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Ranger Roundup Dr. William Wagner, Principal Lakewood High School Patty Eberl, PTA President

14100 Franklin Boulevard, Lakewood, Ohio 44107 216.529.4028

Greetings from the Principal’s Office PLEASE GIVE US A CALL! (The critical importance of calling in when your student is absent) If your student is going to stay home or needs to be released early for any reason, it is VERY important that you call the Attendance Office as soon as possible the same day. Call one of the numbers listed below. The earlier in the day, the better.

We have centralized our attendance procedures and created a new Attendance Office in room B115 on the first floor of the new West Wing. Students needing Release forms (for doctor’s appointments, etc.) or Scheduled Absence forms (for pre-planned absences) should report to B115. IMPORTANT CHANGE: THERE ARE NEW ATTENDANCE CALL-IN PHONE LINES! Please note: the numbers for calling in your son or daughter’s absence. In previous years, atten-dance was broken down by the student’s house office. Now, attendance is cen-tralized in one location, in an effort to serve your needs better and maintain more accurate attendance records for our students. Together, with your help, we will continue to improve what we do… Every Period, Every Day! Sincerely yours with Ranger Pride,

Bill Wagner

LHS CONTACT INFORMATION House I 529-4045 Main Office 529-4028 House II 529-4128 Bookroom 529-4368 Do not hesitate to contact the House III 529-4144 Guidance 529-4032 school if you have a questions. Records 529-4031 Attendance 529-4197 Athletics 529-4034 Office 529-4280 Alumni 529-4033 Security 529-4282

Attendance 529-4174 Career Tech. 529-4163 Call-In Lines 529-4175 Health Center 529-4019

DISTRICT AND LHS WEBSITE Please visit our website regularly for updated information regarding all school-related functions. The district website is: http://www.lakewoodcityschools.org

All courses and programs are offered by Lakewood High School without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, creed, gender, marital status, disability, or age in its education programs, activities, employment policies or admission policies and practices as required under Title VI and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. 2

District Message

Some of the concerns from the meeting participants centered on class sizes. I shared with the audience that although some class sizes throughout the district are still larger than we would like, we are grateful to have received money from the federal Education Jobs Fund that allowed us to hire 7.5 teachers in September. These teachers were placed in elementary classrooms that had the largest number of students thus alleviating some of the problem. It is important to remember that this money is one-time money that will cover the teachers’ salaries for this year and next school year only. Despite our district’s challenges that I laid out at the meetings, student achievement continues to improve in our schools. For ex-ample, earlier this fall academic honors were announced for the National Merit Scholarship Competition and the Advanced Place-ment Scholars program. Lakewood High has a long history of turning out stellar scholars who are recognized by these prestigious programs and this year was no exception. Four LHS seniors were named National Merit Semifinalists, three were named National Merit Commended Scholars and 35 were named AP Scholars. The National Merit Semifinalists – Brian Brink, Michael Pizzo, Kevin Ritter and Carter Strong – scored in the top 1% of PSAT scores in the state and are now eligible to compete for more than $16 million in scholarship money. Congratulations to these students who are among many that make our community proud! Dr. P. Joseph Madak Superintendent Board of Education Betsy Shaughnessy, President Matthew John Markling, Vice President Linda Beebe Edward Favre John Kamkutis

MESSAGE FROM THE DISTRICT: Thank you to those of you who attended one of our Community Conversation sessions in October. It is very helpful for us to keep in touch with your thoughts. I will continue to share my thoughts with you here and in my Superintendent’s Message that can be found on our district web site, www.lakewoodcityschools.org. Part of the discussion at these meetings dealt with Ohio’s budget problems in our current economy and the potential impacts on our future state funding for our schools.

The deadline for submissions to the DEC/JAN 2010/11 Ranger Roundup is Friday, November 12 at 5 PM!

Any information you wish to include should be emailed to Bonnie Farren

at beefarren@gmail.com no later than the 12th at 5. Please put ‘Ranger Roundup’ in the subject line.

Email is the preferred way to submit. If that’s not possible, please drop your

submissions in the PTA mailbox no later than Wednesday, November 10th at noon.

If you would like to receive email reminders of the Ranger Roundup deadlines,

please email Bonnie at the above email and ask to be put on the mailing list.

