MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
\r\n9/12/2022
\r\nSeniors: The yearbook has extended the sign up period for Lifetouch photos through the end of this week, 9/15. Please email Mrs. DeLorenzo or sign up in the office before this date. We need 14 students to sign up for Lifetouch to come to the school to take the photos. Every student that signs up gets 2 poses taken by Lifetouch FREE OF CHARGE. WIth the free option your photo is taken and submitted to the yearbook by Lifetouch. This guarantees that your Senior photo will be submitted to the yearbook in time for the deadline.
\r\nAttention Spanish Honor Society! Our meetings this year will be held the last Thursday of every month at 7:05 AM. Please bring your $10 dues to our first meeting on September 29th.
\r\nAny High School students interested in joining the Debate Team should come to an informational meeting on Tuesday Sept 13th after school in room 202. If you are interested and cannot make it, please see Mr. Ennis.
\r\nAny High School students interested in joining the Photo club should come to an informational meeting Monday Sept 12th after school in room 202. If you are interested and cannot make it please see Mr. Ennis
\r\nAny High School Students interested in learning more about other cultures, languages, foods and global events should come to an interest meeting for Global Citizens Club. The meeting will be held Tuesday September 13 at powerblock in the Orange commons. See Mr. Ennis or Ms. Fougere with any questions.
\r\nAny sophomore, junior, or senior interested in purchasing a class ring can pick up a ring information packet and order form from Mr. Winchell in Room 215. Class ring orders will be taken on Thursday, September 15th from 5:00-6:00pm in the lobby and during lunches on Friday, September 16th.
\r\nAre you passionate about social justice and helping those in society? If so, then you should join ACTION club! During club meetings, we will be focusing on important issues in society such as oppression of minority groups, ableism, racial and LGBTQ+ justice, and working towards equality, as well as educating others on these issues. This is a safe place for people to come together and share their experiences. Anybody from any grade is welcome to join! Our first meeting will be during power block on Tuesday, September 13th, in the band room!
\r\nThe Boosters are in need of volunteers for their annual Car Wash which is being held on Saturday, September 24th from 12pm to 3p. The rain date is Saturday, Oct.1st. Please come by the main office to sign up to volunteer!
\r\nBSU is looking for volunteers to help out with Autumn-Fest on September 23rd and 24th. These hours can be used towards your required community service hours. If you are interested, please inform Mrs. MacMillan in Guidance so that she can forward you the email detailing the information.
\r\nGuidance News
\r\nUpcoming College Visits:
\r\nProvidence College\t\tFriday, September 16 at 9:30 am in guidance
\r\nLasell University\t\tTuesday, September 20 at 9:00 am in guidance
\r\nMake sure you sign-up in guidance at least two days prior to the visit!
\r\nToday’s lunch is chicken nuggets with mac and cheese, Big Daddy’s cheese pizza and burgers. The two display fridges have a variety of grab and go wraps, salads, uncrustables and subs. This week’s featured wrap is Buffalo chicken.
\r\nToday’s snack menu is sausage wrapped in a pancake with tots, soft pretzels, smoothies, parfaits, cereals and assorted pastries. An assortment of egg sandwiches and uncrustables can be found on the new breakfast cart.
\r\nAll meals are free but you must have money on your account for extra items. Money must be brought to the cafe in the morning or given to the cashier after students go through the line!
\r\nAttention any Freshman interested in running for class office next year.
\r\nThe Class of 2026 Elections will be taking place on Monday, September 19th to select the class officers for this school year. If you are interested in running, please see Mrs. Longo in room 203 for more information.
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\r\nOn September 11 we traditionally come together to remember one of the most horrific days in our nation's history. Twenty one years ago 19 militants associated with the Islamic extremist group Al- Qaeda hijacked four airplanes, carrying out suicide attacks against targets in our country. Nearly 3000 people were killed in these terrorist attacks. But what they failed to accomplish is to diminish Americans' resolve for service, courage, and kindness. Across the country this past weekend and today millions will stand together remembering those who were senselessly killed. We will keep in our thoughts, and in our prayers their families. We will honor the memory of our service professionals including firefighters, police officers, EMTs, and the men and women in our military who sacrifice to keep us safe.