2-27-26 Announcements
-Today’s moment in Black History, we honor the life of Rev. Jesse Jackson, a giant of the Civil Rights Movement who passed away earlier this month at the age of 84.
Jesse Jackson began his journey as a young activist alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., eventually becoming one of the most influential voices for equality in American history. He famously founded the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, an organization dedicated to social justice, voting rights, and ensuring that everyone—regardless of their race or background—has a seat at the table.
He is perhaps best known for his powerful 'I Am Somebody' chant, which he used to inspire millions of young people to believe in their own worth. He once said: 'I may be poor, but I am somebody. I may be young, but I am somebody. I am God’s child. I must be respected, protected, never rejected.' Rev. Jackson’s legacy reminds us that hope is a living thing and that our voices have the power to change the world. On this last school day of Black History Month, let’s remember his call to 'Keep Hope Alive.'"
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
-Today’s moment in Black History, we honor the life of Rev. Jesse Jackson, a giant of the Civil Rights Movement who passed away earlier this month at the age of 84.
Jesse Jackson began his journey as a young activist alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., eventually becoming one of the most influential voices for equality in American history. He famously founded the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, an organization dedicated to social justice, voting rights, and ensuring that everyone—regardless of their race or background—has a seat at the table.
He is perhaps best known for his powerful 'I Am Somebody' chant, which he used to inspire millions of young people to believe in their own worth. He once said: 'I may be poor, but I am somebody. I may be young, but I am somebody. I am God’s child. I must be respected, protected, never rejected.' Rev. Jackson’s legacy reminds us that hope is a living thing and that our voices have the power to change the world. On this last school day of Black History Month, let’s remember his call to 'Keep Hope Alive.'"
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
2-26-26 Announcements
-Clubs that meet today:
Chess Club - Rm. 139
Queen’ Collective - Rm. 113
French Club - Rm. 348
-Join in the Black History Spirit Week fun for Friday by wearing The Culture of Color. Don’t have any Black History gear? That’s ok! Wear Black, Green or Red.
Wear Red for The Struggle
Wear Black for The People
Wear Green for our Hope for the Future
Let’s ALL join in and celebrate
-Today’s moment in Black History is all about Glenview’s own, Mr. Kodjo Dogbe. Mr. Dogbe is from Togo (West Africa). He has a master’s degree in International Affairs & History from the University of Lome (Togo) and also earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Georgia Gwinnett College (USA), and in a few months will have another master’s in education from Western Illinois University.
Mr. Dogbe leads by example by demonstrating empathy, patience, and kindness, particularly during challenging situations. His Black History Hero is Martin Luther King Jr. for his commitment to equal education, courage, and vision.
When he thinks about the future of our students, the most powerful advice he has to offer is: Do not let your past hunt your future. Everyone can have a bright future if you believe in yourself.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
-Clubs that meet today:
Chess Club - Rm. 139
Queen’ Collective - Rm. 113
French Club - Rm. 348
-Join in the Black History Spirit Week fun for Friday by wearing The Culture of Color. Don’t have any Black History gear? That’s ok! Wear Black, Green or Red.
Wear Red for The Struggle
Wear Black for The People
Wear Green for our Hope for the Future
Let’s ALL join in and celebrate
-Today’s moment in Black History is all about Glenview’s own, Mr. Kodjo Dogbe. Mr. Dogbe is from Togo (West Africa). He has a master’s degree in International Affairs & History from the University of Lome (Togo) and also earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Georgia Gwinnett College (USA), and in a few months will have another master’s in education from Western Illinois University.
Mr. Dogbe leads by example by demonstrating empathy, patience, and kindness, particularly during challenging situations. His Black History Hero is Martin Luther King Jr. for his commitment to equal education, courage, and vision.
When he thinks about the future of our students, the most powerful advice he has to offer is: Do not let your past hunt your future. Everyone can have a bright future if you believe in yourself.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
The dental bus will be at Glenview onTuesday, March 10th. Register at the link below or stop by the nurse's office to pick up a form. Registration must be complete by March 2nd.
https://www.bethany-qc.org/give-kids-a-smile
https://www.bethany-qc.org/give-kids-a-smile
2-25-26 Announcements
-The following club(s) meet tomorrow: Chess Club - Rm. 139 and Queen’ Collective - Rm. 113
-Join in the Black History Spirit Week fun for Thursday by wearing your future profession or dream job gear. Dress as the history making professional you're destined to be.
