TODAY'S NEWS…
IF YOU RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, you need to return your signed verification form whether or not you plan to fill out the Student information sheet. Please return these to Ms. del Rio ASAP. Remember that NHS Information sheets are due no later than Tuesday, March 31st.
2 FOR 1 DETENTION DAYS! Tuesday and Wednesday. GET YOUR HOURS DONE BEFORE BREAK!
CHECK THE LOST & FOUND for items you may be missing. It will be emptied during the break!
SPANISH CLUB MEETINGS: Sophomores - Wednesday, April 1st at lunch, and Juniors/Seniors - Thursday, April 2nd at lunch. Please be on time; we will be discussing the donkey basketball and the Relay For Life events!
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...SCHOLARSHIP REMINDER! The following scholarships have April 1st due dates. Make sure you have them to the Counseling Office or address given by this date! Iosco County Foundation, GFWC Women's Club, Tawas Football, Tawas Area Education Foundation and Ryan Coleman. Stop in the Counseling office if you have any questions.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
JR. VARSITY SOFTBALL NEEDS AT LEAST ONE MORE PLAYER this season. We would prefer to have 2 more players. If you are interested, please see Coach Collins in the Junior High.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
Announcements for Monday, March 30, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
A NUMBER OF STUDENTS PERFORMED AT STATE SOLO & ENSEMBLE SATURDAY at Manistee High School. Congratulations to the following students for earning a Superior (I) Rating this past weekend: Shanna Britt with her solo on trombone; Sheldon Skiver (Clarinet), Courtney McGee (Clarinet), and Patty King (Bassoon) for their trio performance; Erik Adamiak (Alto. Sax) and Katie Kachmaryk (on Alto Sax, from AuGres) for their duet performance. Also, congratulations to the following students who earned an Excellent (II) Rating: Lorea Johnroe for her solo performance on Alto Sax; Chris Krumm for his solo performance on Trumpet; Kora Nixon for her solo performance on Trumpet; Leandra Kaake for her solo performance on oboe; Autumn Lowery for her solo performance on timpani; Lorea Johnroe (A. Sax), Dana LaDrigue (A. Sax), Erik Adamiak(Tenor Sax), and Michelle Valik (Bari. Sax) for their quartet performance; Kasey Lauwers (Flute) and Morgan Beckley (Flute) for their duet performance; Lorea Johnroe (A. Sax) and Dana LaDrigue (A. Sax) for their duet performance; Erik Adamiak (T. Sax) and Katie Kachmaryk (Clarinet) for their duet performance. If you see any of these fine musicians in the hall, congratulate them on a job well done!
IF YOU RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, you need to return your signed verification form whether or not you plan to fill out the Student information sheet. Please return these to Ms. del Rio ASAP. Remember that NHS Information sheets are due no later than Tuesday, March 31st.
2 FOR 1 DETENTION DAYS! Tuesday and Wednesday. GET YOUR HOURS DONE BEFORE BREAK!
SPANISH CLUB MEETINGS: Sophomores - Wednesday, April 1st at lunch, and Juniors/Seniors - Thursday, April 2nd at lunch. Please be on time; we will be discussing the donkey basketball and the Relay For Life events!
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...SCHOLARSHIP REMINDER! The following scholarships have April 1st due dates. Make sure you have them to the Counseling Office or address given by this date! Iosco County Foundation, GFWC Women's Club, Tawas Football, Tawas Area Education Foundation and Ryan Coleman. Stop in the Counseling office if you have any questions.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PRACTICE will be in the high school gym today from 3:00 to 5:00 PM.
VARSITY SOFTBALL PRACTICE will be in the high school gym today from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.
JR. VARSITY SOFTBALL NEEDS AT LEAST ONE MORE PLAYER this season. We would prefer to have 2 more players. If you are interested, please see Coach Collins in the Junior High.
A NUMBER OF STUDENTS PERFORMED AT STATE SOLO & ENSEMBLE SATURDAY at Manistee High School. Congratulations to the following students for earning a Superior (I) Rating this past weekend: Shanna Britt with her solo on trombone; Sheldon Skiver (Clarinet), Courtney McGee (Clarinet), and Patty King (Bassoon) for their trio performance; Erik Adamiak (Alto. Sax) and Katie Kachmaryk (on Alto Sax, from AuGres) for their duet performance. Also, congratulations to the following students who earned an Excellent (II) Rating: Lorea Johnroe for her solo performance on Alto Sax; Chris Krumm for his solo performance on Trumpet; Kora Nixon for her solo performance on Trumpet; Leandra Kaake for her solo performance on oboe; Autumn Lowery for her solo performance on timpani; Lorea Johnroe (A. Sax), Dana LaDrigue (A. Sax), Erik Adamiak(Tenor Sax), and Michelle Valik (Bari. Sax) for their quartet performance; Kasey Lauwers (Flute) and Morgan Beckley (Flute) for their duet performance; Lorea Johnroe (A. Sax) and Dana LaDrigue (A. Sax) for their duet performance; Erik Adamiak (T. Sax) and Katie Kachmaryk (Clarinet) for their duet performance. If you see any of these fine musicians in the hall, congratulate them on a job well done!
IF YOU RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, you need to return your signed verification form whether or not you plan to fill out the Student information sheet. Please return these to Ms. del Rio ASAP. Remember that NHS Information sheets are due no later than Tuesday, March 31st.
2 FOR 1 DETENTION DAYS! Tuesday and Wednesday. GET YOUR HOURS DONE BEFORE BREAK!
SPANISH CLUB MEETINGS: Sophomores - Wednesday, April 1st at lunch, and Juniors/Seniors - Thursday, April 2nd at lunch. Please be on time; we will be discussing the donkey basketball and the Relay For Life events!
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...SCHOLARSHIP REMINDER! The following scholarships have April 1st due dates. Make sure you have them to the Counseling Office or address given by this date! Iosco County Foundation, GFWC Women's Club, Tawas Football, Tawas Area Education Foundation and Ryan Coleman. Stop in the Counseling office if you have any questions.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PRACTICE will be in the high school gym today from 3:00 to 5:00 PM.
VARSITY SOFTBALL PRACTICE will be in the high school gym today from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.
JR. VARSITY SOFTBALL NEEDS AT LEAST ONE MORE PLAYER this season. We would prefer to have 2 more players. If you are interested, please see Coach Collins in the Junior High.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Announcements for Friday, March 27, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
IOSCO PRIDE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE this Saturday at 7:00 PM at the Oscoda High School auditorium (no charge).
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
IOSCO PRIDE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE this Saturday at 7:00 PM at the Oscoda High School auditorium (no charge).
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Announcements for Thursday, March 26, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
MATH CHALLENGE PARTICIPANTS: Meet in Mrs. Whetstone's room during A-lunch TODAY.
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
IOSCO PRIDE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE this Saturday at 7:00 PM at the Oscoda High School auditorium (no charge).
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
MATH CHALLENGE PARTICIPANTS: Meet in Mrs. Whetstone's room during A-lunch TODAY.
