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January, 2015
Dear Family and Friends of Mount St. Joseph High School,
I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas, and I would like to wish you all a happy,
prayerful, and healthy 2015. We have been tremendously blessed at the Mount, and I
believe firmly in my heart that the Xaverian Charism is alive and well. I see examples of
this every day at school.
Just weeks ago, two gentlemen from the Class of 1939, in a priceless moment,
shared stories and play-by-play action of a football game from over seventy years ago. It is
my understanding, if I have my facts correct, that we defeated City College High School
and brought them their first defeat in football in four years. For these two gentlemen from
the Class of 1939, it was like yesterday, each sharing aspects of the game, with the Mount
as a huge underdog, and sharing pride in this victory from so long ago. When we speak about classmates for four
years, brothers for life, no one better epitomizes this aspect more than these two gentlemen.
In December, in the midst of the Christmas season, and on a snowy night in New York City, just off of
Times Square, we hosted a gathering of Mount men. Through the course of the evening, each alumnus was
reminiscing about his days at the Mount. When I formally asked them if they wanted to share stories with the
group, a member of the Class of 1994, whom I had taught, went on to share the story of how his junior retreat
changed his life forever. Then we had a graduate of the Class of 1996 pull from his pocket a memento from his
senior retreat that he has carried with him for the last fifteen years. Not often can a high school proclaim and show
examples of one’s growth in faith in their years in high school. But the Mount stands proud in extolling the
virtues of Xaverian education with its graduates.
Just recently, our students, faculty and staff put forth much effort to provide a joyful Christmas for many
disadvantaged families with hundreds and hundreds of toys, shoes, gloves and scarves accumulating in the Main
Office area, in the Development areas, and all around the school offices. To see the culmination of hard work and
effort to grant a Merry Christmas to 108 families by providing big bags of Christmas presents brought joy to my
heart. We are reaching out to those in need, and we provide examples of service for our students that they will
carry with them for a lifetime.
I would ask you to please keep the Mount in your prayers and that we stay focused on our Xaverian virtues
and our mission as a Catholic school. Happy New Year!
Thank you and God bless you.
Sincerely,
George E. Andrews, Jr.
President
Dear Parents/Guardians:
Happy New Year! I hope your Christmas Season was blessed in everything and every way you wanted it to be!
God is so good to us, and we give thanks and praise to Him for coming into our lives each and every day!
The attached picture expresses the best Christmas present I have ever received, the opportunity to hold both of my
grandchildren. As many of you know, my son teaches in Malaysia, and the last time I saw my grandson was at his birth in
April. What a joy for my wife and me to have Emma and Umar in our arms! We have no idea when we will have the
family back together again, but we trust in God and will follow His plan for our family.
Less spectacular, but still significant, was the letter I received from the Middle States Association regarding the
accreditation for Mount Saint Joseph. We received a glowing report regarding the changes we have accomplished during
the past three years. Our faculty and Middle States committee have worked tirelessly in developing new initiatives that
strengthen our academic program!
Before we are ready to begin 2015, we need to look back to December and recognize some members of our
community for their love, support and dedication to Mount Saint Joseph.
On December 3rd, we celebrated the Feast of Saint Francis Xavier in a school-wide Mass with many members of
the Xaverian Brothers in attendance. As part of this day, we recognized Mr. Kraig Loovis and Mr. Jerry Naylor as the
recipients of the Ryken Award. Congratulations to both for the award and their dedication to our school community.
On special occasions such as a school wide liturgy, we asked your sons to wear a sports blazer as part of the
regular dress code. While I'm not in favor of this as an every day code, it is important to learn to dress for the event. If
your son does not have a sports coat, I would ask you to invest in one. There will be other events when this type of dress
is required. To see the student population dressed is this fashion is truly impressive! Thank you for your understanding in
this matter.
In other December events, congratulations to the band and choir members for the spirited performance to a packed
audience on December 11th. Mr. Norris and Mrs. Esserwein are committed to developing the talents of our young men
who are in these programs. It was a fun evening for all!
Congratulations to our juniors who received their class rings on December 13th. It was another packed event of
students, families, and faculty at Saint Joseph Monastery Church.
