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Seniors applying to colleges, please note that the last day to submit Academic Records Request forms for applications due January 15th is this Friday, December 20th. Because of the upcoming winter break, the School Counseling office needs this time to process your request in order to meet this deadline.

Attention Seniors: The next opportunity for students to give Capstone presentations is January 23rd and 24th. In advance of this date, students must sign up to reserve a slot to make their presentations. Students will sign up on the Google form that is available under “The Capstone Experience” on the SWHS website. Sign-ups will run through January 10th. In order to present, you must submit your written work to your advisor by January 10th and you must earn a “successful” or higher on all written work. Capstone requirements are detailed on the SWHS website. If you have any questions about the requirements, please contact your advisor. Students who have not signed up by January 10th will have changes made to their second semester schedules. Such changes include, but are not limited to:
-       Being assigned a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having early release privilege revoked in order to have a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having electives for semester 2 removed to schedule a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.

What if you could help others by eating pizza? Well now you can. Come support FCCLA by going to a local pizza restaurant in Evergreen Walk on Tuesday, January 7th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All proceeds will support local charities and community service projects.

Conard High School in West Hartford will host a gap year fair featuring both gap year programs and summer opportunities. The event takes place on Thursday, January 9th from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. To pre-register, go to USAGapYearFairs.org/fairs. A flyer about the event is hanging in the Career Center.
Posted by Guest  On Dec 20, 2019 at 9:20 AM
  

This week is Holiday Spirit Week!
Today is Holiday Hats & Sweaters
Friday: Holiday PJ Day
The school is having a CCMC pajama day Friday, we are collecting $1 from everyone that participates in this event! All the proceeds go directly to CCMC.

The Freshman Class of 2023 will be hosting a fundraiser at a local sandwich shop on Sullivan Avenue this Thursday, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. We will receive 100% of the proceeds. Please stop by and support your Freshman Class.

Seniors applying to colleges, please note that the last day to submit Academic Records Request forms for applications due January 15th is this Friday, December 20th. Because of the upcoming winter break, the School Counseling office needs this time to process your request in order to meet this deadline.

Do you like to give back to our community? Are you interested in helping middle school students with their homework? Are you looking for something to do this winter and want to try a new club? If you answered yes to these questions, then pick up an application for the JUMP START tutoring program. Session 2 starts right after the break, so pick up your forms in the Counseling Office TODAY.

Attention Seniors: The next opportunity for students to give Capstone presentations is January 23rd and 24th. In advance of this date, students must sign up to reserve a slot to make their presentations. Students will sign up on the Google form that is available under “The Capstone Experience” on the SWHS website. Sign-ups will run through January 10th. In order to present, you must submit your written work to your advisor by January 10th and you must earn a “successful” or higher on all written work. Capstone requirements are detailed on the SWHS website. If you have any questions about the requirements, please contact your advisor.
Students who have not signed up by January 10th will have changes made to their second semester schedules. Such changes include, but are not limited to:
-       Being assigned a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having early release privilege revoked in order to have a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having electives for semester 2 removed to schedule a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.

Scholarship season is underway! There are a number of opportunities, but students are encouraged to check out the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Scholarship program. The application portal for their largest group of scholarships is now open until Wednesday, January 15th. Fill out one application to be considered for over 70 scholarships. You can find the link in Naviance. Other nationwide scholarships to consider are the GE Reagan Foundation and the Ron Brown Scholarships Program. All of these programs can be found in Naviance. See Mrs. Carty if you need help finding the links.

What if you could help others by eating pizza? Well now you can. Come support FCCLA by going to a local pizza restaurant in Evergreen Walk on Tuesday, January 7th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All proceeds will support local charities and community service projects.

Athletic News:
There will be an Informational Meeting this Friday, December 20th for all parents of boys’ basketball players at 5:30 p.m. in the SWHS Cafeteria. 
Posted by Guest  On Dec 19, 2019 at 8:51 AM
  

The Library will be closed after school TODAY, Wednesday, December 18th. Please plan accordingly. 

