Each year SWHS students vote on a staff member yearbook dedication. We are proud to announce that this year’s yearbook is dedicated to…. https://youtu.be/VpWCgFO7erk
A friendly reminder to purchase your yearbook by next Monday, May 31st!
Juniors! It’s time to get your Capstone Project thought process rolling. Please have your Capstone Proposal submitted to your adviser by this Friday, May 28th. If you have any questions, please see the Capstone page on the SWHS website or check in with your adviser.
The Japanese Club will meet this Thursday, online, at 2:00 p.m. We will explore famous tourist sights all around Japan, and learn how to ask for directions when traveling. Also, we will review the traditional Japanese foods and how to order food in Japan. The online code is wt4upbd. All are welcome.
Attention parents and students! This year was full of memorable moments, and what better way to remember this important time than with your very own yearbook! This year will go down in history, so buy your yearbook today for just $75 before Monday, May 31st!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1037222/South-Windsor-High-School/2021-Yearbook/2020070704173214090/CATALOG_SHOP/
FBLA is hosting a fun virtual Jeopardy Event on Thursday, June 3rd at 4:00 p.m. It’s free and the top winners will receive a gift card! Join our classroom at dt5v6nm. For more information please see Mrs. Barrett.
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Each year SWHS students vote on a staff member yearbook dedication. We are proud to announce that this year’s yearbook is dedicated to…. https://youtu.be/VpWCgFO7erk A friendly reminder to purchase your yearbook by next Monday, May 31st!
Congratulations to the following students who have been selected as Students of the Month for April: Amy DeGrandi, Ryan Duong, Collin Grip, Georgeos Karagiannis, Rasia Khaled, Jaiden Libow, Amanda Perras, Janayah Rosa, and Anas Zuhir.
Juniors! It’s time to get your Capstone Project thought process rolling. Please have your Capstone Proposal submitted to your adviser by this Friday, May 28th. If you have any questions, please see the Capstone page on the SWHS website or check in with your adviser.
The Japanese Club will meet this Thursday, online, at 2:00 p.m. We will explore famous tourist sights all around Japan, and learn how to ask for directions when traveling. Also, we will review the traditional Japanese foods and how to order food in Japan. The online code is wt4upbd. All are welcome.
Unified for Underprivileged Girls is having an apparel fundraiser! Use the link below and/or the link listed on the Unified for Unprivileged girls website to purchase your items and support our club! All proceeds will be donated to underprivileged girls in Kenya. Our online store is open until the end of May! Contact Olivia Liegl for more details.
https://teamlocker.squadlocker.com/#/lockers/unified-for-underprivileged-girls-306439?_k=5lfcn6
ATHLETIC NEWS:
The Boys Tennis Team finished out their regular season with a victory over East Catholic!
Winning for the Bobcats were Jonathan Huot & Rahul Mahesh, Matthew Chin and Kevin Joseph in Singles and Sri Sripada and Trinay Harraharan & Noah Marques & Suri Singaravelu in Doubles. The Bobcats finished their season with a record of 12 wins and 4 losses and are very excited to play in the State Tournament next weekend!
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Each year SWHS students vote on a staff member yearbook dedication. We are proud to announce that this year’s yearbook is dedicated to….https://youtu.be/VpWCgFO7erk
A friendly reminder to purchase your yearbook by Monday, May 31st!
Congratulations to the following students who have been selected as Students of the Month for April: Amy DeGrandi, Ryan Duong, Collin Grip, Georgeos Karagiannis, Rasia Khaled, Jaiden Libow, Amanda Perras, Janayah Rosa, and Anas Zuhir.
Juniors! It’s time to get your Capstone Project thought process rolling. Please have your Capstone Proposal submitted to your adviser by next Friday, May 28th. If you have any questions, please see the Capstone page on the SWHS website or check in with your adviser.
