Attention all Seniors: If you have not taken your senior portraits yet, we encourage you to sign up for the free session here at the high school on Thursday, September 19th. Contact G&B to set up your session. Your photo must be taken by G&B or else it will not be in the yearbook! For more information go to the yearbook website and don’t forget to buy your book now for only $55.
The Math Team is getting ready to build on its 2nd place finish in the state last year. Any new or returning members are invited to attend our first Math Team meeting of the year this Friday, September 13th after school in room 265 to discuss the upcoming season. Please see Mr. Brindisi if you cannot attend.
Seniors: If you are looking for help starting or completing your college applications and essays, come to an open workshop in the Career Center next week on Monday and Thursday. School Counseling staff will be available Monday during 8th period and after school and Thursday after school to help you with your CommonApp, college essay, and all of your college application question. No appointment needed.
The Teens Against Poverty club had their first meeting Wednesday September 11th. For all of those who are still interested, but could not attend the meeting, please join the Google Classroom using code: glqjpu7.
Also, if you are interested in becoming a Committee Leader for Teens Against Poverty, interviews will be held on Monday 9/16 or Wednesday 9/18. Please sign up on the doc posted in the google classroom. If you cannot make these dates but are still interested in interviewing, please let the TAP board members know via Google Classroom.
Hey Bobcats! Do you love food? Do you love to cook or bake? If you are interested in making hot eats and cool treats after school, you need to check out the Cooking Club. Come to our first planning meeting on Wednesday, Sept 18th in room 105. If you have questions, see club advisors Ms. Cliff or Sra. Ruiz. Don't forget to join our Google Classroom for all the latest updates and previous recipes. Google classroom code: pyatquy
Africa is a huge and incredibly diverse continent but is frequently stereotyped as a monolith. If you've ever wanted to learn more about the various peoples, food, pop culture, and current life in different African countries, you have to check out the African American Culture Appreciation Club. Or perhaps you have first-hand experiences and connections with an African culture--we'd love to hear your perspective! All students are welcome and there will be snacks. Our first meeting will be Thursday, September 19th in room 133. If you have a question, please see Ms. Cliff and join our Google classroom: wq254d
Attention Juniors and Seniors in an UConn ECE course: if you have already attached your parental consent form to UConn’s website, please use your UConn NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). Your deadline is September 30th. For those who have not uploaded the parental consent form, you can still take part in this program for an extra $25 late fee. You have until September 16th to do so, and then you have until September 30th to use your NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). See Mr. Wry in Guidance with any questions.
Do you want to volunteer in a river clean up this year? Do you want to spread environmental awareness to the community and local politicians? Everyone with any environmental knowledge, background, or interest is welcome to join Environmental club’s first meeting next Thursday, September 19th at 2:00 p.m. in room 206. See Mrs. Eitel or Mrs. Davies for more details
FCCLA is for you if one of the following applies: You love to cook. You love to bake. You love to sew. You love to design clothing. You love working with children. You are a leader. Or...you need to build your resume! Stop by Wapping Room 11 on September 19th for pizza and to see what FCCLA is all about. A club signup list will be posted outside Mrs. Booth's door.
The Sexuality and Gender Alliance, formerly known as the GSA, will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday, September 16th, at 2:00 p.m. in room 148. If you are someone who cares about celebrating and honoring our diverse community, please join us! You do not have to identify as someone from the LGBTQ community to attend -- all allies are welcome. We have many exciting events planned for this year, so come on down to room 148 for some snacks and good conversation and check it out. See Mrs. Stodd Knapp in 148 with any questions.
Do you like watching Anime? Do you enjoy Japanese food? Do you want to learn Japanese? The Japanese Club is a fun and relaxing option for you. Google classroom code is: I69som.
