MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
\r\n3/31/22
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Do you know what time it is? It’s time to go “Into the Woods”! The West Bridgewater Drama Club is proud to present this season's spring musical: "Into the Woods", April 1st and 2nd, 2022. This modern twist on the beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tales musically follows the classic tales of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, The Baker and his wife, Rapunzel and a Witch-all tied together in the deep dark woods. Showtimes are 7pm April 1st, and 2pm and 7pm April 2nd. All tickets are $15 general admission and can be purchased pre-show at the box office, during power block and lunch or at the main office. See you at the show!
\r\nCommunity Service opportunity: St Ann’s is repainting their hall. They need help tonight from 6-8 and Saturday 4/2 starting at noon.
\r\nWB is kicking off it’s first “Out of the DARK” relay for mental health. This all night event takes place on Friday, April 29th, from 7pm to sunrise. Your donation of $25 will go towards funding future SEL programs at WB. Sign up with a team, club or group of friends and walk the night to raise awareness for mental health. Check your email inbox for more information and to sign up and please see Mrs. Brogna with any questions.
\r\nRuth Bader Ginsburg was born on March 15, 1933 in Brooklyn, New York to Jewish parents Nathan and Celia Bader. From an early age Ruth had a love for learning and after graduating High School, she attended Cornell University. She would graduate in 1954 with a Bachelor's degree with high honors in Government and all of her other subjects. That same year, she married Martin D. Ginsburg and the couple would have two children. After graduating from Cornell, she attended Harvard Law School and she was one of only nine women out of 500 people in her class. Ginsburg would often face discrimination was often asked how she felt about taking a spot from a man in the program. She then transferred to Columbia University for her final year and graduated at the top of her class in 1959 with her law degree. Ginsburg landed a position as a Law Clerk that same year and served in office until 1961. Two years later she taught classes at Rutgers University School of Law until 1972 and became the first woman hired to receive tenure. She was nominated as a supreme court justice in 1993 by former president Bill Clinton after serving 13 years for the United States Court of Appeals. She took her seat as a supreme court justice on August 10, 1993. She became the second woman and first Jewish woman to serve on the supreme court. During her time in the supreme court she fought for gender equality rights and worked with former president Barack OBama Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act to combat pay disparities between men and women. Sadly on September 18, 2020, Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at the age 87 of cancer. She was called R.B.G by her supporters and inspired generations of women and broke gender barriers.
\r\nWHO DOESN’T LOVE HONEYDEW MUFFINS!!!
\r\nFOR EVERY SCHOOL COLOR MUFFIN BOUGHT FOR $2 EACH
\r\n100% OF PROCEEDS WILL GO TO CLASS OF 2022 SCHOLARSHIP
\r\nFROM NOW TO MAY 1ST
\r\nGUIDANCE NEWS
\r\nCongratulations to the following student for their COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES
\r\n*PLEASE SEND MRS MYERS A COPY OF YOUR SENIOR PICTURE*(OR SHE’LL USE YOUR 7TH GRADE ASPEN PICTURE-LOL)
\r\nALSO PLEASE BRING IN ACCEPTANCES, DECISIONS AND MAJOR, OR IF MILITARY - WHICH BRANCH OR IF GOING INTO WORKFORCE.
\r\nTHIS IS ALL FOR A SLIDESHOW
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\r\nThe Wildcat Cafe is serving pasta and meatballs, chicken tenders and pizza crunchers for lunch today. This week’s featured grab and go wrap and salad is a turkey club with bacon,lettuce and tomato. Funnel cakes, homemade chocolate chip bars, soft pretzels, PB&J uncrustables and assorted pastries are available at break. Both breakfast and lunch remain absolutely free for the rest of the year but you must take at least one fruit, veggie or juice.