Please note…Monday is a regular start day. Classes begin promptly at 7:25am. Also, due to the professional development day off, Monday’s classes will follow a Tuesday schedule.
Come see the South Windsor High School Fall Musical, "Annie," Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, November 9, 10 or 11. Cast and Crew are excited to share their hard work with you. There are great songs, super dances, funny scenes, and a real dog! Come check it out! Students are only $10.
Springfield College will make a return visit to the Career Center on Monday. Juniors or Seniors who are interested in finding out more about Springfield College should sign up in Naviance to attend this visits. Seniors who have already applied may find it helpful to speak to the representative attending.
Come join the Science Fiction/Fantasy club in Room 127 for our next meeting on Monday, November 6! We will have snacks while we watch and discuss Rogue One. New members are welcome.
Yoga Club will meet on Monday at 2:15pm in the Chorus Room to practice yoga. All experience levels are welcome! Bring a friend and give it a try. For more information contact Ms. Lane.
Come join the Science Fiction/Fantasy club in Room 127 for our next meeting on Monday, November 6! We will have snacks while we watch and discuss Rogue One. New members are welcome.
The SW Teen Center Youth Council invites you to attend the “CANS” Festival on Monday, November 6, from 6:00 -7:30pm. Please bring a can(s) of food and/or other non-perishable item(s) for the South Windsor Food Bank, and join us as we watch several short films that were made by high school students from around the United States. We will enjoy pizza, popcorn, refreshments and have time for discussion about the films. Register on Eventbrite.com or call the Teen Center for more information.
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Please note…Monday is a regular start day. Classes begin promptly at 7:25am.
A fast fact presented by the Environmental Club: recycling one aluminum beverage can saves enough energy to run a 60-watt bulb for 20 hours, a computer for three hours, or a TV for two hours. The Environmental Club will be meeting every Thursday after school and will always be accepting new members…join us!
Thank you SW for "bee-ing" flexible with the Blood Drive. Even with the relocation, we were able to collect 30 donations. That will save 90 lives! Our next drive will be in January.
Are you interested in learning about different cultures around the world? Come join the all new Unity Club! The first meeting will be on Monday, November 6 after school in the School Counseling Career Center.
Interact Club members will meet today at 2:05pm in the Seminar Room. We hope to see you there!
All FBLA members have a mandatory meeting today in the café at 2:00pm for National Enterprise Day. Dessert will be provided. All members must be present!
Italian Club will meet Monday, November 6 right after school in Room 105. If you would like to make and eat pizza with us, you need to sign up in Google classroom and get your $5 to Mrs. Zaccardelli in Room 226. Space is limited and participation is on a first come, first served basis.
Athletic News:
-Girls basketball will meet today at 2:10pm in Room 102.
-Attention winter athletes: you need to sign up online for a winter sport by November 15 in order to be eligible for the first day of tryouts. If you tried out for or played a fall sport, stop by the Main Office to move your sports forms forward, and drop off your check for $125.00. For questions, see Mrs. Jelly in the Main Office.
-The Boys’ Soccer team would like to thank all the families and friends who came out last Friday to support our seniors and cheer us on at our last home game of the season. Also, thank you to all of those who donated to the soccer team; we appreciate it very much. Your donations helped us get closer to our goal.
-Attention members of the JV and freshman girls’ volleyball teams. You will meet with your coach in the gym after school starting at 2:15pm to return uniforms this week and next. JV players will meet today, and the freshman team will meet with their coach on Monday. It should take about an hour and a half, so plan accordingly. Any questions see either Coach Charter or Holt.
-The girls’ varsity soccer team ran their record to 7-8 yesterday with a win against East Hartford on Senior Night. Caitlin Sauer scored twice, Olivia Besthoff had a tally and an assist, and the Bobcats had a bevy of others find the back of the net including: Rachel Drouin, Jaylene Ferrabelo, Lindsay Fishman, and Karly Suppicich. The Defense was led by a strong effort from Kelly Morson, and in goal, Molly Carroll had 4 saves for the win. The final regular season game is against East Catholic today on the turf.
