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The document announces several upcoming school events and deadlines. It summarizes that there is a mandatory LEO Club meeting tomorrow to discuss participation in the Christmas parade. It also notes several Early College courses have openings and sign-ups are due by November 15th. Additionally, the S Club and Girls Got Grit programs provide details on upcoming volunteer activities and internship opportunities with their respective deadlines. Finally, it directs students to the school's Edline page for more information on community service activities.
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Bulletin 11 6-17
- 1. Monday, Nov. 6, 2017 (A Day)
- 2. 2:30 pm
- 3. LEO CLUB: There will be a meeting tomorrow, at 1:00pm in Room A302 (Mrs. Fonseca’s room). This meeting is mandatory for all those participating in the Liliha- Palama Christmas Parade. We are also collecting toiletries for our veterans in need. 1 shopping bag equals 30 minutes.
- 4. EARLY COLLEGE: We are still seeking new students for the Early College dual credit classes which are: Psychology 100, Sociology 100, Speech 151, and Theater 101. See Mr. Fong ASAP to sign up and take a placement test if needed. You must sign up and qualify for the course by Nov. 15th .
- 5. S CLUB: There are 3 events planned and anyone can sign up. They are: ◦ 1. Ushering a taiko drum concert at the University of Hawaii/Manoa on Friday, 11/10 ◦ 2. Clean up event on Saturday, 11/11 ◦ 3. Visit radio stations, 102.7 and 93.1 on Wednesday, 11/15 (See Mr. Fong to sign up)
- 6. GIRLS GOT GRIT: GGG is seeking new members for their mentorship program which exposes students to business leaders and mentor in the community and facilitates hands-on internships at thriving companies and organizations. This is a wonderful way to expand your college applications. Apply by Friday, November 17th . All applications must be submitted to Emily Torres in the Development Office, Room A213.
- 7. COMMUNITY SERVICE / SISTER ACT: For more information, go to Edline under Student Activities and Clubs. To sign-up, go online at: https://sacredhearts.wufoo.com/forms/z10nc2og06dtkx1/