The Future Health Professionals (formerly called HOSA) will be having an informational meeting of the year after school on Monday, September 23rd in Room 204. This club is for anyone interested in a career in the medical field or healthcare. We explore different fields and interests and have guest speakers come in to talk about their career experiences. See Mrs. Belval in Room 204 for more information and join our google classroom with the code k1ewe8e
College and career visits start next week in the South Windsor High School Career Center! If you are a senior these are outstanding opportunities to meet representatives from colleges, military branches and other options available to you after graduation. Juniors may also want to start checking these out. Follow the morning announcements, the white board outside the Career Center and Naviance to see what visits are scheduled. We kicks things off Monday with the University of Rochester at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, the Career Center welcomes Hartwick College, Saint Anselm College, Merrimack College and Lesley University. Sign up in Naviance and see Mrs. Carty with any questions.
If you are interested in Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Rice University, or The University of Chicago, these schools are teaming up to present “Exploring Education Excellence”. Admissions Counselors from all five schools will hold an informational evening at the Hartford Marriott Downtown on Wednesday, September 25th at 7:00 p.m. To register, visit exploringeducationalexcellence.org
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If you'd like the summer reading book, Dear Evan Hansen, signed by the author, please stop by the office with your book in hand during periods 5 or 7 today.
Attention all Seniors: If you have not taken your senior portraits yet, we encourage you to sign up for the free session here at the high school on Thursday, September 19th. Contact G&B to set up your session. Your photo must be taken by G&B or else it will not be in the yearbook! For more information go to the yearbook website and don’t forget to buy your book now for only $55.
Shalom! Jewish Culture Club, JCC, is a new and popular club here at the high school. Our main focus is celebrating diversity and all cultures, religions, and ethnicities. Here, all students will learn and experience different aspects of the Jewish culture, and have a fun, social experience that will be sure to bring together people of all cultures. Our meetings will be once a month, and we guarantee it will be worth your time. If interested, use Google classroom code: 5b4cwo. SHALOM!
The first meeting of Bobcats Vote will be immediately after school TODAY, Thursday, September 12th in Mr. Garrish’s room. If you have any questions see Braden Migneault or Mr. Garrish.
The Math Team is getting ready to build on its 2nd place finish in the state last year. Any new or returning members are invited to attend our first Math Team meeting of the year this Friday, September 13th after school in room 265 to discuss the upcoming season. Please see Mr. Brindisi if you cannot attend.
Seniors: If you are looking for help starting or completing your college applications and essays, come to an open workshop in the Career Center next week on Monday and Thursday. School Counseling staff will be available Monday during 8th period and after school and Thursday after school to help you with your CommonApp, college essay, and all of your college application question. No appointment needed.
The Teens Against Poverty club had their first meeting Wednesday September 11th. For all of those who are still interested, but could not attend the meeting, please join the Google Classroom using code: glqjpu7.
Also, if you are interested in becoming a Committee Leader for Teens Against Poverty, interviews will be held on Monday, September 16th or Wednesday, September 18th. Please sign up on the doc posted in the Google Classroom. If you cannot make these dates but are still interested in interviewing, please let the TAP board members know via Google Classroom.
The Sexuality and Gender Alliance, formerly known as the GSA, will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday, September 16th at 2:00 p.m. in room 148. If you are someone who cares about celebrating and honoring our diverse community, please join us! You do not have to identify as someone from the LGBTQ community to attend -- all allies are welcome. We have many exciting events planned for this year, so come on down to room 148 for some snacks and good conversation and check it out. See Mrs. Stodd Knapp in 148 with any questions.
Open auditions for the guys a-cappela group “Understaffed” will be held on Wednesday, September 18th from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. in room 004. Join the Google classroom for more information and audition materials. Class code xjz4lv. See Mr. Martineau with questions.
If you are interested in joining Science Olympiad please talk to Mr. Kraus and plan on attending the new members meeting next Thursday, September 19th at 2:15 p.m. in room 210.
The Common Ground Leadership Program is now accepting applications. Any students interested in improving leadership skills, community service and working on their college resume, should join the google classroom with code ujgro3c or see Mr. Orsini in room 229. The deadline for all applications is Friday, September 20th.
The Outing Club camping and hiking trips for the fall have been planned. Stop by Ms. Andrews' room 234C or Mrs. Lynch's room 254 to pick up permission slips.
Do you like watching Anime? Do you enjoy Japanese food? Do you want to learn Japanese? The Japanese Club is a fun and relaxing option for you. Google classroom code is: I69som.