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Attention Interact Members: Our November meeting is this Thursday at 2:05pm in the Seminar Room. We hope to see you there! If you have questions, please see Mrs. Howard in Room 134.
Thursday, November 2 is National Enterprise Day. It is a mandatory meeting for all of the FBLA members. See you in the Cafeteria at 2:00pm. Dessert will be provided. Again - all members must be present.
Come join the Science Fiction/Fantasy club in Room 127 for our next meeting on Monday, November 6! We will have snacks while we watch and discuss Rogue One. New members are welcome.
Plymouth State University will be in the Career Center at 10:30am this morning, and Washington College will visit tomorrow at noon. Students who were not able to attend the Springfield College earlier in the school year, will be able to meet with a representative on Monday, November 6 at 11: 30am. These and more visits are listed in Naviance. New colleges have just booked appointments!
SADD will be sponsoring a Sock Drive from November 1 to 17. Help keep someone warm this winter with something as simple as a pair of socks. Collection hampers will be located throughout the building.
The SW Teen Center Youth Council invites you to attend the “CANS” Festival on Monday, November 6, from 6:00 -7:30pm. Please bring a can(s) of food and/or other non-perishable item(s) for the South Windsor Food Bank, and join us as we watch several short films that were made by high school students from around the United States. We will enjoy pizza, popcorn, refreshments and have time for discussion about the films. Register on Eventbrite.com or call the Teen Center for more information.
Italian Club will have its next meeting this coming Monday, November 6 right after school in Room 105. We will be making and eating pizza. If you would like to participate, you need to sign up in Google classroom and get your $5 to Mrs. Zaccardelli in Room 226. Space is limited and participation is on a first come, first served basis.
A fast fact presented by the Environmental Club: Air pollution is the fourth largest risk factor of premature deaths, causing one in ten deaths globally. (And if possible include this citation…fact from: www.worldbank.org) Also please note the Environmental Club will be meeting every Thursday after school and will always be accepting new members and we'd be glad to have you!
Athletic News:
-Girls basketball will hold an informational meeting tomorrow at 2:10pm in Room 102. Any returning team members or interested girls should plan to attend.
-The Varsity Girls' Soccer team will play its Senior Night Game at Rye St. Park tonight at 6:00pm; please come out and support the team!
-Varsity field hockey will play Glastonbury today at 3:45pm. Please come out and celebrate our seniors and support the team as they play for the CCC championship!
-The 5th seeded Varsity Girls’ Volleyball team won 3-1 in the first round of the CCC league tournament at home vs. Bristol Central last night. The team will travel to number 4 seed Bristol Eastern tonight for the quarterfinals at 6:00pm. Good luck to the team and we hope to see you there.
-Attention all members of the girls’ volleyball team. The team bus to the tournament match tonight at Bristol Eastern is at 3:30pm. Those players not on the Varsity roster are welcome on the bus and should inform Coach Holt of both their plans to come on the bus, along with any intent to volunteer to work the match. Contact Coach Holt with your plans for the bus, if working, and with any questions.
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College visits continue this week. Please be sure to attend visits that you have signed up for in Naviance! The College of the Holy Cross will be here today after school at 2:00pm.
Attention Juniors and Seniors: It Takes One is an overnight program about distracted driving and making good decisions held here at the school on the night of November 16. The sign up deadline has been extended to tomorrow. Permission forms can be found on Google classroom or in Ms. Flachsbart's room. Please bring your permission slip forms to Ms. Flachsbart in Room 129 or Mrs. Howard in room 134. Don't miss out on this life-changing opportunity!
Attention Skiers and Boarders: The permission slips and payment for Ski Sundown are due Friday, November 3. Be sure to get your forms in to reserve your spot. Spots are filling up quickly.
