HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

Take a moment to congratulate the winners of our final archery challenge: Ethan “Shark” L won with three of a kind, while Ian “Ace” M had two pair for a close second. See you all next year!

Hi CPA students!!
The Participatory Budget Program is excited to announce that four projects have been chosen by the PSO to move onto the student-wide voting. Please check out the four proposals in the Forum this week.
On Thursday, during finals break, all middle school and high school students will get the opportunity to vote on which project you think CPA needs the most. Ballots will be available in the forum. Please remember one student=one vote! You may not vote in place of anyone else. Everyone gets to cast one vote!
The winning project will be announced on Friday. DONT FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL THE PROPOSALS AND VOTE ON THURSDAY!!

Missing a lunch box, pencil bag, or clothing item? Please check both lost and found locations, this week, and claim items by end of day, Friday. All unclaimed items will be donated to Goodwill, over the summer. Take a few minutes to check the bin near room 209 and the book shelf in the cafeteria by the vending machines. Thank you!

The field is closed for the remainder of the school year, due to maintenance.
The gym is closed for the remainder of the school year, in preparation for End of Year Events.

Missing a lunch box, pencil bag, or clothing item? Please check both lost and found locations, this week, and claim items by end of day, Friday. All unclaimed items will be donated to Goodwill, over the summer. Take a few minutes to check the bin near room 209 and the book shelf in the cafeteria by the vending machines. Thank you!

The field is closed for the remainder of the school year, due to maintenance.
The gym is closed for the remainder of the school year, in preparation for End of Year Events.

Hi CPA students!!
The Participatory Budget Program is excited to announce that four projects have been chosen by the PSO to move onto the student-wide voting. Please check out the four proposals in the Forum this week.
On Thursday, during finals break, all middle school and high school students will get the opportunity to vote on which project you think CPA needs the most. Ballots will be available in the forum. Please remember one student=one vote! You may not vote in place of anyone else. Everyone gets to cast one vote!
The winning project will be announced on Friday. DONT FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL THE PROPOSALS AND VOTE ON THURSDAY!!

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

All Select Choir members- we have one final practice this afternoon, Tuesday, at 12:30 in the Choir Room to prepare the finishing touches on the 2 pieces for Graduation. Please come directly after your finals to the rehearsal so we can begin and get out by 1:00 p.m. We have no morning practices this week. See Mrs. Stephens with any questions.

MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY
8th grade Orchestra members:
Please remember our rehearsal right after exams on Tuesday starting in room 213.
8th grade Select Recorder Ensemble members:
Please remember our rehearsal on Wednesday at 7:30 AM, starting in room 213.
See Mrs. Gottry if you have questions.

HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
Hi CPA students!!
The Participatory Budget Program is excited to announce that four projects have been chosen by the PSO to move onto the student-wide voting. Please check out the four proposals in the Forum this week.
On Thursday, during finals break, all middle school and high school students will get the opportunity to vote on which project you think CPA needs the most. Ballots will be available in the forum. Please remember one student=one vote! You may not vote in place of anyone else. Everyone gets to cast one vote!
The winning project will be announced on Friday. DONT FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL THE PROPOSALS AND VOTE ON THURSDAY!!

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
ALL MENTORS: Be sure to check your email and RSVP to the Punchbowl evite to the Mentor BBQ and pool party on Thursday, May 31. Please RSVP in the next 2-3 days. Additional permission slips are on the rolling bulletin board in the forum.

All returning HS boys basketball players please come to room 309 at the beginning of lunch for a mandatory meeting.

MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
ALL SEVENTH GRADERS interested in being UNlock officers next year: Bring your lunch and meet with Mrs. Goodwin TODAY in Room 304 (next to the cafeteria).

Are you all caught up on your studies and wondering what you are going to do today at Lyceum because the field is closed? How about a piano recital featuring some of your classmates and friends? Relax in the theater after lunch to enjoy piano pieces prepared and performed by Isaac Kan, Caleb Gottry, Noah Ficken, and a fantastic original composition by Daria Nikolovski. Today!

8th grade Orchestra members:
Please remember our rehearsal right after exams on Tuesday starting in room 213.
8th grade Select Recorder Ensemble members:
Please remember our rehearsal on Wednesday at 7:30 AM, starting in room 213.
See Mrs. Gottry if you have questions.