Athletic News:
The Ski and Snowboard club meeting will be held on Monday, September 23rd at 2:05 p.m. in room 152. Email Ms. Phillips for details if you cannot attend.
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Seniors: If you are looking for help starting or completing your college applications and essays, come to an open workshop in the Career Center next week on Monday and Thursday. School Counseling staff will be available Monday during 8th period and after school and Thursday after school to help you with your CommonApp, college essay, and all of your college application question. No appointment needed – drop in when you can.
Don't forget that the first Model UN meeting is after school today in the back of the Media Center.
The Teens Against Poverty is a new club this year at SWHS, helping end poverty in the local area. Join this great community service opportunity TODAY, Wednesday, September 11th in room 141 for the first meeting. At the first informational meeting, we will discuss how the club functions and all the opportunities you have to participate. There will be snacks. If you are not able to make the meeting, please use Google classroom code: glqjpu7.
The History Club will meet TODAY, Wednesday, September 11th at 2:10 p.m. in room 156. See Ms. Battaglio in room 156 with any questions.
Are you interested in joining the school's largest club? How about helping out your community? Consider joining the Interact Club, South Windsor High School's community service organization. Our first meeting for new and returning members will be held Thursday, September 12th from 2:00 - 2:30 p.m. in the Seminar Room. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Howard in room 134.
The first meeting of Bobcats Vote will be immediately after school Thursday, September 12th in Mr. Garrish’s room. If you have any questions see Braden Migneault or Mr. Garrish.
Gamers Assemble! The Strategy Club will have its first meeting of the year this Thursday, September 12th at 2:00 p.m. in room 7. If you like D&D, board games, or Smash Bros. come check out the Strategy Club.
The Math Team is getting ready to build on its 2nd place finish in the state last year. Any new or returning members are invited to attend our first Math Team meeting of the year this Friday, September 13th after school in room 265 to discuss the upcoming season. Please see Mr. Brindisi if you cannot attend.
If you're interested in joining the Italian Club this year, please join our Google classroom at 5dwflq.
The Sexuality and Gender Alliance, formerly known as the GSA, will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday, September 16th, at 2:00 p.m. in room 148. If you are someone who cares about celebrating and honoring our diverse community, please join us! You do not have to identify as someone from the LGBTQ community to attend -- all allies are welcome. We have many exciting events planned for this year, so come on down to room 148 for some snacks and good conversation and check it out. See Mrs. Stodd Knapp in 148 with any questions.
FCCLA is for you if one of the following applies: You love to cook. You love to bake. You love to sew. You love to design clothing. You love working with children. You are a leader. Or...you need to build your resume! Stop by Wapping room 11 on September 19th for pizza and to see what FCCLA is all about. A club signup list will be posted outside Mrs. Booth's door.
The Outing Club camping and hiking trips for the fall have been planned. Stop by Ms. Andrews' room 234C or Mrs. Lynch's room 254 to pick up permission slips.
Do you want to volunteer in a river clean up this year? Do you want to spread environmental awareness to the community and local politicians? Everyone with any environmental knowledge, background, or interest is welcome to join Environmental club’s first meeting next Thursday, September 19th after school in room 206. See Mrs. Eitel or Mrs. Davies for more details.
Do you like watching Anime? Do you like eating Japanese food? Do you want to learn Japanese? The Japanese Club is a fun and relaxing for you. Join on Google classroom, the code is I69som.
Art Club will be holding its first meeting of the year Thursday, September 19th from 2:00 – 3:45 p.m. after school in room 7. New and returning members are all welcome. Art Club is a place for artists to gather, create, explore mediums, share artwork and learn from each other. Please see Mr. Z if you have any questions.
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The Ski and Snowboard club meeting will be held on Monday, September 23rd at 2:05 p.m. in room 152. Email Ms. Phillips for details if you cannot attend.
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The Teens Against Poverty is a new club this year at SWHS, helping end poverty in the local area. Join this great community service opportunity on Wednesday, September 11th in room 141 for the first meeting. At the first informational meeting, we will discuss how the club functions and all the opportunities you have to participate. There will be snacks. If you are not able to make the meeting, please use Google classroom code: glqjpu7.