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
IOSCO PRIDE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE this Saturday at 7:00 PM at the Oscoda High School auditorium (no charge).
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Announcements for Wednesday, March 25, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
IOSCO PRIDE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE this Saturday at 7:00 PM at the Oscoda High School auditorium.
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Please have your banquet attendance/money in no later than Wednesday.
SENIORS, WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE CLASS OF 2009 PICTURE SHOW. If you have pictures that you would like to lend to be scanned into the show, bring them to room 24 and put them in the box. Make sure they have your name on the back, so they can be returned to you. Please bring your pictures in as soon as possible.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
IOSCO PRIDE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE this Saturday at 7:00 PM at the Oscoda High School auditorium.
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Please have your banquet attendance/money in no later than Wednesday.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Announcements for Tuesday, March 24, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS, all of you, your friends, and family are invited to the Relay For Life Kick-Off event Tuesday evening at 6:00 PM at the Masonic Temple on M-55. See Mrs. Grusecki for any information.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Please have your banquet attendance/money in no later than Wednesday.
SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS, all of you, your friends, and family are invited to the Relay For Life Kick-Off event Tuesday evening at 6:00 PM at the Masonic Temple on M-55. See Mrs. Grusecki for any information.
STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SEGMENT I DRIVERS ED CLASS can sign up in the Counseling Office. The next class will begin the week of April 27th. This class will be for students NOT participating in spring sports. There will be another class starting the beginning of June.
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SENIORS...REMINDER OF DEADLINE DATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: The Eagles Scholarship is due to the Counseling Office Friday, March 27th, and the Ladies Literary Club Scholarship is due Wednesday, April 1st.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Please have your banquet attendance/money in no later than Wednesday.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Announcements for Monday, March 23, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
ATTENTION JUNIORS: There is a general meeting for anyone wanting to help decorate for the prom on Monday, March 23rd, at 5:30 PM in Mrs. Nunn's room. Be prepared to work with paints, paper mache, etc.
SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS, all of you, your friends, and family are invited to the Relay For Life Kick-Off event Tuesday evening at 6:00 PM at the Masonic Temple on M-55. See Mrs. Grusecki for any information.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
CONGRATULATIONS TO JEFF JANIS & BILL SCHMIDT as they attended the 2009 State Powerlifting Championship this past weekend at Whitmore Lake High School. Jeff performed the top dead lift of his weight class with a personal record of 535 and finished 7th for the 181 weight class. His other lifts were bench 235 and squat of 405 for a total of 1175. Bill had high hopes for the state championships as he dominated his weight class at the regional qualifier taking first place. He started out strong with a squat of 350, and bench press of 260. He was tied going into his last dead lift attempt and instead of just trying to win the meet he tried to add ten pounds to break the state record of 500. Even though he was successful lifting the record breaking weight off the floor, his attempt was ruled a fault. He ended up tying for 1st place in the 155 weight class. The State Powerlifting rules settles ties by favoring the lighter lifter and the kid that tied Bill was 2/10 of a pound lighter so Bill finished 2nd in the state with a total of 1,090. Outstanding guys!
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Please have your banquet attendance/money in no later than Wednesday.
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
ATTENTION JUNIORS: There is a general meeting for anyone wanting to help decorate for the prom on Monday, March 23rd, at 5:30 PM in Mrs. Nunn's room. Be prepared to work with paints, paper mache, etc.
SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS, all of you, your friends, and family are invited to the Relay For Life Kick-Off event Tuesday evening at 6:00 PM at the Masonic Temple on M-55. See Mrs. Grusecki for any information.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
CONGRATULATIONS TO JEFF JANIS & BILL SCHMIDT as they attended the 2009 State Powerlifting Championship this past weekend at Whitmore Lake High School. Jeff performed the top dead lift of his weight class with a personal record of 535 and finished 7th for the 181 weight class. His other lifts were bench 235 and squat of 405 for a total of 1175. Bill had high hopes for the state championships as he dominated his weight class at the regional qualifier taking first place. He started out strong with a squat of 350, and bench press of 260. He was tied going into his last dead lift attempt and instead of just trying to win the meet he tried to add ten pounds to break the state record of 500. Even though he was successful lifting the record breaking weight off the floor, his attempt was ruled a fault. He ended up tying for 1st place in the 155 weight class. The State Powerlifting rules settles ties by favoring the lighter lifter and the kid that tied Bill was 2/10 of a pound lighter so Bill finished 2nd in the state with a total of 1,090. Outstanding guys!
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Please have your banquet attendance/money in no later than Wednesday.
Friday, March 20, 2009
Announcements for Friday, March 20, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
IF YOU RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE NHS THIS WEEK, please return the signed verification form ASAP to Ms.del Rio.
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
ATTENTION JUNIORS: There is a general meeting for anyone wanting to help decorate for the prom on Monday, March 23rd, at 5:30 PM in Mrs. Nunn's room. Be prepared to work with paints, paper mache, etc.
JUNIOR BOARD MEMBERS: You have a meeting at lunch in Mrs. Nunn's room on Friday, March 20th.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
INCOMPLETE GRADES are due by Friday, March 20th.
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
SOFTBALL PRACTICE is from 3:30 to 5:30 PM at Dewey Durant Park.
IF YOU RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE NHS THIS WEEK, please return the signed verification form ASAP to Ms.del Rio.
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
ATTENTION JUNIORS: There is a general meeting for anyone wanting to help decorate for the prom on Monday, March 23rd, at 5:30 PM in Mrs. Nunn's room. Be prepared to work with paints, paper mache, etc.
JUNIOR BOARD MEMBERS: You have a meeting at lunch in Mrs. Nunn's room on Friday, March 20th.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
INCOMPLETE GRADES are due by Friday, March 20th.
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
THE WHITTEMORE SPEEDWAY SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Deadline to address given is April 20, 2009.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
SOFTBALL PRACTICE is from 3:30 to 5:30 PM at Dewey Durant Park.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Announcements for Thursday, March 19, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
ATTENTION JUNIORS: There is a general meeting for anyone wanting to help decorate for the prom on Monday, March 23rd, at 5:30 PM in Mrs. Nunn's room. Be prepared to work with paints, paper mache, etc.
JUNIOR BOARD MEMBERS: You have a meeting at lunch in Mrs. Nunn's room on Friday, March 20th.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
INCOMPLETE GRADES are due by Friday, March 20th.
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
ALL VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS need to see Coach Decker TODAY to tell him the number of people attending the banquet next week.
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
ATTENTION JUNIORS: There is a general meeting for anyone wanting to help decorate for the prom on Monday, March 23rd, at 5:30 PM in Mrs. Nunn's room. Be prepared to work with paints, paper mache, etc.
JUNIOR BOARD MEMBERS: You have a meeting at lunch in Mrs. Nunn's room on Friday, March 20th.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
INCOMPLETE GRADES are due by Friday, March 20th.