MIDDLE SCHOOL LUNCH DUTY TODAY: All students in 6K and 6L who would like to help out on the final day of lunch this school year. You can spray and wipe tables inside, pick up trash off tables outside, sweep inside or outside, OR just help by brushing off chairs and pushing them in. We will catch you for a full week of lunch duty NEXT year as seventh graders! Thank you!

A reminder to middle school students that water only is allowed in classrooms. Students are not permitted to carry other forms of drinks or food of any kind into classrooms.

HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

Textbook return begins TOMORROW. Please collect all of your textbooks and have them ready to turn in, to avoid a costly replacement fee. Thank you.

WOW!! Titans are great-hearted AND generous! Thanks to both high school and middle school, we collected $350 to support orphaned elephants at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Africa. This means we can continue to support the same six elephants we sponsored this year PLUS add an additional orphan. Dutch Bros gift card winners this week are Savanah Winiesdorffer in high school and Joy Brown in middle school.

Students who bicycle to campus must dismount and walk their bike on campus. After school students with bicycles must walk their bike from the bike rack to the edge of campus using the center crosswalk area in front of the Prep school entrance. Once across, students should turn right and walk north along the sidewalk adjacent to the field. At the corner of the field, turn left (west) and walk along sidewalk adjacent to the gas station (north end of the field) to the public sidewalk along Alma School Road. This policy in reverse will also apply to students biking to campus in the morning; they are to dismount and walk their bike from the edge of campus to the bike rack using the sidewalk and crossing zone.

Titan Thumos/Titan House committee is having one last meeting for the year for incoming seniors through freshman( so current 8th graders) on Monday after-school from 3:15-3:45. This will be a quick meeting to discuss summer plans and our goals prior to next school year! Please be on time so we can get started and get everyone out to study for finals! Go Titans! Any questions or if you can’t attend the meeting, please see Mrs. Caporali in the faculty office.

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY
Junior Greek students will be reciting the Iliad in Ancient Greek in the Theater during Lyceum this Friday. Please join us for a brief introduction and translation, followed by The Iliad with strings and percussion!

11th graders, if you need more tickets for the Raffle please see Ms. Giles. Tickets much be turned in by Wednesday May 23rd! Scholarship money for next year’s trip will only be available for student who participate in fundraising efforts. Get to selling!

9th – 12th GRADE – What are your summer plans? CPA and Great Hearts want to hear about the exciting things you’re doing this summer. PLEASE stop by the board outside Ms. Schmitt’s office and add your name and summer plans to the ongoing list.

There is a blood drive committee meeting during lunch on Friday in 309. This meeting is mandatory for all students who are part of the blood drive committee this year or will be next year!

Feeling a bit stressed this time of year? Come be active and enjoy yourself at Volleyball Open Gym immediately after school this Friday, 5/18. All skill levels are welcome!

High School Tennis Players- Uniforms must be returned to Coach Caporali by Friday! Please bring them either to school or to the award ceremony on Tuesday. Any questions see Coach Caporali in the Faculty office.

HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

Titan Thumos/Titan House committee is having one last meeting for the year for incoming seniors through freshman( so current 8th graders) on Monday after-school from 3:15-3:45. This will be a quick meeting to discuss summer plans and our goals prior to next school year! Please be on time so we can get started and get everyone out to study for finals! Go Titans! Any questions or if you can’t attend the meeting, please see Mrs. Caporali in the faculty office.

Class of 2019 Senior Trip Fundraiser:
Looking for a chance at some quick cash and a way to support next year’s seniors on their way to DC? We knew you were! Pick up a $10 raffle ticket from your friendly neighborhood 11th grader for a chance to win the 50/50 drawing on the last day of school. The winner will get a check for 50% of however many tickets we sell, so the more they sell the more YOU will win! Get your tickets today.

Attention MS and HS Orchestra members:
Congratulations on an excellent performance last Friday! Please turn in your concert music in room 213 anytime before or after school this week.

It’s yearbook time! Yearbooks will be distributed to high school students this Friday, 5/18, and to middle school students next Monday, 5/21. Pre-ordered books will be distributed in the forum by grade level. If you have not pre-ordered, but would like a yearbook, you can bring cash or check for $75 on your designated day (Friday for HS or Monday for MS). We will sell them first come, first served, by grade level – starting with 12th grade and ending with 6th grade. Don’t miss out!

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

There is a blood drive committee meeting during lunch on Friday in 309. This meeting is mandatory for all students who are part of the blood drive committee this year or will be next year!