This week is Holiday Spirit Week!
Today is Ugly Sweater Day
Thursday: Holiday Hats & Sweaters
Friday: Holiday PJ Day
The school is having a CCMC pajama day Friday, we are collecting $1 from everyone that participates in this event! All the proceeds go directly to CCMC.

Seniors applying to colleges, please note that the last day to submit Academic Records Request forms for applications due January 15th is this Friday, December 20th. Because of the upcoming winter break, the School Counseling office needs this time to process your request in order to meet this deadline.

There is a fiber drive being held through December! Please bring in any old socks, shirts, or clothing with holes in them that can no longer be worn, and drop them off in the box outside the cafeteria or office. This is a great way to recycle fibers and help the environment.

Do you like to give back to our community? Are you interested in helping middle school students with their homework? Are you looking for something to do this winter and want to try a new club? If you answered yes to these questions, then pick up an application for the JUMP START tutoring program. Session 2 starts right after the break, so pick up your forms in the Counseling Office TODAY.

Attention Seniors: The next opportunity for students to give Capstone presentations is Thursday, January 23rd and Friday, January 24th. In advance of this date, students must sign up to reserve a slot to make their presentations. Students will sign up on the Google form that is available under “The Capstone Experience” on the SWHS website. Sign-ups will run through January 10th. In order to present, you must submit your written work to your advisor by January 10th and you must earn a “successful” or higher on all written work. Capstone requirements are detailed on the SWHS website. If you have any questions about the requirements, please contact your advisor. Students who have not signed up by January 10th will have changes made to their second semester schedules. Such changes include, but are not limited to:
-       Being assigned a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having early release privilege revoked in order to have a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having electives for Semester 2 removed to schedule a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.

Scholarship season is underway! There are a number of opportunities, but students are encouraged to check out the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Scholarship program. The application portal for their largest group of scholarships is now open until Wednesday, January 15th. Fill out one application to be considered for over 70 scholarships. You can find the link in Naviance. Other nationwide scholarships to consider are the GE Reagan Foundation and the Ron Brown Scholarships Program. All of these programs can be found in Naviance. See Mrs. Carty if you need help finding the links.

Juniors who are thinking ahead to college - the Coolidge Scholarship is now open for application. This full-ride scholarship is a highly competitive program for students who have achieved academic excellence, have an interest in public policy, and have an appreciation for the values championed by President Calvin Coolidge. Information and a link to the website can be found in the Scholarship List in Naviance, or students may to go www.coolidgescholars.org. The application deadline is Thursday, January 16th.  

What if you could help others by eating pizza? Well now you can. Come support FCCLA by going to a local pizza restaurant in Evergreen Walk on Tuesday, January 7th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All proceeds will support local charities and community service projects.
Posted by Guest  On Dec 18, 2019 at 10:37 AM
  

This week is Holiday Spirit Week! Dress up in your most colorful holiday attire!
Tuesday: Character Day - your favorite holiday character
Wednesday: Ugly Sweater Day
Thursday: Holiday Hats & Sweaters
Friday: Holiday PJ Day

Today, Monday, December 16th the Science Fiction/Fantasy club will watch and discuss Jurassic Park. Join us from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in room 127.

If you are considering Emmanuel College, come to the Career Center and meet with a current student who can answer your questions and tell you about attending the college. Mary Kate Harper is a South Windsor High School graduate who is now a senior at Emmanuel, and she will be here on Tuesday, December 17th at 10:00 a.m. hoping to share her experiences with anyone interested.

Hey Bobcat Foodies, come join us on Wednesday, December 18th at 2:05 p.m. in room 105 as we share some holiday favorites to warm our spirits like hot chocolate, cranberry punch, white chocolate peppermint cookies, cookies and cream blossoms, holiday white chocolate trash snack mix, raspberry and chocolate thumbprint cookies, broccoli cheddar cheese soup and hot chicken pesto and honey ham and cheese paninis. Please bring $5 to Sra. Ruiz in room 233 by TODAY, Monday, December 16th. Hurry, spaces are limited and fill up quickly.

