Announcements for Monday, April 30, 2012

1.       Today’s lunch is Hot Ham & Cheese on a Bagel, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.       The line up for the track Meet on Wednesday against Valley Forge has been posted on the athletic bulletin board outside the main office. 

 

3.       Today in 1789, in New York City, George Washington, the great military leader of the American Revolution, is inaugurated as the first president of the United States.

 

4.       The 8th grade boys' lacrosse team lost to Ridley by a score of 4-3 on Friday.  Brant P. had two goals and an assist, Mac H. had a goal, and Omar D. had an assist.  Kyle P. made more than ten saves in goal.

 

5.       All boys' lacrosse players, please note:  Today we play at Lionville, with an early dismissal at 2:20.  The 8th grade plays first at 3:45, followed by the 7th grade around 4:45.

 

6.       When you are down in the Cafeteria today, check out the new items on the What A Life board.  On the board is a term you may not have heard before.  It’s called Your Digital Footprint. 

A digital footprint is a collection of activities and behaviors recorded when a person interacts in a digital environment. It may include the recording of activities such as system login and logouts, visits to a web-page, emails, texting on a phone, posting on a social networking site like Facebook, and many more. 

Your "digital footprint" specifically describes the trail you leave in cyberspace and on any form of digital communication.  Unlike paper trails, which can ultimately be destroyed or eliminated, "digital paper trails" are recorded and stored forever; there is nothing you can do to erase these records. Trying to hide one's digital footprint is impossible.

What does Your Digital Footprint say about you? 

If you remember the phrase that Integrity is doing the right thing, even if no one is watching, your digital footprint will be a positive reflection of you because you will always be reflecting others in a positive way.

 

 

Boys lacrosse today

The boys lacrosse game today will be played at Woodlyn Elementary School, Colson Rd in Woodlyn (off of MacDade Blvd).

 

Track schedule for the Week of April 30th:

TEMS Track for the Week of April 30^th:

Monday April 30^th: Practice

Tuesday May 1^st: Practice

Wednesday May 2^nd: Home Vs. Valley Forge 3:30 @ CHS-Meet in Lrg. 12 

Thursday May 3^rd: Practice

Friday May 4^th: Practice

 

 

 

TEMS Athletics: Week of April 30

4/30

8/7 BLAX at Lionville/LMS

7/8 GLAX v Upper Merion/VFMS

7 SB v Upper Merion/First Ave.

8 SB at Upper Merion/Caley Rd.

 

5/1

7/8 BLAX v Haverford/VFMS

7 BB v Upper Merion/TEMS

8 BB at Upper Merion/Caley Rd.

 

5/2

7 BB v Welsh Valley/TEMS

7 GLAX v Stewart/VFMS

8 SB at Stewart/SMS

TR v Valley Forge/CHS

 

5/3

7 BLAX at Bala Cynwyd/BCMS

8/7 GLAX v Strath Haven/VFMS

8 BB at Stewart/SMS

 

5/4

7 GLAX v Bala Cynwyd/VFMS

7/8 BLAX v Welsh Valley/VFMS

7 SB at Strath Haven/SMMS

8 SB v Strath Haven/First Ave.

7 BB at Strath Haven/SMMS

8 BB v Strath Haven/TEMS

 

 

Announcements for Friday, April 27, 2012 - Day 1

1.      Today’s lunch is French Bread Pizza, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.      On February 25, 2012 projects done by Latin students from TEMS were judged in the 63^rd annual Philadelphia Classical Society competition in traditional artistry and writing. 

 

Achieving the highest honor, summa cum laude, were:

Emma P

Mark D

and Bryson M

 

Mark Dong was also awarded Best in Show recognition.  T/E has been awarded Best of Show in drawing four years in a row.

 

Achieving magna cum laude or cum laude awards in traditional arts and literature were:

Megan K

Cormac D

Rachel D

Norman K

Tom B

Charlotte D

Michael F

Lila H

Adriana T

Tessa P

Emmy C

Jeremy A

Jack A

Gabriel F

Casey A

Chris S

Mia B

and Maddie B

 

Receiving magna cum laude in academics was Jeremy A

Receiving cum laude were Evan S and Emma P

 

T/E Middle School competed with twenty-two other public schools, private schools, and academies in the Philadelphia area.