PTA Member Benefits Special savings and

discounts are available to PTA members only from a variety of companies including Barnes and

Noble, Sharp, Southwest Airlines,

T-Mobile, and others. To take advantage as these

discounts, go to www.PTA.org/benefits.

President’s Message, Patty Eberl, LHS PTA president President

Patty Eberl

First Vice President Vicki Dreistadt

Second Vice President Dr. Bill Wagner

Recording Secretary Arlene Marek

Corresponding Secretary Stacey Sponsler

Treasurer Carol Richardson

Council Delegate Tara Kerivan

Council Alternate Peggy Pennington

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Is it really November already? Hard to believe that the first quarter of school is over and this month will be parent/teacher conferences. This is the time when parents can have a one-on-one meeting with their child’s teachers. Please take the time to attend your student’s conferences and get involved with their education. Our next PTA meeting is Tuesday, November 16 at 7:00 PM in LRC South (Room A105, West Wing). The far west door will be open, first room on the right hand side. Please plan on attending this meeting. At this month’s meeting we will be choosing a nominating committee which will be responsible for proposing a slate of PTA officers for the 2011 - 2012 school year. It may seem early in the year to already be talking about next year but since we only meet four times a year, we have to start the process early so we can vote at our last meeting in March.. We will also be choosing a committee to select our Educator of the Year and Helping Hands award recipients. These are important committees and we can use your help. Dr. Wagner will also be giving his report on all the current happenings at LHS. November is the month of giving thanks and I am very thankful for our great group of PTA officers. These individuals are the backbone of LHS PTA and they give their time and energy to make things happen this year. THANK YOU! I hope everyone has a Happy Thanksgiving. Patty Eberl 216-226-4320

SHOPPING AT TARGET BENEFITS OUR SCHOOL! Did you know that shopping at Target using your Target Credit Card helps our school? Yes! Simply designate Lakewood High School as your school on your Target Credit Card and a percentage of each purchase is donated to our school! Visit your local Target Store for more information.

WHEN SHOPPING ONLINE GO TO www.furtal.com before you shop at your favorite store. Lakewood High

School will receive a percentage of your purchase!!

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING “FURTAL” Website Address: www.furtal.com

Under Search Type - Lakewood High School PTA Click the “Shop Online” button

Choose your store from the top of the page or the alphabetical menu Shop Shop Shop!

Thanks for supporting LHS PTA

Staff Appreciation Dinner With their busy conference schedules, many teachers and staff do not have time to eat beforehand so the PTA provides nutritious meals so they are well fed and ready to meet with parents after a long day at school. This is one of the many staff appreciation events we host each year at LHS. We need volunteers to help with food preparation, set-up, serving, and clean-up. This is a great way to meet the teachers in a casual relaxed atmosphere. If you are available to help in any way, please contact Bernadette Smith 216-226-1320 or email@besmith312@yahoo.com

Accepting Nominations for Educator of the Year and Helping Hands Does your child have a favorite teacher who inspires them? Are you impressed with what one of our teachers is doing in the classroom? Is there a LHS staff member who goes above and beyond their duty? Then the PTA invites you to nominate them for the LHS PTA Educator of the Year or Helping Hands Awards. Each year, Educator of the Year Awards are given to outstanding teachers and Helping Hands Awards are given to excep-tional non-teaching personnel who impact our students’ lives in a positive way. If you would like to nominate someone for these awards, please email Patty Eberl @ pge400@aol.com with the nominee’s name and why they are deserving of this award. We appreciate as much feedback as possible from students, parents and LHS staff. This is always a tough choice to make each year but it’s much easier with your help. Thank you.

FAQS HELP DISPEL DRESS CODE CONFUSION Over the past several weeks, there has been considerable confusion and misinformation regarding the LHS dress code and its enforcement this year. A list of “Frequently Asked Questions” (FAQs) has been developed that addresses many of these issues and others that have come up often since the school year began. The list will continue to grow as new topics arise so please check back frequently. See a screen shot of the page below. Go to the LHS page and click on the FAQs tab on the left side of the page.

