Day 6
D Period Lunch
Drop E
- "The Class of 2021 is hosting a movie night next
Friday, March 29th at 7:30 in the auditorium!
If you would like to vote for the movie that we show, be sure to fill out
the survey that will shortly be arriving in your email. Thank you!
- Job opportunity: Student Painters is seeking folks age 16+ to
begin doing marketing! You'll need your own vehicle or access to one and a
smartphone. They are looking for folks who are able to work at least 3
days a week from 4-7pm to do door-to-door marketing and sales. Wages are
$12/hour plus a $2 commission bonus for each sale. Contact Luke Chase at
774-444-0261 to book an interview! Flyers available in Guidance.
- Students wishing to use the library during lunch should come
prepared with quiet academic work and should plan to eat in the cafeteria
before coming to the library. Due to an increase in trash being left in
the library, food is not permitted at any time unless eaten in the
designated round sofa area. Thank you for helping us keep our library
clean and open to students throughout the day!
- Students Interested in Taking a College Class: If
you indicated, during course registration that you are interested in
taking a college class next year, while in high school, your A Period
Teacher will have an application with your name on it tomorrow
morning. Please pick it
up from your teacher. You do not need to print the attachments
here...they are just back up in case you lose your hard copy. To
search for courses in the Amherst College Course scheduler, make sure you set the semester to Fall 2019 and
enter search term (s). Results appear below--you have to scroll to see
them. Applications will be due April 12th, the day before our spring break. Mr.
Sadiq will hold a brief informational meeting, after school on
April 11th, for students planning on
taking a college course next year. Please plan to attend, and if your
application is ready then, we'd love it if you turned it in early. Two
notes:
1. For those planning on MVC at Amherst College for math next year,
we will select which section, based on meeting the rest of your HS needs and
based on giving everyone access to
the course. Seniors will be prioritized. On your application, please list
your first and 2nd choices.
2. We are giving you the application, now that AC has their course
schedule up, so that you can see what the options might be. You can look
and explore on-line at this time, using the link to the course scheduler
above; please do not approach
professors for permission to enroll until after ARHS has spring break and after
you have the high school permission form in hand (which we will
distribute on your first day back from break). Mr. Sadiq will explain
next steps at the meeting, if you still have questions after reading the
instructions attached to the application. Look for classes toward the end
of the day...a 12:30 class will require 3 blocks of time, a 1:30 class will
require 2 blocks of time.
- Any student wishing to serve on the jury for the
Student Written Play Festival should contact Mr. Bechtold in
person to complete a brief but important application. We'd love a
jury with a wide range of backgrounds and experiences with theater,
including having some less-experienced people on board. Stop by the
auditorium if you're interested!
- All Vehicles parked on school grounds should have a current parking permit or risk being towed. We will be checking for parking permits starting the week of March 25th. It will cost approximately $125 to retrieve a towed vehicle.
- Attention
all ARHS writers! The Minks submissions will be closing for publication
soon! If you have a poem, a short story, an essay, or any piece of writing
that you're proud of and would like to see published, email it to minks@arps.org. The
deadline for all submissions is April 30th.
- Seniors: Applications for the ARHS local scholarships
are due on Monday, April 1 at 3:30 p.m. So far, only one student has
applied at scholarships@arps.org. Unless you submit your own applications,
she will walk away with a lot of money. You received the booklet of
scholarships and the application on Feb. 26 in an e-mail from Ms.
Ross. Please apply!
- Hey! Anyone can submit a play for the Student-Written Play Festival - that means you! There's two
categories: 10-minute and 1-minute plays. They can be serious,
hilarious, stupid, whatever you like. Just submit them by
March 30. Details are on a handout on the auditorium doors - or
see Mr. Bechtold for details
- Support the ARHS SENE-GAMBIAN SCHOLARS
PROGRAM by ordering WEST AFRICAN TAKE-OUT MEALS! Hot
meals (in microwavable containers) will be available for pick-up
on Tuesday, March 26, at the side entrance, by the athletic
fields, 3-5 p.m. Choices include vegetarian and chicken dishes. You can
pick up an order form in the office or order online at tinyurl.com/WestAfricanMeals.
- If you are interested in learning more
about the Marines, recruiters will be in Guidance from 2:30-3:30 Tomorrow,
Thursday, March 21st to answer questions and give information!
- Important Yearbook Announcements:
1.
Reminder
to PRE-ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK at arps.picaboo.com as soon as possible! Yearbooks are $45, and
the deadline to order is April 19th!
2.
Our art
contest is still open! Win gift cards to Amazon and Dunkin Donuts!
3.
We need
more candid photos! Send us pics of you and your friends hanging out at school
or school events! Email to garrityc@arps.org or submit via the
Yearbook pre-order page!
4.
We have
24 slots for parent ads in the yearbook! $45 per slot, each ad covers the cost
of a yearbook for a senior on free/reduced lunch! Submit your ad via this link
and bring cash or a check to Crystal Garrity in Guidance to reserve your
spot! https://goo.gl/forms/mJENcQ1E6wwazBVr1
- Are you a sophomore or junior interested in perusing a
STEM degree? Then the UMASS Shadow Day might be for you.
Attend a free dinner on March 26th where you will hear presentations from
UMASS STEM students. Then visit UMASS on April 3rd, attend classes,
visit STEM labs and get a free lunch! See your science teacher
for more information and a permission slip. Permission slips should
be turned into Mr. Woodruff in room 227. Space is limited and
students will be accepted on a first come first serve basis.
- Interested in auditioning for Chorale or Hurricane Singers next
year? Sign up for an audition time outside of the choir room. It’s low
stress and requires no preparation! There are times available after school
on Monday, March 25 and Tuesday, March 26. See Mr. Fruth for more details.