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SCHOFIELD ANNUAL SPIRIT WEEK
Next week is our Schofield MS Spirit Week. Each day will be a different way to show your school spirit and have some fun. Photos for the yearbook will be taken each day, so show your school spirit and have some fun.
Monday is Pajama Day... Roll out of bed and come to school in your PJ's. Be sure your pajamas are school appropriate and meet the dress code.
Tuesday is Crazy Hat Day... Don't be boring and wear a baseball hat, wear something crazy. A Santa hat, a cowboy hat, or even a sombrero. Be creative and show your school spirit. Have some fun and show your school spirit.
Wednesday is Crazy Sock & Hair Day... Do the Doo. Spike your hair, color your hair, do something crazy to your hair. It's also CRAZY sock day. Mix and match your socks, different sizes, different colors, have some fun and show your school spirit. Do something crazy with your hair and wear funny socks.
Thursday is Sports Jersey Day... Wear the jersey of your favorite sports team. Have some fun and show your school spirit.
Friday is School Spirit Day... Wear the colors of your school. That's green and gold. Paint your face, color your hair, show your true colors, green and gold. Have some fun and show your school spirit.
NOTE: CCSD dress code will be enforced. Please wear items that will meet dress expectations. |
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MAGNET FAIR
A Secondary Magnet Fair will be held at Del Sol HS on Saturday, November 14th from 12:00 - 4:00 P.M. Most magnet schools will be represented at this fair. If you have any students who are now seriously considering applying for any/several of the magnet schools, this will be another great opportunity to meet one-on-one with recruiters. Please encourage your students to apply for ANY of the magnet programs that interest them. Students have a better opportunity of being selected if they keep their options open and apply to more than one school.
Click the link Del Sol High School for driving directions from Schofield MS.
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The 2009 Book Fair is Coming-
Support your Schofield Library by purchasing books at the Scholastic Book Fair Monday, November 30 - Wednesday, December 9, 2009.
Click on the link Scholastic Book Fair to learn more about our upcoming book fair.
Click on Book Fair Preview to see a many of the featured books in December. |
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FUTURE CHESSMASTERS TAKE THE GOLD
Congratulations to the members of the Schofield Chess Club who brought home a total of eight medals, including four gold, at the CCSD Middle School Chess Tournament held at Hyde Park Middle School on Saturday, October 24th!
BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS were:
Jacob C. and Luis M.
SILVER MEDAL WINNERS were: Max B. and Devlin C.
GOLD MEDAL WINNERS were: West W., Jacob C., Ryuki S., and
Jack M.
Two students received special recognition at the tournament for winning all of their matches: Ryuki S. and Jack M.
Congratulations and way to go, Tigers!
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The Schofield Talent Show
Remember to look for Ms. Buehler in the mornings out in the courtyard. She will be selling tickets for $1.00 to get into the talent show next Tuesday, October 27, after school. You will be a judge for the final 5 winners:
Belsey B, Adriel P., Charlie D., Christina W., Hailee R. and Paige C.
and you will get to see the whole show. There are late busses available....see you out in the courtyard..they sell fast so be in the courtyard in the mornings. |
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SPELLING BEE CHAMP - MOVING ON!
Congratulations to our Area 3 Service Center Semifinal Spelling Bee winner:
SEVENTH GRADE: Collin P.
Our Flying Tiger Spelling Champ will be in CCSD FINAL competition against students from schools all over the District. The competition will be held at Vegas PBX-KLVX (Channel 10) on Wednesday, October 27. Collin will compete against five other seventh grade students. Go get'em Collin! |
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| 5TH ANNUAL SCHOFIELD COLLEGE WEEK |
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Schofield College Week Scavenger Hunt
Match the staff members with
the colleges they attended. Visit the halls, front
office doors, and the cafeteria for all the possibilities.
Throughout the week there will be special video College Week announcements featuring Schofield students and staff.
Students are encouraged to wear shirts with the names of colleges or universities on them.
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Turn the Scavenger Hunt game paper into the
Library by the end of the day Thursday for
a chance to win a Scavenger Hunt prize!
Students, wearing college apparel, may randomly be selected to win prizes throughout the week. |
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UNR College Representatives in the Library all day for the 8th grade students.
ITT Tech representatives will be in the cafeteria ALL three lunches. |
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NEVADA College Fair - 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the cafeteria.
