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The Music Room will be open at lunch today for students to sign out instruments for the summer. Lockers must be emptied by Friday at noon or any remaining locks and contents will be removed on Monday. Students should check with Mrs. Perrin in the office if they have lost any phones, iPods, or other valuables. Park only in designated parking spaces and not in fire zones, on the grass, or where no parking is marked.
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- 1. The Music Room will be open at lunch today for you to sign out an instrument for the summer!
- 2. Pd 3 Classroom Changes Mr. Arnott – Room 121 Mr. Nielsen – Room 224 Mr. Wheatcroft – Room 661
- 3. Lockers must be emptied by Friday by high noon! Any remaining locks & contents will be removed as of Monday!!
- 6. Have you lost your phone, iPod or other valuables? Check with Mrs. Perrin in the office!!
- 10. Please park in designated parking spaces only. No parking in fire zones, on the grass or where ‘no parking’ is clearly marked!!
- 11. Hamburger Cheeseburger Crispy Chicken On A Bun Jumbo Hot Dog Grilled Cheese Sandwiches Pasta & Sauce
- 12. If you see an act of vandalism in or around your school or community, call Crime Stoppers!