Announcements – Mon., Nov. 14

November 14, 2022

Good morning! Today is Monday, November 14th    

Juniors – Youth Tour to DC Contest

Attention All Juniors: 2023 Youth Tour to Washington DC Contest sponsored by Clay Electric is here!  This program provides one 11th grade student from each of the 30 high schools the opportunity to represent their school in a contest consisting of a written quiz and speech contest.  Student representatives will have an all expense paid 3 day trip to Tallahassee where the final phase of the competition will take place.  The winner of the competition will receive an all expense paid trip to Washington DC.  See Mrs. McElroy for more information.

Juniors – Girls States

11th grade students:  Girls State is a non-partisan program which aims to teach young women Americanism, democracy, responsible citizenship, and love of country. This is a free government program for current juniors held at FSU for 8 days in June for selected delegates sponsored by Unit 16 Gainesville.  If interested, please see Mrs. McElroy for more information.

Congrats Blue Wave Marching Band

The PK Yonge Marching Blue Wave finished in 2nd place at the Tocoi Creek Marching Invitational in class 2A on Saturday November 12th, and fourth overall. The band won best in class music and they are looking to finish off the year with an amazing performance at the Florida Marching Band State Championships next weekend in Ft. Lauderdale. 

Thespians

Thespians! We have a special group meeting on TUESDAY  during lunch in the theater room. This important meeting involves the new info about district competition.  Please join us TUESDAY at lunch.

Seniors – Check Your Canvas Announcements

Seniors – please, please, please check the announcements section in the senior canvas course and the online senior newsletter for recent updates on scholarships, mentorships, yearbook and senior ad purchases, and more! See Mrs. Koppitch with any questions.

November – Native American Heritage Month

November is national Native American Heritage Month. A good way to celebrate is to take the time to learn more about different indigenous communities in America. There are 574 federally recognized tribes in the U.S., and some of the largest groups are the Cherokee, Navajo, Muscogee, Lumbee, Apache, Puebloans, Choctaw, Chippewa, Sioux, Iroquois, Blackfeet, Inuit, Nahuas, Mayas, and Inuit. You can find posters of each of these indigenous groups around the school.

Apple Sales 

Holiday Bakers! 4th and 5th Grade students are selling fresh Rome apples to fundraise for their DC Trip. Buy a 10 lb bag for $15 – cash only. See Mrs. V in the front office for an order form. Orders due Tuesday, November 15.

                             

Please pause for a moment of silence: 

Please stand for the pledge: 

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. 

Have a wonderful day Blue Wave!

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