On Friday our JV basketball teams had close games, playing with great teamwork and communication and our varsity teams swept the floor leaving Point Arena feeling defeated!
YAY CARDINALS!!!
YAY CARDINALS!!!
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Mendocino High School Bulletin
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I touch my country¹s mind. - John Masefield
Friday, January 23
€ PAC MCHS production 7pm (Sat 7pm/Sun 2pm)
€ Basketball HOME vs Pt Arena 3:30/5/6:30/8
Saturday, January 24
€ SAT
€ JVGirls Basketball AT Point Arena TBD
€ PAC MCHS production 7pm (Sat 7pm/Sun 2pm)
Monday, January 26
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ JOIN a knitting group! Monday12:15-12:45 in the library.
Tuesday, January 27
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ Basketball HOME vs Anderson Valley :30/5/6:30/8 Exc JVG 2:30
Wednesday, January 28
SENIORS MEET 10:20, Library Grad Cap & gown order info (OFFICERS MEET AT
10:10 LIBRARY)
€ Staff Meeting 3PM WASC Orientation/Introduction
Thursday, January 29
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ Var. Basketball HOME vs Leggett 5:30/7
Friday, January 30
€ PAC MCHS production 7pm (Sat 7pm/Sun 2pm)
€
Saturday, January 31
€ MCHS Play Production PAC 7pm (Sun. 2pm)
Monday, February 2
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ JOIN a knitting group! Monday12:15-12:45 in the library.
Tuesday, February 3
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ Basketball HOME vs. Round Valley Exc JVG 2:30
February 2009
5, 6 MCHS field trip to San Francisco
7 ACT PAHS
10 Registration Deadline 3/14 SAT
11, 12 Improv Club Performances-PAC 7pm $5/$3
16-20 PRESIDENT'S WEEK-NO SCHOOL
24 3rd Quarter Deficiency Notices Due
27 Registration Deadline 4/4 ACT PAHS
28-3/1 Model UN Conf. Berkeley
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New website: MendocinoUSD.org
The Mendocino Community High School presents ³Sylvia,² a play about a dog, a
man, and his wife. Directed by Senior Laurel Livezey, this pedigreed play
centers around the stray dog that Greg found while trying to avoid work.
Immediately, he grows attached to the feisty and loud mutt, while his wife,
Kate, does just the opposite. As Greg falls head over heels for Sylvia, Kate
watches her perfectly organized life and suitable marriage slowly unravel.
One word of caution. Although a delightful and light comedy, Sylvia isn¹t
the best for young children. But, four letter words aside, this reading is
energetic and full of physical comedy. It runs on January 23, 24, 30, and 31
at 7:00 PM, and January 25 and February 1 at 2:00 PM. It will be performed
at the Matheson Performing Arts Center, and there is a $5 suggested
donation. For more information, call Kamala at 937-0138.
FOUND: gold, adjustable ring in Robin Curry¹s room. See Barb to identify
and claim.
All MHS & Independent Study Seniors: meet in the library Wednesday, January
28 from 10:20- 10:50 to receive ordering information for caps and gowns,
graduation announcements and senior rings, ordering procedures and
deadlines.
AE Week at the Art Center - $100 suggested contribution:
January $25 February $25 March $25 April 1 $25
ALL PAYMENTS ARE MADE IN THE LIBRARY
(only 2 spaces left in ceramics & 2 in blacksmithingŠ)
College/Career/Scholarship Information
MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Wednesday, March 18 students and parents invited to an
evening of job and career information at College of the Redwoods, Fort
Bragg. Info 964-9000
Scholarship: Body by Milk and the USA Today's Sammy 2009 Award Program
Amount: 25 - $7500 scholarships
Criteria: There are 5 criteria. academic performance, athletic excellence,
leadership, community service and milk experience
Contact: This can only be applied for online. Go to www.bodybymilk.com
<http://www.bodybymilk.com> Deadline: 3/06/09
____________________________________________________
Bamboo Garden School of Massage's Health and Wellness
Scholarship
Amount: $1,000 towards one of their massage programs
Criteria: Write a 2 page essay on why you want to go to massage school or be
a massage therapist. Also include some background information. Please also
use the local scholarship application (to be emailed to you next week) and
turn everything in to the Career Tech office.