There is a fiber drive being held through December! Please bring in any old socks, shirts, or clothing with holes in them that can no longer be worn, and drop them off in the box outside the cafeteria or office. This is a great way to recycle fibers and help the environment.

The Library will be closed after school on Wednesday, December 18th. Please plan accordingly. 

Attention Seniors: The next opportunity for students to give Capstone presentations is January 23rd and 24th. In advance of this date, students must sign up to reserve a slot to make their presentations. Students will sign up on the Google form that is available under “The Capstone Experience” on the SWHS website. Sign-ups will run through January 10th. In order to present, you must submit your written work to your advisor by January 10th and you must earn a “successful” or higher on all written work. Capstone requirements are detailed on the SWHS website. If you have any questions about the requirements, please contact your advisor. Students who have not signed up by January 10th will have changes made to their second semester schedules. Such changes include, but are not limited to:
-       Being assigned a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having early release privilege revoked in order to have a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
-       Having electives for semester 2 removed to schedule a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.

Having trouble in one of your classes? National Honor Society students are here to help! They offer FREE tutoring in any subject with flexible hours. To request a tutor, go to the NHS website on the Clubs and Activities page and fill out the Google Form. 

Scholarship season is underway! There are a number of opportunities, but students are encouraged to check out the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Scholarship program. The application portal for their largest group of scholarships is now open until Wednesday, January 15th. Fill out one application to be considered for over 70 scholarships. You can find the link in Naviance. Other nationwide scholarships to consider are the GE Reagan Foundation and the Ron Brown Scholarships Program. All of these programs can be found in Naviance. See Mrs. Carty if you need help finding the links.

If you are interested in the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets, which offers a military lifestyle while attending the university and earning your bachelor’s degree, see Mrs. Carty in the Career Center for information regarding the Spend the Night program. This event offers an information session about the Corps and ROTC as well as an opportunity to stay with a cadet host. Spring dates are available starting in February.

Athletic News:

There will be a meeting for all returning and new players interested in playing baseball this season on Wednesday, December 18th after school in room 161. If there are any questions, please see or email Mr. D'Amato.
Posted by Guest  On Dec 16, 2019 at 8:51 AM
  

Join us in congratulating the November Students of the Month:
Grade 9: Hannah Jacob and Matthew Venzie
Grade 10: Cassandra Bromley and Karen Luci
Grade 11: Riley Lariviere and Venna Guzman
Grade 12: Mari Enidia Xhokaxhiu and Sydney Fournier      

The Sophomore Class of 2022 is selling maroon and gold bracelets for $6.00 TODAY during all lunch waves.

Seniors: There will be a college scholarship assembly on Monday, December 16th at 7:45 a.m. in the Auditorium during Late Arrival. School Counselors will explain the scholarship process, and how to access the applications. Please consider attending.

The next Italian Club meeting will be Monday, December 16th right after school in room 105. We'll be making various pasta dishes, appetizers, salad, garlic bread, and dessert. Space is limited so bring $5 to Mrs. Zaccardelli in room 226 to save a spot.  

If you are considering Emmanuel College, come to the Career Center and meet with a current student who can answer your questions and tell you about attending the college. Mary Kate Harper is a South Windsor High School graduate who is now a senior at Emmanuel, and she will be here on Tuesday, December 17th at 10:00 a.m. hoping to share her experiences with anyone interested.

Hey Bobcat Foodies, come join us on Wednesday, December 18th at 2:05 p.m. in room 105 as we share some holiday favorites to warm our spirits like hot chocolate, cranberry punch, white chocolate peppermint cookies, cookies and cream blossoms, holiday white chocolate trash snack mix, raspberry and chocolate thumbprint cookies, broccoli cheddar cheese soup and hot chicken pesto and honey ham and cheese paninis. Please bring $5 to Sra. Ruiz in room 233 by Monday, December 16th. Hurry, spaces are limited and fill up quickly.

