BHS DAILY BULLETIN
Friday , May 9, 2014
Athletics:
Girls Lacrosse home v s John Stark 4:00PM
JV Softball home vs Farmington 4:00PM
JV Baseball home vs Farmington 4:00PM
Varsity Baseball @ Farmington 4:00pM- bus departs @ 1:55PM- athletes dismissed @ 1:45PM
SATURDAY:
Track & Field @ Campbell 10:00AM- bus departs @ 7:50AM
Girls Lacrosse:
1. Will be hosting a Dough Raiser today at the Tilton Uno's. Diners will need to present a ticket and a portion of their check will go directly to the girls lacrosse team. Tickets can be picked up in the main office or printed from the below attachment.
Operation Hat Trick New Hampshire Initiative Awareness Week:
We want to raise awareness for our veterans and educate students in the service and sacrifice of our wounded veterans. We believe we can do this by creating a high school program throughout the state through the Operation Hat Trick program.
This spring sixty one NH high schools will be participating in something very unique – the Operation Hat Trick NH High School Initiative. Participating schools will proudly display their logos on a special camouflage Operation Hat Trick hat that their students will wear during OHT Awareness Week. Athletic Directors have organized their student athletes to fundraise for these OHT hats and have been very successful. It is projected that the Operation Hat Trick NH High School Initiative will raise close to $70,000 that will be donated to Operation Hat Trick for use in supporting the awareness and recovery veterans programs in the State of NH. The donation from NH high schools is the largest donation received by OHT to date. According to Dot Sheehan, Founder of OHT, "I am extremely proud of NH high schools. This is an extremely important initiative as there is great need among recovering veterans in NH. I want to thank all of the Athletic Directors for their leadership, passion and energy in getting this done. The monies raised will help so many veterans and it is very much appreciated". Thank you to all those that have participated.
THIS IS HOW IT WORKS:
1. The week of May 12, all participating schools will wear OHT camo hats with their school logo for all baseball and softball games to raise money and awareness for wounded veterans.
Hats will be for sale at all games for family and friends! $20.00
2. Belmont High School games scheduled this week are:
o May 12 – JV Baseball 4:00pm vs. Somersworth
o May 12 – Boys Lacrosse 4:30pm vs. Alvirne
o May 14 – Varsity Baseball 4:00pm vs. Winnisquam
o May 14 – Varsity Softball 4:00pm vs. Winnisquam
o May 14 – Boys Lacrosse 4:00pm vs. Tilton Prep
o May 15 – Varsity Baseball 4:00pm vs. Somersworth
o May 15 – Varsity Softball 4:00pm vs. Somersworth
Red Raider Golf Tournament:
BHS will be hosting the 1st Annual Red Raider Golf Tournament on Friday June 27th at Loudon Country Club. If you would like more info please pick up an informational sheet with details in the main office.
Friends of Belmont Football:
Friends of Belmont Football introduces 1st AnnualATV Raffle. Win a brand new Polaris 570cc EFI 4-wheeler. Only 1000 tickets will be sold. Tickets are $20 ea. 4 chances to win. 2nd prize $250, 3rd prize$100, 4th prize $50. Winners will be drawn when 1000 tickets sold or Final Drawing date on Labor Day, 2014.
Tickets may be purchased at HK Powersports, Laconia,Brookside ll and The Tap, Belmont, Belmont Village Store,D&D Market, Belmont,Winnesquam Market and Deli, Airport Country Store, Gilford,and Patrick's Pub in Gilford, or from FOBF Board Members. Please come out and support your future Football Athletes.
Yearbook Raffle:
Reserve your yearbook next week and earn a chance to win these great prizes! For every $5 you put down as a deposit on your yearbook, you get a raffle ticket toward several prizes, including gift certificates to Brookside, Funspot, D&D and the Broken Yolk. You could also win your deposit back and a free yearbook! Yearbook staff will be at lunches Monday through Thursday next week to take your deposit and give you a ticket to win. What a deal! Yearbooks are sold on a first come, first serve basis. Once they are gone, they are totally gone so reserve yours now, before it is too late! . Please email Ms. Pitrone at apitrone@sau80.org
Senior Class Trips:
If any senior is interested in going on the white water rafting trip, June 4-6 you will need to sign up by today. Money is also be due today.
Junior Prom:
Prom tickets are $45 each and are being sold during lunches. If you are planning on bringing a guest who does not attend BHS you will need to fill out a guest permission form which are available in the main office. This form needs to be signed by a parent.
Spring Fling Dance:
Sponsored by Student Council will take place next Friday, May 16th from 6:00-9:00PM. Admission is $5. Permission forms for guests who do not attend BHS are available in the main office.
PTO:
You won't want to miss this! "It Takes a Village: Risky Teen Behaviors" Workshop on May 19th. Brought to you in partnership by BHS Guidance, Resource Officer Joe, and BHS PTO. The first of a series of workshops for all Belmont and Canterbury parents (Elementary, Middle and High School). Included will be a presentation of the BHS Youth Risk Behavior Survey results, round table discussions, presentations by Officer Joe Marcello and the Partners in Prevention organization and more! Any questions contact Donna Iacopucci at donnaike@metrocast.net . A salad bar dinner will be available for $3.00.
When: Monday, May 19th
Where: BHS Cafeteria
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Guidance:
1. Juniors who want to take TAC math next year must sign up in guidance this week to take the Accuplacer test.
2. American Legion:
Attention Junior boys: Applications for The American Legion Boys State Program that will take place in June are available in the guidance office. Deadline to apply is May 15th.
Attention Junior girls: Applications for The American Legion Auxiliary Granite State Girls
Program in June are available in the guidance office. Deadline to apply is May 15th.
Career Corner:
1. Attention students looking for employment, volunteer opportunities, and/or educational programs this summer…please look at the Guidance Bulletin and Summer Program Boards for up-to-date postings
2. A NEW business partnership has been formed with BHS and the Laconia Muskrats…THE Collegiate Baseball Team in the Lakes Region! If you are looking for a hands-on career related internship this summer, please contact Mrs. Burke for more information. Some career paths to be explored include: Broadcasting, Announcing, Filming, Sports Management, Marketing, Statistics, Merchandising, Operations, Food & Beverage, Athletic Training, and Family Friendly Entertainment! Please e-mail Mrs. Burke at aburke@sau80.org with your interest!
Clubs:
Class of 2016:
1. If you are interested in running to be a class officer next year please see Mr. Hill by today to be added to the ballot. We will also be asking for people who are interested in serving on the Prom Committee next year. This committee will be responsible for making decisions and doing the work required to prepare for prom.
2. Please remember to return your fundraising commitment forms to Mr. Hill by today.
FBLA: Will continue to collect can tabs all year for David's House. You can see Mr. Hill in Rm 211 or pass into the main office.
Boys & Girls Club:
The club teen center on Main St in Laconia is now open for early evening activities, Wed-Sat. Sign up before 5/31 and your yearly membership is free. If you would like more info call 527-0198. See attachment for details.
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