Athletic News:
-The freshmen girls’ soccer team had an excellent win against Bristol Eastern last Thursday. They won 6-0 with goals scored by Jordan Roberts, Grace Martin, Amanda Cole, Jasmine Ramirez, and Anna Armstrong. Come support the team for their next game against East Catholic at Nevers today.
-Girls Ice Hockey will hold an informational meeting today at 2:15pm in Room 102. Come find out more about the South Windsor/East Catholic/Glastonbury Coop Girls Ice Hockey Team.
-There will be a Girls Basketball Informational Meeting on Thursday 11/2 at 2:10pm in Room 102. Expectations for tryouts and other important information will be discussed. Any returning team members or interested girls should plan to attend.
-Attention winter athletes: you need to sign up online for a winter sport by November 15 in order to be eligible for the first day of tryouts. If you tried out for or played a fall sport, stop by the Main Office to move your sports forms forward, and drop off your check for $125.00. For questions, see Mrs. Jelly in the Main Office.
-All returning wrestlers or any students interested in joining the wrestling team should attend an informative meeting today at 3:30pm in the weight room.
-The Girls’ Varsity Volleyball match in the first round of the CCC tournament was postponed from last night to today. The team will play Bristol Central at Home today at 3:30pm. There is an admission charge for both adults and students, and there will be a concession stand to purchase snacks, so please plan accordingly. Hope to see you there!
-The current varsity girls’ volleyball team must report to the gym by 2:20pm today for tonight's match in home uniform ready to set up the gym. The rest of the team not playing, along with managers should report to the gym by 2:45pm and contact Coach Holt via email or in person today if they are planning to volunteer to work the match. She is in need of several workers for tonight. Any questions see Coach Holt.
-Field hockey defeated Avon 1-0 in an overtime win on Friday. Come out and support the team Wednesday against Glastonbury for Senior Night at home.
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The college season is winding down, but there are still a number of colleges visiting in the next couple of weeks. On Monday, students can learn about Utica College, Emmanuel College and the United States Air Force. Representatives will be in the Career Center throughout the day. Please sign up in Naviance and be sure to attend if you have signed up!
A reminder to any students taking AP courses, your exam fees are due to the School Counseling Office by Tuesday, October 31. Letters were sent home with a registration form at the bottom. If you no longer have a copy of the letter, you can get one in the School Counseling Office. Please note: if you are enrolled in Physics C or Economics – you will take 2 exams for each of those courses. Please make sure you include payment for both exams.
Have you ever wanted to try yoga? Yoga Club will meet on Monday at 2:15pm in the Chorus Room to practice yoga. All experience levels are welcome! Bring a friend and give it a try. For more information contact Ms. Lane in Room 6 or by email.
Attention sophomores! Today is the FINAL day to show your class pride by ordering a sophomore class T-shirt! Forms and money will be collected during all lunch waves.
Buy your Jack O Grams during all lunch waves today…$2.00 each or 2 for $3.00 or 3 for $5.00. Support FBLA!
Monday is the FBLA Fall Leadership Conference Field Trip. The bus will leave at 6:45am. Be at the front of the school by that time. Wear business casual attire. No sneakers and no jeans. Breakfast and lunch will be served.
The all new Unity Club will hold its first meeting will be on Monday, October 30 after school in the School Counseling Career Center. Join us to learn about different cultures around the world!
Athletic News:
-The Boys Soccer Team plays Manchester under the lights tonight at 6:00pm for their third annual Rye Street Soccer game along with their Senior Night celebration. JV starts at 4:00pm. We will be asking for a $2 donation at the entrance to go towards a piece of soccer equipment the team would like to purchase. There will be a small concession stand, and the Booster Club will be selling various items. We hope to see you there!
-Congratulations to the girls’ volleyball team for ending their regular season with a sweep of East Catholic last night. The freshman team won 2-1, JV 2-0, and varsity 3-0. The varsity team will play in the CCC tournament next Monday at the site and opponent to be announced. Congrats again on a great season, and thanks to all who supported the team this fall!
