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STUDENT ART GALLERIES!
 

HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT ART PROJECTS
NOW ON DISPLAY!
 
To view the student art galleries, go to the Parent/Students navigation bar at the top of the District home page, scroll down until you see Student Art Galleries.  Off to the side will be another navigation bar allowing you to select the school art gallery you wish to view. 
 
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DISTRICT HEADLINES

  • October You Rock Awards
    11/19/2009 by Julie Bixler
    you_rock.gif you rock image by KaryBatgirl
     


    Award Winners for October
    Alison Patchel (11th Grade-Not Pictured)  - “I chose Alison for several reasons.  She is a bright student and diligent worker.  Whenever there is a free moment in class or has finished her work early, she is taking the time to study or help other students in the room.  Alison’s positive attitude has helped to turn our classroom into a fun learning environment.  For instance, she has volunteered on more than one occasion to read aloud and act out scenes from our play, Macbeth, which has led to better comprehension of the scene and made reading/studying Shakespeare enjoyable for the whole class.  I know she is respected and admired by her peers for her efforts, as well.”  Nominated By:  Mrs. Geige
     
    Emma Lantz (8th Grade-Not Pictured) – “Emma is a great lunch time student services/office runner!  Emma has voluntarily given up her lunch recess to help out everyone in the office.  She is always efficient and more than willing to help.  I sincerely appreciate Emma and all she does for us.  She is SUPER!”  Nominated By:  Mrs. Morenk
     
    Sam Lasher (1st Grade – Morton) – “Sam Lasher is a great leader for his classmates in many ways.  He is always thoughtful and nice to ALL the children in the school.  He likes to help his teacher and is the first one to help out a classmate in need.  Sam also encourages good behavior on the playground.  The kids look up to him as a role model and want to be his friend.  He works hard in all academic areas and has beautiful handwriting, even better than his teacher some days!  He has a great sense of humor and makes us laugh on a daily basis.  We are lucky to have him in our class.  He is, without a doubt, a MORTON STAR!”  Nominated By:  Mrs. Spadafore
     
    Draven Forbes (4th Grade – Washington) – “Draven is VERY enthusiastic and motivated to learn.  He works hard to do his best and is always ready to help his peers.  Draven is very respectful to the people around him (teachers, staff, and classmates).  He is a positive role model to his peers.”  Nominated By:  Mrs. Karnan
     
    Andrew Wuebben (1st Grade – Gardens) – “Andrew takes responsibility for his actions and has shown continuous effort to display positive behaviors in the classroom.  Andrew has been making great choices at school.  I am so proud of his effort.  WAY TO GO ANDREW!”  Nominated By:  Mrs. Mosurak 
  • Looking for H1N1 & Seasonal Flu Information?
    09/24/2009 by Julie Bixler
     
     
    If you are interested in H1N1 & Seasonal Flu information,
    go to the "Forms & Information" navigation bar
    at the top of the website. 
     
    The CDC recommends that people with influenza-like illness remain at home until at least 24 horus after they are free of fever (100 degrees F), or signs of a fever without the use of fever-reducing medications.
     
    -also-
     
    St. Clair County Health Department
    H1N1 School/Community Vaccination Clinic Sites
  • Use of Field Permit Only
    09/10/2009 by Julie Bixler

     
    WE NEED YOUR HELP TO PROTECT
    OUR COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
     
    The new synthetic turf field at Walt Braun Viking Stadium is regularly used by our students and staff members for physical education, band, and athletics, as was intended.  To ensure the proper care and long life of this field, any general public use must be authorized in advance.  At this time, the gates to the stadium are kept open so that the track remains accessible to the public. We must depend upon the assistance and cooperation of all community members to help us protect this valuable asset by only using the synthetic turf field when authorized in advance by permit.  Anyone interested in obtaining a permit to use the field should contact the High School at 364-7161. 
     
    Thank you for your understanding and support!

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