There is a fiber drive being held through December! Please bring in any old socks, shirts, or clothing with holes in them that can no longer be worn, and drop them off in the box outside the cafeteria or office. This is a great way to recycle fibers and help the environment.

Having trouble in one of your classes? National Honor Society students are here to help! They offer free tutoring in any subject with flexible hours. To request a tutor, go to the NHS website on the Clubs and Activities page and fill out the Google Form. 

Attention Seniors who speak another language at home- If you would like to test for the Seal of Biliteracy, please see Mrs. Stoj in office 227A for more information by Thursday, January 2nd. 

Scholarship season is underway! There are a number of opportunities, but students are encouraged to check out the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Scholarship program. The application portal for their largest group of scholarships is now open until Wednesday, January 15th. Fill out one application to be considered for over 70 scholarships. You can find the link in Naviance. Other nationwide scholarships to consider are the GE Reagan Foundation and the Ron Brown Scholarships Program. All of these programs can be found in Naviance. See Mrs. Carty if you need help finding the links.

What if you could help others by eating pizza? Well now you can. Come support FCCLA by going to a local pizza restaurant in Evergreen Walk on Tuesday, January 7th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All proceeds will support local charities and community service projects.

Conard High School in West Hartford will host a gap year fair featuring both gap year programs and summer opportunities. The event takes place on Thursday, January 9th from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. To pre-register, go to USAGapYearFairs.org/fairs. A flyer about the event is hanging in the Career Center.

Juniors who are thinking ahead to college - the Coolidge Scholarship is now open for application. This full-ride scholarship is a highly competitive program for students who have achieved academic excellence, have an interest in public policy, and have an appreciation for the values championed by President Calvin Coolidge. Information and a link to the website can be found in the Scholarship List in Naviance, or students may to go www.coolidgescholars.org. The application deadline is January 16th.  

Athletic News:

There will be a meeting for all returning and new players interested in playing baseball this season on Wednesday, December 18th after school in room 161. If there are any questions, please see or email Mr. D'Amato.
Posted by Guest  On Dec 13, 2019 at 8:53 AM
  

Come join us to see the SWHS Winter Instrumental Concerts. The Winter Band Concert will be held TODAY, Thursday, December 12th at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 and are sold online or at the door. Open to the public.

Congratulations to our November Students of the Month:
Grade 9: Hannah Jacob, Matthew Venzie
Grade 10: Cassandra Bromley, Karen Luci
Grade 11: Riley Lariviere, Venna Guzman
Grade 12: Mari Enidia Xhokaxhiu, Sydney Fournier    

The Strategy Club will meet TODAY, Thursday, December 12th after school. We will be taking a photo for yearbook at this meeting as well.

There will be a Student Council meeting TODAY, Thursday, December 12th, from 2:05 p.m. to 3:00 p.m on in Room 166.  All members and representatives should plan on attending.

The Sophomore Class of 2022 is selling maroon and gold bracelets this week during all lunch waves. They cost $6 and they have been selling quickly, so get yours soon.

Mrs. Clifford’s field trip to Wadsworth Atheneum and State House Square on Friday, December 13th has been cancelled.

Seniors: Do you need time to work on your college essay? How about Capstone? Come to our Senior write-in this Friday, December 13th from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in room 134. We will have writing tutors and snacks! If you have any questions, please see Ms. Pieratti or Mrs. Howard.

This Friday will be "SADD Makes You Happy Day" at SWHS! The SADD Club started this program, to be held each December, as a way to honor Newtown, CT. We promote this as a day to share kindness with others. An act of caring, no matter how small, can make a difference in someone's life. The SADD Club hopes that you enjoy the day.

Seniors: There will be a College Scholarship Assembly on Monday, December 16th at 7:45 a.m. in the Auditorium during Late Arrival. School Counselors will explain the scholarship process, and how to access the applications. Please consider attending.