-University of Phoenix
-College of Southern Nevada
-Nevada State College
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UNLV Rebel Day - WEAR THE RED AND GRAY
Representatives from UNLV will be in the cafeteria ALL three lunches. |
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OUT-OF-STATE College Fair - ALL three lunches
-Brochures from universities and colleges around the country will be available for students to pick up.
-Touro University will be in the cafeteria ALL three lunches. |
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Turn in your “Schofield College Week Scavenger Hunt” by 2:30 p.m. today in
the library to be eligible for prizes! |
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Winners of the Schofield College Week Scavenger Hunt will be announced. |
Winners receive UNLV T-shirts. |
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Magazine Fundraiser Activities
| Thursday, October 8th - BMX Show - at the Basketball courts |
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| Friday, October 9th - Karaoke for the teachers - in the cafeteria ALL three lunches |
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| Thursday, October 22 - Limo Ride to the Gameworks |
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Thursday, October 29 - Schofield's -Got-Talent Assembly for the participants
Wednesday, November 25 - 97.5 Radio Takeover in the Gymasium
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GEOGRAPHY CLUB
Any Schofield student interested in participating in the CCSD GEOGRAPHY BEE can come to the Geography Club on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month from 2:30 until 3:30 p.m. We will prepare for the bee that will be held in January. Practices will be held with Mrs. Hughey, Mrs. Holford and Mrs. Little. The first practice will be on Wednesday, October 7th in room 824. See you there. |
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STATUS CLUB
Status Club will begin tomorrow in room 625. We will meet after school until 3:30 p.m.. If you are interested in keeping our community safe from drugs, alcohol, and other dangerous substances, come check us out. |
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SPELLING BEE WINNERS
Congratulations to the winners of the annual Schofield spelling bee. This year's spelling list included some difficult and unusual words, such as sederunt, nidificate, and stymieing. Even the eighth grade English teachers learned a new word or two! The competition was very close this year, but the following talented spellers are the winners at their grade levels:
EIGHTH GRADE: Katie L.
SEVENTH GRADE: Collin P.
SIXTH GRADE: Madison B.
Our Flying Tiger Spelling Champs will be in competition against students from other middle schools, including Silvestri, Miller, and Del Webb. Go get'em Tigers!
The Area Service Center 3 Spelling Bee will be held on Thursday, October 8 at 4:00 p.m. in the Silvestri MS library. This is another written test, so as we understand it, this is not a spectator event. Parents may stay at the school, but they will not be in the same area as the competitors. If our students advance to the next round, they will participate in an oral spelling bee.
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CCSD Middle School Chess Tournament
The Fall CCSD Middle School Chess Tournament will be held on Saturday, October 24 at Hyde Park Middle School. Start times will be provided at the chess club meeting on Thursday, October 1 in the Library. For those wanting to participate in the tournament, a $5.00 registration fee and form (signed by your parent) are due by Thursday's chess meeting. See Mrs. Dyer in the Library for additional information or to pick up the form if you have not done so.
Click the name of the school above for dirving directions from Schofield Middle School. |
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Middle School Honor Choir
September 26 - Auditions at Green Valley High School - See Mrs. Fleischer for Times.
October 1 - MS Honor Choir Rehersal - Room 220 (Choir room) - Thursday beginning at 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
October 8 - MS Honor Choir Rehersal - Room 220 (Choir room) - Thursday beginning at 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
October 13 - MS Honor Choir Rehersal - Room 220 (Choir room) - Tuesday beginning at 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
October 15 - MS Honor Choir Rehersal - Room 220 (Choir room) - Thursday beginning at 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
October 20 - Honor Choir combined Rehersal - Geen Valley HS - Tuesday beginning at 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
October 21 & 22 - Middle School ACDA Honor Choir Concert - Ham Hall - Wednesday & Thursday Evening at 7:00 p.m.