The History Club will be having their first meeting on Wednesday, September 11 at 2:10 p.m. in room 156. See Ms. Battaglio in room 156 with any questions.
Gamers Assemble! The Strategy Club will have its first meeting of the year this Thursday, September 12th at 2:00 p.m. in room 7. If you like D&D, board games, or Smash Bros. come check out the Strategy Club.
Are you interested in joining the school's largest club? How about helping out your community? Consider joining the Interact Club, South Windsor High School's community service organization. Our first meeting for new and returning members will be held Thursday, September 12th from 2:00 - 2:30 p.m. in the Seminar Room. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Howard in room 134.
The first meeting of Bobcats Vote will be immediately after school Thursday, September 12th in Mr. Garrish’s room. If you have any questions see Braden Migneault or Mr. Garrish.
The Math Team is getting ready to build on its 2nd place finish in the state last year. Any new or returning members are invited to attend our first Math Team meeting of the year this Friday, September 13th after school in room 265 to discuss the upcoming season. Please see Mr. Brindisi if you cannot attend.
The Sexuality and Gender Alliance, formerly known as the GSA, will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday, September 16th at 2:00 p.m. in room 148. If you are someone who cares about celebrating and honoring our diverse community, please join us! You do not have to identify as someone from the LGBTQ community to attend -- all allies are welcome. We have many exciting events planned for this year, so come on down to room 148 for some snacks and good conversation and check it out. See Mrs. Stodd Knapp in 148 with any questions.
If you're interested in joining the Italian Club this year, please join our Google classroom at 5dwflq.
Open auditions for the guys a cappela group Understaffed will be held on September 18th from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in room 004. Join the Google classroom for more information and the audition materials! Class code xjz4lv. Don't miss out! See Mr. Martineau with questions!
FCCLA is for you if one of the following applies: You love to cook. You love to bake. You love to sew. You love to design clothing. You love working with children. You are a leader. Or...you need to build your resume! Stop by Wapping room 11 on September 19th for pizza and to see what FCCLA is all about. A club signup list will be posted outside Mrs. Booth's door.
The Outing Club camping and hiking trips for the fall have been planned. Stop by Ms. Andrews' room 234C or Mrs. Lynch's room 254 to pick up permission slips.
Attention Juniors and Seniors in an UConn ECE course: if you have already attached your parental consent form to UConn’s website, please use your UConn NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). Your deadline is September 30th. For those who have not uploaded the parental consent form, you can still take part in this program for an extra $25 late fee. You have until September 16th to do so, and then you have until September 30th to use your NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). See Mr. Wry in Guidance with any questions.
The Common Ground Leadership Program is now accepting applications. Any students interested in improving leadership skills, community service and working on their college resume, should join the Google classroom with code ujgro3c or see Mr. Orsini in room 229. The deadline for all applications is September 20th.
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If you're interested in joining the Italian Club this year, please join our Google Classroom at 5dwflq.
Do you love arguing? Are you good at defending yourself? Join the SWHS Mock Trial Team. Come to our first meeting on Monday, September 9th after school in room 161 for an introduction to the competition and to learn how Mock Trial works.
Students interested in participating in Model UN this year should come to the first meeting after school on Wednesday, September 11th in the back of the Media Center. Please see Ms. Simcik or Mr. Richards if you have any questions.
The Teens Against Poverty is a new club this year at SWHS, helping end poverty in the local area. Join this great community service opportunity on Wednesday, September 11th in Room 141 for the first meeting. At the first informational meeting, we will discuss how the club functions and all the opportunities you have to participate. There will be snacks. If you are not able to make the meeting, please use google classroom code: glqjpu7, in advance to join the Google classroom.
Are you interested in joining the school's largest club? How about helping out your community? Consider joining the Interact Club, South Windsor High School's community service organization. Our first meeting for new and returning members will be held Thursday, September 12th from 2:00 - 2:30 p.m. in the Seminar Room. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Howard in room 134.
