High School Daily Bulletin
DAILY BULLETIN
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Day 131 - B Day
1. DRIVER’S ED CLASSROOM DATES:
Class #4 – Thursday, March 21 - 6:30 pm – Room #134
Class #5 – Friday, March 22 – 6:30 pm – Room #134
Class #6 – Monday, March 25 – 6:30 pm – Room #134
Class #7 – Tuesday, March 26 – 6:30 pm – Room #134
Class #8 – Monday, April 1 – 6:30 pm – Room #134
Class #9 – Tuesday, April 2 – 6:30 pm – Room #134
Class #10 – Saturday, April 6 – 9:00 am – Room #134
2. DETENTION will be on Tuesday, March 19, with Mr. Vangsness in Room #202.
3. TRACK PARTICIPANTS should turn their fees into Mr. Haala by Wednesday March 20th.
4. Anyone in grades 8-11 interested in Varsity Football Cheerleading please sign up in the high school office by Friday, March 22nd. Please contact Sheila Nessett (507.327.8616) if questions.
5. NEW FFA CDE PRACTICE DAYS & TIMES:
**Starting Monday, March 25th!
**Make sure to show up on time! 7:15 a.m.!
Mrs. Hoffmann’s Teams: Meet in Ag. Room
FLORICULTURE: Mondays
POULTRY: Tuesdays
MILK QUALITY: Wednesdays
VET SCIENCE: Thursdays
MARKET PLAN: Mrs. Hoffmann will let you know what works
Ms. O’s Teams: Meet in Locations Listed
BIG TEAM: Mondays (Ag. Shop)
MEATS: Wednesdays (Graphics Lab)
LIVESTOCK: Thursdays (Graphics Lab)
Larry’s Teams: Meet in Ag. Shop
SOILS: Thursdays
Mr. Manderfeld’s Teams – Meet in IA Shop
DAIRY: Mondays
FORESTRY: Tuesdays & Thursdays
FISH & WILDLIFE: Fridays (with Larry &/or Manderfeld)
6. Do you have a talent that you would like to showcase? Do you like to sing or dance or juggle? The 2019 SEPS Variety Show is the place to be and will be held on Saturday, April 13th at 2:00 p.m. This event is free to register for, you can pick up registration forms in either office or in Mrs. Kokesch's room. Those who register are entered into a drawing for a $25 gift card! This event is open to all K-12 SEPS students and staff. Please come see Mrs. Kokesch if you have any questions or would like to help out for the event.
7. On March 21st it is International Down Syndrome Awareness Day. To show awareness for Down Syndrome and the challenges these students face I am proposing we all wear crazy mismatched socks. It would be good to talk to your students about Down Syndrome and what it means to struggle to do basic things in life. They do have a website for the event that may provide some information if you need help talking about it. I have included a little picture that you could post on Class Dojo so parents know to have their students wear mismatched socks. I hope that this can be an informational and enlightening day for students. Thank you all for your support with this and if I can be of any help to you please let me know as I am more than willing to help out in any way I can.
8. HS FFA:
Make sure to turn in your Award and Officer FFA Applications by MARCH 28th to Mrs. Hoffmann!
- If you need an Officer Application, see Mrs. Hoffmann.
9. Red Cross Red Cords - Seniors who have donated blood at least 3 times during high school (Grades 10-12) & want red cords for graduation need to show Mrs. Eckstein dates of donation by April 17th.
10. If any Prom goers are interested in a coupon for discounted flowers from A to Zinnia, stop in Mrs. Berkner’s room.
11. If you are a senior or junior who is bringing a guest to prom who is not a Sleepy Eye Public School student, you now need to complete a permission slip form. Forms are available in the High School Office. Forms need to be turned in by April 26th.
12. Junior Scholarship Opportunity - The Minnesota Association of Townships offers 6-$1,000 to juniors in Minnesota. Students must submit an essay on an assigned topic, along with an application that can be found outside of the counselor's office. Applications must be submitted by May 1, 2019.
13. Job Opportunity - The Census Bureau is looking for students 18 year or older to hire as census takers. For more information, visit https://2020census.gov/jobs