Attention parents and students! This year was full of memorable moments, and what better way to remember this important time than with your very own yearbook! This year will go down in history, so buy your yearbook today for just $75 before May 31st!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1037222/South-Windsor-High-School/2021-Yearbook/2020070704173214090/CATALOG_SHOP/
Do you have gently used clothes, shoes or stuffed animals that you would like to donate to a good cause? SWHS Friends of the Performing Arts is collecting items for a Savers fundraiser. Drop off at 630 Avery Street on Saturday, May 29th from noon to 5:00 p.m. or Sunday, June 6th from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thanks for supporting SWHS Friends of the Performing Arts!
Seniors: Please be sure to complete your Graduation-Final Transcript Survey. This information provides School Counseling with a helpful overview of college application outcomes, but it also indicates where your final transcript should be sent or what your other post-graduation plans may be. To access the survey, log-in to Naviance, go to About Me, My Surveys, Surveys Not Started, and then open the Graduation-Final Transcript Survey.
ATHLETIC NEWS:
Last Friday Girls Track and Field competed in the JI Invitational against 18 other schools. Abby Weiner took first place in the javelin and Erin Dunn took third place in the pole vault. On Tuesday, the team won their duel meet against East Hartford. First place finishes went to Grace Smith in the 800, Kaitlyn Dempsky in the mile, Katelyn Drenga in the two mile, Erin Stephens in 300 hurdles, Abby Weiner in discus and javelin, Katelyn Baumgartner in high jump, Erin Dunn in pole vault, and the 4x800 team of Katelyn Drenga, Abby Grohs, Rhianna O'Meara, and Grace Smith.
The Boys Tennis Team took on Tolland and won with a convincing 7-0 victory with straight sets in every match. Winning for the Bobcats were Jonathan Huot and Rahul Mahesh, Matthew Chin and Kevin Joseph in Singles and Vrishab Murali & Anthony Chen, Sri Sripada & Trinay Harraharan and Noah Marques & Tom Augustine in Doubles. The team has a record of 11 wins and 4 losses and is looking to close out their regular season with one more win Friday versus East Catholic - Great Job Bobcats!!
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The Japanese Club will meet TODAY at 2:30 p.m. online. We will learn names of sushi and other Japanese foods, and how to order in a restaurant. The classroom code is wt4upbd. All are welcome.
Each year SWHS students vote on a staff member yearbook dedication. We are proud to announce that this year’s yearbook is dedicated to…. https://youtu.be/VpWCgFO7erk
A friendly reminder to purchase your yearbook by Monday, May 31st!
ATHLETIC NEWS:
Last Friday Girls Track and Field competed in the JI Invitational against 18 other schools. Abby Weiner took first place in the javelin and Erin Dunn took third place in the pole vault. On Tuesday, the team won their duel meet against East Hartford. First place finishes went to Grace Smith in the 800, Kaitlyn Dempsky in the mile, Katelyn Drenga in the two mile, Erin Stephens in 300 hurdles, Abby Weiner in discus and javelin, Katelyn Baumgartner in high jump, Erin Dunn in pole vault, and the 4x800 team of Katelyn Drenga, Abby Grohs, Rhianna O'Meara, and Grace Smith.
The Boys Tennis Team took on Tolland and won with a convincing 7-0 victory with straight sets in every match. Winning for the Bobcats were Jonathan Huot and Rahul Mahesh, Matthew Chin and Kevin Joseph in Singles And Vrishab Murali & Anthony Chen, Sri Sripada & Trinay Harraharan and Noah Marques & Tom Augustine in Doubles. The team has a record of 11 wins and 4 losses and is looking to close out their regular season with one more win Friday versus East Catholic - Great Job Bobcats!
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The Japanese Club will meet this Thursday, May 20th online. We will explore traditional Japanese food and clothes. The classroom code is wt4upbd. All are welcome.