Contact: Autumn Stuckey @ 962-0781 or see Noah
Deadline: 3/31/09
____________________________________________________
Award: Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards 2009
Amount: $36,000
Criteria: Jewish teens who are residents of California and are ages 13-19 at
the time of nomination. The Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards welcome teen
nominees who self identify as Jewish, have demonstrated remarkable
leadership, and are actively engaged in projects which embody the spirit of
"tikkun olam" (repair of the world)
Contact: Nomination forms are available at www.sfjcf.org/diller/teenawards
or call 415-512-6432 Deadline: 02/17/09
Thursday, January 22, 2009
What is Sonar?
School of Natural Resources!
Environmental Science - Ecology - Ecoliteracy - Fine Arts
PROGRAM GOALS
Environmental Science - Ecology - Ecoliteracy - Fine Arts
PROGRAM GOALS
- Fosters student stewardship of natural resources
- Collaboration among students, teachers, community members and practicing scientists
- Student acquisition of data for natural resource agencies
- Maintenance of reliable and high quality databases
- Provide job shadowing and career awareness in Natural Resource management
- Provide training and equipment for Natural Resource monitoring
- Sharing of data with participating agencies and community groups
Home Basketball Games vs. Point Arena
Friday are the home basketball games against Point Arena.
These games are always close and all four teams will be playing.
Come support your school!!!!
These games are always close and all four teams will be playing.
Come support your school!!!!
Friday, January 16, 2009
Mendocino High School Bulletin
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation
where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content
of their character. - Martin Luther King, Jr.
Friday, January 16 FINALS 3rd & 4th PERIODS
€ First Semester Ends
€ Varsity Basketball HOME vs Geyserville 5:30/7
Monday, January 19 HOLIDAY Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Tuesday, January 20 Presidential Inauguration Swearing In:
SPECIAL SCHEDULE:
8:15 -8:25 Advisory/roll taken
Assemble in PAC or Library 8:25 9:45
Brunch 9:45 10:00
Period 1 10:00 11:10 Period 3 11:15 12:25
Lunch 12:25 1:05 Period 6 1:10- 2:20
Period 7 2:25 3:33
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ 1st Semester Grades Due/Newsletter announcement/articles due
€ JVB & Var Basketball AT Laytonville 4/5:30/7 Exc 12:45/lpm
€ Sober Grad meeting, 6:30 library
Wednesday, January 21 AE week sign-up deadline
Thursday, January 22
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ MUSD Board meeting 5pm MMS
Friday, January 23
€ PAC MCHS production 7pm (Sat 7pm/Sun 2pm)
€ Basektball HOME vs Pt Arena 3:30/5/6:30/8
Saturday, January 24
€ SAT
€ JVGirls Basketball AT Point Arena TBD
Monday, January 26
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ JOIN a knitting group! Monday12:15-12:45 in the library.
Tuesday, January 27
€ Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
€ Basketball HOME vs Anderson Valley :30/5/6:30/8 Exc JVG 2:30
January 2009
28 SENIORS 10:20, Library Grad Cap & gown order info
30-31 MCHS Play Production PAC 7pm
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New website: MendocinoUSD.org
FOUND: gold, adjustable ring in Robin Curry¹s room. See Barb to identify
and claim.
FOUND: MP3 player. See Barb to identify & claim.
All MHS & Independent Study Seniors: meet in the library Wednesday, January
28 from 10:20- 10:50 to receive ordering information for caps and gowns,
graduation announcements and senior rings, ordering procedures and
deadlines.
AE Week at the Art Center - $100 suggested contribution:
January $25 February $25 March $25 April 1 $25
ALL PAYMENTS ARE MADE IN THE LIBRARY
(only 2 spaces left in ceramics & 2 in blacksmithingŠ)
College/Career/Scholarship Information
MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Wednesday, March 18 students and parents invited to an
evening of job and career information at College of the Redwoods, Fort
Bragg. Info 964-9000
American Legion Auxiliary is again sponsoring one 11th grade female student
to attend the prestigious Girls State this summer June 27 July 3, 2009 at
Pitzer College in southern California. This is a fun filled all expense paid
trip (transportation included) meeting new people, learning about
government, politics and visiting the surrounding colleges. You will truly
have a fantastic time. Deadline is Friday, February 13, 2009
See Tom for an application and more information.
Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival ScholarshipAmount: 2- $2000
scholarships
Criteria: Must be a graduating senior of Japanese American descent with GPA
minimum of 2.5. Applicant should be actively involved in community service.
Contact: Call Steven Hirbashi @ 510-471-7324 or see Noah for the application
Deadline: 3/24/09
Scholarship:Best Buy Scholarship Program
Amount: 1000 - $1500 scholarships
Criteria: see website for details and to apply
Contact: www.at15.com <http://www.at15.com> Deadline: 02/15/09
Don and Roy Splawn Charitable Foundation West Scholarship
Amount: Multiple $1000 scholarships
Criteria: financial hardship, GPA of 3.0+, be employed on a part/full time
basis. Deadline: 02/27/09
American Inst. of Architects Redwood Emp. Scholarship Fund
Amount: 1- $1000
Criteria: go to www.sonomacf.org <http://www.sonomacf.org>
Deadline: 03/02/09
Humboldt State Univ. will accept freshman applications up until March 1,
2009, extending the deadline
The Career Technical Education Program (CTE)is now accepting registrations
for a construction class to be offered in Fort Bragg. The construction class
will be on-site and project-based with an emphasis on developing hands-on
skills. Students will learn all phases of basic construction from foundation
to roof.The class will be held for twelve Saturday's between January 31,
2009 and June 5, 2009 from 9am to 3:30 p.m. Please contact
Veronica Bazor at 964-9000 or email at vbazor@mcoe.us
Junior Statesman Summer Program at Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, or Stanford.
It provides an advanced college curriculum, dynamic skills based leadership
activities, and interactive sessions with prominent politicians,
journalists, academicians and other leaders that prepare students for public
service and personal success. It is expensive but scholarships are
available.
Go to www.jsa.org/summer <http://www.jsa.org/summer>
REGULAR SCHEDULED MEETINGS:
ADVISORY/TUTORIAL Wednesday & Friday 10:02-10:48
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Jenny Otter - 1st Friday, Lunch, Rm 3
ASB Monday - 12:00 p.m., room 1 Noah Gold Advisor
ATHLETIC BOOSTERS TBA
BAND BOOSTERS 2nd Wed. @ 7:00 in the MS library
CHORUS BOOSTERS 2nd Wed. @ 7:00 in the MS library
CLASS MEETINGS 2nd Friday; last 20 min. of tutorial
CSF Robin Curry-Advisor 1st Thursday, Lunch, room 7
INTERACT Penny Alves Advisor 2nd & 4th Thursday @ lunch, Rm 7
LEADERSHIP TEAM Tuesday, lunch, room TBA
MODEL UN Jenny Otter Tuesday, Lunch, Room 3
Ocean Environmental Club Jamgochian - 1st & 3rd Wed, 12:30, rm 2
SCIENCE CLUB Tobin Hahn - 1st & 3rd Thursday, room 5, lunch
SITE COUNCIL TBA - 4th Tues 3:45, Library*some exceptions
STAFF 1st Wednesday business; 2nd 3rd & 4TH Learning Com
Historic Inauguration
Mendocino High School
is hosting a televised presentation of the inauguration of Barack Oama. On January 20th from 8:15 to 9:45 in the Matheson Performing Arts Center and the Mendocino High School library. The public is invited to come watch history in the making!
is hosting a televised presentation of the inauguration of Barack Oama. On January 20th from 8:15 to 9:45 in the Matheson Performing Arts Center and the Mendocino High School library. The public is invited to come watch history in the making!
