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The document provides information about various clubs and activities happening at CJH Junior High during the week of August 29th through September 2nd. It announces that 8th and 9th graders can become CJH Junior Partners to help with Special Olympics events. It also advertises tryouts for the Quiz Bowl team and introductory meetings for the new JLA graphic novel book club. The Pep Club news reminds members about the first home game and practice. The lunch menu and schedule for Chess Club are also included.
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- 1. Cougar News August 29-September 2
- 2. CJH Junior Partners Are you in the 8th or 9th grade? Do you enjoy working with others? Can you support your fellow classmates at athletic events? Then becoming a CJH Junior Partner might be for you! You must be in the 8th or 9th grade; have a teacher that can refer you and have no discipline record. CJH Junior Partners work with Special Olympics throughout the year depending on the event. See Ms. Dollard in room 308 or at 1st lunch for details.
- 3. If you have useless information stored in your head… OR If people accuse you of being a “know it all”… OR If you like to show people how smart you are… You might be perfect for Quiz Bowl! Tryouts are in Mrs. Burnett’s Art room Tues. Sept. 13th from 3-5pm
- 4. Introducing JLA… A graphic novel book club open to 7th, 8th and 9th graders. We read and discuss super-hero books and do other little projects.
- 5. Introducing JLA… First intro. meeting: Aug. 30 or 31 during CJHS time Junior Literature & Arts Come to one meeting & check the club out!
- 6. Pep Club News Thursday will be our first home game. We will our fist Pep Rally, so you will need to bring your poms to school. You will need to be at the field at 6:15. If you have any questions stop by and see Mrs. Allbaugh.
- 7. Lunch Menu Monday: Burrito w/chili & cheese, Mexicali Corn, Apple slices and hot roll. Tuesday: Macaroni & cheese, green beans, mixed fruit, hot roll and oatmeal cookie. Wednesday: Tony’s pizza, tossed salad and chilled pears. Thursday: Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes w/gravy, carrot coins and hot roll. Friday: Cheeseburger, French fries, pickle spear and krispy treat.
- 8. Chess ClubMonday, Wednesday, Thursday andFriday @ 7:30 in room 406B Plymale’s RoomBeginning Monday, August 31st
- 9. Students who are interested in joining the Principal’s Bookclub should turn in their letters of application to your English or Reading teachers or to Mrs. Miller by Friday, September 2nd.