Environmental Club will be meeting today during lunch in room 302. All are welcome. See Ms. Caporali or Mr. Shoemaker with any questions.

Feeling a bit stressed this time of year? Come be active and enjoy yourself at Volleyball Open Gym immediately after school this Friday, 5/18. All skill levels are welcome!

Attention Seniors: We have extra Grad Announcements. They are $2.00. Please inquire at the front desk.

Junior Greek students will be reciting the Iliad in Ancient Greek in the Theater during Lyceum this Friday. Please join us for a brief introduction and translation, followed by The Iliad with strings and percussion!

11th graders, if you need more tickets for the Raffle please see Ms. Giles. Tickets much be turned in by Wednesday May 23rd! Scholarship money for next year’s trip will only be available for student who participate in fundraising efforts. Get to selling!

9th – 12th GRADE – What are your summer plans? CPA and Great Hearts want to hear about the exciting things you’re doing this summer. PLEASE stop by the board outside Ms. Schmitt’s office and add your name and summer plans to the ongoing list.

High School Tennis Players- Uniforms must be returned to Coach Caporali by Friday! Please bring them either to school or to the award ceremony on Tuesday. Any questions see Coach Caporali in the Faculty office.

2018 EF Travelers: 21 days to go! Our second pre-departure meeting will be this Thursday, May 17th, at 3:30 after school in Room 202. If you cannot attend, you must speak with Mrs. Kurus or Ms. Boynton before Thursday. We’ll see you then!

HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

11th grade is performing their Shakespeare productions this week. 12th will have their Senior Plays next week.
Here is a reminder of the schedule:
Tuesday, 5/8, 2&3rd hour, 11DG, Richard III, for 6th grade.
Thursday, 5/10, 2&3rd, 11BE, Much Ado About Nothing, for 7th grade.
Thursday, 5/17,
5th hour 12FH, The Reader. (Also at 7:30PM)
6th hour, 12DE, Father Zosimo’s Choices Anonymous Weekly Support Group. (Also at 6:30PM)
The 10th grade is particularly invited to see the Senior Plays.
Additional classes are welcome to attended all performances on a first come first served basis.

Class of 2019 Senior Trip Fundraiser:
Looking for a chance at some quick cash and a way to support next year’s seniors on their way to DC? We knew you were! Pick up a $10 raffle ticket from your friendly neighborhood 11th grader for a chance to win the 50/50 drawing on the last day of school. The winner will get a check for 50% of however many tickets we sell, so the more they sell the more YOU will win! Get your tickets today.

Attention MS and HS Orchestra members:
Congratulations on an excellent performance last Friday! Please turn in your concert music in room 213 anytime before or after school this week.

It’s yearbook time! Yearbooks will be distributed to high school students this Friday, 5/18, and to middle school students next Monday, 5/21. Pre-ordered books will be distributed in the forum by grade level. If you have not pre-ordered, but would like a yearbook, you can bring cash or check for $75 on your designated day (Friday for HS or Monday for MS). We will sell them first come, first served, by grade level – starting with 12th grade and ending with 6th grade. Don’t miss out!

Textbook return begins Tuesday, May 22nd. Please begin collecting all of your textbooks and have them ready to turn in, to avoid a costly replacement fee. Thank you.

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

A reminder for student drivers – student parking is not permitted in the visitor parking area in front of the school or in the covered parking areas. If you are unsure where these areas are or have any questions about parking on campus, please see Mr. Aepli.

Attention Seniors: We have extra Grad Announcements. They are $2.00. Please inquire at the front desk.

Junior Greek students will be reciting the Iliad in Ancient Greek in the Theater during Lyceum this Friday. Please join us for a brief introduction and translation, followed by The Iliad with strings and percussion!

11th graders, if you need more tickets for the Raffle please see Ms. Giles. Tickets much be turned in by Wednesday May 23rd! Scholarship money for next year’s trip will only be available for student who participate in fundraising efforts. Get to selling!

9th – 12th GRADE – What are your summer plans? CPA and Great Hearts want to hear about the exciting things you’re doing this summer. PLEASE stop by the board outside Ms. Schmitt’s office and add your name and summer plans to the ongoing list.

High School Tennis Players- Uniforms must be returned to Coach Caporali by Friday! Please bring them either to school or to the award ceremony on Tuesday. Any questions see Coach Caporali in the Faculty office.

