The document provides the lunch menu, sports schedule, and club announcements for VB Freshman Academy for the week of September 2-6. The lunch menu includes items like chicken sandwiches, steak fingers, and fish sandwiches. The sports schedule lists away volleyball and football games and home tennis matches. Club announcements encourage students to join PTA, apply for National Junior Honor Society, and like the Class of 2017 Facebook page.
Hello USAG Red Cloud and Area I
Community Members!
Can you believe it we are nearing the end
of the year already; time flew by so fast, and
soon it will be Christmas and then New Years
Eve! It’s a very special time of the year to
spend with family and friends.
Unfortunately, this may not be the case
with some of our Area I members. As much
as it is a glorious time of the year, this season
can be a very difficult time for many of our
unaccompanied Soldiers and Families far from home. Please be vigilant
and watch for lonely and/or depressed symptoms, and reach out to your
Battle Buddies; invite them into your home or get them involved in Unit
or FMWR activities at the clubs, bowling centers, CACs or ACS. The Army
is one big family and we need to take care of our own, so open your
hearts and homes to your extended family here in Area I.
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2. Lunch Menu
• Monday: Labor Day (:
• Tuesday: Chicken Sandwich on Bun,
lettuce,pickles,French fries, mixed fruit
and fruit juice.
• Wednesday: Steak fingers, mashed
potatoes w/gravy, green beans, roll,
applesauce and fruit juice.
• Thursday: Chicken drumsticks,
seasoned beans, carrots, roll, and apples.
• Friday: Fish sandwich, French fries, cole
slaw and orange wedges.
3. Sept 4 Volleyball (away) vs. Darby 4:00
pm
Sept 5 Tennis (home) vs. Heritage Rogers
3:30 pm
Sept 5 Football (away-Northside) vs.
Darby 7:00 pm
Sept 9 Tennis (home) vs. Northside 3:30
pm
Sept 9 Volleyball (home) vs. Kimmons
4:00 pm
Sept 10 Tennis (away) vs. Harber
Springdale 3:30 pm
4. PTA Membership
Please remember to give your
parents your PTA membership
form. The color team with the
most memberships will be
awarded 5000 points toward
the FATC!!
5. National Junior Honor Society
• We are taking new applications.
• Applications can be picked up
from Mr. Mullens.
• They are due September 14th.
6. National Junior Honor Society
• SIGN UP FOR TUTORING (Mr. Mullens)
• Nominations for Officers Tuesday and
Wednesday
• Vote Thursday
• Officers will be named Friday
7.
8.
9. Freshmen now have
a VBHS CLASS OF
2017 Facebook page
please log on and
LIKE C the page.