The next Italian Club meeting will be Monday, December 16th right after school in room 105. We'll be making various pasta dishes, appetizers, salad, garlic bread, and dessert. Space is limited so bring $5 to Mrs. Zaccardelli in room 226 to save a spot.  

Come join the Cooking Club on Wednesday, December 18th at 2:05 p.m. in room 105 as we share some holiday favorites to warm our spirits like: hot chocolate, cranberry punch, white chocolate peppermint cookies, cookies and cream blossoms, holiday white chocolate trash snack mix, raspberry and chocolate thumbprint cookies, broccoli cheddar cheese soup, and hot chicken pesto/honey ham/cheese paninis.  Please bring your $5 to Sra. Ruiz in room 233 by Monday, December 16th.  Hurry, spaces are limited and fill up quickly! 

There is a fiber drive being held through December! Please bring in any old socks, shirts, or clothing with holes in them that can no longer be worn, and drop them off in the box outside the cafeteria or office. This is a great way to recycle fibers and help the environment.

Having trouble in one of your classes? National Honor Society students are here to help! They offer free tutoring in any subject with flexible hours. To request a tutor, go to the NHS website on the Clubs and Activities page and fill out the Google Form. 

Attention Seniors who speak another language at home! If you would like to test for the Seal of Biliteracy, please see Mrs. Stoj in office 227A for more information by Thursday, January 2nd. 

Scholarship season is underway! There are a number of opportunities, but students are encouraged to check out the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Scholarship program. The application portal for their largest group of scholarships is now open until Wednesday, January 15th. Fill out one application to be considered for over 70 scholarships. You can find the link in Naviance. Other nationwide scholarships to consider are the GE Reagan Foundation and the Ron Brown Scholarships Program. All of these programs can be found in Naviance. See Mrs. Carty if you need help finding the links.

The next opportunity for students to give Capstone presentations is January 23rd and 24th. In advance of this date, students must sign up to reserve a slot to make their presentations. Students will sign up on the Google form that is available under “The Capstone Experience” on the SWHS website. Sign-ups will begin today, and run through January 10th. In order to present, you must submit your written work to your adviser by January 10th and you must earn a successful or higher on all written work. Students who have not signed up by January 10th will have changes made to their second semester schedules. Such changes include, but are not limited to:
--- Being assigned a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
--- Having early release privilege revoked in order to have a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
--- Having electives for Semester 2 removed to schedule a structured study hall to be used for working on Capstone requirements.
Capstone requirements are detailed on the SWHS website.  If you have any questions about the requirements, please contact your adviser.

Juniors who are thinking ahead to college - the Coolidge Scholarship is now open for application. This full-ride scholarship is a highly competitive program for students who have achieved academic excellence, have an interest in public policy, and have an appreciation for the values championed by President Calvin Coolidge. Information and a link to the website can be found in the Scholarship List in Naviance, or students may to go www.coolidgescholars.org. The application deadline is January 16th.  

Athletic News:

There will be a meeting for all returning and new players interested in playing baseball this season on Wednesday, December 18th after school in room 161. If there are any questions, please see or email Mr. D'Amato.
Posted by Guest  On Dec 12, 2019 at 9:36 AM
  

Mind's Eye will host a Holiday Coffee House TONIGHT, Wednesday, December 11th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Seminar Room. Join us for a night of poetry, music, and more. Refreshments will be available for a suggested $1 donation. Hope to see you there.

Come join us to see the SWHS Winter Instrumental Concerts. The Winter Orchestra Concert will be held TONIGHT, Wednesday, December 11th at 7:00 p.m. in the SWHS Auditorium. The Winter Band Concert will be held TOMORROW, Thursday, December 12th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium. Tickets are $5 and are sold online or at the door. Open to the public.

The Strategy Club will meet Thursday, December 12th after school. We will be taking a photo for yearbook at this meeting as well.

KFC? Japan? Christmas? Is there a link? We will learn how KFC has become a strange Japanese Christmas tradition. The Japanese Club will meet this Thursday, December 12th after school in room 230. 

