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After school in the
High School Cafeteria
Monday, November 19, 2007
Students who attend 2 consecutive tutoring sessions will earn a MLEC credit card. Make sure you sign in for tutoring.
Points earned on the MLEC credit card can be use for detention passes, free lunch, and tickets to various MLEC school events!
The Math Club is offering tutoring for all students Mondays and Thursdays from 2:40 to 3:40 in room E119.
INTERACT Invites you to help a child have a happy holiday season. Be an angel and make their season!
To choose your angel, see Mrs. Biddings in E202 or any Interact Club member. Your help in this holiday “joy-giving” endeavor is appreciated.
Raynetta Carvil was accepted to Bethune-Cookman college!!
Students Foxmar will be on campus Thursday, November 29th to take Holiday Pictures. Stop by Ms. Borges room E-207 to make an appointment or for more information.
Students with absences, remember if you have 5 unexcused absences in an annual course, or 3 unexcused absences in a semester course, you will receive a no credit for the class. We are in a block schedule, therefore 5 unexcused absences in an annual course WILL result in 10 unexcused absences and WILL result in a no credit issued, 3 unexcused absences in a semester course will equal six and a no credit. Remember if you are absent you MUST bring a note and receive an admit in student services to excuse your absence. Do not be absent unnecessarily. Students arriving tardy to school will be required to serve an Administrative Detention. BE ON TIME!!! AND COME TO SCHOOL EVERYDAY!!! Students with perfect attendance for the entire school year will have the opportunity to win a very special prize. If you have any questions please speak to Mrs. Forteza.
The Principal’s Word of the Day is
RUMINATE (ROO muh NATE) v to contemplate; to ponder; to mull over
Ruminate comes from the Latin word meaning “to chew cud.” Cows, sheep and other cud-chewing animals are called ruminants. To ruminate is to quietly chew on or ponder your own thoughts.