Elementary Science Olympiad Late Night Study Session

Our Elementary Science Olympiad students studied hard this past Friday preparing for their regional qualifying competition. Students enjoyed being at school after dark while they practiced…. tested…. and studied for their different science olympiad events.

Our team of 20 students heads to our first competition of the year on Saturday! If you see one of our ESO competitors in the hallway…. make sure you wish them luck for our upcoming competition! They have been working very hard. We really hope we will do well and advance to State!

A special shout out to our parent coaches… you guys ROCK! We are so lucky to have you this year helping to make our ESO year a great one. Thanks for all you do.

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ALLIANCE THEATRE FIELD TRIP WAS LOTS OF FUN!

FSAPS Elementary students visited the Alliance Theatre this past Thursday, February 25th. They were transported through theatre to the magical land of Narnia while watching the play The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe! This play is based on the books The Chronicles of Narnia and tells a story of 4 siblings that travel through their wardrobe into a new land. Students loved watching the actors in this land of Narnia as they encountered new creatures, and faced many adventures. In the land of Narnia, we watched as The White Witch attempted to take control of the entire land. The strong and magical lion, Aslan, helped the siblings defeat the white witch and rule the land of Narnia where all the creatures were happy! The stage props, lighting, and being able to sit in the balcony of the theatre made this experience extra special for our elementary students! After the show, we enjoyed a quick snack and juice before heading back to school. The students loved talking about their favorite parts of the play on their way back to school. It was a great day for our elementary students!

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MS. LARSON CHOSEN AS STAR TEACHER

Congratulations to 7th grade Life Science Teacher Gabrielle Larson for being selected as STAR Teacher by former FSA student Siri Choragudi. Siri, a senior at Chattahoochee High School, graduated from FSA Charter Middle School in 2012. She earned the distinction of STAR Student by having the highest SAT score on a single test among her Chattahoochee classmates. Each STAR Student may select a STAR Teacher for having made the “most significant contribution to the STAR Student’s scholastic development.” Siri was in Ms. Larson’s 9th Grade Honors Biology class at Chattahoochee before Ms. Larson retired from Fulton County Schools and began teaching part-time at FSA. It was former FSA students like Siri that sparked her interest in teaching at FSA.

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MATHCOUNTS TEAM WON 1ST PLACE AS A TEAM

MATHCOUNTS TEAM WON 1ST PLACE AS A TEAM & ADVANCED TO STATE LEVEL
LIST OF STUDENTS ATTENDED REGIONAL MATHCOUNTS
Charlie Furniss
Holden Watson
Tyler Hecht
Vishaal Ram
George Wen
Prajwal Vedula
Arul Selvakumar
Sparsh Kudrimoti
Andre Hamelberg
Mario Machado
We congratulate of the above students for their hard work and achievements. Once again, our team won 1st place as a team and four of our students (Holden Watson, Charlie Furniss, Vishaal Ram, and Tyler Hecht) advanced to the state level.
Each member of the qualifying team above will compete at the individual level and also will compete as a team at the state level. We are very proud of our students, they did a spectacular job last Friday!!
Congratulations also go to Holden for his first place individual award.
GO Math Mustangs!!
STATE Mathcounts Competition is on March 21st at GaTech.
The MATHCOUNTS Competition Series is the only competition program of its kind, with live, in-person events in all 50 states, as well as U.S. territories and schools worldwide through the U.S. Department of Defense and State Department. With competitions taking place in over 500 local chapters.
The Competition Series is ideal for students who have a talent and passion for math who need to be challenged. Students will engage in exciting, “bee-style” contests in which they will compete against and alongside other bright, motivated students. At the local, state and national level, students win hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships and prizes every year.

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“The Giver” Play Was a Huge Success

Last Friday and Saturday, the Drama club performed their first play,”The Giver.” The performances were a huge success with many parents, teachers, and students in attendance! After months of hard work, the actors gave an amazing performance and received a well-deserved standing ovation!
A big thanks goes to our amazing students, faculty, and ever-supportive parents for making this dream a reality.
The Cast: Claire Bowman, Giles Sukkert, Ashika Srivastava, Neda Rehan, Sana Rehan, Kianna Nelson, Carla DeMalezieux, Chance Crigler
The Directors: Mrs. Outler, Mr.Sukkert
Costume Designer/ Art Director: Mrs. Sukkert

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VALENTINES DAY PROJECT

The sale of the “cuties” treat for St. Valentine’s day this past February 12th was a complete success. Mrs. Carmona’s CMP group was able to raise $250. This money was given to the “Together We Learn” non-profit organization located in Chinú, Colombia. The money raised will be used to buy shoes, uniforms and school supplies to 30 students. The following is a thank you note from the leader of this organization.
“Hoy visitamos el colegio José Yances del municipio de Chinú, Córdoba donde más de 30 niños de los grados Primero, Segundo y Tercero recibirán zapatos, camisetas de educación física y útiles escolares. Esta donación es posible gracias a la ayuda de la maestra Nadia Carmona McCarley quien con sus estudiantes del colegio privado Fulton Science Academy de Atlanta, Georgia decidieron apoyar el proyecto. Yina Galeano Meeker.


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College Mentorship Program Rainbow Project

Dr. Erkan’s CMP students, have been working on a project called “Rainbow Project” to collect coloring books and crayons to be donated to homeless children. They have boxes located one in the cafeteria and one near the front desk and one in the media center. Please encourage your students to donate for homeless children until March 15. If they write their names and homeroom teacher’s name on a post it note and stick it to the coloring book or crayon box they are donating, all students in their class will get rainbow bracelets.


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