Click the location names, above, for driving directions from Schofield Middle School.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Intramurals will be on Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Monday, September 28th. See Mr. Waldman in Room 710 to sign up early. See you there! |
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TALENT SHOW AUDITIONS
Auditions for the talent show will be held on Tuesday, October 6 and Tuesday October 13 after school in the theatre. We are looking for any kind of great talent including singing, dancing, instruments, comedy, acting. You can memorize a scene, sing your favorite song, or perform your favorite dance. If you get accepted into the show, you will be performing for a live audience. Audition acts can only last for 3 minutes, but if you make it into the 2nd round you will have 4 minutes for your act. Just ask Ms. Buehler in room 616 if you have any questions. See you there! |
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GOLF CLUB
Are you interested in trying out for the Schofield Golf Team? We will have an informational meeting on Tuesday, September 29th at 2:20 in the Art room, 212. We will discuss requirements and qualifications to be on the team. We will also let you know when and where the try-outs are. |
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WELCOME BACK DANCE - "Back to School Zoo"
Our FIRST dance of the school year, the Welcome Back dance, is on Thursday, September 24 from 2:20 - 3:30. The theme is "Back to School Zoo." Tickets are on sale now, in the cafeteria at all three lunches for $3.00. Come and enjoy your friends, the fun, the best dancing ever. A snack bar will be available during the dance.
Dance Expectations
-Only Schofield MS students may attend.
-Student must enter by 2:20 p.m. and stay until the end of the dance at 3:30 p.m.
-Students may leave early only if released to a parent.
-The CCSD dress code is expected to be followed as are all other Schofield MS campus expectations.
-A late bus will be available for students that normally ride the bus. Other students must arrange their own transportation home so that they leave campus at 3:30 p.m. Plan ahead so that you do not have to use the telephone.
-Dancing that may injure yourself or others is forbidden.
-Dancing that is inappropriately suggestive is forbidden. |
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CIVIL AIR PATROL OPEN HOUSE
Our first to be annual CAP OPEN HOUSE was a great success. Parents and students attended the introductory meetings that were hosted from 2:30 p.m.to 6:00 p.m. Dr. Jack Lund Schofield, retired Air Force pilot, our school's name sake and a member of the "FlyingTigers" spoke to the visitors and welcomed them to this exciting after school activity. Please visit the National Civil Air Patrol website at: http://gocivilairpatrol.com to learn more about the program. Additional information will be listed on our "FLIGHTS" page. |
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CANNED SOUP DRIVE:
The Silverado High School Cheer Team is hosting a canned soup drive in a "Feeding America" contest sponsored by The Cheesecake Factory. Our Schofield MS cheer team is participating in this drive. If our team provides the greatest number of soup can, the SHS cheer team will come perform at Schofield MS and give our cheer team a one day cheer camp.
Please bring your canned soups to Mrs. Hughey in room 828. Thank you! This contest is ends Thursday, September 24th. |
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Boys Basketball Intramurals
If you are interested in playing for the boys basketball team this year, intramurals will start Tuesday, September 8. Intramurals will be held in the gym from 2:20 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Please sign up with Coach Murray so he knows how many students to expect. You can find Coach Murray in the boys locker room before or after school. |
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FLYING TIGERS SOAR
Schofield Middle School held its annual Awards Ceremony on May 18 and 19. Over 350 students were honored by their classroom teachers, sdministration, The American Legion, and Dr. Schofield. Students received awards for Most Improvement and growth in a class subject, Excellence in a subject, Outstanding performance for a subject and Straight "A" Honor Roll for ALL three quarters of the 2008-2009 schol year.
Eighth graders were also awarded, Straight A's for 3 years which included a $100 savings bond, Presidental Gold and Siver Academic awards for GPAs above 3.4 and being in the top 85 percentile for testing, The Principal's Award, The Jack Lund Schofield Great American Award, and the prestigious American Legion Award. We salute these students for their hard work and dedication to their futures. Way to go Tigers! |
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SILVERADO TAIKO DRUMMERS RETURN
The Silverado TAIKO drum line returned to Schofield Middle School on the morning of Monday, May 18. This accomplished drum team have helped Schofield Middle School celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month for the past 4 years. They were spectacular with their drumming expertise and added choreography. Thanks Silverado High School for your performance. |
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EARTH DAY 2009
Our Science teachers are in the spirit. Celebrate Earth Day by saving on a trip to the store, planting a tree, using less water while washing the dishes or brushing your teeth, or make sure that the extra lights, chargers, or televisions and radios are turned off when no one is in the room. |
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Ms.Byrne, Ms. Carrico, Ms. Carpenter, Ms. Efros, Ms. Herndon, Ms. Larreau, Ms. Murray, Ms. Romeo and Ms. Tingey share in the spiril by going green. |
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Science Olympiad team takes 11 medals at the State Competition
The Science Olympiad program is a national academic competition in its 26th year of operation. For this competition a team of up to fifteen students compete in 23 different events reflecting the wide span of scientific endeavors. These events range from robotics, to fossils, to ecology and map reading. As an extracurricular event Science Olympiad has the aim of pushing students to learn beyond the expectations of the classroom, it also strives to develop in them a lifelong love of science and the development of a community of students who support each other in their passion for science and problem solving. |
Second place Medals |
Third Place Medals |
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| Dynamic Planet |
Thomas A. and Bailey G. |
| Ecology |
Marcy B. and Bailey G. |
| Physical Science Lab |
Samantha H. and Mitch S. |
| Pentathalon |
Samantha H., Samantha O., Renea A. and Courtney K. |
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| Amphibians and Reptiles |
Marcy B. and Elium R. |
| Disease Detectives |
Mitch S. and Elium R. |
| Environmental Chemistry |
Marcy B. and Elium R. |
| Experimental Design |
Nayomi H., Renea A. and Thomas A. |
| Fossils |
Marcy B. and Bailey G. |
| Reach for the Stars |
Bailey G. and Courtney K. |
| Robocross |
Marcy B. and Mason S.
