SHA Bulletin 11 6-15
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This document contains announcements for various school clubs, upcoming college visits and tours, scholarship opportunities, sports tournaments, and lost items. It reminds junior high students to keep their lockers locked. It announces meetings for the Spanish Club and Club Med, and signups for college visits and a Hawaii Pacific University tour. It also lists upcoming basketball and swimming activities, and reminds students to claim items from the lost and found by Friday.
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This document contains announcements for several clubs and activities at a junior high school on September 1st including meetings for an art club, Leo Club, and robotics club. It also lists upcoming college presentations and information sessions at the school for universities like Johns Hopkins, Loyola Marymount, and Pepperdine. Other announcements include signups for a Northwest college tour, meetings for girls basketball and soccer teams, hours for a tutoring center, bus schedules, lost and found contacts, and the debut of a new school newscast.
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The document contains announcements from a school about various upcoming events and activities including:
- A food drive competition between classes until December 4th.
- A meeting on November 30th at 7:30pm about celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
- After school math help on Wednesdays from 2:30-4:00pm in room 660, requiring registration.
- A program at the local YMCA to earn credits and certifications in swimming starting in January with limited space.
Bulletin 11 4-16
The document contains announcements for students regarding upcoming college visits, early acceptance applications to the University of Houston School of Medicine, the College Opportunity Program, and the Violet Richardson community service scholarship. It also lists volunteer opportunities to earn community service hours by greeting or ushering for a school play production. The marching band practice schedule is provided along with a notice that unclaimed lost items will be donated or discarded if not picked up by November 10th. A quote at the end states "You wouldn't worry so much about what others think of you if you realized how seldom they do."
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SHA Bulletin 11 6-15
- 1. Friday, November 6, 2015 (E DAY)
- 2. 2:30 pm
- 3. LOCKERS: ๏ฝ Mandatory meeting today during lunch in Rm. A300.
- 4. Jr. High Art Reps: ๏ฝ This is a reminder that your locker must be locked at all times. If a locker is found without a lock on it, it will be zip-tied shut.
- 5. Spanish Club: ๏ฝ Meeting on Monday, Nov. 9th, at 1pm, in Room A224. ๏ฝ Please bring your $5 club dues.
- 6. Club Med: ๏ฝ Meeting on Thursday, Nov. 12th, at the beginning of lunch. ๏ฝ All members should attend and please bring your $5 dues.
- 7. Upcoming visits: ๏ฝ Univ. of Alabama, Concordia Univ. (CA), Menlo College (CA), Univ. of San Diego, and the Univ. of Hawaii College Opportunity Program (COP). Go to Family Connections to sign-up. ๏ฝ Remember to get your permission form signed by your teacher.
- 8. Hawaii Pacific University: ๏ฝ A tour of the school is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 18th. This is open to seniors and juniors but limited to only 14 students, so this is on a first come first served basis. ๏ฝ Transportation will be provided. Go to Family Connection to sign-up.
- 9. Seniors: ๏ฝ Please check on the scholarship listing on Family Connections. New scholarship awards were added. All applications are available in Mr. Fongโs Office. ๏ฝ See Mr. Fong for more information and/or help.
- 10. Basketball Tournament: ๏ฝ There will be an Inter and JV tournament beginning today and tomorrow. ๏ฝ The event is a fundraiser for the Varsity teamโs trip to Hilo in December. There will be concession stand after school and throughout the weekend.
- 11. Pac-5 Swimming: ๏ฝ Practice begins on Monday, Nov. 9th,4:00- 5:30pm, at Kaimuki High School Pool. ๏ฝ Open to students in grades 7-12.
- 12. LOST & FOUND: ๏ฝ Several non-uniform clothing items, shoes, water bottles, books and lunch bags in the HS Office that need to be claimed by the end of this week. ๏ฝ Items left unclaimed by this Friday will be donated.
- 13. โHe has the most who is most content with the least.โ