-Today’s moment in Black History is all about Glenview’s, Ms. Jasmine Beechum. Ms. Beechum is from Jackson, Mississippi. She graduated from Alcorn State University in Mississippi, which is a HBCU - a Historically Black College and University. She strives to lead by example by showing dedication and kindness in every role she holds—as a professional, wife, mom, daughter, sister, and friend—while remaining open to growth and learning from those around her. Her Black History Hero is Jackie Hill Perry. Her best future advice to students is that where you come from does not decide where you can go. With hard work, dedication, and focus, you can create a life full of purpose and happiness. Along the way, challenges will happen, but learning how to bounce back and keep going is one of the most important skills you can build.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
-The following club(s) meet tomorrow: Chess Club - Rm. 139 and Queen’ Collective - Rm. 113
-Join in the Black History Spirit Week fun for Thursday by wearing your future profession or dream job gear. Dress as the history making professional you're destined to be.
-Today’s moment in Black History is all about Glenview’s, Ms. Jasmine Beechum. Ms. Beechum is from Jackson, Mississippi. She graduated from Alcorn State University in Mississippi, which is a HBCU - a Historically Black College and University. She strives to lead by example by showing dedication and kindness in every role she holds—as a professional, wife, mom, daughter, sister, and friend—while remaining open to growth and learning from those around her. Her Black History Hero is Jackie Hill Perry. Her best future advice to students is that where you come from does not decide where you can go. With hard work, dedication, and focus, you can create a life full of purpose and happiness. Along the way, challenges will happen, but learning how to bounce back and keep going is one of the most important skills you can build.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
2-24-26 Announcements
-The Yearbook Club meets today in room 302.
-Join in the Black History Spirit Week fun for WEDNESDAY by sporting your HBCU or College gear. Rock your college gear or colors and show the world that excellence is your destination.
-Today’s moment in Black History is all about Glenview’s Mr. Komi Awuya. Mr Awuya is from Togo( West Africa). He has a Master’s Degree from the University of Benin in Togo. In Togo, he was a Philosophy and French teacher for more than 20 years. He has also been a soccer player. Mr. Awuya is the owner and CEO of his own brand, “Noblesse.” He leads by doing poetry on African culture roots. He is an author of a poetry collection, titled, “At the Heart of the Tumult / Black African Poetry that was published in France in 2016. HIs Black History Heroes are Countee Cullen, Marcus Garvey, and Leopold Sedar Senghor. Mr. Awuya’s most powerful advice for the future of our students is to learn respect and responsibility early in life because these are behavior skills that will take you a long way.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
2-23-26 Announcements
-The Yearbook Club meets tomorrow, Tuesday, February 24 in room 302.
-Join in the Black History Spirit Week fun for Tuesday by DRESSING LIKE ROYALTY. Rock your gold, purple or a crown, headwrap or decorative headband to honor the kings and queens of our past and the royalty within you.
-Today’s moment in Black History is all about Glenview's Daviana Patterson. Ms. Patterson is a former student of Glenview where she participated in track. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s Degree. She leads by example by working hard & treating everyone with respect. Ms. Patterson says, “I serve as a positive role model for students who need to see someone that understands their journey.” Ms. Patterson’s Black History Hero is her mother who raised 4 kids as a single mom and although it wasn’t easy, she always prevailed. Her most powerful advice to offer is to believe in your ability, even when others doubt you, never let your circumstances define your potential, and walk confidently in who you are, embrace your identity, and NEVER shrink yourself to make ANYONE comfortable, and most of all never stop striving to be better than you were yesterday.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
-The Yearbook Club meets tomorrow, Tuesday, February 24 in room 302.
-Join in the Black History Spirit Week fun for Tuesday by DRESSING LIKE ROYALTY. Rock your gold, purple or a crown, headwrap or decorative headband to honor the kings and queens of our past and the royalty within you.
