Day 7
D Period
Lunch
Drop F
- 3-6 volunteers are needed at the Amherst Survival Center next
Monday, June 10th, from 2:30-3:30. Tasks include breaking boxes, unloading
a truck, and putting food away. If you would like to help, email Seo-Ho
Lee at leeseo@arps.org.
- Signed
up for AP PHYSICS for next year and missed the meeting? You must see
Ms Blauner in Room 223 before the end of school to collect instructions
and materials for your summer assignment.
- Holyoke
Pride invites all LGBTQ youth and allies to our Youth Pride Dance on June
15th from 6 to 11 pm at the Holyoke City Hall Ballroom. The theme of this
year’s dance is “Release Your Inner Queen” and will feature two drag performances,
a DJ and lights show, a photo booth, ice cream bar, a nail painting
station, raffle prizes and a red carpet fashion show! Free and open to
youth ages 13-21--Come dressed in your most royal attire ready to dance
the night away! This event is FREE!
- The
Sene-Gambian Scholars Program will have a brief but mandatory meeting
immediately after school on Monday, June 10, in Room 203 for
students participating in the 2020 exchange trip to West Africa
- Tour
Guides Needed:
New 9th graders will be coming to Open House August 22 to learn their way
around and get to know the building before the first day of school.
Friendly, helpful student volunteers are needed to show them around. If
you are able to help, please sign up in the Guidance office.
Signing up is not a firm commitment because we know your summer schedule
may still change, but if you sign up, we will contact you to ask you about
it a couple of weeks in advance of the date. Many thanks for
your help!! If you have questions, see Mr. Sadiq.
- Great
news! This Saturday’s tree planting is at the high
school. 9-Noon
- ATTENTION ALL: Tuesday, June 11th, will be our last day for late buses.
- The Graphic is online (http://thegraphic.arps.org) and you
can pick up a print copy on the box by the library! Read about the school's
contract with Mass. Correctional Industries to reupholster auditorium
chairs at a prison in Norfolk, MA, and keep reading, to
learn about all of the following: our new adaptive gym class, a profile on
incoming principal Gene Jones; Pedro Mendez and our restorative justice
program; vaccines in our district, retiree stories, Limered bubble
tea, Game of Thrones, the POCU trip to Harlem, the Senegambian exchange,
and an exclusive interview with NFL draft Taj-Amir Torres! The
Graphic brings you all the news!
- If you're planning on taking AP Biology next year, there is
a mandatory meeting at 3:00 on Monday, June 10th in room 222. If you are
unable to make the meeting BE SURE to check in with Mr. Cardozo
or Ms. Paradis.
- Notice
regarding attendance for all remaining students: We are seeing a
sudden uptick in students coming in tardy. Some students are arriving so
late that they are actually absent in their first period class. Please be
advised that just because we are near end of year, it doesn't mean that
students should be lax about getting here on time. Be assured that if you
are making a habit of being tardy, it is likely that you could exceed the
absence threshold in one or more of your classes, which would mean that
you would lose credit for that class, regardless of your grade. Remember
that every three tardies equals one absence. Be VERY careful
with and aware of your attendance.
Athletics
- Exciting news! Fall sports registration is
open! Register early on FamilyID and check in with the nurse on your
sports clearance. Imagine heading off for summer vacation knowing
you are all set for your fall sport! Definitely a great feeling!!!!
