BEARCATNEWS
4/3/2008
WEEK 20 DAY 138
Grades Due: Q4 Midterm 4/23 S2 Grades 5/30
Student Announcements
Anyone planning on attending Prom: You must be academically eligible to attend Prom. Before buying tickets and prom apparel be sure that you are eligible. If you have any questions please see Mr. Lake.
From now until the end of the year no student is allowed in the building from 3:45 until 4:30 unless you are in detention or working with a teacher. After 4:30 no student is allowed in the building unless it is official school business. No loitering will be tolerated.
Seniors: Please turn in your senior picture to the Douglas Budget ASAP for the senior edition.
SENIORS:
A new scholarship has just arrived: It is called the Dennis K. Rogers Memorial Scholarship and is for seniors pursuing a career in an agricultural or mechanical field. Please pick up an application in Guidance. Deadline: April 15, 2008, to Guidance.
Just a reminder, you still have time to sign up for Baseball and Softball.
As of now we only have 3 signed up for the Jr Babe Ruth Division…. so stop by the Rec Center to sign up.
Job Opportunity: The city of Douglas is looking for summer help. Starting pay is $10 per hour. Pick up an application at City Hall or Douglas Job Service. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled. You will need a copy of your driver’s license with your application.
Seniors: If anyone is still looking for graduation announcements at a discounted price, please let Mrs. Lane know. A family ordered too many from Jostens’s and wants to help someone else out.
Art Students: Be sure to bring your art work to the art room this Thurs. for judging.
SCHEDULE FOR TESTING (Rosters with student names will be posted):
Sophomores: Thursday, April 3rd WRITING ALL ONLINE
Juniors: Monday, April 7th READING ALL ONLINE
Tuesday, April 8th MATH ONLINE/Paper & Pencil
Wednesday, April 9th WRITING ALL ONLINE
Thursday, April 10th SCIENCE ONLINE/Paper & Pencil
Make-up testing: April 11th, 14th, 15th, 16th
Thought for the day: There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. ---Edith Wharton