7th graders: If you have not turned in your pink registration sheets for 8th grade, please do so in the Counseling Office by 3pm today! 8th graders: your green registration sheets for 9th grade is due this Friday by 3pm.

Today is World Read Aloud Day! World Read Aloud Day was founded in 2010 as an opportunity for people all around the globe to celebrate the joy of reading aloud and advocate for literacy as a fundamental human right that belongs to everyone. Over the last ten years, World Read Aloud Day has evolved into a global movement of millions of readers, writers, and listeners from communities all across the world coming together to honor the joy and power of reading and sharing stories, and continue expanding the definition and scope of global literacy. In 2019, World Read Aloud Day was one of the top trending hashtags on Twitter and was celebrated by millions of people in over 170 countries. Join us again this year, and help make World Read Aloud Day 2020 the best one yet!

A BIG thank you to the Student Council members who helped with last night's 6th to 7th grade orientation! Those students are: Anna Scannell, Owen McCartan, Brandt Baron, Emma Batterson, Kai Smith, Mila Haynes, Elene Kodanashvili, Carter Guse, Megan Anton, Joe Kenkel, Nohle Cooley, Ellie Anton and Aniyah Henderson!

Junior high girls conditioning track practice is cancelled for Thursday, February 6th.

9th Grade Girls interested in tennis: there will be a student and parent meeting at the high school cafeteria on Monday, February 10th at 7pm. It is an informational meeting to meet coaches, find out more about our upcoming high school tennis season, officially sign up, and get all the information needed.  We are looking forward to meeting you!

9th Grade Girls interested in playing Golf this season, there is a sign up sheet in the front office. 

Today's black history month announcement features Hiram Rhodes Revels. Hiram was born in North Carolina in 1827. Hiram’s parents were deeply religious, and this influenced Hiram so much that he went around the country preaching. However, Hiram would later be arrested for preaching to slaves in Missouri. Hiram was eventually released and went back to religious work until 1861 when the civil war broke out. Hiram helped recruit 2 entirely black regiments to fight for the North. After the war, Hiram continued to fight for civil rights, and in 1870 won a senate seat in Mississippi, becoming the first black and Native American member of congress.

Today’s lunch will be: Popcorn Chicken, Salisbury Steak, Cheese Bread with Marinara, Mashed Potatoes with Gravy, Baby Carrots, Apple Slices, & Pears. 

Happy birthday to: Shae Buskohl & Rowan Phillips!