Monday, January 12, 2009
SONAR
Mendocino High Schools Sonar class has been actively involved in community work for many years. Sonar participates with its youthful energy to restore property within the community and bring awareness to local environmental issues. One such project which they are working on currently is bringing awareness to the declining salmon population in Little North Fork of Big River. Unlike the previous year’s larger Sonar class, the size of Mendocino’s precious environmental class has shrunk to a small group of eight students. Regardless of the size, these students have been working arduously to give back to the community.
In late 2008, part of Big River Haul Road started to erode into the Big River estuary. This problem was due to lack of vegetation to hold the soil together . The landslide soil mixed with the estuary water and contaminated the estuary by increasing the amount of soil in the water. This was greatly disruptive to the underwater ecosystem. Therefore, Mendocino Fish and Game Department decided to tackle the issue. Along with students from Ukiah and Fort Bragg, our Sonar class planted 3-5 year old Dougls Fir Trees along Big River Haul Road. With support and help from the community members and students, Fish and Game managed to plant over 200 trees.
Sonar has been working on counting salmon population up at Little North Fork of Big River for the last two months and has had success in finding yoy(Young Of the Year) and redds(salmon nests) along the paths of the beautiful redwood forests. During the hatching and reproduction periods, Sonar students have been collecting sample data to examine and compare differences in a majority of species, sizes, and populations.
As the year progresses and new upcoming environmental issues arise, Mendocino High School’s Sonar class continues to contribute their experience and knowledge to the community. Its two enthusiatic teachers Robert Jamgochian and Doug Nunn are the driving forces behind the wonderful work that this class has accomplished.
By Jisu Youn and Caitlin Green
Mendocino High School Bulletin
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> Folk will know how large your soul is,
> By the way you treat a dog! - Charles F. Doran
>
> Friday, January 9
> € Basketball AT Covelo 3:30/5/6:30/8 Exc 11:15; Lv 11:30
>
> Monday, January 12 Regular Schedule All classes meet
> € knitting group, lunch, in the library.
> € Club Cardinal meets, 6:30pm, Library
>
> Tuesday, January 13 MONDAY SCHEDULE All classes meet
> € Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
> € Basketball HOME vs Potter Valley 3:30/5/6:30/8 JVG Ex 2:30
>
> Wednesday, January 14 FIRST DAY OF FINALS 2ND & 5TH P
> Thursday, January 15 FINALS 1, 6, 7TH PERIODS
> € Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
> € MUSD Board Meeting, 5pm MMS Library
>
> Friday, January 16 FINALS 3rd & 4th PERIODS
> € First Semester Ends
> € Varsity Basketball HOME vs Geyserville 5:30/7
>
> Monday, January 19 HOLIDAY Martin Luther King Jr. Day
> Tuesday, January 20 Presidential Inauguration
> € Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
> € 1st Semester Grades Due/Newsletter announcement/articles due
> € JVB & Var Basketball AT Laytonville 4/5:30/7 Exc 12:45/lpm
> € Sober Grad meeting, 6:30 library
>
>
> January 2009
> 23-24 MCHS Play Production PAC 7pm
> 25 € MCHS Play 2pm PAC
> 24 SAT
> 28 SENIORS 10:20, Library Grad Cap & gown order info
> 30-31 MCHS Play Production PAC 7pm
>
> ANNOUNCEMENTS
> New website: MendocinoUSD.org
>
> JOIN a knitting group! Monday12:15-12:45 in the library. Everyone¹s welcome,
> all levels. Bring your own supplies
>
> FINALS SCHEDULE
> Monday, January 12 Regular Class Schedule all classes meet
>
> Tuesday, January 13 MONDAY SCHEDULE ALL CLASSES MEET
>
> Wednesday, January 14 2nd & 5th Period Finals
> 8:15 - 9:30 Advisory/Tutorial
> 9:30 - 9:40 Brunch
> 9:40 - 9:45 Passing
> 9:45 - 11:50 Period 2 Final
> 11:50 - 12:30 Lunch
> 12:30 - 12:35 Passing
> 12:35 - 2:42 Period 5 Final
>
> Thursday, January 15 1st, 6th & 7th Period Finals
> 8:15 - 10:20 Period 1 Final
> 10:20 - 10:40 Brunch
> 10:40 - 10:45 Passing
> 10:45 - 12:45 Period 6 Final
> 12:45 - 1:25 Lunch
> 1:25 - 1:30 Passing
> 1:30 - 3:33 Period 7 Final
>
> Friday, January 16 3rd & 4th Period Finals
> 8:15 - 10:15 - Period 3 final
> 10:15 - 10:25 Brunch
> 10:25 - 10:30 Passing
> 10:30 - 12:30 Period 4 Final
> 12:35 Busses pick up in front of high school
>
> FOUND: gold, adjustable ring in Robin Curry¹s room. See Barb to identify
> and claim.
