April 1, 2015 DAY 135 OF 180
STUARTS DRAFT HIGH SCHOOL
DAILY BULLETIN
“LIGHT IT UP BLUE” FOR WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY.
COUGAR RETURN IS BACK TO BLOCK 3 TODAY.
All band members need to report to Ms. Wilson's room at 11:30 during Cougar Return today.
IT’S COMING!! DON’T MISS IT!! ON MONDAY, APRIL 13, COME WATCH THE FACULTY BEAT THE STUDENTS IN THE STUDENT FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME!! GAME TIME IS 7 PM! YOU WILL SEE SIGHTS YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE AND PROBABLY WILL NEVER SEE AGAIN! ADMISSION IS $3 IF YOU PURCHASE YOUR TICKET IN ADVANCE OR $4 AT THE DOOR.
TEACHERS WILL BE MEETING WITH STUDENTS ENROLLED IN AN AP, DE, VV, OR 11AA CLASS INSTEAD OF HAVING A PARENT NIGHT. THOSE STUDENTS ALREADY ENROLLED MUST ATTEND THESE INFORMATION MEETING. IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING ENROLLING INTO ONE OF THESE CLASSES YOU MAY ALSO ATTEND.
AP / DE / VV / 11 AA Student Information Sessions Held during Cougar Return: 11:17-11:47
Monday, April 27th Burnett - APUSH
Tuesday, April 28th Baczynski - AP Govt
Wednesday, April 29th Sprouse - AP Eng;
Wade - Eng. 11AA
Thursday, April 30th Blevins - DE Eng.
Tuesday, May 5th Paraska - DE CIS
Wednesday, May 6th Childress - DE Pre- Calculus
Thursday, May 7th Ham - DE Adv. Manuf.
TBD VV
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Apr.2 - April 3 No school for students, Spring Break
Apr 7 Progress Reports
Apr 9 Grade Level Team Meetings
Apr 13 Student/Faculty Basketball Game 7 pm
Apr 15 Reality Town for Sophomores 1 and 2 Blocks
Apr 16 College 101 for Juniors during Cougar Return
April 20 Goals Setting Meeting 3:30 – 4:30
Apr 21 Jostens will be here to deliver Graduation items to seniors
April 24 End of 5th 6 weeks
Apr 24 Prom nominations in homeroom
Apr 24 Signed Course Request Sheets due to Counseling Office
April 29 Art Department Soup Bowl night
Apr 30 BRCC Group Advising and Registration for Seniors 8 :30 – 11:30
May 1 Prom voting in homeroom
VIRGINIA TRIVIA!! DO YOU KNOW…….?
TODAY’S QUESTION: The Assateague Lighthouse can ben seen for how many nautical miles?
YESTERDAY’S QUESTIONS: The Natural chimneys have been designated the location for what sports
Hall Of Fame? The National Jousting Hall of Fame
TEACHERS:
SENIORS:
1. Seniors: Are you planning to attend VCU in the fall for a pre-health field? You should look into VCU’s four week health sciences summer enrichment program for incoming freshmen. Live on campus early and participate at no cost. To apply and learn more, visit www.dhsd.vcu.edu . This will help you become a competitive applicant to the professional health science program of your choice. Applications are due May 1, 2015.
2. Seniors: Still looking for scholarship money? The GRASP Last Dollar scholarship applications are due April 1st. Don't miss this deadline. You must have a 2.0 GPA and have met with Mrs. Cunningham, our GRASP advisor, at least once. She is here on Mondays if you have any questions. Very few applications have been submitted, so don't miss your chance to apply. See Mrs. Cunningham or Mrs. Higgins in the counseling office with questions.
3. Seniors planning to attend BRCC in the fall, please don't forget your placement tests must be completed prior to April 16th and you must let Mrs. Wangler know so you can be registered for the enrollment session we will be hosting here. See Mrs. Wangler today with any questions.
4. Graduation items will be delivered to you on Tuesday, April 21 during lunches. Please make sure you have your balance paid as the items will not be given to you until it is paid in full.