Lakewood Music Booster Notes: School concert season is upon us! The LHS marching band concert will be on Nov. 4th at 7:30 pm, the orchestra’s Music Marathon takes place from 6am to 7 pm on Nov. 13th, the orchestra concert for Lakewood’s two middle schools is on Dec. 1st at 7:30 pm, and the 9th grade choir and band will perform on Dec. 2nd at 7:30 pm in the Civic. Donato’s Pizza in Lakewood is offering us a wonderful fundraising opportu-nity. On Wed., Nov. 10th from 5 – 9 pm, and with your handy dandy flyer [available from your child’s music teacher] 15% of sales will be donated to the Lakewood Music Boosters! This offer is good for eat in or carry out, so enjoy your pizza while contributing to Music Boosters. Please plan to join us in the LHS band room for the next meeting on Monday, Nov. 1st at 7:30 pm.

Officers for the 2010-2011 school year are: President: Judy Fesko 1st VPs: Kirsten Reading and Wendy Robar 2nd VP: Sue Gallovic 3rd VP: Dr. Lisa Hanson Treasurer: Moira Dugan Recording Secretary: Diane Brinich Corresponding Secretary: Stacey Sponsler

REMINDER to PARENTS When parents email teachers, it is helpful if you put your student’s name in the subject line. Many emails are stopped by our junk mail/spam filtering system and your patience and understanding is greatly appreciated should you not receive a

reply. Follow-up calls are helpful. In addition, we encourage parents to please understand that teachers are not permitted by law to share confidential information regarding students over email—phone calls are better for in-depth

conversations regarding student performance.

Holiday Choral Concerts

The 9th Grade Choir and the Concert Band (mostly 9th graders) will have a concert on Thursday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 pm in the Civic Auditorium. This will be the high school debut of both ensembles and promises to be a lovely concert. Soloists will be featured, and several choral songs include a flute obbligato.

The annual Lakewood High School Choral Holiday concert will be on

Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 7:30 pm in the Civic Auditorium. Featured will be the Symphonic Mixed Choir, Symphonic Treble Choir, Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Vive L’Four. The music to be performed includes both tra-ditional and new music, everything from the Renaissance to “Up on the House-top.” The concert will begin with the traditional candlelight processional in the house of the auditorium. Also, in keeping with tradition, alumni of the choir will be invited to participate with the singing of “Carol of the Bells,” “O Come, All Ye Faithful,” the Lutkin Benediction and the Lakewood High School “Alma Mater.” We invite everyone to come and enjoy an evening of beautiful choral music with our talented Lakewood High vocal ensembles. Tickets are $3.00 for adults, $2.00 for students, and $1.00 for senior citizens.

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Daily BELL Schedule Period

Channel One 7:45 am - 8:00 am 1 8:00 am - 8:40 am 2 8:46 am - 9:26 am 3 9:32 am - 10:12 am 4 10:18 am - 10:58 am 5 11:04 am - 11:44 am 6 11:50 am - 12:30 pm 7 12:36 pm - 1:16 pm

LHS Update 1:16 pm - 1:28 pm 8 1:34 pm - 2:14 pm 9 2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

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Thanks to all of our fantastic volunteers who have made this fall sports season such a huge success! We had fair weather through most of the season and we had a wonderful turn-out. Thank You to all of the Stand Managers who stepped up and worked at the games getting everything ready and making sure we had plenty of help. Welcome to all the new volunteers to the Concession Stands. We hope your experience was positive.. Remember.... all your volunteer hours earn your Booster Bucks- 30 hours of volunteer-ing equals the $75 Pay-to-Participate fee. But you need to be a member of the Athletic Booster Club for your volunteers hours to be redeemed. We appreciate all that our volunteers have done this season. Please come back. We will be starting the basket-ball concessions soon! Look for the E-mails!. If you are not receiving E-mails yet, please contact Ann Schwarz at lhsathleticboosters@gmail.com. Thanks! Eileen Shestina

President: Eileen Shestina Executive VP: Stephanie Toole 2nd VP: Sue Hogya Treasurer: Anne Giffels Recording Secretary: Sandy Donahoe Corresponding Secretary: Ann Schwarz Membership/Vouchers: Teresa Andreani

Mark you calendar so that you can attend the Booster Meetings!

Thurs. Nov. 11, Thurs. Jan. 13, Thurs. Feb. 10, Thurs. Mar.10, Thurs. April 14, Thurs. May 12

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The LHS PTA has provided our LHS families with the monthly Ranger Roundup newsletter to ensure everyone is updated on LHS news throughout the school year.