 

3.      Attention all 8th graders wishing to audition for the Variety Show:  act entry forms are due TODAY to Mr. Ferris.  Reminder that tryouts are Thursday, May 3rd immediately after school in the auditorium.  If you have a sport commitment, please see Mr. Ferris or Mrs. Rickel.  Priority will be given to those who have a game.  If it is just practice, please let your coach know that you may be late.

 

4.      Attention all Model United Nations Club members:  All resolutions need to be finished and emailed to Mrs. Cook by Monday evening, April 30^th. You are welcome to work together at lunch activity this week and come to the next meeting on Mon. 30 April after school to improve them further. See Mrs. Cook for details and permission slips.

 

5.      Congratulations to the following students for their outstanding performance on the National Latin Exam:

 

Gold Summa Cum Laude

Jeremy A and Evan S

 

Silver Maxima Cum Laude

Mia B, Casey A, Michael F, Adriana T, and Alex W

 

Magna Cum Laude

Charlotte G, Gabriel F, and Emmy C

 

Cum Laude

Matthew I, Norman K, Bryson M, and Mark Dong

 

6.      The 8th Grade softball team won 12-0 vs Bala on Wednesday to remain undefeated on the season.    Julia, Rachel, Caitlyn, Shannon, and Maddie all contributed at the plate.  Alice, Emily, Gigi, and Abby played some great defense.  Maddie, Anna, and Cailey pitched 3 scoreless innings to preserve the shut-out.  Great job Bulldogs!

 

7.      Congratulations to Mr. Erwin’s homeroom for winning song of the week.  The song was Sing by My Chemical Romance.

 

Announcements for Thursday, April 26, 2012 - Day 6

1.      Today’s lunch is baked potato bar with Broccoli, cheese and seasoned meat, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.      Attention all 8th graders wishing to audition for the Variety Show.  Parent signed permission slips are due TODAY to Mr. Ferris.  If you plan on auditioning and have not turned in your parent signed permission slip, please see Mr. Ferris.  We will not accept any permission forms after FRIDAY, April 27th!  Reminder that tryouts are Thursday, May 3rd immediately after school in the auditorium.  If you have a sport commitment, please see Mr. Ferris or Mrs. Rickel.  Priority will be given to those who have a game.  If it is just practice, please let your coach know that you may be late.  You must also submit an act entry form to Mr. Ferris.  Only one entry form per act. If you have any questions please see Mr. Ferris or Mrs. Rickel.

 

3.      Attention all Model United Nations Club members:  All resolutions need to be finished and emailed to Mrs. Cook by Monday evening, April 30^th. You are welcome to work together at lunch activity this week and come to the next meeting on Mon. 30 April after school to improve them further. See Mrs. Cook for details and permission slips.

 

4.      The 7^th grade knowledge bowl team will practice TODAY during activity and lunch.

 

5.      A reminder to all 7th graders going on the Williamsburg Trip: All medical forms, roommate forms, and the last payment are due TODAY to Ms. Wilson in Room 221.  If your forms are late without talking to Ms. Wilson, your bus seat will be chosen for you.  If you have any questions, see Ms. Wilson in her room.

 

6.      Congratulation to the following T/E track members for their outstanding performances at the Bala Cynwyd Meet:

 

Annie D - weighted 100 meter

Celeste L - open 100 meter

Lila H - 200 and 400 meter

Sarah Woods - 800 meter

Johanna N - 1600 meter

Adrianna T, Annie D, Celeste L, and Lila H - open 4 by 100 meter relay Johanna N, Sarah R, Sammy M, and Celeste L - 4 by 200 meter relay

Tessa P - shot put Mack M - 800 and 1600 meter

 

7.      The 8th grade boys' lacrosse team beat E.T. Richardson Middle School 6-4 yesterday.  Brant P. had two goals and two assists, Tommy S. had a goal and an assist, Omar D., Mac H., and Evan S. each had a goal and Jack R. had an assist.  Kyle P. once again had an outstanding game in goal, as did Sam B., Jack R., Riley W., and Billy P. on defense. 

 

 

Announcements for Wednesday, April 25, 2012 - Day 5

1.      Today’s lunch is Pulled BBQ Turkey Sandwich on a Kaiser Roll, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.      Hey everybody! Today is National Walk At Lunch Day. You and your friends are invited for a walk during activity. Let’s get fit and stay healthy, T/E.