December also saw the commitment of our MSJ community to the poor and marginalized members living in the
surrounding area. With the effort of our students, faculty, staff and Mothers' Club, we were able to supply canned goods,
meals, and gifts to Saint Jerome's, My Brother's Keeper, in the Irvington area, and St. Bernadine's parish. Our thanks to
Ms. Coyne and Mrs. Gonzalez for organizing the student component, Mrs. Saia and Mrs. Davis who organized the
Mothers' Club sponsorship, and faculty members of Mr. Davis, Mrs. Hubbard, Mr. Jeffrey, Mr. Kauffman,
Mr. Henry, Mrs. Terranova, Mr. Bonham, Mr. Townsend, Mrs. Czyryca, Mr. Belzner, Mr. Peightel, and
Mr. Pittman. Staff members Mrs. Byron, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Sexton, Mrs. Peightel, and Mrs. Yost contributed in
many ways. Adding additional help as Santa's helpers were: Mrs. Cupps, Mrs. Parson, Mrs. Ruf, Mrs. Shotting,
Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Campbell (alumni and present mothers)!
Many other groups such as the administration, the DePaul Program, alumni parents, present parents, XBSS,
Service and Spirituality classes, participated in our service work!
Mount Saint Joseph High School is a special place made of special people. The work done was a sign of our love
and care for others. While no one did this for praise and special accolades, I just wanted to say thank you on behalf of
Mount Saint Joseph. I hope I didn't forget anyone! My apologies if I did!
May the New Year be filled with the peace and joy we experienced by doing God's work in our community!
God bless,
Dave Norton
Principal
Mr. Greg McDivitt, Assistant Principal, Director of Studies
Happy New Year! I hope the Christmas break
provided a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle
of your son’s academic life at the Mount and provided
an opportunity for your whole family to relax and
rejuvenate. The second marking is not yet over; it
ends on Friday, January 16.
The start of the third quarter on Tuesday, January
20, represents a chance for yet another new beginning in the
academic year. Report cards will be emailed on
Thursday, January 22. If you have a concern about your
son’s performance in a particular class, you are encouraged
to contact your son’s teacher via email and, if desired, set up
an appointment for a face-to-face meeting at a mutually
convenient time. Please be sure to do this if your son’s
grade(s) indicates that improvement is needed. Also, please
continue to check your son’s grades on a regular basis
through Edline and by simply asking him what he is
learning and how he is doing in school. Communication
about such matters sometimes requires patient, persistent
parental prodding, to be sure, but when students are
challenged to verbally express some details about what they
are engaged in at school, learning improves. The Studies
Office and members of the Counseling
Department will continue to monitor students’
progress. Please note: a student who fails a
class for the year will be required to attend
summer school unless the class is not offered
in the MSJ summer school program.
Advanced Placement Courses
On Friday, January 16, a meeting will be held
during homeroom for all students interested in applying for
any Advanced Placement (AP) class for next year. AP
courses are college-level courses that are taught in high
school and follow national curricula; the courses are fastpaced, academically rigorous and demand a significant
amount of student time and effort. PSAT scores,
achievement in previous and current classes, and teacher
recommendations will all be considered when making
decisions regarding acceptance into various courses in the
AP program. Writing samples may also be required for
admittance into some AP courses. More details about
specific requirements will be explained at the assembly on
January 16 when applications will be distributed as well.
These applications are due to the Studies Office by homeroom time on Friday, January 30. A list of accepted
students will be posted outside the Studies Office on Friday,
February 6. Course selection assemblies regarding all other
course requests will follow the AP application process later
in February and early March.
Inclement Weather Policy
If school is going to be cancelled
because of weather conditions, this fact will
be announced over the radio stations. The
best source is station WBAL (1090 on the
AM dial). Mount Saint Joseph will not be
mentioned by name. Whenever Baltimore
County secondary schools cancel school
because of snow conditions, Mount Saint
Joseph will automatically be closed. If
Baltimore County opens one or two hours
late because of weather, Mount Saint Joseph
will do likewise; however, if Baltimore
County opens more than two hours late,
Mount Saint Joseph will open only two hours
late. If Baltimore County is closed or on
vacation, we will follow Howard County.
Campus Ministry News
Mr. Clay Bonham, Director of Mount Ministries
Happy New Year!! The Campus Ministry team
would like to wish the Mount community all the best in
2015!!
A few events to call your attention
to: Our annual Martin Luther King, Jr.
prayer service and service day will take
place on Monday, January 19, at
10:00 a.m. in the Auditorium. The prayer
service will be followed by a light breakfast
in the cafeteria. Please contact us at 410644-3300, or email us at [email protected] if
you are planning to attend so that we will be prepared for
the proper number of guests. We are also planning a service project following the breakfast, so please note if you
will be able to help with doing service as well.