The History Club will be having their first meeting on Wednesday, September 11 at 2:10 p.m. in room 156. See Ms. Battaglio in room 156 with any questions.
The Sexuality and Gender Alliance, formerly known as the GSA, will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday, September 16th, at 2:00 p.m. in room 148. If you are someone who cares about celebrating and honoring our diverse community, please join us! You do not have to identify as someone from the LGBTQ community to attend -- all allies are welcome. We have many exciting events planned for this year, so come on down to room 148 for some snacks and good conversation and check it out. See Mrs. Stodd Knapp in 148 with any questions.
The Common Ground Leadership Program is now accepting applications. Any students interested in improving leadership skills, community service and working on their college resume, should join the Google classroom with code ujgro3c or see Mr. Orsini in room 229. The deadline for all applications is September 20th.
FCCLA is for you if one of the following applies:
You love to cook. You love to bake. You love to sew. You love to design clothing. You love working with children. You are a leader. Or...you need to build your resume! Stop by Wapping room 11 on September 19th for pizza and to see what FCCLA is all about. A club signup list will be posted outside Mrs. Booth's door.
The first Student Council meeting of the year will be held on Tuesday, September 24th at 2:05 p.m. in room 166. All members and new students interested in joining are welcome. Please attend to learn more about our goals for this year.
Do you want to volunteer in a river clean-up this year? Do you want to spread environmental awareness to the community and local politicians? Everyone with any environmental knowledge, background, or interest is welcome to join Environmental Club’s first meeting next Thursday, September 19th at 2:00 p.m. in room 206. See Mrs. Eitel or Mrs. Davies for more details.
Athletic News:
The Ski and Snowboard Club meeting will be held on Monday, September 23rd at 2:05 p.m. in room 152. Email Ms. Phillips for details if you cannot attend.
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Friday, September 6, 2019
Are you looking for a quiet place after school to get your homework done? Could you benefit from checking in with a tutor or teacher a couple days a week? If yes, the academic support center is the place for you! The ASC starts on Monday, September 9th. It runs every Monday through Thursday in room 122A from 2:00 - 3:30. Sign up forms are in School Counseling and the Main Office. See Mrs. Barrett if you have any questions.
Attention Students: The library will close this week at 2:30. Please plan accordingly.
Any NHS student who would like to work as a tutor for the Academic Support Center after school on Monday through Thursday from 2:00 - 3:30 in room 122A, please see Mrs. Barrett. You can tutor one day or multiple days.
The Computer Science Club is looking for new members. All are welcome at our first meeting on next Wednesday, September 11th right after school in the Media Center Project Room. No coding experience necessary. See Mrs. Lang for details.
Attention Juniors and Seniors in an UConn ECE course: if you have already attached your parental consent form to UConn’s website, please use your UConn NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). Your deadline is September 30th. For those who have not uploaded the parental consent form, you can still take part in this program for an extra $25 late fee. You have until September 16th to do so, and then you have until September 30th to use your NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). See Mr. Wry in Guidance with any questions.
Got plans on Saturday? Come on out to the Wapping Fair to watch our very own art teacher Mr. Zilinski representing SWHS in the celebrity-teacher charity corn hole challenge! Mr. Zilinski will team up with a celebrity for the chance to win $1000 for our school. The double elimination tournament starts at 2:00 p.m.
If you're interested in joining the Italian Club this year, please join our Google Classroom at 5dwflq.
Do you love arguing? Are you good at defending yourself? Join the SWHS Mock Trial Team. Come to our first meeting on Monday, September 9th after school in room 161 for an introduction to the competition and to learn how Mock Trial works.
Students interested in participating in Model UN this year should come to the first meeting after school on Wednesday, September 11th in the back of the media center. Please see Ms. Simcik or Mr. Richards if you have any questions.
For all interested, the Teen Center will open on Monday, September 9th.
The Ski and Snowboard Club meeting will be held on Monday, September 23rd at 2:05 p.m. in room 152. Email Ms. Phillips for details if you cannot attend.