Scrambler R. and Thomas A. |
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| JAZZ BAND ENTERTAINS IN THE COURTYARD |
The students and staff at Schofield Middle School were entertained on Friday morning, March 6th with a lively performance by our outstanding Jazz Band. Under conduction of Mr. Nekoba, the students played great jazz music as the students crowded around to listen. Great job Jazz Band! We hope to hear from you again soon!
Click the lick below to hear a sample of the band's music. |
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BOWLING
TEAM TAKES FIRST!
Schofield Team #1 took first place in the CCSD
Middle School Bowling League! Team members were:
K.O.
L., Dylan L., and Zak L.
The following bowlers
made it to the finals: Michael G., Raemond
G., Daniel R., and Jade R.
Thank
you to Coaches Waldman and Sofia for all
that you do!
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ORCHESTRA
Ms. Crusoe would like to recognize the following
students who made 2008-09 Honor Orchestra:
Nuri
K., Hazel S. & Katie C.
Congratulations to these students
for making Honor Orchestra this year! |
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Clark
County School District Honor Choirs
Mrs. Fleischer would like to congratulate the
following Schofield Middle School Choir students
who were selected to participate in the Clark
County School District Director's Choice Middle
School Womens and Mens Honor Choirs:
Lacy
B., Kailee C., Briauna C., Gracyn M., Christa
S., Mikayla S., Catherine V., Cameron C., Tyler
F. & Donovan S.
Way to
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Student
Daily Bulletin
Check it out. What's happening at school. Club
activities, library hppenings, The Couselors'
Corner, cafeteria menu, and more just a click
away. This link will be updated each morning.
For a printable, monthly lunch menu visit our
"Resources"
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2009-2010
Calendar-At-A-Glance-Year
This Calendar-At-A-Glance highlights events by
month and date, for the entire school year.
As
this calendar is updated, we will put the date
of the update at the end of this section. (Updated:
November 17, 2009)
Calendar-At-A-Glance-Current
Month
The Calendar-At-A-Glance highlights events involving
CCSD and student and staff at Schofield Middle
School. This is a listing by month, date, and
event. As this calendar is updated, we will put
the date of the update at the end of this section.
(Updated: November 17, 2009) |
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TALENT SHOW
The Drama Clubs' Second Annual Talent show was
a smash!!! Lip-syncing to those famous hit by
Elvis, Sonny and Cher, Dean Martin, Diana Ross
and the Supremes, The Andrew Sisters and even
the Beatles brought the Audience to their feet.
Can't wait for the next "really big show".
Congratulations to all of the performers, tech
crew and the set designers and builders. Way to
Flying Tigers!!! You can ROAR with pride for your
hard work. |
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Student
Daily Bulletin
Check it out. What's happening at school. Club
activities, library hppenings, The Couselors'
Corner, cafeteria menu, and more just a click
away. This link will be updated each morning.
For a printable, monthly lunch menu visit our
"Resources"
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Wings
of the Flying Tiger
Miss this month's newsletter? Want to see a calendar
of up-and-coming events? How about those Clubs
and Activities? Congratulations to our Students-of-the-Month
and those students making the grade. All of these
and more can be found in our "Wings of the
Flying Tiger" newsletters.