Interact's December meeting will be this Thursday, December 12th at 2:05 p.m. in the Seminar Room. We will have a guest speaker and sign ups. We hope to see you there. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Howard in room 134.

Seniors: Do you need time to work on your college essay? How about Capstone? Come to our Senior write-in this Friday, December 13th from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in room 134. We will have writing tutors and snacks! If you have any questions, please see Ms. Pieratti or Mrs. Howard.

The SADD Club will be sharing "SADD Makes You Happy Day" with everyone at the high school on Friday, December 13th. Lots of random acts of kindness will happen throughout the day to remind all of us that small, thoughtful gestures do make a difference! We hope that you enjoy the day and make an effort to share kindness in your own life.  

Attention Seniors who speak another language at home! If you would like to test for the Seal of Biliteracy, please see Mrs. Stoj in office 227A for more information by Thursday, January 2nd. 

The next Italian Club meeting will be Monday, December 16th right after school in room 105. We'll be making various pasta dishes, appetizers, salad, garlic bread, and dessert. Space is limited so bring $5 to Mrs. Zaccardelli in room 226 to save a spot. 

The Sophomore Class of 2022 is selling maroon and gold bracelets this week during all lunch waves. They cost $6 and they have been selling quickly, so get yours soon.

Mrs. Clifford’s field trip to Wadsworth Atheneum and State House Square on Friday, December 13th has been cancelled.

Scholarship season is underway! There are a number of opportunities, but students are encouraged to check out the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Scholarship program. The application portal for their largest group of scholarships is now open until Wednesday, January 15th. Fill out one application to be considered for over 70 scholarships. You can find the link in Naviance. Other nationwide scholarships to consider are the GE Reagan Foundation and the Ron Brown Scholarships Program. All of these programs can be found in Naviance. See Mrs. Carty if you need help finding the links.

Athletic News:
There will be a meeting for all returning and new players interested in playing baseball this season on Wednesday, December 18th after school in room 161. If there are any questions, please see or email Mr. D'Amato.
Posted by Guest  On Dec 11, 2019 at 10:32 AM
  

The South Windsor Sophomore Class of 2022 is selling maroon and gold bracelets next week during all lunch waves. They cost $6 and there is a limited supply, so make sure that you buy them fast.

Seniors: Do you need time to work on your college essay? How about Capstone? Come to our Senior write-in this Friday, December 13th from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in room 134. We will have writing tutors and snacks! If you have any questions, please see Ms. Pieratti or Mrs. Howard.

Mind's Eye will be hosting a Holiday Coffee House this Wednesday, December 11th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Seminar Room. Join us for a night of poetry, music, and more! Refreshments will be available for a suggested $1 donation. Hope to see you there!

There is a fiber drive being held through December! Please bring in any old socks, shirts, or clothing with holes in them that can no longer be worn, and drop them off in the box outside the cafeteria or office. This is a great way to recycle fibers and help the environment.

Having trouble in one of your classes? National Honor Society students are here to help! They offer free tutoring in any subject with flexible hours. To request a tutor, go to the NHS website on the Clubs and Activities page and fill out the Google Form. 

Come join us to see the SWHS Winter Instrumental Concerts! The Winter Orchestra Concert will be held this Wednesday, December 11th at 7:00 p.m. The Winter Band Concert will be held this Thursday, December 12th at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 and are sold online or at the door. Open to the public! 

This past weekend, 212 students from SWHS participated in the World Affairs Council Model UN at the University of Hartford. Over 1100 students from 35 different high schools participated in the event. Our students were collaborative, innovative and diplomatic, representing our school proudly. In recognition of our efforts, SWHS students took home 3 of the 10 potential awards for best delegation! Special congratulations go out to: Andrew Bell, Anthony Chen, Faizdeen Pathan, Aryan Kalia, Van Anh Tran, Joanne Biju, Sophia Chin, Armina Sarin, Dhanush Kotumraju, Keshav Ramesh, Gautam Chasmawala, and Dhanya Chasmawala.