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Attention Skiers and Boarders: The permission slips and payment for Ski Sundown are due Friday, November 3. Be sure to get your forms in to reserve your spot. Spots are filling up quickly.
A reminder to students attending today’s UConn visit: Please report to the Seminar Room at noon if you are planning to attend. This visit will NOT take place in the Career Center. On Friday morning, Quinnipiac University will visit South Windsor High School. This visit will also take place in the Seminar Room. The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising has rescheduled their visit from Monday and will come to the Career Center tomorrow at 12:30pm. Any students who had planned to meet with FIDM should sign up in Naviance again.
Mrs. Barrett's Capstone group will meet this Thursday, October 26, at 2:00pm in Room 126 so that you can hand in your Mentor Logs and Research Logs. This way we can make sure you are all ready for November 7! See you there!
Are you interested in learning about different cultures around the world? Come join the all new Unity Club! The first meeting will be on Monday, October 30 after school at the School Counseling Career Center.
The sophomore class will be selling Class of 2020 shirts! The price will be $15 for a shirt. Order forms have been passed out in homerooms; please see Ms. Dobosz in Room 142 for an extra form if needed. Forms, with payment, will be collected during all lunch waves on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Fashion Club will be meeting on Thursday, October 26 after school in Room 7. Activities for the day include taking the yearbook picture, working on our painted shoe project, and discussing the upcoming field trip to the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. Please make every effort to be there. New members are still welcome!
All students interested in doing Tech for the fall musical, "Annie," should report to Mrs. White at rehearsal in the auditorium tomorrow at 2:15pm. We will start assigning jobs and understanding stage hand responsibilities.
Any student who would like to be involved in our school's “It Takes One” program should bring in the permission slip and money by tomorrow. Please consider taking part in the powerful event on distracted driving and making good choices. Permission slips can be brought to Ms. Flachsbart in Room 129.
Final reminder…RHO KAPPA, national Social Studies Honor Society applications must be submitted by Monday, October 30. The RHO KAPPA induction night has been changed to November 30.
Athletic News:
-Boys’ lacrosse will meet today after school at 2:15pm in Room 102 for returning and interested players to discuss Winter League. Any questions can be directed to Quinn Hannigan and Tyler Osit.
-Field hockey defeated Hall High 3-0. The team moves to 11-1-1. They will take on Avon this week away. Please come out November 1 for their home game against Glastonbury and to celebrate our seniors.
-The Girls Volleyball team would like to say a big Thank You to all who donated to their Side-out Foundation Dig Pink charity match vs. Ellington last week. The team raised $1,700 meeting this year's goal and earning about $200 more than last year. Congratulations to the team and parent volunteers, we are very proud of this accomplishment.
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The Strategy Club will meet today in the Seminar Room from 2:00pm - 3:30pm. Several Halloween themed board games will be featured at this week's meeting. Stop in and see us anytime.
The sophomore class will be selling Class of 2020 shirts! The price will be $15 for a shirt. Order forms have been passed out in homerooms; please see Ms. Dobosz in Room 142 for an extra form if needed. Forms, with payment, will be collected during all lunch waves on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Fashion Club will be meeting on Thursday, October 26 after school in Room 7. Activities for the day include taking the yearbook picture, working on our painted shoe project, and discussing the upcoming field trip to the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. Please make every effort to be there. New members are still welcome!
All students interested in doing Tech for the fall musical, "Annie," should report to Mrs. White at rehearsal in the auditorium this Friday, at 2:15pm. We will start assigning jobs and understanding stage hand responsibilities.
Any student who would like to be involved in our school's “It Takes One” program should bring in the permission slip and money by this Friday, October 27. Please consider taking part in the powerful event on distracted driving and making good choices. Permission slips can be brought to Ms. Flachsbart in Room 129.