Congratulations to the following students who have been selected as Students of the Month for April: Amy DeGrandi, Ryan Duong, Collin Grip, Georgeos Karagiannis, Rasia Khaled, Jaiden Libow, Amanda Perras, Janayah Rosa, Anas Zuhir
Friendly Reminder: TOMORROW, Thursday, May 20th is the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) Testing Day for 11th graders. Eleventh graders should arrive by 7:15 a.m. and bring a charged Chromebook and Chromebook charger to the test. ALL other students will have a late arrival and should arrive at school by 10:05 a.m. Dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. Any seniors who are not attending the Senior Outing are expected to attend class as well. For more information please see the website under Messages from the Principal.
Do you have gently used clothes, shoes or stuffed animals that you would like to donate to a good cause? SWHS Friends of the Performing Arts is collecting items for a Savers fundraiser. Drop off at 630 Avery Street on Saturday, May 29th from noon to 5:00 p.m. or Sunday, June 6th from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thanks for supporting SWHS Friends of the Performing Arts!
Attention Seniors who were eligible to take a language assessment for the Seal of Biliteracy. You must use the credentials shared with you via a Google Classroom Assignment in April to fully complete all sections of the test by Friday. Email Mrs. Stoj with any questions.
Seniors attending the outing TOMORROW, Thursday, May 20th should arrive at the school for 7:30 a.m. We will meet outside the school in front of the main lobby. Bus assignments will be posted outside the school. Once you find your bus number, please line up in front of your assigned bus. More specific information will be posted to Google Classroom.
Female students in the junior class are invited to submit a letter of intent and a resume to the local chapter of PEO, an international women’s philanthropic educational organization, for their Star Scholarship. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and exhibit excellence in leadership, academics, extracurricular activities, and community service. Interested students can see Mrs. Carty in the Career Center for more information or search the Naviance scholarship database for the PEO Star Scholarship.
ATHLETIC NEWS:
The Boys Tennis Team celebrated Senior Day by having all the seniors in the varsity lineup and coming away with a decisive 7-0 win vs. Bristol Eastern. Winning for the Bobcats were Jonathan Huot, Rahul Mahesh, Jack Kronenwetter and Matthew Chin at Singles and Vrishab Murali & Anthony Chen, Aidan Kieft & Keshav Ramesh & Manav Surti and Andrew Kotait at doubles. Thanks to the underclassmen who did a great job of planning a Senior Celebration that the Seniors will never forget. The Bobcats record is currently 10 wins and 4 losses with 2 matches left. The next match is Wednesday at Tolland.
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The Japanese Club will meet this Thursday, May 20th online. We will explore traditional Japanese food and clothes. The classroom code is wt4upbd. All are welcome.
Friendly Reminder: Thursday, May 20th is the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) Testing Day for 11th graders. Eleventh graders should arrive by 7:15 a.m. and bring a charged chromebook and chromebook charger to the test. ALL other students will have a late arrival and should arrive at school by 10:05 a.m. Dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. Any seniors who are not attending the Senior Outing are expected to attend class as well. For more information please see the website under Messages from the Principal.
Juniors! It’s time to get your Capstone Project thought process rolling. Please have your Capstone Proposal submitted to your adviser by Friday, May 28th. If you have any questions, please see the Capstone page on the SWHS website or check in with your adviser.
Unified for Underprivileged Girls is having an apparel fundraiser! Use the link below and/or the link listed on the Unified for Unprivileged girls website to purchase your items and support our club! All proceeds will be donated to underprivileged girls in Kenya. Our online store is open until the end of May! Contact Olivia Liegl for more details.
https://teamlocker.squadlocker.com/#/lockers/unified-for-underprivileged-girls-306439?_k=5lfcn6
Attention Seniors who were eligible to take a language assessment for the Seal of Biliteracy. You must use the credentials shared with you via a Google Classroom Assignment in April to fully complete all sections of the test by Friday. Email Mrs. Stoj with any questions.