The March for Life will be held on
Thursday, January 22. Please contact
Campus Ministry if interested in
attending!
The Parents’ Corner
Mr. Kraig Loovis, Athletic Director
Mrs. Mary Wiedel, Director of Parent Relations
Winter Sports
The month of January has our winter sports teams in full
swing. The varsity basketball team started strong with
wins over Glenelg Country, Curley, AACS and Saint
Frances. The team is excited to attend the Slam Dunk to
the Beach tournament over the holiday break. The varsity
wrestling team opened its season at the Lake Norman
Duals in North Carolina. The team won three out of five
matches against some of the top teams from West Virginia
and the Carolinas. The wrestlers look forward to
defending their championship at the War on the Shore
tournament in mid-January. The varsity swim team will
begin its season this month with meets against Loyola and
Spalding. The varsity ice hockey team will once again
take on DeMatha in the “American Hero’s Hockey
Challenge.” This charity game is scheduled for Friday,
February 6, and will support the USA Warriors Hockey
Program and the Fisher House. Our varsity indoor track
team finished third at the Loyola all-schools meet. The
indoor team is excited about returning to the Franklin &
Marshall New Year’s Invitational on January 10.
Each year at this time my husband Kevin
questions me about what my resolutions for the New
Year will encompass. In years past I bristled at this
question. I thought it was better if I did not verbalize
my answer. I guessed if I did not tell him or anyone
else I would not be held accountable for each failed
resolution.
Well, this year I have decided to speak one
aloud at our New Year's conversation. That way I will
probably face the challenge and, more likely, I will
succeed. Notice I said I would only share one!
So what will be your one resolution that you will
strive to keep? Since we are individuals with so many
different facets to our complex lives, I will not begin to
speculate what will be your resolution for 2015. However, it is always helpful to take a personal inventory to
determine what area of one's life needs to improve.
Which brings me to the main reason why I am
sharing my topic. The school year is approaching the
halfway mark! Even though this may be difficult to
believe, each student has already determined a large
portion of his academic record for this school year. The
first quarter, and most of the second quarter, is finished.
Also, the first semester exams have been inked! In
order for every student to succeed, it is important for
him to assess what his efforts thus far have produced.
So far have his efforts been exceptional, satisfactory, or
mediocre? Based on the answers for each of his courses,
what will your son need to do in order to continue his
successes, or what must he surely do to ensure
improved progress? Can you predict any solutions your
son may make regarding his academics in the second
semester?
One guide that would most certainly aid his
development of an academic resolution is to focus on
the teacher’s comments listed beside each subject on his
upcoming report card. This can be a constructive
direction for a determination of his new year's
resolution. One major caution: a personal resolution
will be more successful if one chooses a resolution for
himself. More likely, your parental job is to guide him
through the development of a resolution, rather than
"telling" him what it is.
So what will your resolution(s) be? By the
way, mine will be to get back to my three-day-per-week
gym schedule as I continue my cardio rehabilitation
exercising to benefit my new heart (via transplant one
year ago on January 2)! Happy New Year.
Congratulations to the following fall athletes:
Football
Nevone McCrimmon – All MIAA “A” Conference
Nick Phelps – All MIAA “A” Conference, “Crab Bowl”
Christian Heyward – All MIAA “A” Conference
Soccer
Nic Crockett – All MIAA “A” Conference
Volleyball
Brandon Greenway – All MIAA “A” Conference
Water Polo
Dylan Gwinn – All MIAA “A” Conference
All-State Baseball team
Congratulations to Andre Brown and Clark Clatchey
who where recently named to the Preseason All-State
baseball team.
Mount Saint Joseph Athletic Honor Roll
Recognition of our athletes who excel not only in their
sport but also in the classroom is posted in the Smith
Center. Please check the MSJ athletic honor roll board.
The board will be updated at the end of each marking
period as we continue to recognize our scholar athletes.
Athletic Department Inclement Weather Policy
Mount Saint Joseph High School follows the Baltimore
County public schools’ weather policy. If Mount Saint
Joseph is closed because of inclement weather, home
sporting events for the day will be postponed. For away
games, call the sports information line 410-644-3300, ext.
345, or check the website under athletics-announcements.