A reminder that RHO KAPPA, national Social Studies Honor Society applications must be submitted by next Monday, October 30. The RHO KAPPA induction night has been changed to November 30.
Attention students: If you’re interested in taking a 2018 AP exam and are not currently enrolled in an AP course, please see Mr. Peters or Ms. Wlodarczyk in the School Counseling Office before the end of this week.
Buy your Jack O’ Grams during all lunch waves this week…$2.00 each or 2 for $3.00 or 3 for $5.00. Please support your local FBLA chapter! See Mrs. Barrett with any questions!
The following colleges will visit the Career Center tomorrow: University of Saint Joseph, University of Connecticut, and Ithaca College. Please note – due to high attendance, the UConn visit will take place in the Seminar Room!
Athletic News:
-Attention winter athletes: you need to sign up online for a winter sport by November 15 in order to be eligible for the first day of tryouts. If you tried out for or played a fall sport, stop by the Main Office to move your sports forms forward, and drop off your check for $125.00. For questions, see Mrs. Jelly in the Main Office.
-Girls Ice Hockey will hold an informational meeting on Tuesday, October 31 at 2:15pm in Room 102. Come find out more about the South Windsor/East Catholic/Glastonbury Coop Girls Ice Hockey Team.
-Come cheer on the Boys Soccer Team as they play Manchester under the lights Friday in their third annual Rye Street Soccer game at 6:00pm. JV starts at 4:00pm. We will be asking for a $2 donation at the entrance to go towards a piece of soccer equipment the team would like to purchase. There will be a small concession stand, and the Booster Club will be selling various items. We hope to see you there!
-The girls’ volleyball team will be having a fundraiser at a local Mexican restaurant in Evergreen walk tonight from 5:00pm – 9:00pm. Be sure to bring a copy of the flier to have your purchase count towards the fundraiser. Thanks again for all of your support of the team!
-There will be No Open Gym today.
-Boys’ Lacrosse will meet tomorrow after school at 2:15pm in Room 102 for returning and interested players to discuss Winter League. Any questions can be directed to Quinn Hannigan and Tyler Osit.
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There will be no Science Olympiad meeting this Thursday, October 26. Any questions please see Mrs. Belval in Room 204.
All students interested in doing Tech for the fall musical, "Annie," should report to Mrs. White at rehearsal in the auditorium this Friday, at 2:15pm. We will start assigning jobs and understanding stage hand responsibilities.
Any student who would like to be involved in our school's “It Takes One” program should bring in the permission slip and money by this Friday, October 27. Please consider taking part in the powerful event on distracted driving and making good choices. Permission slips can be brought to Ms. Flachsbart in Room 129.
A reminder that RHO KAPPA, national Social Studies Honor Society applications must be submitted by next Monday, October 30. The RHO KAPPA induction night has been changed to November 30.
A reminder to interested students – Roger Williams University will be here after school today at 2:00pm in the Career Center. Tomorrow is a very busy day with visits from University of New England, The Culinary Institute of America, Penn State, and Connecticut College. Please sign up in Naviance if you are interested in meeting with these representatives and arrive on time for your visit!
Attention students: If you’re interested in taking a 2018 AP exam and are not currently enrolled in an AP course, please see Mr. Peters or Ms. Wlodarczyk in the School Counseling Office before the end of this week.
Attention Mind's Eye members: Mind's Eye will hold a meeting after school today, October 24, in Room 146. Current members as well as anyone interested in joining may attend.
Reminder…the Teen Center Youth Council is hosting tournaments, games and giveaways at the Teen Center on Wednesday and Thursday to celebrate Red Ribbon Week. These are free events; all are welcome!
The Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Organization (HOBY) is a nationally recognized group dedicated to developing leaders through national conferences and training. Any sophomore interested in applying to attend the HOBY Leadership Seminar taking place in the spring are invited to see Mr. Wry in School Counseling for either an application or more details.