>
> All MHS & Independent Study Seniors: meet in the library January 28 from
> 10:20- 10:50 to receive ordering information for caps and gowns, graduation
> announcements and senior rings, ordering procedures and deadlines.
>
> College/Career/Scholarship Information
> American Legion Auxiliary is again sponsoring one 11th grade female student
> to attend the prestigious Girls State this summer June 27 July 3, 2009 at
> Pitzer College in southern California. This is a fun filled all expense paid
> trip (transportation included) meeting new people, learning about
> government, politics and visiting the surrounding colleges. You will truly
> have a fantastic time. Deadline is Friday, February 13, 2009
> See Tom for an application and more information.
> Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival ScholarshipAmount: 2- $2000
> scholarships
> Criteria: Must be a graduating senior of Japanese American descent with GPA
> minimum of 2.5. Applicant should be actively involved in community service.
> Contact: Call Steven Hirbashi @ 510-471-7324 or see Noah for the application
> Deadline: 3/24/09
> Scholarship:Best Buy Scholarship Program
> Amount: 1000 - $1500 scholarships
> Criteria: see website for details and to apply
> Contact: www.at15.com Deadline: 02/15/09
> Don and Roy Splawn Charitable Foundation West Scholarship
> Amount: Multiple $1000 scholarships
> Criteria: financial hardship, GPA of 3.0+, be employed on a part/full time
> basis. Deadline: 02/27/09
> American Inst. of Architects Redwood Emp. Scholarship Fund
> Amount: 1- $1000
> Criteria: go to www.sonomacf.org
> Deadline: 03/02/09
> Humboldt State Univ. will accept freshman applications up until March 1,
> 2009, extending the deadline beyond the mid-January cutoff.
> The Career Technical Education Program (CTE)is now accepting registrations
> for a construction class to be offered in Fort Bragg. The construction class
> will be on-site and project-based with an emphasis on developing hands-on
> skills. Students will learn all phases of basic construction from foundation
> to roof.The class will be held for twelve Saturday's between January 31,
> 2009 and June 5, 2009 from 9am to 3:30 p.m. Please contact
> Veronica Bazor at 964-9000 or email at vbazor@mcoe.us
> Junior Statesman Summer Program at Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, or Stanford.
> It provides an advanced college curriculum, dynamic skills based leadership
> activities, and interactive sessions with prominent politicians,
> journalists, academicians and other leaders that prepare students for public
> service and personal success. It is expensive but scholarships are
> available.
> Go to www.jsa.org/summer
>
>
> REGULAR SCHEDULED MEETINGS:
> ADVISORY/TUTORIAL Wednesday & Friday 10:02-10:48
> AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Jenny Otter - 1st Friday, Lunch, Rm 3
> ASB Monday - 12:00 p.m., room 1 Noah Gold Advisor
> ATHLETIC BOOSTERS TBA
> BAND BOOSTERS 2nd Wed. @ 7:00 in the MS library
> CHORUS BOOSTERS 2nd Wed. @ 7:00 in the MS library
> CLASS MEETINGS 2nd Friday; last 20 min. of tutorial
> CSF Robin Curry-Advisor 1st Thursday, Lunch, room 7
> INTERACT Penny Alves Advisor 2nd & 4th Thursday @ lunch, Rm 7
> LEADERSHIP TEAM Tuesday, lunch, room TBA
> MODEL UN Jenny Otter Tuesday, Lunch, Room 3
> Ocean Environmental Club Jamgochian - 1st & 3rd Wed, 12:30, rm 2
> SCIENCE CLUB Tobin Hahn - 1st & 3rd Thursday, room 5, lunch
> SITE COUNCIL TBA - 4th Tues 3:45, Library*some exceptions
> STAFF 1st Wednesday business; 2nd 3rd & 4TH Learning Com
>
> http://mcnsite.mcn.org/listpages/unsubscribe.php
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> Folk will know how large your soul is,
> By the way you treat a dog! - Charles F. Doran
>
> Friday, January 9
> € Basketball AT Covelo 3:30/5/6:30/8 Exc 11:15; Lv 11:30
>
> Monday, January 12 Regular Schedule All classes meet
> € knitting group, lunch, in the library.