Mr. Chuck Belzner, Director of Guidance
IMPORTANT TESTING DATES:
The next available SAT and ACT testing dates are listed below. Register at the appropriate
website to take the exam. Mount Saint Joseph will host the March SAT Test.
Test
Test Date
SAT Test or SAT Subject Test
SAT Test only
ACT Test
January 24
March 14
February 7
Registration Deadline
December 29
February 13
January 9
Late Deadline
January 13
March 3
January 16
To register for the SAT exams go to www.collegeboard.com. To register for the ACT exam go to
www.actstudent.org
Selective Service System:
If you are turning 18, you are required by law to register with the Selective Service System. If you fail to register, you
can be denied important opportunities like student loans, government jobs and a driver’s license in most states. It is easy
and can be done online at www.sss.gov. For more details see Mrs. Mnkande.
SENIORS: College Applications:
Applications for colleges should be completed immediately. If you are planning to attend a community college next fall,
now is the time to start the application process.
Acceptances and Scholarships:
Sometimes colleges DO NOT advise the Counseling Office of acceptances. As soon as you are notified by the
college, you are to inform Mrs. Mnkande. You are to let us know of any scholarship monies you have been
awarded. Please bring in a copy of the acceptance and scholarship award letters as soon as possible.
FAFSA:
The FAFSA may be filed after January 1. An online version of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid is available.
Colleges use the FAFSA information to determine if you are eligible to receive money from a federal grant, loan and work
study programs, for more information go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. It is strongly advised that your application be filed online.
Mid Term Grades:
First semester grades will automatically be sent to all colleges where transcripts were submitted. If you have any
questions, please see Mrs. Mnkande.
Career Day
Every other year, Mount Saint Joseph holds a Career Day for our sophomores and juniors. Our next
one is scheduled for Friday, April 17, 2015, and we need your help to make it a huge success. This
event is an excellent opportunity for our students to explore career options by hearing from people in
the field. If you are interested in being a presenter at Career Day 2015, please contact Kevin Shearer
in the counseling department for further information and details. He can be reached by email at
[email protected] or by telephone at 410-644-3300, ext. 351. Please be sure to include your
job title or profession and all contact information in your correspondence, including your name,
mailing address, phone number, and email address.
From the Desk of Mr. Brian Murphy,
Dean of Students. . .
January Meeting
The next Fathers’ Club general meeting will be
held on Monday, January 12, at 7:00 p.m. in the
cafeteria. Our guest speaker will be Mr. Blake Henry,
physical education/health class teacher and our varsity
football head coach. Please consider joining us for our
January meeting.
I hope you have had a safe and enjoyable holiday
season. As the boys return to school, please be
proactive in helping us enforce the rules and
regulations at the Mount. Here are a few reminders:
1.
Students are to arrive to school already in dress
code. Any type (with or without hood/zipper)
of sweatshirt/flannel/denim material is not
permitted on the academic side of campus.
Hats are not to be worn inside the buildings.
All outerwear is to be removed inside the
classroom, except for v-neck or ¼ zip
sweaters.
2.
Students who are not clean shaven will be sent
to the Director of Students’ Office for a
disposable razor and shaving cream to shave
immediately. Hair length may not exceed the
eyebrows in the front, the earlobes on the side,
the collar in the back or one inch above the
scalp line. Unconventional hairstyles including any types of coloring, mohawks, and lines/
designs shaved into the head are not permissible.
3.
Student cell phones must be off (not on silent/
vibrate) and not visible during school hours. A
student may use his phone only with permission from a faculty/staff member. When a
student cell phone violation occurs the phone is
to be confiscated by a teacher/staff member,
brought to the Director of Students’ Office and
picked up by the student after he has served
JUG.
THANK YOU!!!
Thanks to all the Fathers’ Club members who
pitched in with the Fall Citrus Fruit Drive, especially our
chairman for this important project, Bernie Wrisk, and to the
Development Office and the Business Office for their special
assistance. Thank you too to all the MSJ families, faculty,
and staff who thoughtfully supported this fundraiser by
purchasing fruit. Proceeds from this event will be used to
support projects around campus.
I would also like to give a shout out and a special
thank you to Mr. Bernd McDivitt, who has been a part of
the Fathers' Club for many years. It is dedication like his that
makes MSJ the institution it was yesterday and is today.