-Today’s moment in Black History is all about Glenview's Daviana Patterson. Ms. Patterson is a former student of Glenview where she participated in track. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s Degree. She leads by example by working hard & treating everyone with respect. Ms. Patterson says, “I serve as a positive role model for students who need to see someone that understands their journey.” Ms. Patterson’s Black History Hero is her mother who raised 4 kids as a single mom and although it wasn’t easy, she always prevailed. Her most powerful advice to offer is to believe in your ability, even when others doubt you, never let your circumstances define your potential, and walk confidently in who you are, embrace your identity, and NEVER shrink yourself to make ANYONE comfortable, and most of all never stop striving to be better than you were yesterday.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
EMSD Board of Education Meeting: Monday, February 23rd - 6:00 pm @ Glenview Middle School
Agenda → https://meetings.boardbook.org/Public/Agenda/1688?meeting=731992
Agenda → https://meetings.boardbook.org/Public/Agenda/1688?meeting=731992
2-20-26 Announcements
-Queens: Your field trip forms for Sunday’s field trip to the MLK Center are due this morning. Please turn them in to Mrs. Campbell or the main office as soon as possible.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1
No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
-Queens: Your field trip forms for Sunday’s field trip to the MLK Center are due this morning. Please turn them in to Mrs. Campbell or the main office as soon as possible.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1
No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders
2-19-26 Announcements
-The following club(s) meet today: Blankets - Rm. 159
-The following club(s) meet tomorrow: UBA - Rm. Health room and One by One - Rm. Library
-Builders Club is cancelled for today. Students, please check your email for the next meeting date.
-Queens: Your field trip forms for Sunday’s field trip to the MLK Center are due this morning. Please turn them in to Mrs. Campbell or the main office as soon as possible.
-For those observing Ramadan this month, please stop by the front office at the end of the day to pick up a permission slip to participate. This permission slip must be turned in with a guardian's signature. Fifth graders will come outside during lunch and recess. Sixth - Eighth graders will have an alternate location during their lunch time.
-Moment in Black History: Today, we recognize Kamala Harris. In 2021, she made history as the first woman, first Black American, and first person of South Asian descent to serve as Vice President of the United States. Before this role, she served as a U.S. Senator and Attorney General of California. Her journey reminds us that hard work, courage, and determination can break barriers and inspire future generations.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1
No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
-The following club(s) meet today: Blankets - Rm. 159
-The following club(s) meet tomorrow: UBA - Rm. Health room and One by One - Rm. Library
-Builders Club is cancelled for today. Students, please check your email for the next meeting date.
-Queens: Your field trip forms for Sunday’s field trip to the MLK Center are due this morning. Please turn them in to Mrs. Campbell or the main office as soon as possible.
-For those observing Ramadan this month, please stop by the front office at the end of the day to pick up a permission slip to participate. This permission slip must be turned in with a guardian's signature. Fifth graders will come outside during lunch and recess. Sixth - Eighth graders will have an alternate location during their lunch time.
-Moment in Black History: Today, we recognize Kamala Harris. In 2021, she made history as the first woman, first Black American, and first person of South Asian descent to serve as Vice President of the United States. Before this role, she served as a U.S. Senator and Attorney General of California. Her journey reminds us that hard work, courage, and determination can break barriers and inspire future generations.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup! On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1
No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
2-18-26 Announcements
-IMPACT Club will meet today after school. We will be painting signs, so don't miss out!
-The following club(s) meet today: Pokémon - Rm. 159 and Student Council - Rm. 258
-The following club(s) meet tomorrow: Blankets, Builders, and One by One
-There is a Student Council meeting tonight in room 258 directly after school until 4. All 7th and 8th graders who are signed up to go to the Youth Conference need to be in attendance.
-For those observing Ramadan this month, please stop by the front office at the end of the day to pick up a permission slip to participate. This permission slip must be turned in with a guardian's signature. Fifth graders will come outside during lunch and recess. Sixth - Eighth graders will have an alternate location during their lunch time
-Moment in Black History: On this day in 1867…An institution that would eventually become Morehouse College was founded in Augusta, Georgia. Originally established to educate freedmen and train Black ministers, the school later relocated to Atlanta and became Morehouse College. It has since grown into one of the most prestigious historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the United States, known for its legacy of leadership, scholarship, and social justice.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup!