Anyone up to seeing monkeys in the rainforests, volcanoes and white water rafting?! CPA is hosting our 2nd overseas trip to Costa Rica during Summer of 2019 for incoming Sophomores through Seniors. And, we would like to invite you to learn more about this opportunity! Be sure to join us for our information session on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 to learn more. At the meeting, we will discuss what we’ll see and do, travel logistics, how to earn high school/college credit, and affordable payment options. Be sure to RSVP at https://kuruscostarica.eventbrite.com by Tuesday, May 15, 2018 to attend! Look forward to seeing you there! Ms. Kurus

2018 EF Travelers: 21 days to go! Our second pre-departure meeting will be this Thursday, May 17th, at 3:30 after school in Room 202. If you cannot attend, you must speak with Mrs. Kurus or Ms. Boynton before Thursday. We’ll see you then!

MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY

8th grade Orchestra members – please remember rehearsal tomorrow (Thurs) morning at 7:15 AM in room 213.

HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

It’s yearbook time! Yearbooks will be distributed to high school students this Friday, 5/18, and to middle school students next Monday, 5/21. Pre-ordered books will be distributed in the forum by grade level. If you have not pre-ordered, but would like a yearbook, you can bring cash or check for $75 on your designated day (Friday for HS or Monday for MS). We will sell them first come, first served, by grade level – starting with 12th grade and ending with 6th grade. Don’t miss out!

MEET LAYONI: Layoni, which means “young boy,” is the last elephant orphan we need to raise money for to continue our support. We have now reached $250 between high school and middle school, which means we can continue fostering our other five elephant orphans. Layoni was found alone with wounds from a hyena attack after his mother was killed by poachers. Despite his tragic past, the keepers say he is a gentle and lovely boy! Please continue to give this week during lunch in the cafeteria, so we can continue our support of Layoni. Thank you!

Class of 2019 Senior Trip Fundraiser:
Looking for a chance at some quick cash and a way to support next year’s seniors on their way to DC? We knew you were! Pick up a $10 raffle ticket from your friendly neighborhood 11th grader for a chance to win the 50/50 drawing on the last day of school. The winner will get a check for 50% of however many tickets we sell, so the more they sell the more YOU will win! Get your tickets today.

Attention MS and HS Orchestra members:
Congratulations on an excellent performance last Friday! Please turn in your concert music in room 213 anytime before or after school this week.

Textbook return begins Tuesday, May 22nd. Please begin collecting all of your textbooks and have them ready to turn in, to avoid a costly replacement fee. Thank you.

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

Attention Seniors: We have extra Grad Announcements. They are $2.00. Please inquire at the front desk.

2018 EF Travelers: 21 days to go! Our second pre-departure meeting will be this Thursday, May 17th, at 3:30 after school in Room 202. If you cannot attend, you must speak with Mrs. Kurus or Ms. Boynton before Thursday. We’ll see you then!

MENTORS: There are BBQ permission forms and copies of other handouts on the rolling bulletin board in the forum for those who need them. Thank you!

Junior Greek students will be reciting the Iliad in Ancient Greek in the Theater during Lyceum this Friday. Please join us for a brief introduction and translation, followed by The Iliad with strings and percussion!

11th graders, if you need more tickets for the Raffle please see Ms. Giles. Tickets much be turned in by Wednesday May 23rd! Scholarship money for next year’s trip will only be available for student who participate in fundraising efforts. Get to selling!

JUNIORS – the last mandatory “College 101” session is Tuesday, May 15 during Lyceum in the Theater. Please arrive on time to hear the senior student panel.

JUNIORS: You will receive your Senior Thesis advisor notification in your HL class Tuesday. Many factors go into these pairings, so you may not request a change. You need to meet with your advisor before you contact Mrs. Somsen. The faculty advisor is there to assist you with your thesis process.

9th – 12th GRADE – What are your summer plans? CPA and Great Hearts want to hear about the exciting things you’re doing this summer. PLEASE stop by the board outside Ms. Schmitt’s office and add your name and summer plans to the ongoing list.

High School Tennis Players- Uniforms must be returned to Coach Caporali by Friday! Please bring them either to school or to the award ceremony on Tuesday. Any questions see Coach Caporali in the Faculty office.