68th Father-Son Communion Breakfast
Mount Saint Joseph High School
Sunday, March 22, 2015
10:00 a.m. in the auditorium
Mark your calendars now for what promises to be a
sellout Father/Son Communion Breakfast. A hearty breakfast
and guest speaker will follow Mass.
Thank you for your support.
I wish you a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous
New Year.
January Meeting – The first meeting of the new year will be on Tuesday, January 6, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. in the
cafeteria. Dr. Laura Ruby, DNP, CRNP, will be our guest speaker this month. Dr. Ruby is a doctorally prepared nurse
practitioner with over twenty-five years of health care experience specializing in the field of endocrinology. Dr. Ruby is
known for her visionary approach to women’s health and wellness. She has developed the concept of “Peeling the
Onion” to increase women’s awareness of chronic symptoms while offering to help women achieve optimal health and
balance. This is a meeting you won’t want to miss!!
Basket/Bag Bingo Committee – we would like to thank all of you who supported this event. There are far too many
to name. It was a HUGE success! We could not have done it without you! Your generosity was truly appreciated,
whether you volunteered your time or provided donations. Our boys are well on their way to a fabulous post-prom party!
Fashion Show – OH MY GOSH! The Fashion Show is only two months away!!! It's time to start buying
tickets! Tickets will be available at the January and February Mothers' Club meetings. Come one. Come all! Enjoy a
lovely afternoon out with your family and friends at Martin's West on Sunday, March 15. Tickets are $50.00 each and
can be purchased from Pat Randall, 443-904-0830 or [email protected]. Our 50/50 raffle tickets are available
NOW! We need everyone's help to sell them! We are hoping everyone will sell at least 5-10 to help make the 50/50
jackpot even bigger than last year. The 50/50 raffle tickets are $5.00 each. Also, if you see some of our hard-working
moms at an MSJ events with tickets in hand, please buy a few and take a few more to sell to family and friends. Please
contact Anna Croyle for tickets [email protected] or 410-802-0211. We depend on donations from local
businesses and MSJ families and supporters and hope that you might be able to donate a gift card, gift certificate
or new item to be used in the raffle baskets. Please be on the lookout for items you think would work in one of our
“bountiful baskets” with such themes as: Girls' Night In (wine, candles, chocolate!), spa (bath products and spa/massage
certificates), college dorm, garden, kitchen, Maryland theme, fitness, beach, night on the town, Ravens, Orioles and
MANY more! In addition, we are committed to putting together a sterling selection of silent auction items so if you have
a week or weekend getaway, jewelry, a car (ok, maybe not a car, but how about a bike?!), or other larger items, please
contact one of the following: Joy Parson (subcommittee chair 443-829-3550 or [email protected], Angie
Moseman 410-530-9879 or [email protected] or Theresa Ballinger 410-461-0595
[email protected]. If you would rather sponsor an ad in our program, please contact Kathy Montemorra for
pricing, sizing and placement of the ads [email protected] or 443-370-7614. Any general questions about the
Fashion Show, please contact the Fashion Show chair, Mary Scavilla [email protected] or 410-382-0785.
Outreach Committee – We would like to thank all those who purchased our limited edition Ladies Jackets. We sold
fifty-four jackets and they look great! We continue to have available for purchase Saint Joseph medals, mugs, Christmas
ornaments and our new charm bracelets. All items are available in the school book store and at the monthly Mothers’
Club meetings. The proceeds from all items directly benefit My Brother’s Keeper. The Outreach Committee works
closely with MBK to assist the residence of the Irvington community. Please continue to donate travel sized toiletry
items. These items can be dropped off at any time by you or your son(s) to Thadine Coyne’s office or brought to any
monthly Mothers’ Club Meeting.
Wounded Warrior Project
4th Annual American Heroes Hockey Challenge
Friday, February 6, 2015 7:00 p.m.
The Gardens Ice House in Laurel
On Friday, February 6, the Mount Saint Joseph and the DeMatha Ice Hockey teams will face off in a friendly match
wearing camouflage jerseys. The sponsorships for the American Heroes Hockey Challenge will benefit the Fisher House
Foundation. Fisher House is known for its network of comfort homes where military and veterans’ families can stay at
no cost while a loved one is receiving treatment. Mount Saint Joseph and DeMatha hockey players and their families are
raising money through sponsorships, paid admission, apparel sales, raffles, and a silent auction. Please contact Cynthia
Roberts, 410-916-1562, or [email protected] if you have any questions regarding sponsorship of the event.