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
THE TAWAS KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP applications are now available in the counseling office. Visit the website for more information and deadline date.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
ALL VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS need to see Coach Decker TODAY to tell him the number of people attending the banquet next week.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Announcements for Wednesday, March 18, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS...
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO WERE INVOLVED (OR TRIED TO BE) IN THE BLOOD DRIVE! 41 one people were seen yesterday...22 of whom were new donors! 32 pints of blood were donated! Thank you so much for being apart of this life saving endeavor!
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
EARTH CREW MEETING: Wednesday at lunch in Room 28. RECYCLING Friday & Saturday.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING: Wednesday, March 18th, during lunch in Mrs. Mikulski's room.
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ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR REPORT CARD LAST FRIDAY you can pick it up in the counseling office.
INCOMPLETE GRADES are due by Friday, March 20th.
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM will have a meeting Wednesday after school in Coach Kaems room. Please bring both uniforms, warm-ups, and practice jerseys.
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO WERE INVOLVED (OR TRIED TO BE) IN THE BLOOD DRIVE! 41 one people were seen yesterday...22 of whom were new donors! 32 pints of blood were donated! Thank you so much for being apart of this life saving endeavor!
NHS SENIORS WHO WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER OF THIS YEAR'S BLOOD DRIVES must submit a 100 word essay telling why your involvement was pivotal to the success of the blood drive. The essay must be turned in to Ms. del Rio by Monday, March 23rd, to be considered for one of the scholarships.
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
EARTH CREW MEETING: Wednesday at lunch in Room 28. RECYCLING Friday & Saturday.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING: Wednesday, March 18th, during lunch in Mrs. Mikulski's room.
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ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR REPORT CARD LAST FRIDAY you can pick it up in the counseling office.
INCOMPLETE GRADES are due by Friday, March 20th.
STUDENTS THAT WILL BE JUNIORS & SENIORS NEXT YEAR have an opportunity to participate in the annual Young People's Citizenship Seminar being held on the campus of Northwood University in Midland. This five-day seminar, being held June 22-26, gives students a working knowledge of local, state and national government. Stop in the counseling office for more information.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM will have a meeting Wednesday after school in Coach Kaems room. Please bring both uniforms, warm-ups, and practice jerseys.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Announcements for Tuesday, March 17, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
EARTH CREW MEETING: Wednesday at lunch in Room 28. RECYCLING Friday & Saturday.
THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED All day, Tuesday, March 17th, for the NHS Blood Drive.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR REPORT CARD LAST FRIDAY you can pick it up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM will have a meeting Wednesday after school in Coach Kaems room. Please bring both uniforms, warm-ups, and practice jerseys.
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
EARTH CREW MEETING: Wednesday at lunch in Room 28. RECYCLING Friday & Saturday.
THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED All day, Tuesday, March 17th, for the NHS Blood Drive.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR REPORT CARD LAST FRIDAY you can pick it up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM will have a meeting Wednesday after school in Coach Kaems room. Please bring both uniforms, warm-ups, and practice jerseys.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Announcements for Monday, March 16, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MOCFLIES for their win during the week of Island Fever!
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND on their performance this weekend at district festival held at Farwell High School. They received an overall rating of a 1 and will continue on to perform at the state festival!
THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED All day, Tuesday, March 17th, for the NHS Blood Drive.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR REPORT CARD LAST FRIDAY you can pick it up in the counseling office.
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
GIRLS SOCCER TRYOUTS Friday from 5:00 - 7:00 PM and Monday from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the high school gym.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: Practice will be in the high school gym tonight, Monday, March 16th, from 5:00 - 7:00 PM.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MOCFLIES for their win during the week of Island Fever!
STUDENT COUNCIL IS SPONSORING ANOTHER TRIVIA CONTEST FOR MARCH. Your chance to win a 2009 yearbook! Pick up question sheets from either Mrs. Mikulski or Mrs. Kosto.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND on their performance this weekend at district festival held at Farwell High School. They received an overall rating of a 1 and will continue on to perform at the state festival!
THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED All day, Tuesday, March 17th, for the NHS Blood Drive.
SPANISH CLUB RELAY FOR LIFE MEMBERS: There will be a meeting during A lunch on Thursday, March 19th, in Mrs. Grusecki's room.
ATTENTION ALL 9TH - 11TH GRADE BOYS & GIRLS: If you are interested in being a member on the 2009-2010 color guard team please listen up... Color guard tryouts will be held March 23rd - 27th everyday after school in the band room from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. If you have any questions about what the color guard team is or questions about tryouts, you can see seniors Leandra Kaake or Crystal Keslinger, or contact Coach Amanda Lossing at 989-820-7900. Hope to see you there!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR REPORT CARD LAST FRIDAY you can pick it up in the counseling office.
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
GIRLS SOCCER TRYOUTS Friday from 5:00 - 7:00 PM and Monday from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the high school gym.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: Practice will be in the high school gym tonight, Monday, March 16th, from 5:00 - 7:00 PM.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Announcements for Friday, March 13, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
$243.73 WAS COLLECTED IN THE "PENNIES FOR PATIENTS" DRIVE LAST WEEK for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The student council says, "Thank you for supporting our annual community drive." The class that collected the most pennies was Mrs. Kosto's 4th hour class and they will receive a pizza party from Hungry Howies next week.
JUNIOR CLASS BOARD MEETING TODAY during lunch in Mrs. Nunn's room.
MATH COMPETITION TEAM: Remember to meet in the high school parking lot tomorrow morning at 6:15 AM. GO BRAVES!
THE TEEN MUSICAL "ALL SHOOK UP" IS SOLD OUT THIS WEEKEND. However, if you wish to go call the playhouse at 362-8373 and put your name on a waiting list.
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LOST IN THE REGIONAL FINAL LAST NIGHT to Kingsford 55 - 46. Rachel Adaline scored 19 points and Molly Stoll added 9. The girls end their season with a 21- 3 record as NEMC and District champs. Great season girls!
GIRLS SOCCER TRYOUTS Friday from 5:00 - 7:00 PM and Monday from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the high school gym.
$243.73 WAS COLLECTED IN THE "PENNIES FOR PATIENTS" DRIVE LAST WEEK for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The student council says, "Thank you for supporting our annual community drive." The class that collected the most pennies was Mrs. Kosto's 4th hour class and they will receive a pizza party from Hungry Howies next week.
JUNIOR CLASS BOARD MEETING TODAY during lunch in Mrs. Nunn's room.
MATH COMPETITION TEAM: Remember to meet in the high school parking lot tomorrow morning at 6:15 AM. GO BRAVES!
THE TEEN MUSICAL "ALL SHOOK UP" IS SOLD OUT THIS WEEKEND. However, if you wish to go call the playhouse at 362-8373 and put your name on a waiting list.
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LOST IN THE REGIONAL FINAL LAST NIGHT to Kingsford 55 - 46. Rachel Adaline scored 19 points and Molly Stoll added 9. The girls end their season with a 21- 3 record as NEMC and District champs. Great season girls!
