The UB School of Engineering and National Grid are sponsoring a 4 day STEM/Engineering camp July 30th through August 2nd for students entering their sophomore or junior in high school in the fall. The focus of the camp is to introduce talented students to STEM and engineering disciplines and to encourage them to enroll in a STEM or engineering curriculum in college. Students must be nominated by their high schools. See your counselor by April 25th if you wish to be considered.
Attention Seniors, registration for Prom is beginning. You will receive sheets in homeroom with more information. You must register on a school computer before May 4th. Any questions? See Mrs. Mapps in room 223 or Mrs. Duszkiewicz in room 219.
There will be a recruiter from the Army National Guard in the commons during all lunch periods on Wednesday, April 25th. You can talk to him during your lunch period if you are interested and you can see your counselor if you have any questions.
Attention all Homeroom Representatives: In order to receive a Certificate of Outstanding Participation you must submit a completed Homeroom Representative Participation Form to your CLASS ADVISOR by Thursday, April 26. Questions? See your Class Advisor, or Mrs. Rominger (163)
Attention all students. Ellicott Road Elementary School is looking for high school student volunteers to help at their Science Night. It will be TOMORROW - Thurs. April 26th from 5:30 until 8:00 pm. There is a sign-up sheet outside of Room 160. Please sign up TODAY. Students can get service hours for helping out. You will be helping elementary school students with fun science activities; no special science knowledge is needed. See Mrs. Collins in Room 160 with any questions.
Attention Buddy Club members - This Wednesday, the 25th, we will be staying at the High School to swim. Please make every effort to attend this session. Be at the pool ready to swim at 3:00. See Mr. Behm if you can not attend.
My name is Mr. Zinteck and I will be announcing today’s challenge. The theme for this week is manners. Building on yesterday’s challenge of using people’s names, today’s challenge is to say Please and Thank you, even for the little things. Whether you are asking for an additional copy of classwork or thanking someone for lending you a pen. It seems so easy, but a simple please or thank you can go a long way. PAUSE Now back to the QTV Crew.