Please remember in your prayers our deceased: Shirley Doyle, grandmother of faculty member
Josh Vicchio ’95; Joseph Mengele ’46 father of faculty member Michele Connor and grandfather of
sophomore Jacob Skoglin; Dr. Robert Casella, father-in-law of faculty member George Kapusinski;
Jonathan Driscoll, step-father of Brendan McGowan ’04, uncle of sophomore Mark McGown,
junior Jesse Kotwicki and freshman Jacob Kotwicki; Janet Sisk, grandmother of staff member
Amber Borkoski; J. Thomas Hessenauer ’60.
Please remember in your prayers our sick: Mary Wiedel, faculty member; Mark Parr ’74;
Donna Canuel, wife of MSJ Board member Scott Canuel ’90; Kathy Casella, sister-in-law of faculty
member George Kapusinski; Charlie Counselman ’34; Msgr. Art Valenzano; Chuck Payne ’86,
father of junior Ryan Payne and freshman Rob Payne; Lisa Roscia, friend of Jonathan Cupps ’14
and David Cupps ’11; Steven Rosier ’03; Ray Leimkuhler, grandfather of sophomore Nick Viennas;
John DeBoy ’93; Susan Wathen, mother of sophomore Alex Wathen; Valerie Davis, wife of John
Davis ’71; Abigail Hope Evans, granddaughter of faculty member Susan Terranova; Julius
Prezelski, Sr., father of faculty member Julius Prezelski; Carolyn and David Belzner, mother and
brother of faculty member Chuck Belzner; Jean Wright, grandmother of senior Nevone
McCrimmon; John J. Patrick ’99; Sharon Rees, mother of senior Seth Rees; Naamah Kendrick, staff
member and grandmother of Chad ’05 and Brandon ’09; Rob Berzonsky, uncle of senior Ryan and
junior Michael Slattery; Sue McClure, mother of freshman Zach Warden; Jake Offut son of Joe
Offut ’90.
Buy Your Bull & Oyster Roast Tickets Today!
TICKETS WILL NOT BE SOLD AT THE DOOR
Join the Mount’s Alumni Association for plenty of great food and fun!
Saturday, February 21, 2015 - 6:00 p.m. Memorial Gym
$55.00 per person prior to February 6 and $60.00 after February 6
**No Refunds**
Get your group together and order your tickets today!
For tickets, call Laura Rzepkowski at 410-646-4700
or go to www.msjnet.edu/BullRoast.
All activities take place on campus unless otherwise
Indicated.
18-Sunday
19-Monday
Martin Luther King Holiday
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
Martin Luther King Prayer Service/
Breakfast
10:00 am
20-Tuesday
Day 3
Third quarter begins
Junior Retreat Departs
21-Wednesday
Day 4
Junior Retreat
Interviews for the class of 2019
3:30 to 8:30 pm
22-Thursday
Day 1
Junior Retreat
Report Cards Emailed
Interviews for the class of 2019
3:30 to 8:30 pm
23-Friday
Semester Holiday-Ski Trip
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
24-Saturday
Ski Trip
25-Sunday
Ski Trip
26-Monday
Day 2
DePaul Parent Meeting
JANUARY 2015
1-Thursday
thru
4-Sunday
Christmas Holiday
5-Monday
Day 1
Classes Resume
6-Tuesday
Christmas Holiday
Day 2
Mothers’ Club Meeting
7:00 pm
7-Wednesday
Day 3
2 Hour Late Schedule - Dress Down
8-Thursday
Day 4
Junior ring adjustments:
Jenkins
7:30 - 8:30 am
Jostens
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
9-Friday
Day 1
10-Saturday
11-Sunday
12-Monday
Day 2
Fathers’ Club Meeting
7:00 pm
13-Tuesday
Day 3
14-Wednesday
Day 4
Interviews for the class of 2019
3:30 - 8:30 pm
15-Thursday
Day 1
Interviews for the class of 2019
3:30 - 8:30 pm
Alum. Assn. Bd. Meeting
7:00 pm
16-Friday
17-Saturday
Day 2
End of second quarter
Assembly for students interested in
applying for AP courses for 2015-2016
10:15 am
27-Tuesday
Day 3
28-Wednesday
Day 4
29-Thursday
Day 1
30-Friday
Day 2
AP applications due
31-Saturday
7:00 pm