GIRLS SOCCER TRYOUTS Friday from 5:00 - 7:00 PM and Monday from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the high school gym.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Announcements for Thursday, March 12, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
$243.73 WAS COLLECTED IN THE "PENNIES FOR PATIENTS" DRIVE LAST WEEK for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The student council says, "Thank you for supporting our annual community drive." The class that collected the most pennies was Mrs. Kosto's 4th hour class and they will receive a pizza party from Hungry Howies next week.
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
$243.73 WAS COLLECTED IN THE "PENNIES FOR PATIENTS" DRIVE LAST WEEK for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The student council says, "Thank you for supporting our annual community drive." The class that collected the most pennies was Mrs. Kosto's 4th hour class and they will receive a pizza party from Hungry Howies next week.
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
SIGN UP & INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MIHA (Michigan Interscholastic Horsemanship Association) for both junior high (grades 6-8) and high school on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 6:30 PM in room 5 in the junior high. Please bring a picture of your horse, $25.00 riding fee, and your parents to this meeting. If you are not sure if you would like to participate, please come for information! All riders are welcome and we will find a place for you to participate! High schoolers...I have information for you regarding a riding/jumping clinic to be held in May sponsored by MIHA and we are looking for helpers for the junior high team.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Announcements for Wednesday, March 11, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
$243.73 WAS COLLECTED IN THE "PENNIES FOR PATIENTS" DRIVE LAST WEEK for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The student council says, "Thank you for supporting our annual community drive." The class that collected the most pennies was Mrs. Kosto's 4th hour class and they will receive a pizza party from Hungry Howies next week.
THERE WILL BE A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, March 11th, during A-Lunch in Mrs. Mukulski's room (#26).
THERE WILL BE A MATH CHALLENGE MEETING Wednesday and Thursday after school in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone). BE THERE!
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ADVANCED TO THE CLASS B "SWEET 16" LAST NIGHT with a regional win over Petoskey 37-29. Rachel Adaline scored 17 points, Audrey Thoryk had 8, Molly Stoll 6, Gina Gerow 4 and Dana Kolnitys 2. The girls will now play for the regional title on Thursday against Kingsford. Game time is 7:00 PM in Cadillac.
REMINDER TO ALL JV BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: The pizza party is after school TODAY in Coach Woelke's Room.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
$243.73 WAS COLLECTED IN THE "PENNIES FOR PATIENTS" DRIVE LAST WEEK for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The student council says, "Thank you for supporting our annual community drive." The class that collected the most pennies was Mrs. Kosto's 4th hour class and they will receive a pizza party from Hungry Howies next week.
THERE WILL BE A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, March 11th, during A-Lunch in Mrs. Mukulski's room (#26).
THERE WILL BE A MATH CHALLENGE MEETING Wednesday and Thursday after school in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone). BE THERE!
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ADVANCED TO THE CLASS B "SWEET 16" LAST NIGHT with a regional win over Petoskey 37-29. Rachel Adaline scored 17 points, Audrey Thoryk had 8, Molly Stoll 6, Gina Gerow 4 and Dana Kolnitys 2. The girls will now play for the regional title on Thursday against Kingsford. Game time is 7:00 PM in Cadillac.
REMINDER TO ALL JV BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: The pizza party is after school TODAY in Coach Woelke's Room.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Announcements for Tuesday, March 10, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
THE SCHOOL STORE WILL BE CLOSED TODAY (Tuesday) for high school testing. We will re-open on Wednesday.
THERE WILL BE A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, March 11th, during A-Lunch in Mrs. Mukulski's room (#26).
THERE WILL BE A MATH CHALLENGE MEETING Wednesday and Thursday after school in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone). BE THERE!
THE SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING WILL BE TUESDAY (instead of Thursday) this week during lunch in Mrs. Grusecki's room because of the Island Fever lunch competitions this week.
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
ATTENTION FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: We will have a pizza party on Tuesday, March 10th, after school in Coach Webb's room. Bring your uniform and practice jersey to turn in.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS! Our first practice is Tuesday, March 10th, at the Tawas City Gym from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. Please bring all your paperwork completed and ensure you have had a physical. Thank you!
THE SCHOOL STORE WILL BE CLOSED TODAY (Tuesday) for high school testing. We will re-open on Wednesday.
THERE WILL BE A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, March 11th, during A-Lunch in Mrs. Mukulski's room (#26).
THERE WILL BE A MATH CHALLENGE MEETING Wednesday and Thursday after school in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone). BE THERE!
THE SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING WILL BE TUESDAY (instead of Thursday) this week during lunch in Mrs. Grusecki's room because of the Island Fever lunch competitions this week.
BAND STUDENTS: If you are planning on riding home with your parents after band festival this weekend, make sure to have a note from your parents signed by Mr. Kiblinger or Mr. Mikulski by the end of the week!
NHS MEMBERS: An audit has been done of your hours. Seniors, you need to check your folders in Ms. del Rio's room to see how many hours you need to complete (before April 14th) to be eligible to graduate as a member of NHS.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT? The Michigan State Police Law Enforcement is offering a week long career academy June 21-26, 2009. This week may include activities and classes in defensive tactics, first aid, water safety, military drill, K-9 and other various areas. This is offered through our local Kiwanis Club. Sophomores, juniors or seniors interested can stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
ATTENTION FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: We will have a pizza party on Tuesday, March 10th, after school in Coach Webb's room. Bring your uniform and practice jersey to turn in.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS! Our first practice is Tuesday, March 10th, at the Tawas City Gym from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. Please bring all your paperwork completed and ensure you have had a physical. Thank you!
Monday, March 9, 2009
Announcements for Monday, March 9, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
THE WORLD LITERATURE CLASSES WILL BE COMPETING THIS WEEK IN ISLAND FEVER; ask the involved students about the ties to the classic novel Lord of the Flies.
THE SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING WILL BE TUESDAY (instead of Thursday) this week during lunch in Mrs. Grusecki's room because of the Island Fever lunch competitions this week.
ALL STUDENTS TAKING THE MME TEST (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are reminded to bring two Number 2 pencils and a calculator. Please report directly to the gym on test days.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CASE & CREW OF "ALL SHOOK UP" this past weekend for great performances at the Tawas Bay Players theater. There's just one more weekend to go!
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Check out the Tawas.net website, go to high school, counseling office for new scholarship postings!
UPCOMING EVENTS...
DISTRICT BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT at Beaverton tonight vs Ogemaw, 6:00
SPORTS NEWS...
VARSITY BOWLING STATE FINALS: Ian MacMurray bowled six games on a challenging shot and ended up 19th in the division 2 finals with a total pinfall of 1183, only 6 pins off from the match play cut. A great performance from Ian. Go Braves!
ATTENTION FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: We will have a pizza party on Tuesday, March 10th, after school in Coach Webb's room. Bring your uniform and practice jersey to turn in.
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: Don't forget to get your paperwork turned in on or before Monday! Practice will start at 3:00 PM in the commons. Remember..."Track is an outdoor sport"...Bring layers of clothes! We will go outside whenever possible.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS! Our first practice is Tuesday, March 10th, at the Tawas City Gym from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. Please bring all your paperwork completed and ensure you have had a physical. Thank you!