Wednesday is National Unity Day. Join SADD to show your support by wearing Orange tomorrow. Take a stand against bullying and promote kindness and inclusion!
Remember to send your friends a Jack O Gram! FBLA is selling Jack O Grams all week during all lunch waves. Jack O Grams will sell for $2.00 each or 2 for $3.00 or 3 for $5.00. Please support your local FBLA chapter! See Mrs. Barrett with any questions!
Don’t forget…Madame Rosano's Capstone Students, a Practice Presentation Session will be held tomorrow Room 228, immediately after school. All students advised by Madame Rosano are welcome to attend, whether you are presenting in November or not.
Athletic News:
-Attention winter athletes: Please remember, you need to sign up online for a winter sport by November 15 in order to be eligible for the first day of tryouts. If you played a fall sport, stop by the Main Office to move your sports forms forward to the winter sport. At that time, you can drop off your check for $125.00. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Jelly in the Main Office.
-Are you interested in playing Girls Ice Hockey? Then attend an informational meeting on Tuesday October 31 at 2:15pm in Room 102 at South Windsor High School…..and find out more about the South Windsor/East Catholic/Glastonbury Coop Girls Ice Hockey Team.
-The Boys Soccer Team needs your support on Friday. They are playing Manchester under the lights in their third annual Rye Street Soccer game at 6:00pm. JV will be playing at 4:00pm. We will be asking for a $2.00 donation at the entrance. This money will go towards a piece of soccer equipment the team would like to purchase. There will be a small concession stand. The Booster Club will be selling scarves, t-shirts and stadium chairs. We hope to see you there to cheer on the Bobcats!
-The Girls Volleyball Team played Manchester at home for senior night with both varsity and JV winning with clean sweeps. Varsity won 3-0 and JV 2-0. The freshmen team will host Ellington tomorrow with a 4:00pm start, and the whole team will travel to East Catholic to wrap up their regular season matches. Hope to see you there! A reminder to the girls on the volleyball team…all players will have practice from 3:30-5:00pm today. Please attend study hall after school then report to the gym ready for practice by 3:20pm. Any questions, see Coach Holt.
-The Girls Volleyball Team will be having a fundraiser at a local Mexican restaurant in Evergreen walk this Wednesday, Oct. 25 from 5:00pm – 9:00pm. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the team, but be sure to bring a copy of the flier to have your purchase count towards the fundraiser. Thanks again for all of your support of the team.
-Field hockey defeated Farmington 7-1. They will take on Hall at home Wednesday at 4:15pm.
-There will be no open gym this Wednesday October 25.
-There will be a Boys Lacrosse meeting this Thursday after school at 2:15pm in Room 102 for returning and interested players to discuss Winter League. Any questions can be directed to Quinn Hannigan and Tyler Osit.
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Students attending the Jets field trip to MetLife Stadium tomorrow must arrive to school and be prepared to load the bus to leave at 5:00am sharp! Please remember to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for a walking tour at the Stadium. You will also want to bring some extra money for our snack and lunch stops.
There will be a meeting for all Student Council representatives today in Room 163 after school. All are welcome!
To celebrate Red Ribbon Week, Drug & Alcohol Prevention and Awareness, the Teen Center Youth Council is hosting tournaments, games and giveaways at the Teen Center on late bus days this week – Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. These are free events, all are welcome!
Today's Mock Trial meeting for attorneys has been cancelled. Lawyers are asked to see Mr. Zeuschner in Room 157 tomorrow.
We kick off a very busy week of college visits today with Merrimack College and the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. Tomorrow, a representative from Roger Williams University will be in the Career Center to meet with interested students. Students should sign up in Naviance if they would like to attend.
Wednesday is National Unity Day. This is the day the country takes a stand against bullying and unites for kindness, acceptance and inclusion. SADD asks South Windsor Nation to show their support for Unity day by wearing Orange on Wednesday.
