School because it
is a place where diversity and inclusion are celebrated every
day, a place where caring educators are committed to foster
an environment where our children’s creativity is flourished
and enriched, and a place where the students are provided
with an education that empowers them to make informed
and constructive choices about their future and their lives. I
am proud of being a part of the Shiloh Middle School Family.”
“During this project, students were studying women around the world for
a Women’s History Month project. Students researched and developed a
project concerning a woman that has made major impact on their society. “
Ms. Waterman Shiloh Middle School
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough!”
Ms. Cathy Shumway Shiloh High School
“iPASS Math is used to build up students’ math skills
and retention. Peer leaders are made available to
classes to assist students with more one-on-one
tutoring during class. ”
Mr. Linton Shiloh Middle School 8th Grade Teacher
“All of the staff at Shiloh High School is
committed to help the students become
successful. They always encourage us to
do our best. I appreciate each and every
one of them.”
S. DeBerry Shiloh High School
“I am proud to be a part of the cluster
because it is a fun and great way to get
an education.
K. King Shiloh MS, 7th grade
“I see that the teachers take pride in
their jobs and see us as people, not just
students. The custodians try their best to
keep the school clean. The administrators
try to keep everyone safe from violence. ”
T. Adeniyi Shiloh MS, 7th grade
“The Shiloh cluster teachers and faculty
always put students first. They challenge
us to be our best.”
E. Lucier Shiloh High School
Ms. R. Sadri
Shiloh Middle School ESOL Teacher and Teacher of the Year
“The Shiloh Cluster encourages students to
achieve excellence by providing help and
encouragement. They provide students with
new opportunities to express ourselves.”
K. Simmons Shiloh MS, 7th grade
Engagement
noun
1. to occupy the attention or efforts of (a person or persons): Student
engagement is an important part of the classroom environment.
2. to attract and hold fast: The novel engaged her attention and interest.
3. to attract or please: His good nature engages everyone.
shiloh cluster elementary schools
“I learn Math and Reading in a fun way. Writing
is my favorite subject because we get to write fun
stories.” E. Montoya, Partee ES, 2nd Grade
“Centerville has a lot of nice people in it. It has all
sorts of different books that I like to enjoy. I like to
learn about math at Centerville because it gives me a
lot of knowledge.”
“I see most kids trying hard and never giving up,
even if they don’t get it perfect the first time. The
teachers help the kids learn how to do it better.”
M. Buchet Annistown Elementary, 1st Grade
B. Holden
Centerville Elementary, 1st Grade
“I am proud to be a teacher at Annistown Elementary.
There is truly a spirit of excellence among the students,
teachers, and parents. This spirit of excellence makes
teaching and learning an enjoyable experience for all.”
Ms. Joyce Cubit Annistown ES, 1st grade teacher
“My teacher expects me to be excellent. He tells me
I’m a smart kid, so I try to do what he asks and be
excellent because it’s important for my future.”
Q. Corpman
Anderson-Livsey Elementary, 4th grade
“Annistown is a school that pushes you to the limit
and makes you reach for the stars. The thing that I
like about this school is that you can make your own
choices, make friends, and have the best teachers.”
K. Alvarado
Annistown Elementary, 4th grade
Anderson-Livsey Elementary
“Elementary school is an important part of a child’s
development. I love Centerville because it is a safe
environment. The teachers and staff are hardworking
and dedicated. The success of students is their first
priority.”
C. Smith
Centerville Elementary, 2nd Grade Teacher
“Here at Annistown when the bell
rings it is time to start your day. The
teachers always have a smile and
teach with a smile. Annistown is a
good learning experience for me and
ever since I came to Annistown I’ve
enjoyed learning more and more
every year.”
R. Jones Annistown ES, 4th grade
“I thank all my teachers for helping me learn in all
my subjects, but I really thank the technology teacher
for everything we learn in his class.”
A. Turners
Partee Elementary, 4th grade
”I am proud to be a student at Annistown because
it’s a great place to be. I get to learn new things every
day and my teachers treat me fairly.”
B. Andrews
Annistown ES, 1st Grade
“Being in the play is active, creative, and fun.”
K. Ellison. Shiloh Elementary School
Anderson-Livsey Elementary
Shiloh
Schools
T h e S h i lo h C lu st e r o f G w i n n e tt Co u n t y P u b l i c S c h o o l s
Excellence. Pride. Commitment. Learning. Motivation. Engagement.
“I’ve always been an active
student in school. Like
several of my peers say – I’m
involved in a billion things.
Those achievements are the
little things that brew a spark
into my future. Involvement
creates joy in life knowing
that all the steps I’ve taken
in school will always be
remembered at Shiloh.”
N. Mandujano
Shiloh High School
Shiloh High School
4210 Shiloh Road
Snellville, GA 30039-6147
(770) 972.8471
www.ShilohHighSchool.org
Shiloh Middle School
Anderson-Livsey Elementary
4285 Shiloh Road
Snellville, GA 30039-6146
(770) 972.3224
www.shiloh.ga.gcm.schoolinsites.com
4521 Centerville Highway
Snellville, GA 30039-6717
(678) 344.2082
www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us/AndersonLivseyES
Annistown Elementary
Centerville Elementary
3150 Spain Road
Snellville, GA 30039-8501
(770) 979.2950
www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us/AnnistownES
3115 Centerville Highway
Snellville, GA 30039-4940
(770) 972.2220
www.CentervilleES.com
Partee Elementary School
Shiloh Elementary School
4350 Campbell Road
Snellville, GA 30039-6922
(770) 982.6920
www.ParteeES.org
2400 Ross Road
Snellville, GA 30039-8558
(770) 985.6883
www.ShilohES.org
2010 Broad Prize Awarded to GCPS
The Broad Prize is an annual award
that honors large urban school districts
that demonstrate the strongest student
achievement and improvement while
narrowing achievement gaps between
income and ethnic groups. As the winner
of the largest education award in the country, Gwinnett County Public Schools will receive $1 million
in college scholarships for its high school students. GCPS was recognized for outperforming similar
districts in Georgia; narrowing achievement gaps; achieving high SAT, ACT, and AP participation
rates; and, having a higher percentage of students performing at advanced levels.
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