Athletic News:
There will be a meeting for all returning and new players interested in playing baseball this season on Wednesday, December 18th after school in room 161. If there are any questions, please see or email Mr. D'Amato.
Posted by Guest  On Dec 10, 2019 at 9:01 AM
  

Today marks the start of Computer Science Education week! Did you know that the first computer programmer was Ada Lovelace? She was an English mathematician and writer, primarily known for her work on Charles Babbage's proposed mechanical general-purpose computer, the Analytical Engine. In 1843, Ada published the first algorithm intended to be carried out by such a machine.

The South Windsor Sophomore Class of 2022 is selling maroon and gold bracelets next week during all lunch waves. They cost $6 and there is a limited supply, so make sure that you buy them fast.

Mind's Eye will be hosting a Holiday Coffee House this Wednesday, December 11th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Seminar Room. Join us for a night of poetry, music, and more! Refreshments will be available for a suggested $1 donation. Hope to see you there!

Juniors who are thinking ahead to college - the Coolidge Scholarship is now open for application. This full-ride scholarship is a highly competitive program for students who have achieved academic excellence, have an interest in public policy, and have an appreciation for the values championed by President Calvin Coolidge. Information and a link to the website can be found in the Scholarship list in Naviance, or students may to go www.coolidgescholars.org. The application deadline is January 16th.  

FCCLA is holding a toy drive to help surrounding communities in need. Please bring in new, unwrapped toys and put them in the boxes in the lobby and cafeteria hallway by Tuesday, December 10th.

There is a fiber drive being held through December! Please bring in any old socks, shirts, or clothing with holes in them that can no longer be worn, and drop them off in the box outside the cafeteria or office. This is a great way to recycle fibers and help the environment.

What if you could help others by eating pizza? Well now you can. Come support FCCLA by going to a local pizza company in Evergreen Walk on January 7th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All proceeds will support local charities and community service projects.

The next Italian Club meeting will be Monday, December 16th right after school in room 105. We'll be making various pasta dishes, appetizers, salad, garlic bread, and dessert. Space is limited so bring $5 to Mrs. Zaccardelli in room 226 to save a spot.  

Having trouble in one of your classes? National Honor Society students are here to help! They offer free tutoring in any subject with flexible hours. To request a tutor, go to the NHS website on the Clubs and Activities page and fill out the Google Form. 
Posted by Guest  On Dec 09, 2019 at 9:29 AM
  

The South Windsor Sophomore Class of 2022 is selling maroon and gold bracelets next week during all lunch waves. They cost $6 and there is a limited supply, so make sure that you buy them fast.

Juniors who are thinking ahead to college - the Coolidge Scholarship is now open for application. This full-ride scholarship is a highly competitive program for students who have achieved academic excellence, have an interest in public policy, and have an appreciation for the values championed by President Calvin Coolidge. Information and a link to the website can be found in the Scholarship List in Naviance, or students may to go www.coolidgescholars.org. The application deadline is January 16th.  

If you are interested in the dental field and would like to hear more about what goes on in all areas of a dental office, come to the Career Center TODAY, Friday, December 6th at 1:00 p.m. Dr. Norige, a South Windsor dentist, will present to students and talk about the variety of careers available – from being a dentist or hygienist to serving in research and administrative roles. If you plan to attend, please sign up in Naviance or see Mrs. Carty.

Students with college application deadlines of January 1st must submit their academic records request form to the School Counseling office by Monday, December 9th. Remember that forms are due 10 school days before your deadline and with the upcoming winter break - that time is fast approaching!

FCCLA is holding a toy drive to help surrounding communities in need. Please bring in new, unwrapped toys and put them in the boxes in the lobby and cafeteria hallway by Tuesday, December 10th.

There is a fiber drive being held through December! Please bring in any old socks, shirts, or clothing with holes in them that can no longer be worn, and drop them off in the box outside the cafeteria or office. This is a great way to recycle fibers and help the environment!
Posted by Guest  On Dec 06, 2019 at 8:54 AM
  
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