DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2015

REGULAR DAILY CLASS SCHEDULE

7:45 – 9:15 BLOCK A 7:30 – 8:20 SINGLETON 1

8:25 – 9:15 SINGLETON 2

9:22 - 10:52            BLOCK B

10:59 – 1:08 BLOCK C 1st LUNCH   10:52 - 11:20

2nd LUNCH 11:28 - 11:56

3rd LUNCH 12:04 – 12:32

4th LUNCH   12:40 – 1:08

1:15 – 2:45  BLOCK D 1:15 – 2:05 SINGLETON 7

2:10 – 3:00 SINGLETON 8

Corn Dog NuggetsBaked Ziti / Garlic Stix

Steamed Broccoli, Glazed Carrots, Leafy Green Salad, Fruit

Pizza / Taco Bar

LOCATIONS @ D-B

Outside Little Theatre -2nd Floor

Activities /Gym Lobby near Restrooms

Field House near Kevin Trivette’s office

Lobby of CTE Building

Monday 3-4: Math / English / Biology (Library)

Tuesday 3-4: English (Library)

Wednesday 3-4: Math / English / Biology (Library)3-4: Chemistry (Library & 204)

Thursday 3-4: Math (Library)

Friday 3-4: Physics (Library)

Tutoring

SENIORS!If you ordered a cap and gown and

have not picked it up in the Counseling Office, please do so as

soon as possible!

Please return all library materials not needed for

class by May 8th. Summer checkouts

will begin on May 15.

Message from Your D-B Library

Students will be expected to ride their block bus

home on Monday, May 18th; Tuesday,

May 19th & Wednesday, May 20th.

There will be no singleton buses on exam

days!

Summer Reading List for 2015-2016 has been posted on the D-B website.

2015-16 Yearbook StaffAd Sales and Cover Design

MeetingMonday, May 4

3pm in room 273Plan for 1 to 1.5 hours

Please let Mrs. Good know if you cannot attend

FREE!!! Dobyns-Bennett

Athletic Physicalsfor the 2015-2016 school year

SATURDAY – MAY 16th, 2015@ 8:00 AM

(BE THERE AT 8:00 AM!)Wellmont Outpatient Therapy CenterWest Stone Drive @ King Giant Plaza

► Pick up a “Physical Packet” from the Athletics Office or Athletic Training Room in the Field House.

► Have your “Physical Packet” filled out/signed by your parent/guardian BEFORE you come for the physical.

If you have Asthma or Severe Food/Latex Allergies, additional forms will be needed/please see one of the school nurses.

Everyone who gave blood needs to see Ms. Watson

in V-307 for their Red Cord beginning today

(Wednesday)

Join D-B animal science studentsthis Saturday, May 2 from 9 am to 1 pmfor a Donation Drive and Doggie Wash

with all proceeds benefitting the Animal Shelter.

For a suggested donation of $10 You can also donate:

Quality puppy and kitten foodkitty litter, bleach (unscented),

Fabuloso cleaner, Dawn dish detergent (original blue), laundry

detergent, hard dog toys, cat toys, any size collars, leashes, flea meds, flea shampoo, flea spray, dog and

cats treats and towels or blankets.

Early voting will take place May 7th – 14th at the Civic Auditorium.

Election Day is May 19th. Students please park on the D-B side lot for

these dates as we expect to have quite a few citizens in and out

during this time.

Also, no one is allowed to park in the grass over at Legion Park.

Greenhouse is OPEN!!

$10.00 ferns!

*L i f eguar ds *A t t endant s *Concessi on & Gat e S t aff f or 20 15 !

Monday May 4th 1pm – 7pm

151 East Main Street Kingsport

423-765-2628 for further info.

Recruiting for …..

J ob F ai r

Cancer Outreach Foundation 2015 Phyllis Hope Miller Scholarship

Awarded to student with a parent/guardian, sibling, or the student has/had been diagnosed with cancer. Student must be planning to attend college in the fall of 2015.

Award: $1,000

Applications are available in the D-B Counseling office Scholarship Box

Deadline: April 30th

Pictured: Courtney Thomas, Rebecca Fraizer, Aaron Johnson, Kaitlin Glynn, and Elijah McCrary. Students unable to attend were Haley Graham, Makenzie Russell, Caroline

Luethke, Dierra Sayler and Robin Kennedy.

D-B Students Compete in the 18th Annual First Congressional District Art CompetitionTen D-B art students

participated in “An Artistic Discovery,” a Congressional

art competition. These students represented D-B in

the First Congressional District. The exhibit was

hosted by Congressman Phil Roe. Fifteen high schools were represented in the

competition.

Sam and Kathy Darden Founders Scholarship

Criteria: accepted and made deposit to the University of Tennessee – Knoxville, full time student for 15-16 school year, minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher.

Award: $1,000

Applications are available in the D-B Counseling office Scholarship box and at www.utcsf.com/scholarship

Deadline: June 1st

Experience college life, interact with expert faculty and business leaders and explore Chattanooga during the UTC

Summer Business Experience.  The six-day residential summer program is designed for academically talented

rising high school seniors who are interested in a career in business.

Apply now at utc.edu/business-summer

University of Tennessee Chattanooga Summer Business

Experience:  June 15th – June 20th

Athnet Sports Recruiting Scholarship Award: $1,000 Eligibility: Current or former athlete at the high school or college level and must be a current college student or high school senior entering college. How to Enter: Write a 400-500 word essay describing how the lessons learned through playing sports have positively impacted you as you pursue your college education.

Essay due June 1st Information and entry available at http://www.athleticscholarships.net/scholarship-contest.htm

Summer Camps

Deadline: May 30th

Camps are held on Milligan College Campus. Students are taught by Milligan faculty, coaches and

alumni

Summer Camps are available to students ages 14-18 in Music, Digital Media, Theatre, Basketball,

Cheer, Swim, Tennis, and Youth in Ministry.For more information and to apply, visit

www.milligan.edu/camps.

Awarded to MTSU bound high school seniors. Academic achievement, financial need, good work ethic, community outreach, and valuing education are taken into consideration. Award Amount: $500 for an academic year.

Deadline: May 8th Applications are available in the scholarship box in the Counseling office.

Middle Tennessee Network Association

MTSU Alumni Scholarship

MTSU Mechatronics Engineering Scholarship

Award: $10,000 per year for 3 years and enhanced activities such as a trip to Berlin, Germany For: New freshman Mechatronics Engineering majors at MTSU, US Citizenship, full-time student, high school GPA 3.0 or better, ACT Math subscore 24 or better, demonstrate financial aid, willingness to participate in the MT cohort program. Further information for applying is available in the Counseling office Scholarship box and at https://stem4mtsu.edu/MechtronicScholars/.

Deadline: before May 18th

Boys SoccerApril 30 Jefferson Co. Away 6:00

Times-News May 1 Science Hill

Sectional May 9 Hardin Valley

State Pent/Decath May 18-19 MTSU

State May 20-22 MTSU

2015 Track Schedule

D-B’S TARDY / ABSENCE POLICY REMINDER

Please remember that participation in prom and

graduation ceremony are tied directly to attendance. Students who accrue instances of tardiness or absenteeism greater than 10% of the time in any one class will

be ineligible for these activities.

Percussion TryoutsMay 4th – May 7th

D-B IMB

after school. 

Contact Dave Whaley at dave.whaley@dbband.org

if you have any questions.

Dobyns-Bennett BandSPRING CONCERT

will be held at the Toy F. Reid Employee Center on May 5, 2015 at 7:00PM.