 

3.      Helping Hands will meet today afterschool in room 208.  See you then!

 

4.      7^th grade knowledge bowl students must see Mr. Erwin today to pick up a permission slip for the knowledge bowl trip.

 

5.      Attention:  5th and 6th Graders: World Wildlife Club will meet in room 211 during Activity Period today.

 

 

Announcements for Tuesday, April 24, 2012

1.       Today’s lunch is Soft Taco w/Cheese, Diced Tomatoes, Lettuce & Taco Sauce, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.       Attention:  5th and 6th Graders: World Wildlife Club will meet in room 211 during Activity Period this Wednesday, April 25th!

 

3.       President John Adams approves legislation to appropriate $5,000 to purchase "such books as may be necessary for the use of Congress," thus establishing the Library of Congress. The first books, ordered from London, arrived in 1801 and were stored in the U.S. Capitol, the library's first home. The first library catalog, dated April 1802, listed 964 volumes and nine maps. Twelve years later, the British army invaded the city of Washington and burned the Capitol, including the then 3,000-volume Library of Congress.

 

4.       7^th grade knowledge bowl students, please stop by Mr. Erwin’s room TODAY to pick up a permission form for the Knowledge Bowl trip.

 

5.       6th grade chorus is canceled today.

 

6.       On April 24, 1980, an ill-fated military operation to rescue the 52 American hostages held in Tehran ends with eight U.S. servicemen dead and no hostages rescued.

 

 

 

TEMS Athletics: Monday. April 23

All games and practices for today have been cancelled.

 

Announcements for Monday, April 23, 2012 - Day 3

1.      Today’s lunch is Pancakes & Sausage, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.      The Yearbook Club contest to win a free yearbook has finished and the winners are in.

 

The 5th grade winner is Miles H, 6th grade Jessica P, 7th grade Nina B, and 8th grade Elizabeth A.

 

Congratulations! You will get your free yearbook on or around June 4th. For those of you who played but did not win and you would like to see the correct answer to your question it will be posted in the cafeteria on the board by the TV.

 

 

3.      What A Life Announcement

 

Your Personal Integrity includes how you are in your sports teams, in music ensembles, and in clubs.   Upholding your integrity during competitive and perhaps stressful events makes you a more confident, positive person. 

 

Our Quote this week comes from Vince Lombardi, a National Football League Coach, Hall of Fame Inductee and the person who NFL Super Bowl Trophy is named after. 

 

"It's easy to have faith in yourself and discipline when you're a winner. But if you want to be a winner you must have faith and discipline even when you're not a winner. "

 

 

4.      Attention all Model United Nations Club members - our next meeting is today after school. We will be finishing our resolutions and getting permission slips.

 

5.      According to tradition, the great English dramatist and poet William Shakespeare is born in Stratford-on-Avon on this day in 1564. Shakespeare also died on this day in 1616 at the age of 52.

 

TEMS Athletics: Week of April 23

4/23

8BLAX v Northley/VFMS

7SB v Welsh Valley/First Ave.

7BB v Welsh Valley/TEMS

8/7 GLAX v St. Katherines/VFMS

 

4/24

no games/meets

 

4/25

8/7 BLAX at ETR/Sabold

7/8 GLAX at Bala Cynwyd/BCMS

7SB at Bala Cynwyd/Bala Park

8SB v Bala Cynwyd/First Ave.

TR at Bala Cynwyd/BCMS

 

4/26

7BB at Bala Cynwyd/BCMS

8BB v Bala Cynwyd/TEMS

 

4/27

7/8 BLAX at Ridley/RMS

 

TEMS Track and Field

TEMS Track and Field Schedule:

 

Monday April 23^rd: Practice

 

Tuesday April 24^th: Practice

 

Wednesday April 25^th: Meet @ Bala Cynwyd- Dismiss @ 2:33 Meet @ Bus

 

Thursday April 26^th: Practice

 

Friday April 27^th: Practice

 

 

 

 

Announcements for Friday, April 20, 2012 - Day 2

1.     Today’s lunch is Cheese and Pepperoni dippers, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.     Attention all 8th graders planning on trying out for Conestoga's football team this summer - There is an important meeting today during activity in the wrestling room.  Please see Miss Hickey if you cannot attend.