Seniors attending the outing THIS THURSDAY, May 20th should arrive at the school for 7:30 a.m. We will meet outside the school in front of the main lobby. Bus assignments will be posted outside the school. Once you find your bus number, please line up in front of your assigned bus. More specific information will be posted to Google Classroom.
Female students in the junior class are invited to submit a letter of intent and a resume to the local chapter of PEO, an international women’s philanthropic educational organization, for their Star Scholarship. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and exhibit excellence in leadership, academics, extracurricular activities, and community service. Interested students can see Mrs. Carty in the Career Center for more information or search the Naviance scholarship database for the PEO Star Scholarship.
ATHLETIC NEWS:
The Boys Tennis Bobcats continued their winning streak with a 6-1 victory versus Manchester. Winning for the Bobcats were Jonathan Huot, Matthew Chin and Kevin Joseph in Singles and Vrishab Murali & Anthony Chen, Sri Sripada & Trinay Harriharan and Aidan Keift & Jack Kronenwetter in Doubles. Our record is now 9 wins and 4 losses. Our next match is Tuesday where the Bobcats take on Bristol Eastern at home on our Senior Celebration Day.
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For the students interested in sharing their culture at Culture Night, there’s an information meeting TODAY at 2:30 p.m. The Culture Night Google classroom code is esqjo2w.
Friendly Reminder: Thursday, May 20th is the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) Testing Day for 11th graders. Eleventh graders should arrive by 7:15 a.m. and bring a charged chromebook and chromebook charger to the test. ALL other students will have a late arrival and should arrive at school by 10:05 a.m. Dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. Any seniors who are not attending the Senior Outing are expected to attend class as well. For more information please see the website under Messages from the Principal.
Attention parents and students! This year was full of memorable moments, and what better way to remember this important time than with your very own yearbook! This year will go down in history, so buy your yearbook today for just $75 before May 31st!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1037222/South-Windsor-High-School/2021-Yearbook/2020070704173214090/CATALOG_SHOP/
Attention Seniors who were eligible to take a language assessment for the Seal of Biliteracy.
You must use the credentials shared with you via a Google Classroom Assignment in April to fully complete all sections of the test by Friday. Email Mrs. Stoj with any questions.
Clear out your closets for SWHS Friends of the Performing Arts! Collect your soft items (clothes, shoes, backpacks, and stuffed animals) and place in large plastic trash bags. Drop off at 630 Avery Street on Saturday, May 29th from 12pm to 5pm or Sunday, June 6th from 1pm to 5pm. Thanks for supporting SWHS Friends of the Performing Arts!
Seniors attending the outing THIS THURSDAY, May 20th should arrive at the school for 7:30 a.m. We will meet outside the school in front of the main lobby. Bus assignments will be posted outside the school. Once you find your bus number, please line up in front of your assigned bus. More specific information will be posted to Google Classroom.
Seniors: Please be sure to complete your Graduation-Final Transcript Survey. This information provides School Counseling with a helpful overview of college application outcomes, but it also indicates where your final transcript should be sent or what your other post-graduation plans may be. To access the survey, log-in to Naviance, go to About Me, My Surveys, Surveys Not Started, and then open the Graduation-Final Transcript Survey.
Female students in the junior class are invited to submit a letter of intent and a resume to the local chapter of PEO, an international women’s philanthropic educational organization, for their Star Scholarship. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and exhibit excellence in leadership, academics, extracurricular activities, and community service. Interested students can see Mrs. Carty in the Career Center for more information or search the Naviance scholarship database for the PEO Star Scholarship.
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Friendly Reminder: Thursday, May 20th is the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) Testing Day for 11th graders. Eleventh graders should arrive by 7:15 a.m. and bring a charged chromebook and chromebook charger to the test. ALL other students will have a late arrival and should arrive at school by 10:05 a.m. Dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. Any seniors who are not attending the Senior Outing are expected to attend class as well. For more information please see the website under Messages from the Principal.