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Thursday, September 5, 2019
Are you looking for a quiet place after school to get your homework done? Could you benefit from checking in with a tutor or teacher a couple days a week? If yes, the academic support center is the place for you! The ASC starts on Monday, September 9th. It runs every Monday through Thursday in room 122A from 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Sign up forms are in School Counseling and the Main Office. See Mrs. Barrett if you have any questions.
Attention Students: The library will close this week at 2:30. Please plan accordingly.
The FBLA will be having its first meeting and pizza party this Thursday, September 5th at 2:00 p.m. in room 122A. Come on down and see what FBLA is going to be up to this year! See Mrs. Barrett with any questions. See you there.
Any NHS student who would like to work as a tutor for the Academic Support Center after school on Monday through Thursday from 2:00 - 3:30 in room 122A, please see Mrs. Barrett. You can tutor one day or multiple days.
The Computer Science Club is looking for new members. All are welcome at our first meeting on next Wednesday, September 11th right after school in the Media Center Project Room. No coding experience necessary. See Mrs. Lang for details.
If you are interested in Science Olympiad please talk to Mr. Kraus and plan on attending the first new members meeting next Thursday, September 12 at 2:15 p.m. in room 210.
Anyone interested in South Windsor Parks and Rec Ski and Snowboard club should join the Ski and Snowboard Google classroom with the code zaclf55. The first meeting will be at 2:05 p.m. on September 19th in room 252. See Ms. Phillips after that date for an information packet if you cannot attend. Or, sign up outside of her door if you are interested in being emailed information about the outings.
The Teens Against Poverty is a new club this year at SWHS, helping end poverty in the local area. Join this great community service opportunity on Wednesday, September 11th in room 141 for the first meeting. At the first informational meeting, we will discuss how the club functions and all the opportunities you have to participate. There will be snacks. If you are not able to make the meeting, please use google classroom code: glqjpu7, in advance to join the google classroom.
Do you love arguing? Are you good at defending yourself? Join the SWHS Mock Trial Team! Come to our first meeting on Monday, September 9th after school in room 161 for an introduction to the competition and to learn how Mock Trial works.
Are you interested in joining the school's largest club? How about helping out your community? Consider joining the Interact Club, South Windsor High School's community service organization. Our first meeting for new and returning members will be held Thursday, September 12th from 2:00 - 2:30 in the Seminar Room. We hope to see you there! If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Howard in room 134.
Students interested in participating in Model UN this year should come to the first meeting after school on Wednesday, September 11th in the back of the media center. Please see Ms. Simcik or Mr. Richards if you have any questions.
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Wednesday, September 4, 2019
The National Honor Society is currently inviting eligible candidates to complete the selection process. If you are a junior or senior who has a cumulative, weighted GPA of at least 3.67, you should receive a letter in the mail notifying you of your candidacy. If you do not receive a letter but think you qualify, please see Mrs. Farrell in the Math Office. All eligible students should also attend the general body meeting on Wednesday, September 4th at 2:10 p.m. in the cafeteria. Additional selection materials will be provided at that time.
Are you looking for a quiet place after school to get your homework done? Could you benefit from checking in with a tutor or teacher a couple days a week? If yes, the academic support center is the place for you! The ASC starts on Monday September 9th. It runs every Monday through Thursday in room 122A from 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Sign up forms are in school counseling and the main office. See Mrs. Barrett if you have any questions.
Attention Students: The library will close this week at 2:30 p.m. Please plan accordingly.
The FBLA will be having its first meeting and pizza party this Thursday, September 5th at 2:00 p.m. in room 122A. Come on down and see what FBLA is going to be up to this year! See Mrs. Barrett with any questions. See you there.
Any NHS student who would like to be tutors for the Academic Support Center after school on Monday – Thursday from 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. in room 122A – Please see Mrs. Barrett. You can tutor one day or multiple days.
If you're interested in joining the Italian Club this year, please join our Google Classroom at 5dwflq.
The Computer Science Club is looking for new members! All are welcome at our first meeting on next Wednesday, September 11th right after school in the Media Center project room. No coding experience necessary! See Mrs. Lang for details.