To Access the Ranger Roundup from the Lakewood City Schools Website:

From internet access go to: www.lakewoodcityschools.org Locate the list of schools and single click on: ‘Lakewood High’ Under Quick Links, single click on: ‘Newsletters’

Please Keep Reading the Ranger Roundup! It is easy to access the Ranger Roundup from any internet connection!

IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE INTERNET:

You may request to receive a paper copy of the Ranger Roundup if you cannot access the elec-tronic copy. Please send this request to the Main Office (or call the Main Office at 216-529-

4021) and you will be placed on the list to receive the monthly mailing.

STUDENT NAME(S) _________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS ___________________________________________________________________________ PARENT NAME(S) _________________________________________ PHONE ___________________

Not only will this be kind to our environ-ment, it will save our school district much needed funds and also allow your family to obtain important information from the Ranger Roundup more quickly, easily, and timely right from home!

LHS CONTACT INFORMATION House I 529-4045 Main Office 529-4028 House II 529-4128 Bookroom 529-4368 Do not hesitate to contact the House III 529-4144 Guidance 529-4032 school if you have a questions. Records 529-4031 Attendance 529-4197 Athletics 529-4034 Office 529-4280 Alumni 529-4033 Security 529-4282 Attendance 529-4174 Career Tech. 529-4163 Call-In 529-4175 Health Center 529-4019

DISTRICT AND LHS WEBSITE Please visit our website regularly for updated information regarding all school-related functions. The district website is: http://www.lakewoodcityschools.org The link to the LHS website can be found on the district home page.

The LHS orchestra program is off to a wonderful start for the 2010-2011 year. The LHS Orchestra kicks its season off with the POPS Concert, which features LHS orchestras with 8th grade students on October 13th at 7:30pm, at the Civic Auditorium. The POPS Concert also marks the beginning of the program’s annual sponsorship drive. Always aiming high, our goal this year is $15,000.00! Any donation will help us reach that goal. To participate, see any orchestra student for a sponsorship form. Help the LHS Orchestra program with our only fund-raiser of the year! Once again, LHS orchestra students are standing out at the Ohio Music Educators Association (OMEA) Northeast Regional Orchestra. 14 students from Lakewood were accepted into the orchestra, with 6 being chosen to participate in the OMEA All-State orchestra, held in Cincinnati. From each of the five regions, only 16 students are sent to All-State, and Lakewood High Students cap-tured six of these coveted spots. This is the most out of any school in Northeast Ohio! Those going to All-State include Andy Peng (Principal Violin and Concertmaster), Carter Strong (Principal Viola), Al Rodri-guez (Principal Bass), Hannah Gallovic (2nd Chair Cello), Chelsea Polk (3rd Chair Cello), and Katie Read-ing (Harp). Students Abby Wimbiscus (Violin), Devon Caskey (Viola), Danny Toner (Cello), and Moira Horn (Cello) were also selected as All-State alternates. Students rounding out the successful group in-clude Kendall King and Kent Dockus (Violin), Bea Aldrich (Viola), and Matt Sims (Cello). The Northeast Regional Orchestra concert will be held November 7th at 3:30 pm, at Cleveland State University’s Waetjen Auditorium. Come see these students proudly represent LHS at this prestigious regional event! Submitted by Beth Hankins LHS Orchestra Director

PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES Thursday, November 18, 2010

& Monday, November 22, 2010

WATTERS SCIENCE SEMINAR

Membership Application – open to all current Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors who are NEW to the District may also apply. Watters Science Seminar is a long-standing club that provides opportunities for top math and science students to interact with area medical professionals, researchers and other scientists on a monthly basis. We meet one Monday a month from 7-8 p.m. in the Civic Catering Room. The specific dates for Seminar are listed in your student handbook/calendar. Watters Science Seminar was founded in 1959 at Lakewood High School by Mr. Andy Watters, a popular chemistry teacher. It continues today with the support of faculty and administrative advisors, the LHS Alumni Association and the friends and family of Andy Watters.