Juniors! It’s time to get your Capstone Project thought process rolling. Please have your Capstone Proposal submitted to your adviser by Friday, May 28th. If you have any questions, please see the Capstone page on the SWHS website or check in with your adviser.
The Teen Center is currently open for drop-in hours and welcomes all high school students to attend on Mondays and Thursdays from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. The Center is located in the Community Center at 150 Nevers Road, across from the high school and offers a variety of activities including a Wii and Xbox, pool tables, air hockey, ping-pong, and ski ball. Join them to watch movies on rainy days, or if you enjoy DIY activities they have plenty of craft supplies. Please contact Danielle if you are interested in stopping by or have questions at 860-648-6360.
Unified for Underprivileged Girls is having an apparel fundraiser! Use the link below and/or the link listed on the Unified for Unprivileged girls website to purchase your items and support our club! All proceeds will be donated to underprivileged girls in Kenya. Our online store is open until the end of May! Contact Olivia Liegl for more details.
https://teamlocker.squadlocker.com/#/lockers/unified-for-underprivileged-girls-306439?_k=5lfcn6
Seniors: Please be sure to complete your Graduation-Final Transcript Survey. This information provides School Counseling with a helpful overview of college application outcomes, but it also indicates where your final transcript should be sent or what your other post-graduation plans may be. To access the survey, log-in to Naviance, go to About Me, My Surveys, Surveys Not Started, and then open the Graduation-Final Transcript Survey.
The William L. Perry scholarship is awarded to South Windsor High School graduating seniors who have a record of outstanding leadership and have successfully studied a rigorous course load. Applications are due TODAY. Please search for the scholarship in Naviance or contact Mrs. Carty if you need help finding it.
There are several job postings for part-time or summer work available to students who are at least 16 years of age. The Red Cabin Restaurant is hiring both a dishwasher and a busser/food runner, Channel 3 Kids Camp is looking for 18 year old or older students interested in working with kids in its summer program, Six Flags, Lowe’s and LAZ Parking have all been looking for help recently. Stop by the Career Center to get application information on jobs that might interest you.
ATHLETIC NEWS:
On Tuesday, Girls Track and Field won their meet against Enfield. First place finishes went to 4X800 team Rhianna O'Meara, Grace Smith, Katelyn Drenga, and Cora Brownbill, Kaitlyn Dempsky in the mile, Grace Smith in the two mile and 800, Maddie Hathorn in pole vault, Bridget Carroll in Triple jump, Abby Wiener in javelin, Sarah Cadman in discus, and Sophia McCormack in shot put.
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SWHS Presents Pandemonium 2020!! This cabaret style show with original dialogue is sure to entertain! Join these nine talented actors as they sing through struggle and celebrate community with songs from the American Musical Theatre! See the homepage for the link to the virtual musical!
https://highschool.southwindsorschools.org/news/what_s_new/pandemonium_2020
Friendly Reminder: Thursday, May 20th is the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) Testing Day for 11th graders. Eleventh graders should arrive by 7:15 a.m. and bring a charged chromebook and chromebook charger to the test. ALL other students will have a late arrival and should arrive at school by 10:05 a.m. Dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. Any seniors who are not attending the Senior Outing are expected to attend class as well. For more information please see the website under Messages from the Principal.
Attention parents and students! This year was full of memorable moments, and what better way to remember this important time than with your very own yearbook! This year will go down in history, so buy your yearbook today for just $75 before May 31st!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1037222/South-Windsor-High-School/2021-Yearbook/2020070704173214090/CATALOG_SHOP/
The Teen Center is currently open for drop-in hours and welcomes all high school students to attend on Monday and Thursdays from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. The Center is located in the Community Center at 150 Nevers Road, across from the high school and offers a variety of activities including a Wii and Xbox, pool tables, air hockey, ping-pong, and ski ball. Join them to watch movies on rainy days, or if you enjoy DIY activities they have plenty of craft supplies. Please contact Danielle if you are interested in stopping by or have questions at 860-648-6360.
