Thursday Day 4
Drop C
E-period lunch
- Women in Engineering Career Day: Meet in the front lobby at 7:45 Monday Oct 28. Dress for the weather, "sensible" shoes for walking to UMass
- Swimming informational meeting- Thursday (10/31) after school at the high school in room 112 from 3pm-3:45pm. Come hear what this exciting sport is all about.
- Restorative Justice Class- Looking to make a difference? Want to tackle and understand the different social issues that are challenging our community today? Want to become an advocate and be a leader within your community? Think about becoming a Restorative Justice Practitioner at ARHS. If you are interested please fill out interested form and let's begin the journey for change. RJ Course Signup
- Latinos Unidos-Organizational meeting for Thursday October 24, 2019 after school in the RJ classroom, RM 153. Advisors Luis Algarin and Pedro Mendez will answer any questions regarding the club. Come find out what we're all about, All are welcomed.
- A last few tickets remain for Bing Bong! - an original immersive play by the ARHS Theater Company. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to live over 20 lives in a little under an hour, this is for you! It's uplifting, goofy, serious, and absurd - and all for one person at a time. Tickets are found online at bit.ly/arps-pa or the Performing Arts webpage via the ARHS website. $5 for students/staff - this Wednesday-Saturday.
- Nordic skiing informational meeting- Thursday (10/31) after school at the high school in room 225 at 2:40. Come hear what this exciting sport is all about. In addition, John Morton, former Olympian and World Cup Biathlete, will be giving a talk in the high school library on November 7th at 7pm, mark your calendars
- This year's yearbook theme is The 2000s! Throw it back to your childhood- the colors, the games, the movies, the celebs that molded our generation! We want to encourage folks to dress for Halloween as your favorite 2000s celebrity or character, or to wear your favorite 2000s outfit!
- Remember that yearbooks are available for pre-order online at arps.picaboo.com! If you are a student on free/reduced lunch who wants a reduced price yearbook, email Miss Garrity (garrityc@arps.org) to get your coupon code. The deadline for applying for a coupon code is NOVEMBER 1ST!
- Senior photos are due on December 20th, with NO exceptions! To submit your photo, email it to Miss Garrity at garrityc@arps.org!
- “This year's Minks Halloween prompt is... six word horror stories! Try to write a spooky story in just six words or fewer, like “I just saw my reflection blink”, or “nobody here hired that birthday clown”. Make them scary or funny, and email them to minks@arps.org.”
- What better way to enjoy Spooky Season than with ghouls, ghosts, and goblins?Come join Dungeons & Dragons club, and play the oldest role-playing game out there! No experience or equipment necessary--all you need is an active imagination. Our first session will be on Tuesday, Oct. 29, from 2:30 to 3:45 in room 302. If you are interested in running your very own game, or you have other questions, please email Mr. Lariviere-Werner at larivierewernera@arps.org
- ARHS is hosting FAFSA Day on TODAY (10/24) at 7pm in the library. A day when admissions officers in the area come to work with ARHS seniors and parents & guardians on the two financial aid applications needed for college. Please sign up online - https://www.masfaa.
org/fafsa-day-register/
- Students interested in joining the layout and production team of The Graphic, ARHS's award-winning school newspaper, can come to a training after school on TODAY (10/24), from 2:45-4. Ninth and tenth graders strongly encouraged to stop by! If you like it and learn a lot, you are welcome to join our team and start layout of our next issue on Monday, October 28! Please come!
- Want to make a difference? Do you think the tech professions should have more women and people of color? The place to start is in our own school. The time to start is this TODAY (10/24), 2:30 in room 202. Mr. Young is organizing the production of a video promoting diversity in our tech classes, but the ideas, acting, and video production will be coming from the minds of you, the ARHS students. We hope to do it all in just four meetings. We need as many students, of all types, as possible.