> € Club Cardinal meets, 6:30pm, Library
>
> Tuesday, January 13 MONDAY SCHEDULE All classes meet
> € Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
> € Basketball HOME vs Potter Valley 3:30/5/6:30/8 JVG Ex 2:30
>
> Wednesday, January 14 FIRST DAY OF FINALS 2ND & 5TH P
> Thursday, January 15 FINALS 1, 6, 7TH PERIODS
> € Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
> € MUSD Board Meeting, 5pm MMS Library
>
> Friday, January 16 FINALS 3rd & 4th PERIODS
> € First Semester Ends
> € Varsity Basketball HOME vs Geyserville 5:30/7
>
> Monday, January 19 HOLIDAY Martin Luther King Jr. Day
> Tuesday, January 20 Presidential Inauguration
> € Improv Club rehearsal 3:40-5:30 PAC
> € 1st Semester Grades Due/Newsletter announcement/articles due
> € JVB & Var Basketball AT Laytonville 4/5:30/7 Exc 12:45/lpm
> € Sober Grad meeting, 6:30 library
>
>
> January 2009
> 23-24 MCHS Play Production PAC 7pm
> 25 € MCHS Play 2pm PAC
> 24 SAT
> 28 SENIORS 10:20, Library Grad Cap & gown order info
> 30-31 MCHS Play Production PAC 7pm
>
> ANNOUNCEMENTS
> New website: MendocinoUSD.org
>
> JOIN a knitting group! Monday12:15-12:45 in the library. Everyone¹s welcome,
> all levels. Bring your own supplies
>
> FINALS SCHEDULE
> Monday, January 12 Regular Class Schedule all classes meet
>
> Tuesday, January 13 MONDAY SCHEDULE ALL CLASSES MEET
>
> Wednesday, January 14 2nd & 5th Period Finals
> 8:15 - 9:30 Advisory/Tutorial
> 9:30 - 9:40 Brunch
> 9:40 - 9:45 Passing
> 9:45 - 11:50 Period 2 Final
> 11:50 - 12:30 Lunch
> 12:30 - 12:35 Passing
> 12:35 - 2:42 Period 5 Final
>
> Thursday, January 15 1st, 6th & 7th Period Finals
> 8:15 - 10:20 Period 1 Final
> 10:20 - 10:40 Brunch
> 10:40 - 10:45 Passing
> 10:45 - 12:45 Period 6 Final
> 12:45 - 1:25 Lunch
> 1:25 - 1:30 Passing
> 1:30 - 3:33 Period 7 Final
>
> Friday, January 16 3rd & 4th Period Finals
> 8:15 - 10:15 - Period 3 final
> 10:15 - 10:25 Brunch
> 10:25 - 10:30 Passing
> 10:30 - 12:30 Period 4 Final
> 12:35 Busses pick up in front of high school
>
> FOUND: gold, adjustable ring in Robin Curry¹s room. See Barb to identify
> and claim.
>
> All MHS & Independent Study Seniors: meet in the library January 28 from
> 10:20- 10:50 to receive ordering information for caps and gowns, graduation
> announcements and senior rings, ordering procedures and deadlines.
>
> College/Career/Scholarship Information
> American Legion Auxiliary is again sponsoring one 11th grade female student
> to attend the prestigious Girls State this summer June 27 July 3, 2009 at
> Pitzer College in southern California. This is a fun filled all expense paid
> trip (transportation included) meeting new people, learning about
> government, politics and visiting the surrounding colleges. You will truly
> have a fantastic time. Deadline is Friday, February 13, 2009
> See Tom for an application and more information.
> Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival ScholarshipAmount: 2- $2000
> scholarships
> Criteria: Must be a graduating senior of Japanese American descent with GPA
> minimum of 2.5. Applicant should be actively involved in community service.
> Contact: Call Steven Hirbashi @ 510-471-7324 or see Noah for the application
> Deadline: 3/24/09
> Scholarship:Best Buy Scholarship Program
> Amount: 1000 - $1500 scholarships
> Criteria: see website for details and to apply
> Contact: www.at15.com
> Don and Roy Splawn Charitable Foundation West Scholarship
> Amount: Multiple $1000 scholarships
> Criteria: financial hardship, GPA of 3.0+, be employed on a part/full time
> basis. Deadline: 02/27/09
> American Inst. of Architects Redwood Emp. Scholarship Fund
> Amount: 1- $1000
> Criteria: go to www.sonomacf.org
> Deadline: 03/02/09
> Humboldt State Univ. will accept freshman applications up until March 1,
> 2009, extending the deadline beyond the mid-January cutoff.
> The Career Technical Education Program (CTE)is now accepting registrations
> for a construction class to be offered in Fort Bragg. The construction class
> will be on-site and project-based with an emphasis on developing hands-on
> skills. Students will learn all phases of basic construction from foundation
> to roof.The class will be held for twelve Saturday's between January 31,
> 2009 and June 5, 2009 from 9am to 3:30 p.m. Please contact
> Veronica Bazor at 964-9000 or email at vbazor@mcoe.us
> Junior Statesman Summer Program at Georgetown, Princeton, Yale, or Stanford.
> It provides an advanced college curriculum, dynamic skills based leadership
> activities, and interactive sessions with prominent politicians,
> journalists, academicians and other leaders that prepare students for public
> service and personal success. It is expensive but scholarships are
> available.
> Go to www.jsa.org/summer
>
>
> REGULAR SCHEDULED MEETINGS:
> ADVISORY/TUTORIAL Wednesday & Friday 10:02-10:48
> AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Jenny Otter - 1st Friday, Lunch, Rm 3
> ASB Monday - 12:00 p.m., room 1 Noah Gold Advisor
> ATHLETIC BOOSTERS TBA
> BAND BOOSTERS 2nd Wed. @ 7:00 in the MS library
> CHORUS BOOSTERS 2nd Wed. @ 7:00 in the MS library
> CLASS MEETINGS 2nd Friday; last 20 min. of tutorial
> CSF Robin Curry-Advisor 1st Thursday, Lunch, room 7
> INTERACT Penny Alves Advisor 2nd & 4th Thursday @ lunch, Rm 7
> LEADERSHIP TEAM Tuesday, lunch, room TBA
> MODEL UN Jenny Otter Tuesday, Lunch, Room 3
> Ocean Environmental Club Jamgochian - 1st & 3rd Wed, 12:30, rm 2
> SCIENCE CLUB Tobin Hahn - 1st & 3rd Thursday, room 5, lunch
> SITE COUNCIL TBA - 4th Tues 3:45, Library*some exceptions
> STAFF 1st Wednesday business; 2nd 3rd & 4TH Learning Com
>
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Alternative Education Week
AE week has kicked off! There is a windsurfing meeting next Wednesday at lunch. Sign up quickly for trips as they are all filling up quickly. Sculling is still available and it sounds like an awesome trip. 3 days rowing in the Bay Area.
CSF
CSF tutoring has begun on Wednesdays during advisory. If you need help in any subject go into room twelve. This program will start the week after finals.
Monday, January 5, 2009
SPORTS INFO
It give me great pleasure to announce we have finally received the NCSScholastic Championship Awards for 2008. Our boys soccer team came in second place as well as the girls volleyballteam. Girls soccer won first place and a banner for having the highest GPA inthe entire North Coast Section. To have 3 teams do so well is somethingspecial.
Noah Gold
Noah Gold
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