 | TEACH will be open during the summer between 9.00 am and 3.00 pm. The summer schedule will start on June 1st and go through July 24th
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| On Friday, May 22, TEACH hosted a commencement ceremony for our first graduating class! Twelve of our students are now going to begin the next chapter of their lives at various colleges and universities. The traditional ceremony included a speech from two students, our Salutatorian, Sibel Satiroglu and our Valedictorian, Alex Losh. |
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 | On Thursday, May 21, TEACH students and faculty gathered for our annual End of Year Picnic. We all had to hold on to our plates with the gusty winds, but thankfully there was no rain to keep us inside! Everyone enjoyed delicious grilled chicken and hot dogs provided by the school and cooked to perfection by Mr. Sahin. Students all pitched in by bringing chips and drinks, and yummy desserts were provided by staff members. Thanks to everyone who contributed in making it a great time for all! |
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 | On Saturday, May 9, 2009 students from TEACH’s Turkish Olympiad team competed in the 2009 Southeast Turkish Olympiad at Kopleff Recital Hall in Georgia State University and acheived wonderful results!Team Members won 2 – 1st Places, 3 – 2nd places, 1-3rd place and 1 Special Jury Award. With 7 medals, the TEACH Turkish Olympiad Team was rewarded the overall BEST TEAM Award! |
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 | The TEACH PVO arranged many wonderful activities during Teacher Appreciation Week, such as a staff breakfast and ice cream party, with the grand finale being "Let Us Entertain You" on Thursday evening. The PVO members transformed the cafeteria into a banquet hall, complete with elaborate centerpieces on the tables, live music in the background, and catered food, drinks, and desserts served by our own student council members! |
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 | Please click here to read the important Swine Flu letter from Fulton County Superintendent Dr. Cindy Loe. |
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 | TEACH Charter High School received 1st place as Most Active Participant School in the WebChallenge 2009 Competition organized by TAG Education Collaborative. Two teams from our school became finalists. Teams received their prizes at an Award Dinner on April 29th, 2009 in the Georgia Tech Research Institute Conference Center. |
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 | On Saturday, April 25, our TEACH National History Day Team participated in the National History Day State competition at Macon State University in Macon, Georgia with teams from all over the state. Their entry was in the category of SENIOR GROUP DOCUMENTARY titled: The United States Army Military Government in Korea(AMG): Foundation of Modern Korea |
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 | We had a wonderful Europe over Spring Break. TEACH students, with Mr. and Mrs. Sercan as chaperones, visited lots of beautiful cities and had tons of fun. Besides having delicious food, they rafted, took a boat tour, rode ATVs, and shopped in historical bazaars. They had the chance to meet a different culture and were hosted by sincere and warm people. |
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 | TEACH has just launched a school-wide Design Contest entitled "Respect for Parents". Students can join the contest in 3 different categories: Category I is Web Site Design Challenge: Students who enter this category will design a web site using Fireworks and Dreamweaver applications. |
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 | Eight TEACH Tech Fair team students were recognized by the Fulton County Board of Education yesterday during the Board Meeting. State Champions recognized from TEACH are: |
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 | In only one day you will learn to make a robot and compete with other robots to win some very cool awards. Lunch and a Robotics T-Shirt are included as part of the fun. Who Can Attend: Everyone Middle school & High school Age. No prior Robotics experience needed. Signup ASAP as seating is limited and the workshops fill fast! |
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 | Registration for high school courses begins April 27 and ends May 29. The program lasts for 16 days (June 8-29) with two periods each day. First semester courses will be offered in the morning, from 7:30 a.m. to 11:35 a.m., and second semester courses will be offered in the afternoon from noon to 4:05 p.m. |
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| | The Olympiad will be held in Georgia State University – Kopleff Recital Hall on May 9, 2009. TEACH will be presented by :
Poetry – Max Ovett
Poetry – Selma Ozdemir
Poetry – Betul Benzer
Poetry – Ms. Wunder
Singing – Sandra Njemo
Turkish Folk Dance – Turkish Club attendees |
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 | EOCT(End-Of-Course Tests) are state-mandated achievement tests that measure how well students are performing in four core subject areas. Students take the EOCT at the conclusion of eight high school courses; two in each core subject area. |
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Congratulations to Sunny Ballari, Omar Hamid, Brian Davis, Daniel Condon, Adam Neal, and Reid Kersey! Their projects were recognized as Superior at the Fulton County Media Festival. Their projects will now proceed to the state level...we wish them good luck!
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Congratulations to the first ever TEACH National History Day team of Reid Kersey, Alex Levine and Casey Redmond. On Saturday they attended the North GA regional National History Day competition at Kennesaw State University. Their group documentary, “Seymour Kaplan: Building Democracy in Korea” was awarded 3rd place. They qualified for the state competition that will be held at Macon State University on April 25th.
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 | On Saturday, March 14, our TEACH Tech Fair Team participated in the State Tech Fair at West Forsyth High School. TEACH received the highest number of 1st place awards, with a total of 7. In addition, we received four 2nd place awards, which gave us the highest total number of awards at the high school level. Congratulations to our sister middle school, Fulton Science Academy, who also did a great job, receiving a total of 11 awards. |
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 | TEACH held our Viva Las Vegas Dance on Friday, March 13. Students came to the Holiday Inn dressed to impress and danced the night away! D Street Entertainment helped set the tone for a lively party with great music and lights! Their associates also captured the night by photographing the event. Don’t think that only the students had fun...the faculty chaperones had a blast! Thank you to Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Davidson, and the Student Council for hosting a night where the memories will surely last a lifetime. |
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Congratulations to the TEACH RoboStallions FTC team for an excellent performance in 2008-2009.
The team successfully competed in the Tennessee and Georgia Regional Competitions and did extremely well.
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