 

3.     Attention 8^th Grade:  This is a reminder that individual Variety Show Permission Slips are due to Mr. Ferris as soon as possible.  The deadline to turn in permission forms is Thursday, April 26^th.  Also, in order to participate in the auditions your act must submit a registration form to Mr. Ferris.  

 

4.     Attention all Model United Nations Club members - our next meeting is on Monday, April 23, after school. We will be finishing our resolutions and getting permission slips.

 

5.     The 8th grade boys' lacrosse team beat Springton Lake Middle School 8-5 yesterday.  Brant P. had two goals, Tommy S. had a goal and two assists, and Mac H. had two assists.  Kaleb W., Michael M., Alex S., Evan S., and Omar D. each had a goal, and Thomas H. and Harrison L. each had an assist.  Kyle P. had an amazing game in goal.

 

6.     Congratulations to Mrs. Holmes’ homeroom for winning song of the week.  The song was Eyes Open by Taylor Swift.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Announcements for Thursday, April 19, 2012

1.      Today’s lunch is Baked Breaded Chicken, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.       The 8th grade softball team ended its streak of close games yesterday, winning big vs Eisenhower to improve to 4-0 on the season.  Maddie D, Abby, Shannon, Maddie W, Alice, Caitlyn, Cailey and Julia all contributed in the victory.  Anna C went 4-4 to lead the offense.  On the pitchers mound, Rachel C had 2 strikeouts to get out of a bases loaded situation and Emily pitched the final inning to preserve the shutout for Gigi.  Way to go Bulldogs!

 

3.       The writing club will meet this week on Thursday at normal time. Please come prepared to work on any articles or writings for the Bulldog Press. If you cannot make the meeting, please see Mr. Mattison to discuss how to turn in your writing.

 

4.       Attention all 8th graders planning on trying out for Conestoga's football team this summer - There is an important meeting on Friday during activity in the wrestling room.  Please see Miss Hickey if you cannot attend..

 

5.       Attention 8^th Grade:  This is a reminder that individual Variety Show Permission Slips are due to Mr. Ferris as soon as possible.  The deadline to turn in permission forms is Thursday, April 26^th.  Also, in order to participate in the auditions your act must submit a registration form to Mr. Ferris.  

 

6.       Today in 1775, the "shot heard around the world" was fired from an undetermined gun, and a cloud of musket smoke soon covered the green. When the brief Battle of Lexington ended, eight Americans lay dead or dying and 10 others were wounded. Only one British soldier was injured, but the American Revolution had begun.

 

7.       Congratulation to the following T/E track members at the Upper Merion Meet:  Addy N. won the 60 meter hurdles.  Kim B. won the weighted 60 meter hurdles.  Mark D. won the 60 meter hurdles.  Abby C. won the 100 meter race.  Ryan P. won the 200 meter race.  Bryce G. won the 200 meter open race.  Lila H. won the 400 meter race.  Sarah W. won the 800 meter race.  Johanna N. won the 1600 meter race.  Maddie B., Mia B., Taylor G., Laryssa T. won the weighted 4 by 100 meter relay.  Annie D., Celeste L., Sammy M., and Lila H. won the 4 by 200 meter relay.  Victoria O. won the open Long Jump.  Gabe H. won the weighted Long jump.  Mack M. won the 1600 meter race.  Way to go BULLDOGS!

 

8.       Nina Bernick is our 7th grade candidate for the Yearbook Club contest.  Nina, please come to the office now for your question.

 

9.       The 7^th grade knowledge bowl team will practice today in room 115 during activity and lunch.

 

 

 

 

Announcements for Wednesday, April 18, 2012

1.       Today’s lunch is Meatball Parmesan on a Sub Roll, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.       Attention all 8th graders planning on trying out for Conestoga's football team this summer - There is an important meeting on Friday during activity in the wrestling room.  Please see Miss Hickey if you cannot attend.

 

3.       The writing club will meet this week on Thursday at normal time. Please come prepared to work on any articles or writings for the Bulldog Press. If you cannot make the meeting, please see Mr. Mattison to discuss how to turn in your writing.

 

4.       Helping Hands will meet today after school in room 208.

 

5.       Jessica Palldino is today's contestant for the yearbook contest. Jessica please come to the office now to receive your question.

