DRAMA: Today is t-shirt day. Remember, we will be watching a recording of the production after school from 3:10-4:45PM in the auditorium. Remember…we will be announcing next year’s show after the viewing! Also please bring in your scripts no later than March 12th. If you are interested in keeping your script, the cost is $12. See Mrs. Parker with any questions or concerns.
AFTER SCHOOL VOCAL GROUPS: Monday, March 12th – In order to be able to see the video of this year’s musical, the Girls Group rehearsal will be combined with the Boys Group rehearsal on Thursday, March 14th, from 3:10-4pm. Please rearrange your calendar accordingly. Thank you for your flexibility, girls!
TECH GYRLS: Attention 6th and 7th grade girls! In partnership with the YWCA, Tech Gyrls, an after school program for girls, by girls is coming to Northeast! Explore weekly STEM activities, do experiments, and think like a scientist. Tech Gyrls will be Thursdays after school from February 22nd to April 19th. Space is limited to the first 20 students that sign up. If interested, please see Ms. Albus in student services for a permission slip.
SOCCER: Attention Northeast Soccer Players! Today will be the start of Soccer Tryouts for the Northeast Soccer Team. Please have all proper Physical Form Packets and Section 7 Forms into Mr. Spieker by today. There is a chance you cannot tryout unless you have these proper forms done with your parents & guardians. If you need forms, please go to the Main Office or see Mr. Spieker in room A108.
BOOK FAIR: It’s not too late! The book fair has been extended and the last day will now be Today, March 12! Hope to see you there!
GIRL SCOUTS: The girl scouts will be meeting every Friday from 3:10-4:05pm until April 6th.
WORLD LANGUAGE CLUB MEMBERS: Our next meeting will be this Wednesday, March 14th in Señorita Danner’s room B201. See you then!
DANCE TEAM: Remember forms are due. If you have permission forms, please give them to Mr. Huie. Mr Huie is also collecting salsa papers.
THOUGHT OF THE DAY: Here’s something to think about. In the past, a student who was courteous and respectful was admired and well thought of by other students. Today, the student who is disrespectful and rude is sometimes thought to be “cool.” Listen to the words of Eric Hoffer, a former longshoreman turned philosopher: Rudeness is the weak man’s imitation of strength. In other words, being rude is a cover-up for weakness and insecurity. Today, ask yourself this question: When people feel good about themselves, how do they behave? Are they rude… or strong and caring? Are they disrespectful … or courteous and respectful? According to Mr. Hoffer, being rude is the weak thing to do. What do you think?