The "Wings of the FlyingTiger" can
be found on our Resources
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PLEASE NOTE: CLUBS & ACTIVITIES, ALONG WITH THEIR DATES AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND CANCELLATION DUE TO STUDENT PARTICIPATION.
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CLUBS
09-10 (Revised: 09/03/09)
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Art Club |
Mr. R. Murray |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Wednesday |
212 |
To understand, explore, produce artwork,
working with 2-D & 3-D project, the students
will express and visually tell stories. |
All Students. |
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Boys Basketball |
Mr. J. Murray
Mr. R. Redd |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Monday - Friday (October to November) - Tryouts in December |
Gym |
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All Male Students - Tryout and Selection for final team |
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Girls Basketball |
Mr. Waldman |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Monday - Friday (October to November) - Tryouts in December |
Gym |
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All Female Students - Tryout and Selection for final team |
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Bowling |
Ms. Sofia |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Wednesday |
Gold Coast |
See Ms. Sofia for to sign-up and
receive details times. |
All Students. - NOTE: students will
provide their own transportation to the bowling
lanes. |
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Civil Air Patrol (CAP) |
Ms. Tingey |
3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. |
Thursday |
723 |
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All students may apply but membership must meet requirements |
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Charm & Etiquette Club |
Ms. Ghazal & Mrs. Holford |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Thursday Begins 9/10/09 |
806 |
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All Students. |
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Cheer Squad |
Mrs. Hughey
Mrs. Varela
Mrs. Dale
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2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Tuesday & Thursday |
Gum & Cafeteria |
To promote school spirit and good
sportsmanship while learning various cheers and
dances. Team members perform at basketball games
and assemblies. |
Selected through tryouts. Student
must maintain a 2.0 GPA and S in citizenship. |
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Chess Club |
Ms. Dyer |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Thursday Begins 9/10/09
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Lib |
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All Students. |
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Drama Club |
Ms. Buehler |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Tuesday begins 9/15/09 |
Theatre |
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All Students. |
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Future Cities |
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Competition to design a city of the
future. |
All Students. |
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Golf Club |
Mr. Wright & Mr. R. Murray |
3:30 p.m. - dusk |
Tuesday Begins 10/6/09 |
Rm. 625 for special meetings all
practice at Desert Willow Golf Course |
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Tryout and selection. NOTE: students
will provide their own transportation to the golf
course. |
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Homework Club |
Mrs. Dyer
Mrs. Castaldo
Mrs. Dyer
Ms. Richey |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday |
Library
Rm. 708 Library
Rm. 730 |
To assist students with study skills/habits,
academic problems, reading skills, and organization
while providing a quiet place to study. |
All Students.
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Hip-Hop |
Mrs. Dale
Mrs. Varela |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Tuesday
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TBA |
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All Students. |
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Intramural Basketball |
Mr. J. Murray
Mr. Waldman
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2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Boys - Monday to Thursday Begins
9/8/08
Girls - tba |
Gym |
Various activites for boys and girls
(See Daily bulletin for latest announcement of activities). |
All Students. |
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Junior Varsity Quiz |
TBA |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Monday |
TBA |
To have fun while developing a competitive
team for the District-wide academic competition. |
All Students. |
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Knitting / Crocheting |
Ms. Tingey |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Monday
begins 9/5/09 |
723 |
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All Students |
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Miracle Minute Club |
Mr. Brown |
7:35 - a.m. 7:50 a.m. |
Thursday |
720 |
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All Students |
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National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) |
Mrs. Efros
Mrs. Romeo |
TBA |
Wednesdays Begins 9/09/09
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609 |
To recognize and encourage academic
achievement while developing other characteristics
essential to citizens in a democracy (scholarship,
character, service, leadership, citizenship). |
Students are inducted according to
the National Constitution as established by the
NASSP. Students must maintain status by performing
community service and retaining a 3.5 GPA and "S"
in citizenship.
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Recycle Club |
Mrs. Caron-Greig
Mrs. Grant
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Romeo |
2:25 pm.- 3:30 p.m. |
Thursday Begins 9/10/09 |
722 and 608 |
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All students |
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STATUS |
Mrs. Bridges
Mr. Wright
Ms Costello
Ms Harrell |
2:20 p.m.- 3:45 p.m. |
Thursday Begins 9/25/08 |
Theater |
“Students Taking Action to
Terminate Unlawful Substances” – to
make all students aware of the dangers of substance
and alcohol abuse. |
All students who wish to take part
in community projects to promote community pride. |
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