PROM INFORMATION: “MASQUERADE”
1. Prom is Saturday, May 9, from 8:00 – 11:00 pm at Fairfax Hall in Waynesboro. Juniors and Seniors, as well as their dates, are invited to attend. You and your date must pay all outstanding fines before you can purchase upir prom ticket. Please see Mrs. Coffey if you have any fines.
2. Outside date signup sheets are in the office. If your date does not attend Stuarts Draft High School, you must fill out an outside date form and return it to the office no later than Tuesday, May 5, 2015. JUST A REMINDER: NO ONE OVER THE AGE OF 20 MAY ATTEND THE PROM, AS WELL AS NO MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS.
STUDENTS:
1. There will be NO CHARGING allowed in the cafeteria after April 1 and all accounts must be paid in full by May 1.
3. If you need BEHIND THE WHEEL, please stop by the office and pick up a form. Then see Coach Floyd, Coach Kirby or Coach Johnson to schedule a time to drive.
4. NAHS will not be working on Soup bowls today.
CLUB NEWS:
SPORTS:
1. Football weightlifting is before school at 6:15 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and after school at 3:30 on Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays.
2. CONGRATULATIONS to the Boys Tennis team on their win over Parry McClure and to the JV Baseball team on their win
over Nelson yesterday! GOOD LUCK on Thursday to Girls Tennis, JV Baseball, JV Softball and Girls Soccer at Stonewall Jackson and Varsity Baseball, Varsity Softball, and Boys Soccer as they take on Stonewall Jackson here at the Draft!
SCHOOL COUNSELING INFORMATION:
1. UVA School of Architecture Open House April 6 12:30pm both days Tour the studio and meet the
faculty. Visit www.arch.virginia.edu/admissions to register
2. Students: Late Valley Career and Technical Center applications will still be accepted in the counseling office. If you missed the deadline and want to apply, please do so. Also, VCTC just announced that they will be offering a Dual Enrollment (throughBRCC) Landscaping class next year in their horticulture program. Fill out a VCTC application now to apply for this new opportunity. See your counselor with any questions.
4. Duke University Summer Programs for High School Students Earn College credit and stay on campus Grades 9-12 are
Eligible Visit http://summersession.duke.edu/high-school-students for more info.
5. Do you want to attend UVA? Would like to visit and learn more about the school? Want to see what a college class is like?
UVA is offering a class shadowing program where high school students can sit in on a class of their choice and experience the
college learning environment without having to spend the night on campus. You can sit in on anything from politics to dance
and culture. To sign up and learn more, visit http://themonroesociety.weebly.com/class-shadowing.html
6. Want help studying for the SAT? Want to get the help for free? You must be rising Junior or Senior that is a first-generation college student. Can apply for a JMU SAT Summer Institute Scholarship July 20-23, 2015 Regular cost = $499.00 Applications are due May 1, 2015 For more info, visit https://www.jmu.edu/outreach/programs/all/sat Applications available in Counseling office.
7. Are you interested in a health career? Want to volunteer at a hospital this summer? Martha Jefferson Junior Volunteer Program Must be ages 15-18 Program runs mid-June to mid-August For an application and more information, visit http://www.marthajefferson.org Applications are due April 10, 2015.
8. Students: If you requested a Dual Enrollment course for next year, you should have received a packet of information in your homeroom. This packet explains enrolling at Blue Ridge and placement test scores that need to be completed and turned in to your counselor by May 25, 2015. If you did not receive a packet or lost yours, please stop by the counseling office and pick up a copy. Don't miss this important deadline!!
9. Students: Are you interested in the health field? Want to volunteer this summer? Apply for the Augusta
Health Teen Volunteer Summer Program Program runs June 29 - July 31 Application deadline is April 24,
2015. Applications are available in the counseling office.
10. Blue Ridge Community College Spring Open House Plecker Workforce Center March 31st 5-7pm April 1st 10am – noon Stop by for campus tours, academic program information, and financial aid information
COLLEGE VISITS:
DETENTION Begins at 3:20 and runs until 4:00 pm No Detention on Mondays.
1. Detention will be in the office today.
LUNCH MENUS
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
El Paso Gorditas NO SCHOOL – HAPPY SPRING BREAK!!
Mgr Choice