On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year.
Admission is only $1
No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time.
Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
-IMPACT Club will meet today after school. We will be painting signs, so don't miss out!
-The following club(s) meet today: Pokémon - Rm. 159 and Student Council - Rm. 258
-The following club(s) meet tomorrow: Blankets, Builders, and One by One
-There is a Student Council meeting tonight in room 258 directly after school until 4. All 7th and 8th graders who are signed up to go to the Youth Conference need to be in attendance.
-For those observing Ramadan this month, please stop by the front office at the end of the day to pick up a permission slip to participate. This permission slip must be turned in with a guardian's signature. Fifth graders will come outside during lunch and recess. Sixth - Eighth graders will have an alternate location during their lunch time
-Moment in Black History: On this day in 1867…An institution that would eventually become Morehouse College was founded in Augusta, Georgia. Originally established to educate freedmen and train Black ministers, the school later relocated to Atlanta and became Morehouse College. It has since grown into one of the most prestigious historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the United States, known for its legacy of leadership, scholarship, and social justice.
Athletic Announcements:
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup!
On March 5th, don’t miss the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game. Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year.
Admission is only $1
No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time.
Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
EMSD REMINDER
There is NO SCHOOL Monday, February 16th in observance of Presidents' Day, and NO SCHOOL Tuesday, February 17th for an in-service day.
2-13-26 Announcements
-A reminder that Crush Grams will be delivered to classrooms today and are to be handed out only during Period 9.
-Remember there is no school for students on Monday or Tuesday - Enjoy the long weekend and we will see you Wednesday!
-Being part of IESA sports comes with some awesome benefits! This
weekend, DICK’S Sporting Goods is offering 20% OFF your entire purchase to help you gear up for the season. Don’t miss this chance to
stock up and save! A coupon link is in your email!
-Today’s Black History Moment highlights Erin Jackson. On February 13, 2022, at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, Erin Jackson made history by becoming the first Black woman to win an Olympic gold medal in speed skating. She won gold in the 500-meter race, representing Team USA with strength, focus, and determination. What makes her story even more
inspiring is that Erin didn’t grow up ice skating. She started as a roller
skater in Florida and didn’t begin ice speed skating until 2016—just a few
years before becoming an Olympic champion! Her journey shows that it’s
never too late to try something new and chase your dreams. Erin Jackson’s success reminds us that hard work, courage, and perseverance can break barriers and create history. Let’s celebrate excellence, resilience, and the power of believing in yourself!
Athletic Announcements:
-The Lady Gators got 2 wins last night against Washington. The 8th grade team improved their record to 9 wins and 1 loss While the 7th graders continue to progress, with 5 wins and 5 losses. We are so proud of you, now let's' Finish the season STRONG!!! Go Gators!
-Attention Swimmers, catch bus 49 to UT. Students must have a physical on file and know how to swim to participate. If you have any questions, see Mr. Singleton.
-Get ready for the ultimate matchup you’ve been waiting for!
On March 5th, it’s going DOWN at the Staff vs. 8th Grade Game! Who’s really running the school? The staff thinks they’ve still got it… but the 8th graders are ready to prove this is THEIR year. Admission is only $1. No activity bus will be available, so make sure you plan your ride home ahead of time. Come out, be loud, and watch the STAFF take down the 8th graders.
-Friday Pure Sports will meet. Members should meet Mr. Velasquez in the N. gym.
2-12-26 Announcements
-A reminder that all cell phones coats, backpacks, and blankets are to stay in your locker. All cologne sprays are to go home.
-The following clubs meet today:
Chess Club - Room 139
French Club - Room 348
Queens’ - Room 113
UBA- Room 149
-Today in Black History, we celebrate Surya Bonaly, a world-famous figure
skater who made history with her power, strength, and courage. Born in
France, Surya won multiple European titles and competed in three Winter
Olympics. Surya is especially known for landing a backflip on one blade
during the 1998 Olympics — something no other Olympic figure skater had ever done! Even when judges didn’t always reward her bold style, she stayed confident and true to herself.
