10 19 2011
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Governor's School 2012 will hold an information session on October 20th at 2:15 PM in the Media Center to discuss the program. Senior dues of $150 are required to be paid in full by the second semester for the class of 2012 and will be used to pay for graduation costs like caps and gowns, a senior trip, and activities. Payments can be made to class co-sponsors Ms. BeenKirkland and Ms. Patty Jones in room 179.
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