The William L. Perry scholarship is awarded to South Windsor High School graduating seniors who have a record of outstanding leadership and have successfully studied a rigorous course load. Applications are due this Friday, May 14th. Please search for the scholarship in Naviance or contact Mrs. Carty if you need help finding it.
There are several job postings for part-time or summer work available to students who are at least 16 years of age. The Red Cabin Restaurant is hiring both a dishwasher and a busser/food runner, Channel 3 Kids Camp is looking for 18 year old or older students interested in working with kids in its summer program, Six Flags, Lowe’s and LAZ Parking have all been looking for help recently. Stop by the Career Center to get application information on jobs that might interest you.
ATHLETIC NEWS:
The Boys Tennis Team continued their win streak with a 6-1 victory over East Hartford. Winning for the Bobcats were Jonathan Huot and Rahul Mahesh, Matthew Chin and Kevin Joseph at Singles and Vrisha Murali & Anthony Chen and Sri Sripada and Trinay Hariharan at Doubles. The team has clinched a spot in the State Tournament and their next goal is to win their division in the CCC! The next match is Monday May 17th at Manchester.
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SWHS Presents Pandemonium 2020!! This cabaret style show with original dialogue is sure to entertain! Join these nine talented actors as they sing through struggle and celebrate community with songs from the American Musical Theatre! See the homepage for the link to the virtual musical!
https://highschool.southwindsorschools.org/news/what_s_new/pandemonium_2020
Juniors! It’s time to get your Capstone Project thought process rolling. Please have your Capstone Proposal submitted to your adviser by Friday, May 28th. If you have any questions, please see the Capstone page on the SWHS website or check in with your adviser.
Unified for Underprivileged Girls is having an apparel fundraiser! Use the link below and/or the link listed on the Unified for Unprivileged girls website to purchase your items and support our club! All proceeds will be donated to underprivileged girls in Kenya. Our online store is open until the end of May! Contact Olivia Liegl for more details.
https://teamlocker.squadlocker.com/#/lockers/unified-for-underprivileged-girls-306439?_k=5lfcn6
The Teen Center is currently open for drop-in hours and welcomes all high school students to attend on Monday and Thursdays from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. The Center is located in the Community Center at 150 Nevers Road, across from the high school and offers a variety of activities including a Wii and Xbox, pool tables, air hockey, ping-pong, and ski ball. Join them to watch movies on rainy days, or if you enjoy DIY activities they have plenty of craft supplies. Please contact Danielle if you are interested in stopping by or have questions at 860-648-6360.
The William L. Perry scholarship is awarded to South Windsor High School graduating seniors who have a record of outstanding leadership and have successfully studied a rigorous courseload. Applications are due this Friday, May 14th. Please search for the scholarship in Naviance or contact Mrs. Carty if you need help finding it.
There are several job postings for part-time or summer work available to students who are at least 16 years of age. The Red Cabin Restaurant is hiring both a dishwasher and a busser/food runner, Channel 3 Kids Camp is looking for 18 year old or older students interested in working with kids in its summer program, Six Flags, Lowe’s and LAZ Parking have all been looking for help recently. Stop by the Career Center to get application information on jobs that might interest you.
ATHLETIC NEWS:
Boys Tennis continued their winning streak with a decisive victory against Rocky Hill by a score of 7-0. Winning for Bobcats were Jonathan Huot, Rahul Mahesh and Jack Kronenwetter and Matthew Chin in Singles and Vrishab Murali & Anthony Chen and Sri Sripada & Trinyan Harrihan in Doubles. Our next match is Wednesday, May 12th vs. East Hartford at home. The team now has a record of 7 wins and 4 losses which qualifies the team for CIAC State Tournament - Well Done Bobcats!
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