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Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Do you have a favorite book or series? Do you mourn the deaths of fictional characters? Have you been looking for suggestions of new books to read? Come join us! The first meeting of the Book Club will be on Wednesday, September 4th at 2:00 p.m. in Room 100. New members are welcome. See Mrs. Busa if you have any questions.
The National Honor Society is currently inviting eligible candidates to complete the selection process. If you are a junior or senior who has a cumulative, weighted GPA of at least 3.67, you should receive a letter in the mail notifying you of your candidacy. If you do not receive a letter but think you qualify, please see Mrs. Farrell in the Math Office. All eligible students should also attend the general body meeting on Wednesday, September 4th at 2:10 p.m. in the cafeteria. Additional selection materials will be provided at that time.
If you are looking for a part-time job as the school year gets underway, come to the Career Center and check out the opportunities posted. Current positions include lifeguards and swim instructors at the Y, working at the South Windsor High School branch of United Bank, and working for Boost Mobile. Information about how to apply is posted on the flyers.
Attention Juniors and Seniors in an UConn ECE course: if you have already attached your parental consent form to UConn’s website, please use your UConn NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). Your deadline is September 30th. For those who have not uploaded the parental consent form, you can still take part in this program for an extra $25 late fee. You have until September 16th to do so, and then you have until September 30th to use your NET ID in the UConn SAS system to enroll in your class(es). See Mr. Wry in Guidance with any questions.
Any Freshman or Sophomore interested in being a youth member of the state’s congressional cabinet should see Mr. Wry in Guidance by September 3rd. This opportunity entails quarterly meetings in Hartford on Saturdays where youth members work with legislators in order to provide insight and created frameworks of legislation on civic affairs.
Any Junior or Senior interested in being a Connecticut Youth Senator should see Mr. Wry in Guidance by September 3rd. This opportunity entails traveling to Washington D.C. in March for a Youth Senate Forum dedicated to having adults work with students on our countries pressing issues. This very prestigious position is highly competitive among Connecticut’s high schools and also comes with a college scholarship component.
Attention Students: The library will close this week at 2:30 p.m. Please plan accordingly.
Got plans on Saturday? Come on out to the Wapping Fair to watch our very own art teacher Mr. Zilinski representing SWHS in the celebrity-teacher charity corn hole challenge! Mr. Zilinski will team up with a celebrity for the chance to win $1000 for our school. The double elimination tournament starts at 2:00 p.m.! Hope to see you there!
The FBLA will be having its first meeting and pizza party this Thursday, September 5th at 2:00 p.m. in room 122A. Come on down and see what FBLA is going to be up to this year! See Mrs. Barrett with any questions. See you there!!!
Anyone interested in South Windsor Parks and Rec Ski and Snowboard club should join the Ski and Snowboard Google classroom with the code zaclf55. The first meeting will be at 2:05 p.m. on September 19th in room 252. See Ms. Phillips after that date for an information packet if you cannot attend. Or, sign up outside of her door if you are interested in being emailed information about the outings.
The Teens Against Poverty is a new club this year at SWHS, helping end poverty in the local area! Join this great community service opportunity on Wednesday, September 11th in Room 141 for the first meeting. At the first informational meeting, we will discuss how the club functions and all the opportunities you have to participate! There will be snacks! If you are not able to make the meeting, please use google classroom code: glqjpu7, in advance to join the google classroom.
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Do you have a favorite book or series? Do you mourn the deaths of fictional characters? Have you been looking for suggestions of new books to read? Come join us! The first meeting of the Book Club will be on Wednesday, September 4th at 2:00 p.m. in Room 100. New members are welcome. See Mrs. Busa if you have any questions.
The National Honor Society is currently inviting eligible candidates to complete the selection process. If you are a junior or senior who has a cumulative, weighted GPA of at least 3.67, you should receive a letter in the mail notifying you of your candidacy. If you do not receive a letter but think you qualify, please see Mrs. Farrell in the Math Office. All eligible students should also attend the general body meeting on Wednesday, September 4th at 2:10 p.m. in the cafeteria. Additional selection materials will be provided at that time.
Athletic News:
Any girls trying out for Volleyball should pick-up a tryout information packet in the Main Office by this afternoon.
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