Surya Bonaly teaches us to be fearless, work hard, and stand out proudly for who we are. Let’s start our day with that same confidence and determination!
Athletic Announcements:
-Attention Swimmers, catch bus 49 to UT. Students must have a physical on file and know how to swim to participate. If you have any questions, see Mr. Singleton.
-Congratulations to our wrestling team on an exciting 55-53 dual meet victory over Geneseo that came down to the final match of the night!
Strong performances were turned in by
Kahne McIntire
Abouzar Fakhri
Alton Phelps
Jordan Duran
Tysean Collins
Sealing the win in the final match was Chase Roland, stepping up under
pressure to secure the victory for the Gators!
-Friday Pure Sports will meet. Members should meet Mr. Velasquez in the N. gym.
Attention basketball parents, tomorrow’s game versus Washington will be played at Edison. Start times will be 5/6:15. Reminder all Rock Island schools have a clear bag policy. Any questions or concerns reach out to Mr.Singleton.
2-10-26 Announcements
-Join the Builders Club TONIGHT for a Family Skate Night at Skate City on from 5-6:30pm Cost $10 includes skates)
-A reminder that all cell phones coats, backpacks, and blankets are to stay in your locker. All cologne sprays are to go home.
-Reminder: The Lights ON Scholar Academy will only meet on Tuesdays - Wednesdays and Thursdays.
-Valentine’s Day is this week. Have a good friend or maybe a crush? The Student Council will be selling Crush-grams. Today is the last day to send a Crush gram and a can of soda to all your friends! Can of Crush soda and your note will be delivered on Friday, February 13, right in time for Valentine’s Day! Only $1.00.
-Karaoke club meets this Wednesday, February 11, after school in room 341. Please be prepared with a few school-appropriate songs you would want to sing with your friends.
-Latinx will meet this Wednesday
Athletic Announcements:
-Attention Swimmers, practice begins today. After School, catch bus 49 to UT. Students must have a physical on file and know how to swim to participate. If you have any questions, see Mr. Singleton.
-Join the Builders Club TONIGHT for a Family Skate Night at Skate City on from 5-6:30pm Cost $10 includes skates)
-A reminder that all cell phones coats, backpacks, and blankets are to stay in your locker. All cologne sprays are to go home.
-Reminder: The Lights ON Scholar Academy will only meet on Tuesdays - Wednesdays and Thursdays.
-Valentine’s Day is this week. Have a good friend or maybe a crush? The Student Council will be selling Crush-grams. Today is the last day to send a Crush gram and a can of soda to all your friends! Can of Crush soda and your note will be delivered on Friday, February 13, right in time for Valentine’s Day! Only $1.00.
-Karaoke club meets this Wednesday, February 11, after school in room 341. Please be prepared with a few school-appropriate songs you would want to sing with your friends.
-Latinx will meet this Wednesday
Athletic Announcements:
-Attention Swimmers, practice begins today. After School, catch bus 49 to UT. Students must have a physical on file and know how to swim to participate. If you have any questions, see Mr. Singleton.
Hope to see you at Skate Night tomorrow!
2-9-26 Announcements
-A reminder that all cell phones coats, backpacks, and blankets are to stay in your locker. All cologne sprays are to go home.
-Reminder: The Lights ON Scholar Academy will only meet on Tuesdays - Wednesdays and Thursdays.
-Valentine’s Day is this week-Have a good friend or maybe a crush? The Student Council will be selling Crush-grams Today is the last day to send a Crush gram and can of soda to all your friends! Can of Crush soda and your note will be delivered on Friday, February 13 right in time for Valentine’s Day! Only $1.00.
-IMPACT Club will not meet today but is rescheduled for Wednesday, February 18
-Karaoke club meets this Wednesday, February 11 after school in room 341. Please be prepared with a few school appropriate songs you would want to sing with your friends.
-Join the Builders Club for a Family Skate Night at Skate City on Tuesday, February 10 from 5-6:30pm Cost $10 includes skates)
Athletic Announcements:
-Attention Swimmers, Practice begins Today. After School, catch bus 49 to UT. Students must have a physical on file and know how to swim to participate. If you have any questions, see Mr. Singleton.
