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Sheran, Jennifer

 
Welcome to English Literature and Composition
 
Teacher: Jennifer Sheran
School Email Address:  jennifer.sheran@henry.k12.ga.us
Mrs. Sheran
This is my second year at Union Grove High School, and I am looking forward to an amazing 2024-2025 school year. I teach 9th and 10th grade English Literature & Composition. I attended the University of Georgia where I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. I am currently pursuing my Masters of Arts at Augusta University.

 Previously, I enjoyed a career in public relations and marketing communications. 

I live in Henry County and my husband and I are blessed with three children and two dogs. 

This year, our ELA focus will be on enhancing reading, writing, speaking, and grammar skills. Get ready for a busy and exciting year of high school English.  
 
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9th Grade: @sheran9

10th Grade: @sheran10

  • If you would like to donate class supplies, they are always appreciated! 

    Useful items include:

    • Facial tissue
    • Paper towels
    • Copy paper (white and colored)
    • #2 pencils
    • Highlighters
    • Hand sanitizer
    • Sanitizer wipes
    • Expo dry erase markers
    • Candy or stickers for incentives

     

    For all of my classes, student only need the following each day:

    • a fully charged and operational Chromebook issued by the school; personal devices, such as personal laptops or tablets, are not allowed for school work.
    • a 1.5" - 2" three-ring binder with dividers and notebook paper
    • a pencil or pen
    • highlighters
    • A good attitude

     

Behavior Expectations

In all of my classes, students are to conduct themselves at all times by the principles of the Wolverine Way: Unity, Grit, Helpfulness, and Self-Respect.  Students will be held to the policies and procedures of the Henry County School System and Union Grove High School, including the following:

  • If a student has not crossed the threshold of the classroom before the bell rings, they are tardy. 
  • Students will place all their phones and headphones in the caddy before the bell rings to begin class.  
  • Students need to come to class having gone to the restroom.  Restroom passes are only for extreme emergencies.
  • Students will respect one another by not interrupting one another during class discussions or insulting one another.
  • Students will show respect for the administration, teachers, and substitute teachers at all times.  
  • Students will not get out of their seats while the teacher is lecturing.
  • Students will refrain from eating in my class.

 

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To Kill a Mockingbird

The unforgettable novel of a childhood in a sleepy Southern town and the crisis of conscience that rocked it, To Kill A Mockingbird became both an instant bestseller and a critical success when it was first published in 1960. It went on to win the Pulitzer Prize in 1961 and was later made into an Academy Award-winning film, also a classic.