DAILY BULLETIN

Friday, May 19, 2017

Day #174 -  A Day

Period 1                                     8:00 –   8:35 am

Period 2                                     8:38 –   9:13 am

Mid-Morning Break                  9:13 –   9:24 am

Period 3                                     9:27 – 10:02 am

Period 4                                   10:05 – 10:40 am

Period 5                                   10:43 – 11:18 am

Period 6                                   11:21 – 11:56 am

LUNCH                                   11:59 – 12:23 pm

BINGO (in Advisories by         12:26 –   1:00 pm

                             grade level)

2.  Sr. High Band and Choir Members will PERFORM AT GRADUATION ON FRIDAY, MAY 19 at 7pm.  Call time is 6:40pm.  Attire: All black

3.  Any student in grades 10-12 who has their gym lock and does not need it for a spring sport should turn it in to Mr. Haala TODAY.

5.  All Sleepy Eye Pride Counts Tickets should be turned in for our end of the school year pride counts drawing.  The drawing will be the last day of school.

6.  SENIORS WHO HAVE PARKING TAGS:  You can start turning in your Red & Black parking tags to Anita in the High School Office and get your $5.00 back.  Get these turned in by May 19!!

7.  The Minnesota Twins will be conducting a Youth Baseball/Softball Clinic in Sleepy Eye on Saturday, May 27 at Prairieview Ball fields. Youth ages 6-13 are invited to participate. Bring your own glove and a parent to sign the waiver prior to participation. Ages 6-9 should report 3-4:30 p.m. and ages 10-13 report 4:30-6 p.m. The clinic is free.

8.  Valleyfair outing is on Tuesday, June 20. Sign up in Room 109. School bus ride and entry is $35.

9.  Senior Scholarship Opportunity: https://www.redefiningready.org/national-scholarship/ 

10.  Win a trip to London & $500 Scholarship- To celebrate the release of Toward a Secret Sky the author is hosting an essay contest for students 13-18. For more information visit http://www.towardasecretsky.com/essaycontest.html Deadline is May 31, 2017

11.  If you like to act, do speech, or just want to help join SPOTS (Students Performing On Tough Situations).  We are looking for students going into grades 7-12 who want to help others especially those youngers than themselves.  You will be teaching other students how to make good choices and grow up while at the same time you will learn how to act and speak in front of groups.  SPOTS does give you 4-5 service hours each month and in exchange you will help your community and grow in important personal skills.  Applications for SPOTS are available in the office.  For more information contact Sheldon at hchynua@newulmtel.net or 507-276-8628. 

12.  Attention Twins Fans!!  Health Community Healthy Youth of Brown County has received 50 tickets, from Twins Care for Kids, for the Twins game on Tuesday, July 4^th vs. the Los Angeles Angels.  Cost for the trip is $10 per person.  Tickets and seats on the bus will be reserved on a first come first serve basis.  If you are interested, there are flyers with all the details in the High School Office.