TUUCCSSOONN HIIGGHH MAAGGNNEETT SCCHHOOOOLL DAAIILLYY ANNNNO OU UN NC CE EM ME EN NT TSS Student Announcements Tuesday May 12, 2015 Students: Are you taking your first AP class next year? Have you taken an AP course before but would like to improve next time around? Or would you just like to learn more about what an AP course involves? If so, there is a new three-week, half-day opportunity from June 1 to June 18. You can attend at either Palo Verde, Pueblo, Rincon, Sahuaro, or Tucson High School, it’s FREE, and free breakfast and lunch are available. There will be a field trips to the U of A. free classroom supplies to support your class performance next year, and you will learn strategies to help you to do you best in all you classes. It’s called AP Summer Boot Camp and we’d love to see you there. Please see Ms. Arvayo in M126 for a flyer and registration form. There will be an informational meeting for anyone who is interested in running cross country next year. The meeting will take place in T-362 during conference on Wednesday May 13th. If you can not make this meeting please see Coach Lizarribar in T-362 sometime this week. This will be a short and quick meeting. Seniors please remember that the senior check out forms will be available in the counseling office from May 11th – May 15th. All forms need to be compete and return to V114 in order to receive the wrist band for the senior carnival. If you have lost any items throughout the year, please come by and let us help you check the lost and found area in V114 before school, during lunch time, or after school. On Thurs., May 14th, we will put this years’ lost and found items in the hallway outside of V114 for display and general distribution. Thank you. Summer school information and registration has been updated and is now available in the Counseling Office and on our website. Registration is during conference periods in the cafeteria. Come cheer on your Tucson High Baseball team in the semifinals of the state tournament this Thursday, May 14th @ Hi Corbett with a start time of 6:30pm against CDO High School, the winner will advance to the State Championship Game. GO BADGERS!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! Tucson High Boys Track and Field Team 2nd place with 52 points Division 1 State Meet Championships. The highest finish in 3 decades. Also congratulations to all our athletes: Boys 4 x 100m Relay 42.17 1st place a new school record, Quinton Anzalone, Tavian Ross, DeAndre Williams, Lawrence Wallace Tavian Ross 1st place 400m 48.01 new school record and 5th place 200m 22.49 Lawrence Wallace 6th 100m personal best Austin Perkins 6th place 44'6"personal best Onome Ugbisien 3rd place 200m 25.17 personal best and 5th 100m 12.21 Neysia Howard 6th 100m 12.32 Ana Lopez 8th high jump 5'2" Girls 4 x100m relay 6th 49.21 Breanna Lopez, Onome Ugbisien, Khori Wells, Neysia Howard The girls team placed 13th with 16.5 points. Their highest finish in many years. Excellent job everyone!!! Staff Announcements Please review the final weeks schedule with your students. SAT Question of the Day Critical Reading > Sentence Completions Choose the word or set of words that, when inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole. Observing the newspaper’s tradition of ------- attention to accuracy, the reporter ------- every statement made by her informant. Answer Choices (A) scrupulous . . verified (B) lax . . challenged (C) sporadic . . corroborated (D) systematic . . bungled (E) inordinate . . exaggerated Correct Answer: A Explanation It makes sense to claim that the reporter’s verification of a source’s information would conform to her newspaper’s “scrupulous,” or precise, standards for accuracy. Badger Pride!