FBLA is selling Jack O Grams all week during all lunch waves. Send your friends a pumpkin with a note! Jack O Grams will sell for $2.00 each or 2 for $3.00 or 3 for $5.00. Please support your local FBLA chapter! See Mrs. Barrett with any questions!
Madame Rosano's Capstone Students: Please be reminded that a Practice Presentation Session will be held Wednesday, October 25 in Room 228, immediately after school. All students advised by Madame Rosano are welcome to attend, whether you are presenting in November or not.
Athletic News:
-All students interested in trying out for the baseball team should attend an informational meeting after school tomorrow in Room 161. Any questions, please see Mr. D'Amato.
-There will be a girls’ lacrosse team meeting tomorrow morning at 7:00am in Room 142. If you cannot attend, please see Coach Dobosz at some point next week.
-The Boys Soccer Team needs your support on Friday. They are playing Manchester under the lights in their third annual Rye Street Soccer game at 6:00pm. JV will be playing at 4:00pm. We will be asking for a $2.00 donation at the entrance. This money will go towards a piece of soccer equipment the team would like to purchase. There will be a small concession stand. The Booster Club will be selling scarves, t-shirts and stadium chairs. We hope to see you there to cheer on the Bobcats!
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There will be a meeting for all Student Council representatives on October 23 in Room 163 after school. Your leadership team will be leading the meeting. We will be discussing goals of Student Council for the year. All are welcome!
Wednesday, October 25 is National Unity Day. This is the day the country takes a stand against bullying and unites for kindness, acceptance and inclusion. SADD asks South Windsor Nation to show their support for Unity day by wearing Orange Next Wednesday.
FBLA will be selling their annual Jack O Grams all next week, October 23- October 27 - during all lunch waves. Send your friends a pumpkin with a note! Jack O Grams will sell for $2.00 each or 2 for $3.00 or 3 for $5.00. Please support your local FBLA chapter! See Mrs. Barrett with any questions!
Enfield High School will host the Town of Enfield College Fair on Wednesday, October 25 from 7:00pm – 9:00pm. Representatives from colleges, universities, and technical schools will be available to talk to students and parents.
Union Baptist Church in Hartford is organizing the Historically Black Colleges & Universities College Tour for spring 2018. The program tours 7-10 colleges from Maryland to Florida from April 4 -13. Information sessions and workshops prepare students for the experience. The first information session is held on October 24 at 7:00pm. For more information, see the Programs & Events board in the Career Center or go to www.unionbaptisthartford.org
Hey Bobcat Foodies! Next Wednesday, the Cooking Club celebrates a Thanksgiving feast--from a turkey and stuffing casserole, apple crisp, cornbread, and so much more. Bring $5 to Ms. Cliff or Senora Ruiz to reserve your spot on this culinary gravy train!
Attention students 17 and older, please sign up to donate blood on Wednesday, November 1 during school. Over 30 million blood transfusions are needed in the US each year, and your donation can help to save 3 lives! Signups will he held during lunch all of next week. If you have questions please see Mrs. Belval in Room 204.
Athletic News:
-The girls' varsity soccer team defeated Plainville yesterday by a score of two to zero. Olivia Besthoff scored a first half goal from a Jaylene Ferrabelo cross and Karly Suppicich potted a Lindsay Fishman feed in the second to lead the Bobcats. Payton Garcia led the defense and Jianna Mitchell earned the shutout.
-The girls’ volleyball team ran into a tough opponent in East Hartford last night. The freshmen team lost 2 to 0, JV won 2 to 1, and varsity won 3 to 0. The team will host Manchester on Monday for their last regular season match which is senior night. We hope you can come out and support your fellow bobcats.
-All students interested in trying out for the baseball team should attend an informational meeting after school Tuesday, October 24 in Room 161. Any questions, please see Mr. D'Amato.
-For girls who are interested in playing lacrosse in the spring, there will be a team meeting Tuesday morning at 7:00am in Room 142. If you cannot attend, please see Coach Dobosz at some point next week.
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