BHS DAILY BULLETIN
Monday , January 27, 2014
Athletics:
No games scheduled today.
Indoor Track:
At the Saturday afternoon meet at the University of New Hampshire, Belmont High School's Joseph Boles placed first in the 1500m, setting a new school record of 4:18.0 and Bruce Zimmer placed third in the shot put, also setting a new school record, with a throw of 44' 9". Kyle Patten sprinted to a time of 7.2 seconds in the 55m but failed to qualify for the final. Boles and Zimmer have both qualified for and will compete in the Division II State Championship Meet at Dartmouth College next Sunday.
PTO:
BHS PTO is looking for parents and local community members to host a vendor table at our 1st Annual Lakes Region Mom Prom on Saturday, March 8th from 7-10 pm. The Mom Prom is a fundraising event for the PTO. We will have a DJ playing favorite dance hits from the 70s, 80s and beyond, and we are encouraging everyone to wear outrageous gowns ! The PTO is looking for vendors such as Avon, Mary Kay, Tastefully Simple, Pampered Chef, Thirty One Bag, Tupperware, Norwex, hair salons, spas, candy shoppes, photographers and more to tempt our guests with some shopping ! There will be no charge to host a vendor table; however we ask that each vendor donate an item valued at $ 20+ retail for our raffle. Please contact Carrie Martin to sign up, or for more information at CarrieM@wmi-t2.com or 267-6177 after 6 pm.
Class of 2014: Yearbook :
PARENTS OF SENIORS: There is still time to purchase recognition ads in the yearbook for your graduating seniors! Please feel free to contact Angela Pitrone atapitrone@sau80.org to place your order or for more information. Don't wait too much longer... the deadline for submitting final yearbook pages is fast approaching.
School2Career Corner –See Mrs. Burke for more details and permission slips!
Sample of Second Semester Internships and Job Shadows Available
LRGHealthcare – Assist in the Family Birthplace during Tea Time & Quiet Time afterschool or at 1:00pm!
Boys & Girls Club of Lakes Region – Art Intern, Athletic Intern, Marketing Intern, and Public Policy
Citizen of Laconia – Daily Publications Intern (newspaper industry careers)
Foley Oil Co. – Home Energy Service Intern, Office Administration Intern
Madeira USA – Business Administration (Marketing, Sales, Finance, Customer Service) Intern
NH Ball Bearing – Manufacturing/Engineering Intern
Patrick's Pub & Eatery – Restaurant Management Intern
The Home Beautiful – Bookkeeping, Interior Design, Paint, and Retail Sales Internships
Guidance Office:
1.Women in STEM High School Aerospace Scholars (WISH) is an interactive on-line science, technology, engineering and mathematics learning experience for female high school juniors from across the U.S., culminating in a one-week residential experience at NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston. Offered at no cost to the student, WISH consists of seven online modules and a final project from January 2014 through May 2014 under the guidance of certified educators. Based on success in the online coursework, students may be selected to attend a weeklong summer experience where they will interact with NASA scientists, engineers and technologists to design a human mission to Mars. Additionally throughout the online portion and summer experience, these young women will be introduced to NASA female role models who will share their education and career paths.
Please direct students and other educators to the project website for additional information and the application,http://wish.aerospacescholars.org. The deadline for the application and all supporting documentation is midnight CT, January 30, 2014. The project is sponsored by NASA and the Education Flights Project Office and offered at no cost to the participants.
2.UNH is offering a FREE unique opportunity for high school juniors to attend a Hospitality Management Summer program from July 20-26 at UNH. This week long program will have participants live on the UNH campus, travel to see and meet industry people and work with UNH faculty and students. Information and registration is available at paulcollege.unh.edu/hospitality
Class of 2015:
Unique opportunity for you. The Clarkson School in Potsdam, NY has a Scholars Award Program. In order to be considered for this program, you must be a junior, have a class rank in the top 15%, minimum GPA of 93 and have a great interest in The Clarkson School with an early entrance option. If chosen for this program you could receive a $15,000 scholarship towards tuition and fees. If you fit the criteria and are interested in this program see Mrs. O'Connell in guidance by 2/15.
National Honor Society:
1. NHS is looking for a FEW GOOD MEN. It is that time of year again to put on Mr. BHS. This year 8 junior and senior men along with their female escorts will parade around the stage, dancing, showing off formal wear, and prancing in a swimsuit. Please see Ms. Angwin in the Irish Alcove for an application
2. Will be running a warm clothing drive until the end of the month. They are asking for hats, gloves, coats, pants etc.. If you are interested in donating items can be dropped off in Ms. Angwin's room (204)
Class of 2016:
Students and Parents - Students have raised over $4,000 this year already! Many students have been actively involved in our fundraisers, but there are still some students who have not participated, and we want them to get involved so it becomes inexpensive for them to participate in class activities at the end of our high school years. Here is our next opportunity for ALL OF YOU to participate in ... on May 6th, we will be partnering with Tilton AutoServ to host a Ford Drive 4 UR School event. Basically, students ask family and friends to come test drive a Ford vehicle, and for each person who participates, the student will receive $20 in their individual accounts. We are awaiting more details on the program, which will be distributed as it gets closer, but please put the date in your calendar and start to gather participants! Good luck!
Clubs:
Robotics:
Meets today @ 2:30PM in Rm 209.
Chess Club:
Meets tomorrow at 2:30PM in Rm 209.
Student Council:
Meets tomorrow at 2:30PM in Rm 216.
NFHS:
1. There will be a National French Honor Society Meeting for all current and new members during break tomorrow in room 205. Please come right at the beginning of break
2. National French Honor Society Induction will be held on Thursday, Jan. 30th in the library @ 6:00PM.
Winter Carnival "Around the World" Semi-formal dance will be held on Friday, Feb. 14th from 7:00-10:00PM. Purchase your tickets in advance today. Pre-bought tickets are $10 or $15 at the door. Food & drinks from a variety of countries will be included in the purchase of your ticket.
FBLA:
Meeting schedule for this month. All at 2:20pm in Mr. Hill's room
Thursday, 1/30, Wednesday , 2/5
National Honor Society:
Will be running a warm clothing drive until the end of the month. They are asking for hats, gloves, coats, pants etc.. If you are interested in donating items can be dropped off in Ms. Angwin's room (204
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