THE WORLD LITERATURE CLASSES WILL BE COMPETING THIS WEEK IN ISLAND FEVER; ask the involved students about the ties to the classic novel Lord of the Flies.
THE SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING WILL BE TUESDAY (instead of Thursday) this week during lunch in Mrs. Grusecki's room because of the Island Fever lunch competitions this week.
ALL STUDENTS TAKING THE MME TEST (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are reminded to bring two Number 2 pencils and a calculator. Please report directly to the gym on test days.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CASE & CREW OF "ALL SHOOK UP" this past weekend for great performances at the Tawas Bay Players theater. There's just one more weekend to go!
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS - DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING SVSU IN THE FALL? A representative will be here on Monday, March 16th, at 8:30 AM to answer any questions you may have on orientation, financial aid, housing, etc. For students who may be considering SVSU, on site admissions and application fee waivers will be part of the visit. Sign up in the counseling office.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Check out the Tawas.net website, go to high school, counseling office for new scholarship postings!
UPCOMING EVENTS...
DISTRICT BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT at Beaverton tonight vs Ogemaw, 6:00
SPORTS NEWS...
VARSITY BOWLING STATE FINALS: Ian MacMurray bowled six games on a challenging shot and ended up 19th in the division 2 finals with a total pinfall of 1183, only 6 pins off from the match play cut. A great performance from Ian. Go Braves!
ATTENTION FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: We will have a pizza party on Tuesday, March 10th, after school in Coach Webb's room. Bring your uniform and practice jersey to turn in.
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: Don't forget to get your paperwork turned in on or before Monday! Practice will start at 3:00 PM in the commons. Remember..."Track is an outdoor sport"...Bring layers of clothes! We will go outside whenever possible.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS! Our first practice is Tuesday, March 10th, at the Tawas City Gym from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. Please bring all your paperwork completed and ensure you have had a physical. Thank you!
Friday, March 6, 2009
Announcements for Friday, March 6, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
ATTENTION TOP TEN SENIORS! Your papers and photos are due TODAY in the counseling office.
ATTENTION SENIORS - THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! Ashley Beckett, Thomas Bronson, Charla Corl, Lauren Dzierbicki, Dan Gingerich, Nichole Horbatiuk, Amy Indreica, Kortney Kirk, Christopher Krumm, Alex Leslie, Ryan McArdle, Keenan Millard, Shelby Miller, Krystle Moulton, Lindsay O'Driscoll, Eric Plude, Zachary Porter, Ian Savela, Gregory Segrest, & Ashley Smith: We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. See Mrs. Loeffler in the office TODAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
THERE IS A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
ANY CURRENT SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR INTERESTED IN WORKING AT A CREDIT UNION this summer and then as a co-op student in the fall, see Mrs. K. Decker in Room 16. You must have taken Introduction to Office Management and received a B or higher.
PROM DRESS SWAP - THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH, at The Hair Stop in Oscoda from 4-7 PM. Kerry's Closet" will provide young ladies with an opportunity to bring a clean, gently worn prom or homecoming formalwear and swap the garment for another at no cost. If you have no dress to swap, a $5 donation will allow you to choose a dress! Stylists will be available for consultations and comments. Refreshments, giveaways and drawings for a basket filled with beauty products and a free prom hair and make-up session will round out the afternoon of swapping. Jewelry and shoes may also be exchanged,
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
THIS WEEKEND OPENS "ALL SHOOK UP," the play based on Elvis songs and Shakespeare's comedy "Twelfth Night." Call the Tawas Bay Playhouse at 362-8373 for tickets; see the posted flyers for dates & times. Many Tawas students are represented in the play!
ALL STUDENTS TAKING THE MME TEST NEXT WEEK (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are reminded to bring two Number 2 pencils and a calculator. Please report directly to the gym on test days.
THE TAWAS MIDGET B HOCKEY TEAM WON DISTRICTS A FEW WEEKS AGO. They will be traveling to compete in State competition the weekend of March 13th, 14th and 15th at Howell, Michigan. Also, the kids are having a benefit dinner (to raise money for the application fees for State) being held at the Elks this weekend. See flyer in office window for details. CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Check out the Tawas.net website, go to high school, counseling office for new scholarship postings!
UPCOMING EVENTS...
DISTRICT GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT at Houghton Lake tonight, 7:00
SPORTS NEWS...
ATTENTION FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: We will have a pizza party on Tuesday, March 10th, after school in Coach Webb's room. Bring your uniform and practice jersey to turn in.
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: Don't forget to get your paperwork turned in on or before Monday! Practice will start at 3:00 PM in the commons. Remember..."Track is an outdoor sport"...Bring layers of clothes! We will go outside whenever possible.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
ATTENTION TOP TEN SENIORS! Your papers and photos are due TODAY in the counseling office.
ATTENTION SENIORS - THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! Ashley Beckett, Thomas Bronson, Charla Corl, Lauren Dzierbicki, Dan Gingerich, Nichole Horbatiuk, Amy Indreica, Kortney Kirk, Christopher Krumm, Alex Leslie, Ryan McArdle, Keenan Millard, Shelby Miller, Krystle Moulton, Lindsay O'Driscoll, Eric Plude, Zachary Porter, Ian Savela, Gregory Segrest, & Ashley Smith: We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. See Mrs. Loeffler in the office TODAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
THERE IS A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
ANY CURRENT SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR INTERESTED IN WORKING AT A CREDIT UNION this summer and then as a co-op student in the fall, see Mrs. K. Decker in Room 16. You must have taken Introduction to Office Management and received a B or higher.
PROM DRESS SWAP - THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH, at The Hair Stop in Oscoda from 4-7 PM. Kerry's Closet" will provide young ladies with an opportunity to bring a clean, gently worn prom or homecoming formalwear and swap the garment for another at no cost. If you have no dress to swap, a $5 donation will allow you to choose a dress! Stylists will be available for consultations and comments. Refreshments, giveaways and drawings for a basket filled with beauty products and a free prom hair and make-up session will round out the afternoon of swapping. Jewelry and shoes may also be exchanged,
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
THIS WEEKEND OPENS "ALL SHOOK UP," the play based on Elvis songs and Shakespeare's comedy "Twelfth Night." Call the Tawas Bay Playhouse at 362-8373 for tickets; see the posted flyers for dates & times. Many Tawas students are represented in the play!
ALL STUDENTS TAKING THE MME TEST NEXT WEEK (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are reminded to bring two Number 2 pencils and a calculator. Please report directly to the gym on test days.
THE TAWAS MIDGET B HOCKEY TEAM WON DISTRICTS A FEW WEEKS AGO. They will be traveling to compete in State competition the weekend of March 13th, 14th and 15th at Howell, Michigan. Also, the kids are having a benefit dinner (to raise money for the application fees for State) being held at the Elks this weekend. See flyer in office window for details. CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Check out the Tawas.net website, go to high school, counseling office for new scholarship postings!
