ANNOUNCEMENTS: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH
LUNCH TODAY CHICKEN NUGGETS OR SLOPPY JOE
Applications for summer lifeguarding at the Manito Pool are available on the office ledge
Today we are having a Rock, Paper, Scissors Battle. Everyone should have received a beaded necklace this morning. During passing periods and lunch you can challenge anyone with a beaded necklace to a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. Best of 3 wins. The loser hands over ALL their beads to the winner. At the end of the day we will determine the winner. The winner will have a choice of $10 gift card to either Casey's or Roasted. You may not play during classes. Teachers can confiscate beads if you are caught disrupting class. All teachers have 5 beaded necklaces. In order to challenge a teacher, you must have at least 5 necklaces yourself. Any questions or concerns can be directed to a student council member or Miss Sauder in Room 10. Good luck!
Lady Raiders put up a win last night, taking victory at home against the New Berlin Pretzels with a final score of 6-2. Lexi Wood earned the win for the Raiders, pitching 7 innings in the circle with Emma Junkin staying strong behind the plate. Junkin was clutch at the plate with 2 RBIs, alongside Grace Meeks and Mia Warner collecting an RBI each. Lady Raiders defense didn't commit a single error throughout the game, and Ava Warner made the most plays with eight. Meeks had a team high of 3 hits, and Addison Friedrich had a pivotal throw out at home from centerfield. It was a team effort. Great job Raiders, and we look forward to an away game against Williamsville on Thursday!
Attention seniors, if you are applying for the Rotary scholarship and have not presented at the meeting, the last meeting to present is April 15th. Please see Mrs. Harbourn asap!
There will be a science club meeting the last 15 minutes of 5B today
Prom tickets are available from Miss Shaffer until Friday, April 25. Don't forget to sign-up for Promenade as well!
Juniors and seniors: nominations for prom court will be done next week in google classroom. If you do NOT want to be on prom court, please tell Miss Shaffer by Friday.
It’s time for the 2025-2026 Student Council elections. Applications for the following Executive Board offices are available on the bulletin board in the horseshoe: President, First Vice President Community Service, First Vice President Teacher Appreciation, Second Vice President Student Activities, Secretary, and Treasurer. If interested in being the Homecoming Second Vice President or the Honor Council Assistant, see Miss Sauder. These are appointed positions, not elected ones. All applications must be turned in to Miss Sauder by Friday, April 11. Speeches will be given on Thursday, April 17. Student Council elections will take place on Thursday, April 17.
Bring your money to put into the cups at the StuCo table in the foyer this week to determine who will get pied in the face on Friday. All proceeds go to Joshua's Great Things. Joshua's Great Things mission is to raise money for much needed pediatric brain cancer research and to help families when they need it most.
There is an FFA Chapter Meeting tonight in Ms. Hofreiter’s room from 5:30-7:30 pm
Current sophomores and juniors, if you have not taken the ICC placement test, ICC will be here May 6th. You will need to sign up with Mrs. Harbourn.
Please see Mr. Norris for your prom out-of-school guest forms. They are due back by April 28th.