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After school in the
High School Cafeteria
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Any students enrolled in an AP Online Virtual School class must register to take the test with Mrs. Ambas in E238 by March 1st.
Any students interested in taking an AP test, but not enrolled in an AP class, may register to take the test with Mrs. Ambas by March 1st. If you are NOT enrolled in an AP class, you must pay $78 per test or $56 per test if you have free or reduced lunch.
Juniors – This is your last chance to purchase your Junior class shirt!!! Order your shirt by WEDNESDAY, February 24th.
Key Club will meet this Wednesday February 24th, after school, in Cafeteria F. Elections for next year's officers will take place at this meeting. Only paid members may vote.
There will be a Kiwanis sponsored Garage Sale for Teachers Only at M.A.Milam K-8 Center next Monday, March 1st from 7:00 am until 2:00 pm. Any interested Key Clubbers should sign up with Ms. Ambas in Room E238 or with a Key Club Officer.
The ASVAB will be given here on Wednesday – April 7 in our school’s auditorium. This Career Exploration Program is open to any
10th – 11th or 12th grade student who wishes to take this interest survey. The exam helps identify careers that a student may pursue in their future based on their personal abilities, strengths and aptitudes related to a vocational or career field.
Please see Ms. Mathos to sign up or for more information.
The African American Club is sponsoring their second annual College / University tour. There is only room for (50) students. It will be based on a first come, first serve basis. Don't delay pay today to reserve your seat. It is sure to be an educational experience. For more information, please contact Mr. Campbell, in student services or any other club member. See you on the bus!
Attention, participants for the "Black History Show", there will be another mandatory performance rehearsal in the auditorium on this TODAY at 2:35 pm. Please come ready to perform.
Saturday school will be held this Saturday from 8am to 12pm, in building E 1st floor. We are offering Reading, Math and Physical Science. We will have Saturday school on the following dates: February 27 and March 6, 2010.
Students purchase your wristband for MLEC’s Dress Down Day brought to you by your PTSA. Dress Down Day will take place this Friday, February 26th listen for more details, rules, and regulations. Wristbands are $2.
The Miami-Dade County Youth Fair will be open March 25th – April 11th! Save money and support your MLEC PTSA by purchasing DISCOUNT TICKETS now through March 17th purchase P*O*P Ride Cards, General Admission tickets, and ride coupons. SPECIAL 2 for 1 admission for Opening Day with your advance sale ticket! For more information stop by the Student Activities office or you may purchase during both lunches!
Students are reminded to come to school each day on time! Students if you are absent, remember that 5 unexcused absences in an annual course, or 3 unexcused absences in a semester course, will result in a no credit (N/C) for the class. MLEC is 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 being issued, and 3 unexcused absences in a semester course will equal six absences and also result in a no credit. Remember if you are absent you MUST bring a note and receive an admit to excuse your absence. Admits are issued in the Student Services Office prior to the start of school each day and during lunch and after school in the Main Office with Ms. Wellman. Do not be absent unnecessarily.
Students arriving tardy to school must sign in at the Tardy Center. Students with excessive tardies will be required to serve an Administrative Detention. BE ON TIME!!! AND COME TO SCHOOL EVERYDAY!!!
The Principal’s Word of the Day is
EXONERATE (ig ZON uh RATE) v to free completely from blame; to exculpate
The suspect was exonerated when the district attorney’s fingerprints found on the murder weapon.
The defendant, who had always claimed he wasn’t guilty, expected to be exonerated by the testimony of his best friend.
Our dog was exonerated when we discovered that it was in fact the cat who had eaten all the chocolate-chip cookies.