UPCOMING EVENTS...
DISTRICT GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT at Houghton Lake tonight, 7:00
SPORTS NEWS...
ATTENTION FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYERS: We will have a pizza party on Tuesday, March 10th, after school in Coach Webb's room. Bring your uniform and practice jersey to turn in.
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: Don't forget to get your paperwork turned in on or before Monday! Practice will start at 3:00 PM in the commons. Remember..."Track is an outdoor sport"...Bring layers of clothes! We will go outside whenever possible.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Announcements for Thursday, March 5, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
ATTENTION TOP TEN SENIORS! Your papers and photos are due Friday to the counseling office.
ATTENTION SENIORS: Ashley Beckett, Charla Corl, Lauren Dzierbicki, Dan Gingerich, Karri Haglund, Nichole Horbatiuk, Kortney Kirk, Christopher Krumm, Alex Leslie, Ryan McArdle, Keenan Millard, Shelby Miller, Krystle Moulton, Lindsay O'Driscoll, Eric Plude, Zachary Porter, Stephanie Robert, Ian Savela, Gregory Segrest, & Ashley Smith: We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. See Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
THERE WILL BE A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
THERE WILL BE A PROM MEETING TONIGHT in Mrs. Nunn's room at 6:00 PM, for all juniors interested in helping out with the prom.
ANY CURRENT SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR INTERESTED IN WORKING AT A CREDIT UNION this summer and then as a co-op student in the fall, see Mrs. K. Decker in Room 16. You must have taken Introduction to Office Management and received a B or higher.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
MATHLETES - THERE WILL BE A MEETING AFTER SCHOOL THURSDAY, March 5th, in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone) for the students participating in the 9th and 10th grade Math Challenge. Drinks and munchies will be provided.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
PROM DRESS SWAP - THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH, at The Hair Stop in Oscoda from 4-7 PM. KerryÕs ClosetÓ will provide young ladies with an opportunity to bring a clean, gently worn prom or homecoming formalwear and swap the garment for another at no cost. If you have no dress to swap, a $5 donation will allow you to choose a dress! Stylists will be available for consultations and comments. Refreshments, giveaways and drawings for a basket filled with beauty products and a free prom hair and make-up session will round out the afternoon of swapping. Jewelry and shoes may also be exchanged,
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
THIS WEEKEND OPENS "ALL SHOOK UP," the play based on Elvis songs and Shakespeare's comedy "Twelfth Night." Call the Tawas Bay Playhouse at 362-8373 for tickets; see the posted flyers for dates & times. Many Tawas students are represented in the play!
ALL STUDENTS TAKING THE MME TEST NEXT WEEK (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are reminded to bring two Number 2 pencils and a calculator. Please report directly to the gym on test days.
THE TAWAS MIDGET B HOCKEY TEAM WON DISTRICTS A FEW WEEKS AGO. They will be traveling to compete in State competition the weekend of March 13th, 14th and 15th at Howell, Michigan. Also, the kids are having a benefit dinner (to raise money for the application fees for State) being held at the Elks this weekend. See flyer in office window for details. CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED GLADWIN LAST NIGHT 52-44 in district play last night. Rachel Adaline scored 24 points, Gina Gerow had 13, and Jenny Jacques 11.
GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL PRACTICE will be from 3:30 - 5:45 PM today. Players meet in Coach Kaems room at 3:30 PM.
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: Don't forget to get your paperwork turned in on or before Monday! Practice will start at 3:00 PM in the commons. Remember..."Track is an outdoor sport"...Bring layers of clothes! We will go outside whenever possible.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
ATTENTION TOP TEN SENIORS! Your papers and photos are due Friday to the counseling office.
ATTENTION SENIORS: Ashley Beckett, Charla Corl, Lauren Dzierbicki, Dan Gingerich, Karri Haglund, Nichole Horbatiuk, Kortney Kirk, Christopher Krumm, Alex Leslie, Ryan McArdle, Keenan Millard, Shelby Miller, Krystle Moulton, Lindsay O'Driscoll, Eric Plude, Zachary Porter, Stephanie Robert, Ian Savela, Gregory Segrest, & Ashley Smith: We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. See Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
THERE WILL BE A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
THERE WILL BE A PROM MEETING TONIGHT in Mrs. Nunn's room at 6:00 PM, for all juniors interested in helping out with the prom.
ANY CURRENT SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR INTERESTED IN WORKING AT A CREDIT UNION this summer and then as a co-op student in the fall, see Mrs. K. Decker in Room 16. You must have taken Introduction to Office Management and received a B or higher.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
MATHLETES - THERE WILL BE A MEETING AFTER SCHOOL THURSDAY, March 5th, in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone) for the students participating in the 9th and 10th grade Math Challenge. Drinks and munchies will be provided.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
PROM DRESS SWAP - THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH, at The Hair Stop in Oscoda from 4-7 PM. KerryÕs ClosetÓ will provide young ladies with an opportunity to bring a clean, gently worn prom or homecoming formalwear and swap the garment for another at no cost. If you have no dress to swap, a $5 donation will allow you to choose a dress! Stylists will be available for consultations and comments. Refreshments, giveaways and drawings for a basket filled with beauty products and a free prom hair and make-up session will round out the afternoon of swapping. Jewelry and shoes may also be exchanged,
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
THIS WEEKEND OPENS "ALL SHOOK UP," the play based on Elvis songs and Shakespeare's comedy "Twelfth Night." Call the Tawas Bay Playhouse at 362-8373 for tickets; see the posted flyers for dates & times. Many Tawas students are represented in the play!
ALL STUDENTS TAKING THE MME TEST NEXT WEEK (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are reminded to bring two Number 2 pencils and a calculator. Please report directly to the gym on test days.
THE TAWAS MIDGET B HOCKEY TEAM WON DISTRICTS A FEW WEEKS AGO. They will be traveling to compete in State competition the weekend of March 13th, 14th and 15th at Howell, Michigan. Also, the kids are having a benefit dinner (to raise money for the application fees for State) being held at the Elks this weekend. See flyer in office window for details. CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED GLADWIN LAST NIGHT 52-44 in district play last night. Rachel Adaline scored 24 points, Gina Gerow had 13, and Jenny Jacques 11.
GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL PRACTICE will be from 3:30 - 5:45 PM today. Players meet in Coach Kaems room at 3:30 PM.
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: Don't forget to get your paperwork turned in on or before Monday! Practice will start at 3:00 PM in the commons. Remember..."Track is an outdoor sport"...Bring layers of clothes! We will go outside whenever possible.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Announcements for Wednesday, March 4, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
ATTENTION SENIORS: Ashley Beckett, Charla Corl, Lauren Dzierbicki, Dan Gingerich, Karri Haglund, Nichole Horbatiuk, Kortney Kirk, Christopher Krumm, Alex Leslie, Ryan McArdle, Keenan Millard, Shelby Miller, Krystle Moulton, Lindsay O'Driscoll, Eric Plude, Zachary Porter, Stephanie Robert, Ian Savela, Gregory Segrest, & Ashley Smith: We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. See Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
THERE WILL BE A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
EARTH CREW will empty bins on WEDNESDAY this week.
