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Red Ribbon Week October 25-29th Red Ribbon Week is the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the country. More importantly, Red Ribbon Week is nationally recognized and celebrated, helping to preserve the memory of Drug Enforcement Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, who died at the hands of drug traffickers in Mexico while fighting the battle against illegal drugs. Special Agent Camarena dedicated his life to keeping our country and children safe. Red Ribbon Week serves as a way for students to take a stand against drugs and to make good life choices. You are being given a BETTER TOGETHER Pencil and Ribbon. Think about the message: Stay away from drugs – Be kind to everyone – Choose friends who don’t use drugs or bully. Every time you use the pencil or see the ribbon, remember the meaning behind Red Ribbon Week. Think of the man whose life was ended because of VERY bad choices of VERY bad people. Remember that life is all about choices….aim to make the right ones and always do your best to learn from the wrong ones. Congratulations to Joel Smith (2nd), Jacob Roberts (16th), Aaron Gray (20th), and Kyli Smith (9th) on their medal-winning performances at the Dexter Cross Country Invitational on Saturday. The 7-8 grade boys finished 3rd as a team. Picture retakes will be tomorrow Oct. 26th MS Fall Festival will be held this Thursday! See attached flyer for information. The YMCA is registering now for boys and girls 5th & 6th grade basketball. Registration forms are available at the Student Info Center and also at the YMCA. The deadline to sign up is November 3 by 5:00 p.m. Gracie Rothermich and Hailey Sigman are hosting a girls day out for 7th and 8th grade girls for their Star Event. It will be on November 6 at 1 p.m. at the Ferguson Building. There is a sign up sheet in the MS Office. There is a limit of 30 girls, so go sign up! Student Leadership Team Finalists: *Your statements are due Wed. Oct. 27 to your Advisory Teacher. No late statements will be accepted!!! | HIGH SCHOOL: Today (White)
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Constitution tutoring with Mr. Wickens every Monday 3 to 4. This is for students currently enrolled in American Government and those Seniors that need to take the Constitution test. Picture Retake will be tomorrow, if you need retakes or if you were absent the day of pictures stop by Mrs. Jenny’s office and pick up a form. Drama Club practice in the choir room after school tomorrow. Seniors: Jostens will be here Wednesday to Rylee Scarbrough and Stacie Johnson are hosting a devotion group for freshman girls. It will be on white days in Mrs.Capeder's room during lunch and study hall. The first meeting is on Nov 5th. Sign up at Ms. Jenny's window. For more information talk to Rylee or Stacie. |
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