Anyone up to seeing monkeys in the rainforests, volcanoes and white water rafting?! CPA is hosting our 2nd overseas trip to Costa Rica during Summer of 2019 for incoming Sophomores through Seniors. And, we would like to invite you to learn more about this opportunity! Be sure to join us for our information session on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 to learn more. At the meeting, we will discuss what we’ll see and do, travel logistics, how to earn high school/college credit, and affordable payment options. Be sure to RSVP at https://kuruscostarica.eventbrite.com by Tuesday, May 15, 2018 to attend! Look forward to seeing you there! Ms. Kurus

Attention current and former choir students: If you desire to sing in the selective High School choir ensemble next year, 10th through 12th graders only, there is an audition for Mrs. Stephens required. To audition, pick up an info letter and audition application in the choir room and sign up on the bulletin board for a time that works for you either before school, after school, or during Lyceum on Tuesday, May 15. Current students placed in Schola cantorum do not need to re-audition for next year.

MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY

8th grade Select Recorder Ensemble members – please remember rehearsal tomorrow (Wed) morning at 7:30 AM in room 213.

UNLOCK CLUB: We have a special guest in the Life Science room tomorrow morning, Wednesday. UNlock members are invited to stop by at 7:50 for a “Meet and Greet” in Room 211.

HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

Attention MS and HS Orchestra members:
Congratulations on an excellent performance last Friday! Please turn in your concert music in room 213 anytime before or after school this week.

Textbook return begins Tuesday, May 22nd. Please begin collecting all of your textbooks and have them ready to turn in, to avoid a costly replacement fee. Thank you.

Archery and Bowyery – We will have our final meeting today. Besides setting up targets, we will not be building anything today.

MEET RAPA: Rapa was only 5-6 months old when he fell down a well while drinking with his herd. His screams alerted the local villagers, who called the rescuers from the David Sheldrick Trust Fund. After being transported by aircraft, he is now a happy member of the nursery herd at their elephant sanctuary. We are only $60 away from our Titan goal of $300 to continue our support of Rapa and the other five elephant orphans we helped sponsor this year. Please continue to give this week during lunch in the cafeteria. There will be another drawing this Friday for everyone who donates at least $2. Thank you, CPA!!

11th grade is performing their Shakespeare productions this week. 12th will have their Senior Plays next week.
Here is a reminder of the schedule:
Tuesday, 5/8, 2&3rd hour, 11DG, Richard III, for 6th grade.
Thursday, 5/10, 2&3rd, 11BE, Much Ado About Nothing, for 7th grade.
Thursday, 5/17,
5th hour 12FH, The Reader. (Also at 7:30PM)
6th hour, 12DE, Father Zosimo’s Choices Anonymous Weekly Support Group. (Also at 6:30PM)
The 10th grade is particularly invited to see the Senior Plays.
Additional classes are welcome to attended all performances on a first come first served basis.

Class of 2019 Senior Trip Fundraiser:
Looking for a chance at some quick cash and a way to support next year’s seniors on their way to DC? We knew you were! Pick up a $10 raffle ticket from your friendly neighborhood 11th grader for a chance to win the 50/50 drawing on the last day of school. The winner will get a check for 50% of however many tickets we sell, so the more they sell the more YOU will win! Get your tickets today.

Run, Titans, Run! – There will be a cross-country meeting after-school on Wednesday, May 16th at 3:30p.m. in room 309 for any athletes interested in doing xc in the fall.

HIGH SCHOOL ONLY

Junior Greek students will be reciting the Iliad in Ancient Greek in the Theater during Lyceum this Friday. Please join us for a brief introduction and translation, followed by The Iliad with strings and percussion!

High School Tennis Players- Uniforms must be returned to Coach Caporali by Friday! Please bring them either to school or to the award ceremony on Tuesday. Any questions see Coach Caporali in the Faculty office.

JUNIORS – the last mandatory “College 101” session is Tuesday, May 15 during Lyceum in the Theater. Please arrive on time to hear the senior student panel.

JUNIORS: You will receive your Senior Thesis advisor notification in your HL class Tuesday. Many factors go into these pairings, so you may not request a change. You need to meet with your advisor before you contact Mrs. Somsen. The faculty advisor is there to assist you with your thesis process.

9th – 12th GRADE – What are your summer plans? CPA and Great Hearts want to hear about the exciting things you’re doing this summer. PLEASE stop by the board outside Ms. Schmitt’s office and add your name and summer plans to the ongoing list.

MENTORS: There are BBQ permission forms and copies of other handouts on the rolling bulletin board in the forum for those who need them. Thank you!