 

6.       In Massachusetts, British troops march out of Boston on a mission to confiscate the Patriot arsenal at Concord and to capture Patriot leaders Samuel Adams and John Hancock, known to be hiding at Lexington. As the British departed, Boston Patriots Paul Revere and William Dawes set out on horseback from the city to warn Adams and Hancock and rouse the Patriot minutemen.

Announcements for Monday, April 17, 2012

1.       Today’s lunch is chicken and cheese quesadilla, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.       Attention all 8th graders planning on trying out for Conestoga's football team this summer - There is an important meeting on Friday during activity in the wrestling room.  Please see Miss Hickey if you cannot attend.

 

3.       Today in 1970, with the world anxiously watching, Apollo 13, a U.S. lunar spacecraft that suffered a severe malfunction on its journey to the moon, safely returns to Earth

 

4.       The 8th grade boys' lacrosse team lost to Garnet Valley Middle School by a score of 8-7 yesterday.  Mac H. had three goals, Brant P. had two goals and three assists, Kaleb W. had a goal and an assist, Tommy S. had a goal, and Jack R. and Evan S. each had an assist.

 

5.       The 7th grade softball team defeated Upper Merion yesterday by the score of 10 - 0. Steph, Olivia, and Charlotte led the offense, while Presinna, Jillian, and Sara led the defense. It was a total team effort as the Bulldogs defeated the Vikings for the first time in 4 years. Come see the girls on Friday as they host Ridley.  Great job girls!!

 

6.       The 8th grade softball team won 4-3 against East Norriton yesterday.  With the score tied 3-3, the lady bulldogs scored the winning run in the bottom of the 7th to improve to 3-0 on the season.  No practice today.  Next game is Friday.

Announcements for Monday, April 16, 2012

1.       Today’s lunch is pulled pork sandwich on a kaiser roll, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.       Today's contestant for the yearbook contest is Jessica Palladino.  Jessica, please come to the office now to receive your question.

 

3.       The 8th grade boys' lacrosse team lost to Paxon Hollow Middle School by a score of 5-2 on Friday.  Kaleb W. and Tommy S. each had a goal and Brant P. and Tyler S. each had an assist.

 

4.       The 7^th grade knowledge bowl team will practice today during lunch and activity in room 115.  Attend with victuals in hand.

 

5.       Congratulation to the following T/E track members at the Norristown Meet:  Johanna N. won the 1600 meter race; Lila H. won the 400 meter race; Natalie M., Isabelle M., Julia N. and Emily L. won the weighted 4 by 100 meter relay; Lila H., Celeste L., Annie D., and Abby C. won the 4 by 100 meter relay; Sophie W. won the weighted Long Jump; Callie M. won the Open Long Jump; Jane O. won the High Jump; Brenan P. won the Shot Put throw; Mason M. won the weighted Long jump; Mack M. won the 1600 meter race and the 800 meter race.  Way to go BULLDOGS

 

6.       If you're into sports, you've seen it happen. You've probably even experienced it: Football players shaking hands after four quarters of knocking each other around. Soccer players exchanging jerseys after an intense 90 minutes

It seems like competitors in every event, from spelling bees to hockey, behave this way. What's going on?

It's all part of sportsmanship, a great tradition in sports and competition that means playing clean and handling both victory and defeat with grace, style, and dignity.

You demonstrate good sportsmanship when you show respect for yourself, your teammates, and your opponents, for the coaches on both sides, and for the referees, judges, and other officials.

Sportsmanship is a style and an attitude, and it can have a positive influence on everyone around you. In the last few years, taunting, trash talking, gloating, and cheap shots have become all too common in sports. You've probably seen athletes who celebrate a goal with a prolonged victory dance or constantly brag about their abilities.

This is the exact opposite of what sportsmanship is all about.  

Everyone feels great when they win, but it can be just as hard to be a good sport when you've won a game as when you've lost one. Good sportsmanship takes maturity and courage — when you work really hard at a sport, it's not easy to admit you made a bad play or that someone has more skills than you. In competition — as in life — you may not always win but you can learn something from losing, too.

When you do lose — and it will happen — don't take it out on your opponent, blame the officials, or blame your team. Take it in stride. When you lose, lose with class. Being proud of how you performed, or at least being aware of things you need to improve for next time, is key.

