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Daily Announcements 11/20/09 |
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Written by Lorraine Myers
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Friday, 20 November 2009 |
IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THIS WEEKEND’S PERFORMANCES OF You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! The show was very successful last weekend and tickets are going fast, especially for the Sunday show. This show is fun and heartwarming and great for all ages. Tickets are $5 for students, $7 for adults and will be available today at lunch tomorrow at lunch and at the door on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Show on Friday and Saturday start at 7pm and Sunday at 2pm. See you there.
REMEMBER CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS are next Monday and Tuesday the 23rd and 24th form 5:30-7:30pm in the gym. Please make sure you have seen the athletic advisor before tryouts.
ATTENTION SPANISH HONORS SOCIETY, don’t forget that today is the comics exchange at 3:15 in Senor Dunn’s room. See you after school!
THE WRESTLING TEAM is STILL looking for a couple of freshmen managers. If you are interested, see coach Walton in room 245 or stop by the café after school.
HUNGRY THIS WEEKEND?? Eat at UNO’s in Concord on Sunday 11/22 and support the John Stark Hockey Booster club. Just present the ticket to your server or mention John Stark hockey. Tickets are available in the main office.
REMINDER TO ALL STUDENT ATHLETE LEADERSHIP TEAM MEMBERS that our next SALT meeting will be this Monday at 7:30am in room 192. Breakfast will be served.
STUDENTS GOING ON THE FLORIDA TRIP please see Ms. Connell this week for some paperwork.
THE RICE TRAYS that our lunches are served on in the cafeteria are 100% biodegradable after only two weeks of being composted. Unfortunately they are also considerably more expensive than the regular trays. Thanks to the French Honor Society the trays have been funded for the month of November. Merci Beaucoup to the French Honor Society for keeping John Stark a little bit greener.
ATTENTION SENIORS check your timelines for your senior project! At this point you should have recorded information form 2-3 of you written sources. You also must schedule a time to meet with your coach to discuss your learning log and progress on your project by December 7th. Remember, it is YOUR job to schedule meetings with your coach. When you show your coach your learning log, they can also sign your senior menu.
STUDENTS WHO ARE GOING TO MONTREAL during intersession please stop by room 229 to sign up for roommates. A $100 deposit is due by November 23rd to secure your spot. Please join us on this winter wonderland adventure.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 20 November 2009 )
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Written by Stephen Law
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Monday, 09 November 2009 |
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IEP Clinic
Free Workshop
Date: 12/3/09
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Location: Weare MIddle School, Weare, NH 03281
This workshop provides participants with a more in‐depth understanding of the IEP so they can be better prepared and more comfortable participating as a member of the IEP Team. Participants may wis to bring their child’s IEP to the workshop. Individual IEPs will not be written at this workshop.
Click here to download a PDF of the event.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 09 November 2009 )
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H1N1 Update, October 29, 2009 |
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Written by Stephen Law
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Thursday, 29 October 2009 |
Dear John Stark Parents:
We need your help!
As you know, there is a heightened awareness in our country and in our state about the H1N1 influenza (sometimes referred to as the "Swine Flu.")
Thus far, John Stark has been fortunate with a relatively small number of influenza cases. We are bracing ourselves, however, for a projected increase in the number of cases in New Hampshire --- which will certainly affect our community's schools.
We are trying to track students who are absent from school with the flu or with flu-like symptoms. If your student stays home from school due to illness, please share information with us (when you call in or when the front office staff calls you to verify an absence) about your student's flu-like symptoms. The tell-tale symptoms of influenza include fever, cough, and sore throat.
We do ask that parents keep students home from school until they have been fever free (without using fever-reducing medicines like Tylenol, ibuprofen, or aspirin) for at least 24 hours.
We are passing the same message (to stay home) to all John Stark Faculty and Staff who are sick with a fever.
Our objective is to reduce transmission of the virus while at school. Avoiding close contact with sick people is one key method of reducing transmission of the influenza virus (H1N1 or seasonal).
Other methods are based in common hygiene and include:
1. Washing your hands (frequently) with plenty of hot water and soap.
2. Covering your nose and mouth with a tissue when coughing or sneezing.
3. Avoiding sharing drinks, food, and eating utensils with others.
Thank you in advance for assisting the school to keep our students and staff members healthy!
Michael Turmelle,
Principal, John Stark Regional High School |
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