-The girls basketball game scheduled for today at John Deere has been cancelled and rescheduled for February 18th.
-A reminder that all cell phones coats, backpacks, and blankets are to stay in your locker. All cologne sprays are to go home.
-Reminder: The Lights ON Scholar Academy will only meet on Tuesdays - Wednesdays and Thursdays.
-Valentine’s Day is this week-Have a good friend or maybe a crush? The Student Council will be selling Crush-grams Today is the last day to send a Crush gram and can of soda to all your friends! Can of Crush soda and your note will be delivered on Friday, February 13 right in time for Valentine’s Day! Only $1.00.
-IMPACT Club will not meet today but is rescheduled for Wednesday, February 18
-Karaoke club meets this Wednesday, February 11 after school in room 341. Please be prepared with a few school appropriate songs you would want to sing with your friends.
-Join the Builders Club for a Family Skate Night at Skate City on Tuesday, February 10 from 5-6:30pm Cost $10 includes skates)
Athletic Announcements:
-Attention Swimmers, Practice begins Today. After School, catch bus 49 to UT. Students must have a physical on file and know how to swim to participate. If you have any questions, see Mr. Singleton.
-The girls basketball game scheduled for today at John Deere has been cancelled and rescheduled for February 18th.
The girls basketball game scheduled for today at John Deere has been rescheduled to February 18th.
⛳️ Teeing Up for the Next Generation!
There’s nothing better than a day on the course—except when every swing helps youth sports. 🏌️♂️🏆
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming Annual Golf Outing to benefit our local football programs! All proceeds from the event will go directly toward equipment, keep registration fees low, and facility improvements to ensure every child in our community has the chance to play, learn, and grow through sports.
Whether you're a scratch golfer or just here for the golf cart snacks, we’d love to have you out on the course with us.
🤝 How You Can Make a Difference
1. Become a Sponsor! Want to get your business in front of our community? We have several packages available that showcase your brand while supporting a great cause.
2. Register to Play! Grab your foursome and secure your spot before they’re all gone!
🔗 Sign up now! Details are in the attached flyer.
Let’s help our local athletes dream big and play hard. See you at the first tee! 🏌️♀️✨
There’s nothing better than a day on the course—except when every swing helps youth sports. 🏌️♂️🏆
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming Annual Golf Outing to benefit our local football programs! All proceeds from the event will go directly toward equipment, keep registration fees low, and facility improvements to ensure every child in our community has the chance to play, learn, and grow through sports.
Whether you're a scratch golfer or just here for the golf cart snacks, we’d love to have you out on the course with us.
🤝 How You Can Make a Difference
1. Become a Sponsor! Want to get your business in front of our community? We have several packages available that showcase your brand while supporting a great cause.
2. Register to Play! Grab your foursome and secure your spot before they’re all gone!
🔗 Sign up now! Details are in the attached flyer.
Let’s help our local athletes dream big and play hard. See you at the first tee! 🏌️♀️✨
2-6-26 Announcements
-A reminder that all cell phones coats, backpacks, and blankets are to stay in your locker. All cologne sprays are to go home.
-Beginning today the Lights ON Scholar Academy will only meet on Tuesdays - Wednesdays and Thursdays.
-Valentine’s Day is in two weeks - Have a good friend or maybe a crush? Student Council will be selling Crush-grams today, tomorrow and next Monday and Tuesday - send a Crush gram and can of soda to all your friends! Can of Crush soda and your note will be delivered on Friday, February 13 right in time for Valentine’s Day! Only $1.00.
-UBA will meet tonight in Classroom 149
Athletic Announcements:
-The 7th grade Lady Gators defeated the Seton Chargers 33 to 12. The
teams' record is now 4 wins and 4 losses. Maci Wright scored 17 points and nabbed 7 steals, Ruby Killian grabbed 8 rebounds: while Jeciana Mosley had 6 rebounds and Lola Segura had 4 boards - We had 6 lady gators score points!.
What a Great 2nd Half Ladies!! Go Gators!
-Attention 6th, 7th or 8th graders interested in swimming: Please pick up a flyer in the front office. Practice begins Monday. Students must have a physical on file and know how to swim to participate. If you have any questions, see Mr. Singleton.