BHS DAILY BULLETIN
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Parents:
Grades close on Friday, October 2nd.Progress Reports will be mailed home on Tuesday, Oct 6th.
Cool School Dollars:
When doing shopping at Steeplegate Mall, save your receipts and drop off in the box in the main lobby. All monies earned benefits our scholarships.
Athletics:
TODAY:
Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Hillsborough/Deering 4:00pm
Boys Varsity Soccer @ Inter-Lakes 4:00pm Bus leaves 2:20pm, dismiss @ 2:10
Boys JV Soccer @ Inter-Lakes 5:30pm bus leaves 2:20pm, dismiss @ 2:10
Golf:
Congrats to Mike Sanborn for earning co-medalist honors at Canterbury Woods yesterday. Mike played great in his last home golf match carding five pars and shooting a tournament low 43. Also scoring for the team in a second place finish were, Nicole Antonucci 48, Trevor Hunt 51, and Wyatt Paquin 53.
Game Schedule: Saturday, October 3rd
Girls JV Soccer - 1:00pm
Girls Varsity Soccer - 2:00pm
Boys JV Soccer - 2:45pm
Boys Varsity Soccer - 3:45pm
Girls JV Volleyball - 4:30pm
Girls Varsity Volleyball - 6:00pm
Volleyball games played at BMS
Clubs & Organizations:
Seniors:
Ø Senior class officers please report to Ms Pitrone's rm (210) at the beginning of power hour today, for a brief meeting.
Ø Seniors and parents! The NHHEAF College Night, Tuesday, Oct 6th @ 6:30PM in the BHS café. AT 6:30PM IN THE BHS CAFETERIA
Ø We need 8-10 students and 2 parents (grillers) to help out at homecoming on Saturday, October 3rd. Please see Mrs. Pitrone to sign up. Shifts are from 11:30-2:30 and 2:30-5:30. Also, we need donations of grilling meats, breads and condiments. Ideas? See Ms. Pitrone in 210.
Ø Dr. Richards will be available for college/career, financial aid and scholarship planning in group appointments or one-on-one appointments to help you plan your senior year and beyond. Sign up sheets are in the guidance office. She will make herself available during power hour on Tuesdays & Wednesdays at BHS and can make individual appointments at other times as needed.
Class of 2017:
Class of 2017, we still are in need of donations for homecoming. If you are willing to donate something, see Taylor Yelle for the list of things that need to be donated.
Class of 2019:
Freshmen and parents:
Homecoming at BHS revolves around community and sports. Fri. we have Unity Day where we have team games between block 5/6 classes, the bonfire and dance and Sat. sports. Each grade sells concessions. This year we have snacks. Mrs. Hamilton and Hampton are the class advisers. They asked local stores for donations. They are asking your help to follow up and shop. There are specific items we need. If you can help please email either. The students sell these items during the games to raise money for prom and other class activities. We have one student per time slot signed for each 1/2 shift. We need more volunteers. Please encourage them to participate and become involved. Thanks. Have a great week.
Student Council:
Ø Student council need your help in collecting wooden pallets for the home coming bonfire that will be happening Friday, October 2nd. Please only bring non painted pallets to the designated grass area behind student parking. Pick-up truck needed to pick up pallets for bonfire. If you have a pick-up truck and are willing to drive to pick up pallets for our bonfire, please see Mr. McDonald or Mr. Cilley.
Ø "Belmont High Homecoming T-shirts are on sale this week from 10:30 - 11:00 in the lobby. $5 each or $10 for two. You can also ask your local Student Council Leadership Team representative about purchasing a shirt."
Ø Homecoming Bonfire and Dance will be Friday,October 2nd 7-10pm. If you are bringing a guest that does not attend BHS you need to get a permission form in the main office.
Ø Show your ally week support for the LGBTQA and community by wearing purple this Thursday, and show your school support this Friday by wearing BHS colors.
FBLA:
Important meeting being held on Friday, Oct 2nd- second half of power hour in Rm 202.
DRAMA:
Any student wishing to attend the NH Educational Theatre Guild's Fall Workshops at Plymouth State on October 16th should pick up the paperwork from the bulletin board outside the band room and turn it in with payment to Ms. Pitrone in room 210 as soon as possible. The deadline for schools to register is by October 3rd.
GAMING CLUB:
Today @ 2:20-3:30 Library
ATG CLUB:
Tomorrow Wednesday 2:15 in Room 106
Math Team:
Math Team members planning to compete in next week's math meet need to see Mrs. Delgado by Friday - Room 209.
SPANISH CLUB:
Are you a leader? Do you want to run for office? Do you need National Honor Society volunteer hours? Do you want to build your resume, college applications or scholarship prospects? Do you want to become involved? Do you want to travel? Are you interested in culture? Come check out Spanish Club Wed. 1st half of power hour Wed. Sept. 30
French Club:
Cheese fest will be held on Tuesday, Oct 13th @ 2:20-3:30PM in Rm. 105
LR Scholarship 2015 Community Spelling Bee:
October 22, 2015 @ 6:30pm Laconia High School. Please see attached flyer for information & team registration form.
Guidance:
1. Any senior who is applying to for Service Academy Nominations from Senator Jeanne Shaheen needs to have all their application materials postmarked or hand delivered to her Manchester office by the close of business on Friday, October 2, 2015.
2. Any senior who is applying for the 32 credit diploma of distinction, the 20 credit diploma or an application to be an early graduate must see Mrs. O'Connell in the guidance office to pick up applications for this process. Completed applications are due back in the guidance office by October 15th.
National Honor Society:
National Honor Society Members: We are signed up to do the Making Strides Breast Cancer Walk on October 25th at 10:00 am. Please plan accordingly, and email me your t-shirt size at jhaubrich@sau80.org. Thank you! Ms. Haubrich
Upcoming School-to-Career opportunities with Mrs. Burke:
1. Ocean Discovery Day at UNH on October 16th – Students interested in exploring careers in Marine Science should take advantage of this opportunity! You will be able to talk with Scientists, operate an ROV in the deep water tank, learn about ocean mapping and acoustics and touch live sea creatures. Please sign up in Guidance by 10/8/15 to reserve a spot on the bus!
2. Career Power Hour is BACK and October is LRCC Month! Please sign up in guidance for the FREE Catered Lunch for one or ALL of the sessions! Professionals will be here to answer your questions about career options and skills needed to be successful in the following career paths:
October 8th – Information Technology with Professor Lavallee
October 13th – Electrical Technology with Professor Barney
October 15th – Marine Technology with Professor Marsh
October 20th – Marketing & Advertising with Professor Rose
October 26th – Culinary Arts Talk Chef Patrick Hall
October 27th – Advanced Manufacturing with Professor LaBrecque
*Sessions will take place in guidance from 10:20 – 11:20am with lunch starting at 11am!
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