Watters Science Seminar 2010-11 Schedule

Mondays from 7-8 p.m. Civic Catering Room

Date Speaker Topic

October 4

James Nemet Animal Behavior Specialist Cleveland Metropark Zoo 216-661-6500 x 4418 

Animal Behavior and the African Elephant Crossing

Exhibit at the Zoo

November 1

Julie Wolin, Assoc. Professor Dept. Bio. Geo. Environ. Sci. Cleveland State University 

Freshwater and Wetland Ecosystems

December 6

Barbara Cromer, M.D. Professor of Pediatrics Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Director, Division of Adolescent Department of Pediatrics MetroHealth Medical Center 

Optimizing Bone Health in Ado-lescents

January 10 NASA rep (tentative) February 7 TBA

March 7 (Scholarship Applica-

tions distributed) TBA

April 11 (Scholarship Applica-

tions submitted)

Ed Poole P.O. Box 1110 (71309); 2189 Memorial Drive (71301); Alexandria, LA USA Phone: (318) 483-3870 Cell Phone: (318) 730-8247 Fax: (318) 483-3889 

royomartin.com | ed.poole@royomartin.com

May 2 TBA

LHS COUNSELORS Mrs. Young Facilitator / Counselor (216).529-4040 Emmy.young@lakewood.k12.oh.us Mrs. Diamond Secretary (216) 529-4032 Debra.diamond@lakewood.k12.oh.us Mr. Daley, Jr. Counselor (216) 529-4124 Jim.daley@lakewood.k12.oh.us Mr. Francu Counselor (216) 529-4170 Mike.francu@lakewood.k12.oh.us Mrs. Hoopes Counselor (216) 529-4141 Jeanne.hoopes@lakewood.k12.oh.us Ms. Schuckert Counselor (216)-529-4272 Melynda.schuckert@lakewood.k12.oh.us SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Mr. Pajka (216) 529-4201 Ralph.pajka@lakewood.k12.oh.us

YEARBOOK NEWS… Don’t forget to order your copy of the 2011 LHS Cinema at the dis-count price of $55.00. The price will jump up to $60 after December 31st. For the first time ever, the LHS Cinema will be printed in full-color. What a great idea for a Christmas gift for your son or daughter! Books can be ordered in the LHS Bookroom or by logging on to http://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A06469400 . Also students and their families now have the opportunity to upload pictures directly to the yearbook website. Simply log on to : images.jostens.com user ID: 400051330 password: lakewood

Dennis Ebner Lakewood High School English Teacher / Yearbook Adviser

Student Activities 11/1 Senior Panoramic picture taken in E. Gym at 1:00 11/4 Marching Band Concert, 7:30 p.m. in Civic. $3 adults, $2 senior citizens and $1 students. The Marching Band will play music from their season. 11/10 Student Council will meet 8* in lecture hall 2. They will discuss the Food Drive and Toys for Tots. Also will have yearbook picture taken. 11/15-23 Seniors can sign up to be elves for Toys for Tots and collect money for Lakewood Dept. of Early Childhood for gifts for local children. Toys for Tots week is 12/6-10.

It's time!!

Start your PTA Reflections projects now so you can get cool prizes (think Chipotle, iTunes, Subway and more) and win the judges

over with your stellar art, writing, musical, video and photography submissions. Let's show the state and the nation what a creative

force Lakewood High School students can be.

This year's theme: TOGETHER WE CAN ....

This year's deadline: Wednesday, Dec. 1

Questions: Call 216-410-8049

Health Careers Technology – Student News

Students Earn Credentials! *Congratulations to the hard working students in the Class of 2011! The group of 21 students ALL earned the “CNA” credential – Certified Nursing Assistant – after satisfactorily completing the formal training in the classroom and in the clinical area at St. Augustine Manor. *In mid-June, (yes – after the school year ended) 17 of those 21 students took the state licensing exam and ALL 17 earned a second credential “STNA” – State Tested Nurse Aide. That’s a 100% pass rate for state licensing! FANTASTIC! *These students are now eligible to apply for entry level health care positions because they meet the criteria that employers and college educators most desire. The starting wage for these positions is typically in the $10 - $13 per hour range. *Best wishes to this determined group and keep up the great work as you get a head start on your future -Mrs. J. Smith, teacher Mohammad Ali, STNA; Kendall Atzberger, STNA; Emily Buelow, STNA; Susan Dang, STNA; Amanda Dreistadt, STNA; Naiem Elkhatib, STNA; Legee Gee-Bronsart, CNA; Ashley Gross, STNA; Jocelyn Kelly, STNA; Halle Kessler, CNA; Amanda Miliceveic, STNA; Paige Morana, STNA; Brianna Morlan, CNA; Tamara Nazimova, STNA; Marianna Polichuk, STNA; Stephani Predl, STNA; NicK Ramsey, CNA; Emmalee Rinehart, STNA; Ameer Salti, STNA; Raniea Sulieman, STNA; and Briana Weir, STNA. (Check out the West Shore Career Tech office for more information. See if we can help jumpstart your future! )