When it comes to losing, good sportsmanship means congratulating the winners promptly and willingly. Also, it means accepting the game's outcome without complaint and without excuses, even if you sometimes might feel the referees made a few questionable calls.

When you win, the trick is to be a gracious and generous winner. Good sportsmanship means acknowledging victories without humiliating opponents, being quietly proud of success, and letting victories speak for themselves

 

 

Track Schedule

TEMS Track and Field Schedule for 4-16-12:

 

Monday April 16^th: Practice

Tuesday April 17^th: Practice

Wednesday April 18^th: Meet @ Upper Merion High School- dismiss 2:33

Thursday April 19^th: Practice

Friday April 20^th: Practice

 

TEMS Athletics: Week of April 16

4/16

7/8 BLAX at Garnet Valley (GVMS)

7 GLAX v Upper Merion (VFMS)

8 GLAX at East Norriton (ENMS)

7 SB at Upper Merion (Caley Rd. Elem)
7 BB at Upper Merion (Caley Rd. Elem)

8 SB v East Norriton (First Ave.)

4/17

8 BB v East Norriton (TEMS)

4/18

7 GLAX v Eisenhower (VFMS)

8 SB at Eisenhower (EMS)

TR at Upper Merion (UMHS)

4/19

8/7 BLAX v Springton Lake (VFMS)

8/7 GLAX at Ridley (RMS)

8 BB at Eisenhower (EMS)

4/20

7 SB v Ridley (First Ave.)

8 SB at Ridley (RMS)

7 BB v Ridley (TEMS)

8 BB at Ridley (RMS)

Announcements for Thursday, April 12, 2012

1.     Today’s lunch is Macaroni & Cheese, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.     Homework Club is cancelled this afternoon. The 4:00 bus has been cancelled.

 

3.     Attention all 8th grade students - Conestoga Peer Mediation applications are available in the main office and are due this Friday to the main office.  Please see Miss Hickey if you have any questions. 

 

4.     Today is the first day of the Yearbook Club’s free yearbook contest. Today’s contestant is in 5th grade. Miles H please come to the office now to receive your question. Again today’s contestant is Miles H.

 

5.     The 8th Grade Softball won 3-1 yesterday in a pitching dual VS Radnor. Gigi pitched 7 innings and finished with 11 strike outs. Emily and Anna made some great decisions on the basepaths, scoring very important runs. Rachel, Abby, and Cailyn helped keep Radnor to one run with some great defense. Maddie, Shannon, Alice, Caitlyn, and Julia all contributed in the Bulldogs first win of the year. Our next home game is on Monday.

 

6.     The 7th Grade Softball Team remained undefeated with a convincing 15 - 0 win over Radnor. The entire team contributed to the victory. Come over and watch the girls take on Bala tomorrow after school.

 

7.     7^th grade knowledge bowl practice will be held today in oom 115 during activity period and lunch

 

Announcements for Wednesday, April 11, 2012

 

1.      Today’s lunch is Cheese steak on a sub roll, assorted fruits and vegetables, low-fat white or chocolate milk.

 

2.      Attention all 8th graders interested in auditioning for the 8th grade Variety Show.  There will be a short meeting TODAY during your activity period in Mr. Ferris's room. Please plan on attending if you plan on auditioning.  Any questions, please see Mr. Ferris or Mrs. Rickel.

 

3.      Attention all 8th grade students - Conestoga Peer Mediation applications are available in the main office and are due this Friday to the main office.  Please see Miss Hickey if you have any questions. 

 

4.      There will be a very brief but important yearbook meeting today immediately following the close of school in the Tech Ed room. Please be prompt

 

5.      The Yearbook Club will be hosting a contest over the next 2 weeks giving you a chance to win 4 free yearbooks. One person from each grade will win one book. To be eligible to participate you must not be failing in any subject. The rules are simple if you are picked at random all you have to do is answer a school-related trivia question correctly. If you get it correct you win a free yearbook if you get it wrong we will pick another person to answer another question. You also can NOT have any help to answer your question. We’ll start this Thursday and go to the end of April or until all the yearbooks have been claimed. On Thursday we will announce the first person to get a chance to win. All winners will be announced at the end of the contest.

 

6.      The field trip this morning for the Model UN club will meet by the office to leave at 8 am.