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Announcements, Friday 2/15

Today is Friday February 15th and it is an A Day.

Congrats to the Lady Wave for their decisive win over Providence last night.  They will advance to the regional finals next week.

The Boys Varsity Team will play in the District Final TONIGHT in Maclay at 7 PM. Go Blue Wave!

Lost and Found clean out underway!  Claim your stuff during lunch today!

Attention ninth grade students, if Mrs. Barba spoke to you about having a student shadow you today, please report to the blue benches by the gym at 8:20.  Teachers, the names of the students selected to have a student shadow have been emailed to you.

PK Students: The National Junior Honor Society is collecting items to create Busy Bags for children with extended hospital stays at Shands.  We are collecting coloring books, crayons, playdough, puzzles, Saduko, and word puzzle books. If you would like to help kids at Shands beat the boredom of extended hospital stays please bring some of these items to Mrs. Beckett’s classroom in I-109.

Middle and High School Performing Arts students are reminded they have a rehearsal this afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30pm.

Middle School Students interested in Photography and Clay be sure to stop by Ms. Johnson’s art room to join the art club for the upcoming sessions!

Photography Club for Middle School begins February 18!

Attention high school students: PK Yonge will be competing at the annual Chemathon competition at the University of Florida this coming April. The competition includes a written test, a “Quiz Bowl” style competition against other schools, tours of chemistry research labs at UF, and an exciting chemistry demonstration at the end of the day. Any student in grades 10-12 who has already taken or is currently taking chemistry and is interested in participating should let Mr. McCrea know by TODAY.

Vaping and Juuling are strictly prohibited on campus and at school-sponsored events.  Students who engage in these activities are risking their health, the health of the young children on our campus, as well as severe discipline, up to expulsion from P. K. Yonge.  Be smart, Blue Wave.