Students Donate Time to Raise Club Funds *On Sunday, September 19TH students “worked” at Cedar Point Resorts performing house-keeping duties to earn funds to support our class activities this year. In all, 20 students and 3 parents worked a 7.5 hour day in the resort hotels at Cedar Point. The wages earned are donated to the program through the Cedar Point Booster Bucks fundraising program. *These students and supportive parent chaperones signed up to donate their time to raise funds rather than sell items to profit the program. *Funds will be used to pay for program related field trips, supplies for service projects and the end of year banquet. THANK YOU STUDENTS & PARENTS FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION AND SUPPORT

PARENTS: PLEASE NOTIFY SCHOOL OF FAMILY CHANGES It is really important that the school be notified of catastrophic experiences in your student’s lives affecting their

performance at school (i.e. serious illness of a family member, or expected/unexpected death of a parent or sibling, etc.) so teachers are aware and can be more sensitive to that student during this difficult time.

GUIDANCE Reminder to all Seniors: * Monday November 8, 2010 is the deadline for transcripts/applications to

be submitted to Guidance to be processed by the December 1st college deadline.

* Friday, December 3, 2010 is the deadline for transcripts/applications to be processed by the January 1st college deadlines.

* Register and take the ACT and SAT. Check to see if your college choices re-quire SAT II tests.

* Don’t wait until the last minute to turn in college applications. The guidance department needs 2 weeks to process your transcript requests.

* Have a calendar to keep track of deadlines. Many university scholarships have a December 1st deadline.

HELP IS NEEDED -- -- HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

PTA is asking for help in hosting the annual parent-teacher conference dinner Thursday, Nov. 18 and Monday, November 22.

Teachers & staff experience a very long day on conference nights. PTA provides an after-school din-ner to help make these nights easier.

HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE NOVEMBER 18, NOVEMBER 22: Set up: 2:30 p.m. Serving: 3:30 p.m. Clean up: 5:00 p.m. Donating: desserts, fruit, cheese, veggies, etc.

Any amount of time or donation will be greatly appreciated by teachers, staff and fellow LHS parent helpers! Please help make a difference. Call Bernadette Smith 226-1320 or email besmith312@yahoo.com

VOICE MAIL SYSTEM LHS teachers can be reached by voice mail.

To access the system dial 216-227-5701. After the prompt, enter the teacher’s four digit voice mail box number, followed by the pound sign. You can also spell out name on phone pad if you don’t know the teacher’s four digit

mail box number is located next to their name on your student’s schedule.

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Ranger Roundup Lakewood High School

November 2010 Patty Eberl, PTA President Dr. William Wagner, Principal

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DATED INFORMATION

November 11/1 Senior Panoramic Picture 1:00 pm E Gym

11/1 Music Boosters Meeting 7:30 pm Band Room

11/4 Marching Band Concert 7:30 pm Civic

11/6 SAT

11/10 Student Council Meeting Lec. 2

11/11 Athletic Boosters Meeting

11/13 Orchestra Music Marathon 6:00 am Civic

11/15-23 Sign-ups for Toys for Tots

11/16 PTA Meeting 7:00 pm LRC South

11/18 Parent/Teacher Conferences

11/22 Parent/Teacher Conferences

11/24-26 Thanksgiving Vacation NO SCHOOL

12/1 Reflections Deadline

12/2 9th Grade Choir/Concert Band Concert 7:30 pm Civic

Board of Education Betsy Bergen Shaughnessy, President Matthew John Markling, Vice President Linda G. Beebe Edward Favre John Kamkutis