ANY CURRENT SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR INTERESTED IN WORKING AT A CREDIT UNION this summer and then as a co-op student in the fall, see Mrs. K. Decker in Room 16. You must have taken Introduction to Office Management and received a B or higher.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
MATHLETES - THERE WILL BE A MEETING AFTER SCHOOL THURSDAY, March 5th, in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone) for the students participating in the 9th and 10th grade Math Challenge. Drinks and munchies will be provided.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
UPCOMING EVENTS...
DISTRICT GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT tonight at Houghton Lake, 6:00
SPORTS NEWS...
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: You need to have physical forms & permission sheets signed & turned in on or before next Monday, March 9th.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
ATTENTION SENIORS: Ashley Beckett, Charla Corl, Lauren Dzierbicki, Dan Gingerich, Karri Haglund, Nichole Horbatiuk, Kortney Kirk, Christopher Krumm, Alex Leslie, Ryan McArdle, Keenan Millard, Shelby Miller, Krystle Moulton, Lindsay O'Driscoll, Eric Plude, Zachary Porter, Stephanie Robert, Ian Savela, Gregory Segrest, & Ashley Smith: We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. See Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
THERE WILL BE A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
EARTH CREW will empty bins on WEDNESDAY this week.
ANY CURRENT SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR INTERESTED IN WORKING AT A CREDIT UNION this summer and then as a co-op student in the fall, see Mrs. K. Decker in Room 16. You must have taken Introduction to Office Management and received a B or higher.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
MATHLETES - THERE WILL BE A MEETING AFTER SCHOOL THURSDAY, March 5th, in room 36 (Mrs. Whetstone) for the students participating in the 9th and 10th grade Math Challenge. Drinks and munchies will be provided.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
UPCOMING EVENTS...
DISTRICT GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT tonight at Houghton Lake, 6:00
SPORTS NEWS...
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: You need to have physical forms & permission sheets signed & turned in on or before next Monday, March 9th.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Announcements for Tuesday, March 3, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
REMINDER TO ALL PLACEMENT STUDENTS: Your grade evaluations, for the fourth marking period, are due today!
ATTENTION SENIORS! We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. If you haven't already filled out the list in one of your classes, see Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SOPHOMORES: Jessica Engle, Jake Smith, Ben Enzenberger & Kathleen Murphy...All four won prizes from the IRESA Career Fair held last week. See Mr. Mikulski to claim your prize.
THERE WILL BE A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
EARTH CREW will empty bins on WEDNESDAY this week.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS, WE HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE FROM DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY COMING to Tawas for a school visit on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 8:30 AM. If you have an interest or questions about Davenport sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE COORDINATOR OF THE CONCRETE TECH PROGRAM FROM ACC will be here on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 10:45 AM to talk about the program. Any junior or senior interested can sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FINISHED THEIR SEASON LAST NIGHT with a win over Clare 62-52. Jesse Siwek led the Braves with 22; Jeff Janis had 15. They begin district play next Monday at 6:00 PM in Beaverton where they will face Ogemaw Heights. Good luck guys!
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: You need to have physical forms & permission sheets signed & turned in on or before next Monday, March 9th.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
REMINDER TO ALL PLACEMENT STUDENTS: Your grade evaluations, for the fourth marking period, are due today!
ATTENTION SENIORS! We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. If you haven't already filled out the list in one of your classes, see Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SOPHOMORES: Jessica Engle, Jake Smith, Ben Enzenberger & Kathleen Murphy...All four won prizes from the IRESA Career Fair held last week. See Mr. Mikulski to claim your prize.
THERE WILL BE A COLLECTION BEING TAKEN THIS WEEK March 2 - March 6th, in all 4th hour high school classes. Donate your spare change or bills to win a pizza party! All proceeds will go towards the Leukemia Lymphoma Fund. Please help out a great cause!
EARTH CREW will empty bins on WEDNESDAY this week.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS, WE HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE FROM DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY COMING to Tawas for a school visit on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 8:30 AM. If you have an interest or questions about Davenport sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE COORDINATOR OF THE CONCRETE TECH PROGRAM FROM ACC will be here on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 10:45 AM to talk about the program. Any junior or senior interested can sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE JUDITH THIBAULT SCHOLARSHP is now available in the Counseling Office. Stop by for information.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
SPORTS NEWS...
THE BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FINISHED THEIR SEASON LAST NIGHT with a win over Clare 62-52. Jesse Siwek led the Braves with 22; Jeff Janis had 15. They begin district play next Monday at 6:00 PM in Beaverton where they will face Ogemaw Heights. Good luck guys!
ALL INTERESTED JV & VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS: We will be holding a quick meeting on Friday, March 6th, in Coach Woelke's room (30) at 11:15 AM OR in Mrs. Decker's Room (20) at 12:15 PM. Please plan on attending one of these meetings!
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: You need to have physical forms & permission sheets signed & turned in on or before next Monday, March 9th.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Announcements for Monday, March 2, 2009
TODAY'S NEWS…
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS NEED TO SEE MRS. K. DECKER TODAY: Sara Call, Zach Adams, Erica Jackson, Jason Kennedy and Katie LaHaye.
ATTENTION SENIORS! We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. If you haven't already filled out the list in one of your classes, see Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SOPHOMORES: Jessica Engle, Jake Smith, Ben Enzenberger & Kathleen Murphy...All four won prizes from the IRESA Career Fair held last week. See Mr. Mikulski to claim your prize.
CONGRATULATIONS to Zach Beavers, Joe Boensch, Andy Clairmont, Ben Enzenberger, Dylan Sterling and Andrew Yeh for their fine performance at Regional Science Olympics at Alpena Community College on Saturday! Great job!
KUDOS TO THE WONDERFUL CAST & CREW OF DEAD AIR! Your performances were hilarious and very enjoyable. Also, great job to the Spanish Club for all your hard work and efforts.
EARTH CREW will empty bins on WEDNESDAY this week.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS, WE HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE FROM DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY COMING to Tawas for a school visit on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 8:30 AM. If you have an interest or questions about Davenport sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE COORDINATOR OF THE CONCRETE TECH PROGRAM FROM ACC will be here on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 10:45 AM to talk about the program. Any junior or senior interested can sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
UPCOMING EVENTS...
VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL at Clare tonight at 7:00 PM.
SPORTS NEWS...
THE FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED PINCONNING THURSDAY NIGHT 67-17. Everyone rode the scoring train led by Floyd Pinkerton with a season high 22 points, followed by Jelly Beans Gentges with 12, Ti Inman with 10, Bubbles Chapleski with 8, Flash McKenzie with 7, Wall-e Hutchison with 6, and Silky Look with 2. Also, thanks to Scooter Stevelinck who cheered the team while ill at home. Finish Strong!
