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There is a club meeting today at 1:00pm in Room A302 to discuss the loi and parade permission slips. Anyone going to the Leo Convention must turn in their final payments and forms by tomorrow. Several college visits are scheduled for grades 10-12 including Portland State University and Colorado State University-Pueblo. An SAT/ACT prep class begins tomorrow for juniors and interested sophomores can see Mr. Fong or Mrs. Dolan for the registration form. The US Coast Guard Academy AIM program this summer is exclusively for juniors and there are 500 openings remaining. Sacred Hearts is participating in the Shop for Higher Education program through March 28th at Foodland and Sack-n
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Bulletin 2 28-17
- 1. Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017 (B Day)
- 2. 2:30 pm
- 3. CLUB NEWS: There is a meeting today at 1:00pm, in Room A302 (Mrs. Fonseca’s room). Please bring your lo`i and parade permission slips. Also, anyone going to the Leo Convention, must turn turn in your final payments and forms by tomorrow as as well.
- 4. COLLEGE VISITS: 4/10 – Portland State University 4/11 – Colorado State University-Pueblo Open to grades 10-12. Sign-up on Naviance, under “College” tab; and sign-up at least one day before visit. Get permission form signed by your teacher. Forms are available in Mr. Fong’s Office or on Naviance under“document library”
- 5. SOPHOMORES: An SAT/ACT prep class will be held on campus beginning tomorrow. This is a great opportunity to learn strategies and achieve a higher score on the tests. All juniors received a copy of the registration form. If sophomores are interested, see Mr. Fong or Mrs. Dolan for the registration form.
- 6. GRADE 11 STUDENTS: United States Coast Guard Academy is having their annual Academy Introduction Mission (AIM) program this summer. Exclusively for students in their junior year of high school, it is a realistic service academy summer orientation program. There are only 500 openings for the 3 July session dates to choose from. See Mr. Fong for details.
- 7. SHOP FOR HIGHER EDUCATION: Sacred Hearts is once again participating in this annual statewide 6-week program, which will run through March 28 th , at all Foodland and Sack-n- Save stores. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Fong or email him at rfong@sacredhearts.org.
- 8. “Work for a cause, not for an applause. Live your life to express, not to impress. Don’t strive to make your presence noticed, just make your absence felt.”