Attention current and former choir students: If you desire to sing in the selective High School choir ensemble next year, 10th through 12th graders only, there is an audition for Mrs. Stephens required. To audition, pick up an info letter and audition application in the choir room and sign up on the bulletin board for a time that works for you either before school, after school, or during Lyceum on Tuesday, May 15. Current students placed in Schola cantorum do not need to re-audition for next year.

A reminder about areas available to students during lunch and lyceum. High school students may eat lunch in the following areas: Cafeteria, Ramada.
High school students may spend lyceum in the following areas: Classroom, if with a Faculty Tutor, Cafeteria, Ramada, Field, Gym, Forum. All other areas of campus are strictly off limits during lunch and lyceum unless supervised by a faculty or staff member.

11th graders, if you need more tickets for the Raffle please see Ms. Giles. Tickets much be turned in by Wednesday May 23rd! Scholarship money for next year’s trip will only be available for student who participate in fundraising efforts. Get to selling!

Anyone up to seeing monkeys in the rainforests, volcanoes and white water rafting?! CPA is hosting our 2nd overseas trip to Costa Rica during Summer of 2019 for incoming Sophomores through Seniors. And, we would like to invite you to learn more about this opportunity! Be sure to join us for our information session on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 to learn more. At the meeting, we will discuss what we’ll see and do, travel logistics, how to earn high school/college credit, and affordable payment options. Be sure to RSVP at https://kuruscostarica.eventbrite.com by Tuesday, May 15, 2018 to attend! Look forward to seeing you there! Ms. Kurus

MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY

MIDDLE SCHOOL: The ramada will be CLOSED today during MS lunch and Lyceum for a Biology class project. You can eat lunch in the cafeteria OR on the field today. The cafeteria will be open during MS Lyceum but not the ramada.

UNLOCK CLUB: We have a special guest in the Life Science room this Wednesday morning. UNlock members are invited to stop by at 7:50 for a “Meet and Greet” in Room 211.

A reminder to middle school students that water only is allowed in classrooms. Students are not permitted to carry other forms of drinks or food of any kind into classrooms.

HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

GREAT JOB, TITANS, ON OUR ELEPHANT COIN DRIVE!! High school students have so far contributed $100, and middle school students have given $140. This means we are only $60 away from our school goal of $300, so that we can continue our support of the six orphaned elephants we sponsored this year. UNlock and Key Club are extending the drive during lunch in the cafeteria through the end of this week. Last week’s drawing winners were Alex Wiggins in high school for a $10 Dutch Bros. gift card and Haziel Torres in middle school for a $10 Jamba Juice gift card. Please see Mrs. Goodwin for your gifts cards We will select two new winners this Friday from everyone who donates at least $2.

A reminder about 1st hour tardies, from The Family Handbook (You CAN be on time! Two more weeks!): “The school disapproves of the accumulation of unexcused late arrivals to school, irrespective of the circumstances. Persistent first-period tardiness is highly disruptive of instruction and undermines student morale. On the third occasion (fourth for Middle School) that a student has an unexcused first-period tardy in a quarter, a detention will be issued to the student by the first–period teacher. For each subsequent unexcused first period tardy in the quarter, another detention will be issued. When a student has received four detentions for tardiness in a quarter, then he or she may receive an in-school suspension for a duration determined by the administration.”

Class of 2019 Senior Trip Fundraiser:
Looking for a chance at some quick cash and a way to support next year’s seniors on their way to DC? We knew you were! Pick up a $10 raffle ticket from your friendly neighborhood 11th grader for a chance to win the 50/50 drawing on the last day of school. The winner will get a check for 50% of however many tickets we sell, so the more they sell the more YOU will win! Get your tickets today.

Run, Titans, Run! – There will be a cross-country meeting after-school on Wednesday, May 16th at 3:30p.m. in room 309 for any athletes interested in doing xc in the fall.

11th grade is performing their Shakespeare productions this week. 12th will have their Senior Plays next week.
Here is a reminder of the schedule:
Tuesday, 5/8, 2&3rd hour, 11DG, Richard III, for 6th grade.
Thursday, 5/10, 2&3rd, 11BE, Much Ado About Nothing, for 7th grade.
Thursday, 5/17,
5th hour 12FH, The Reader. (Also at 7:30PM)
6th hour, 12DE, Father Zosimo’s Choices Anonymous Weekly Support Group. (Also at 6:30PM)
The 10th grade is particularly invited to see the Senior Plays.
Additional classes are welcome to attended all performances on a first come first served basis.