THE FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED PINCONNING THURSDAY NIGHT in a dramatic victory as Justin Blust sank the game-winning free throw with 0.6 left on the clock. Blust and Nick Kolnitys each scored 10 points to lead the Braves. Way to go guys!
THE VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED JOHN GLENN FRIDAY NIGHT 64-23. Capping off a perfect 10-0 league season. Rachel Adaline scored 26 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, Gina Gerow had 10 points, Molly Stoll 9, and Jenny Jacques 8. The team finished the regular season with an 18-2 mark and continues into the post-season on Wednesday at 6:00 PM against Gladwin or Beaverton.
VARSITY BOWLING REGIONAL RESULTS: The boys team event was at Monitor Lanes with 3262 total pinfall came in 16th place. The girls had a pinfall of 3048 for a tenth place finish. Singles event on Saturday at LeFevre Lanes the top Tawas girls were Hannah Osborne 1006 for 21st. place, Jennifer Heine 983 26th, Charity Greer 961 29th place out of 78 girls in the competition. Top boys Ian MacMurray 1225 7th, Jon Shaffer 978 56th, Witt Call Jr. 828 71st place out of 76 boys in the region. Congratulations to Ian. He will be competing at the State finals in Sterling Heights this next Saturday. Go Braves!
VARSITY & JV GIRLS SOCCER CONDITIONING: Monday, March 2nd, from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the high school gym. Wear running shoes.
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: You need to have physical forms & permission sheets signed & turned in on or before next Monday, March 9th.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS NEED TO SEE MRS. K. DECKER TODAY: Sara Call, Zach Adams, Erica Jackson, Jason Kennedy and Katie LaHaye.
ATTENTION SENIORS! We need to know how you want your name to appear on your diploma. If you haven't already filled out the list in one of your classes, see Mrs. Loeffler in the office by FRIDAY! If you don't, your name will appear as it does on your school records (i.e. Tyler R. Reed).
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SOPHOMORES: Jessica Engle, Jake Smith, Ben Enzenberger & Kathleen Murphy...All four won prizes from the IRESA Career Fair held last week. See Mr. Mikulski to claim your prize.
CONGRATULATIONS to Zach Beavers, Joe Boensch, Andy Clairmont, Ben Enzenberger, Dylan Sterling and Andrew Yeh for their fine performance at Regional Science Olympics at Alpena Community College on Saturday! Great job!
KUDOS TO THE WONDERFUL CAST & CREW OF DEAD AIR! Your performances were hilarious and very enjoyable. Also, great job to the Spanish Club for all your hard work and efforts.
EARTH CREW will empty bins on WEDNESDAY this week.
CLASS MEETINGS THIS WEEK IN THE COMMONS DURING CHANNEL ONE: Tuesday - Seniors, Wednesday - Juniors, Thursday - Sophomores, & Friday - Freshmen.
JUNIOR/SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 5th, at lunch.
SOPHOMORE SPANISH CLUB MEETING: Thursday, March 12th, at lunch.
4H AIR RIFLE TO START: Friday, March 20th at 6:00 PM. Past and new members are welcome. For more information see the sign on the office window.
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION...
DETENTION Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays after school in Mrs. Whetstone's room (#36) from 2:45 - 3:45 PM. Wednesday morning detention will be in Mrs. Kosto's art room from 7:15 - 7:55 AM.
IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE SCHOOL EARLY... (for appointments, etc.) please bring a note from your parents. Keep the note with you to show your teacher so you can get out of class. Turn the note in to the office when you sign out. THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOU OUT AND WHERE YOU NEED TO GO ON TIME. Please be sure to check out of class and be ready to go on time! It is your responsibility to watch the clock!
BUS PASS REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING BEFORE SCHOOL Bus pass requests must be written (by a parent), turned in to the office BEFORE SCHOOL and must have the address and name of the bus. Passes requested before school can be picked up DURING LUNCH & AFTER SCHOOL ONLY.
WORK PERMITS If you are under 18 and have a job, you must have a WORK PERMIT! They are in the rack outside the high school office.
COUNSELING OFFICE NEWS...
SENIORS, WE HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE FROM DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY COMING to Tawas for a school visit on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 8:30 AM. If you have an interest or questions about Davenport sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE COORDINATOR OF THE CONCRETE TECH PROGRAM FROM ACC will be here on Tuesday, March 3rd, at 10:45 AM to talk about the program. Any junior or senior interested can sign up in the Counseling Office.
THE RYAN COLEMAN SCHOLARSHIP is now available to seniors. Stop in the Counseling Office for information or visit the Tawas website.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For a complete listing of available scholarships, visit the counseling office website at http://counselingoffice.tawas.net/
UPCOMING EVENTS...
VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL at Clare tonight at 7:00 PM.
SPORTS NEWS...
THE FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED PINCONNING THURSDAY NIGHT 67-17. Everyone rode the scoring train led by Floyd Pinkerton with a season high 22 points, followed by Jelly Beans Gentges with 12, Ti Inman with 10, Bubbles Chapleski with 8, Flash McKenzie with 7, Wall-e Hutchison with 6, and Silky Look with 2. Also, thanks to Scooter Stevelinck who cheered the team while ill at home. Finish Strong!
THE FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED PINCONNING THURSDAY NIGHT in a dramatic victory as Justin Blust sank the game-winning free throw with 0.6 left on the clock. Blust and Nick Kolnitys each scored 10 points to lead the Braves. Way to go guys!
THE VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED JOHN GLENN FRIDAY NIGHT 64-23. Capping off a perfect 10-0 league season. Rachel Adaline scored 26 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, Gina Gerow had 10 points, Molly Stoll 9, and Jenny Jacques 8. The team finished the regular season with an 18-2 mark and continues into the post-season on Wednesday at 6:00 PM against Gladwin or Beaverton.
VARSITY BOWLING REGIONAL RESULTS: The boys team event was at Monitor Lanes with 3262 total pinfall came in 16th place. The girls had a pinfall of 3048 for a tenth place finish. Singles event on Saturday at LeFevre Lanes the top Tawas girls were Hannah Osborne 1006 for 21st. place, Jennifer Heine 983 26th, Charity Greer 961 29th place out of 78 girls in the competition. Top boys Ian MacMurray 1225 7th, Jon Shaffer 978 56th, Witt Call Jr. 828 71st place out of 76 boys in the region. Congratulations to Ian. He will be competing at the State finals in Sterling Heights this next Saturday. Go Braves!
VARSITY & JV GIRLS SOCCER CONDITIONING: Monday, March 2nd, from 7:00 - 9:00 PM in the high school gym. Wear running shoes.
TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES: You need to have physical forms & permission sheets signed & turned in on or before next Monday, March 9th.
JV & VARSITY SOFTBALL TRYOUTS will run from March 9th to the 13th. Monday's tryouts: 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the High School; Tuesday & Wednesday's tryouts: 3:00 - 5:00 PM at Tawas City Elementary. The rest of the tryout schedule will be provided to you next week. You must have a physical on file and the rest of your paper work in order to participate.
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