-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Basketball @ NORTH GASTON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Swimming, 3A Regional Meet
-STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING today, Thursday, January 31 at 7:25 in room D117
-MOCK TRIAL meeting tonight from 6:45-9:00 at the law office.
-There will be a brief but important THESPIAN SOCIETY meeting in Mrs. Spivey's room today at 3:00
-FAFSA REMINDER: If you are attending college next year, it is extremely important for you to complete the free application for Federal Student Aid. Applications are processed on a first-come basis, so timing is critical. Also, many colleges use the FAFSA to award scholarship money. If you have not started the process, you need to see your counselor immediately for information.
-HUMAN RELATIONS will meet today at 3:00 in the main conference room.
-WRESTLING PRACTICE today from 6:15 until 7:30. Also, Congratulations to the Wrestling team for their win over Crest.
-There is a mandatory HOSA meeting for all members Friday, February 1st after school.
-WOMEN'S SOCCER: Open field today, 4:00-5:00 on the practice field...tryouts in 2 weeks.
-Any FOOTBALL PLAYER interested in buying their JV Home (black) jersey see Coach Medlin.
-Any male interested in playing on the MEN'S TENNIS TEAM this spring season, please come by Coach Stewart's room, A112, to sign up.
-After school football workouts will begin Monday, February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
February 15 deadlines: Best Buy, Cargill Cotten, Dimmette, Jagannathan, Ronald McDonald scholarships.
February 28 deadlines: Nurse Scholars Program
March 1 deadline: Jarman Family Scholarship
March 3 deadline: Michael A. DeMayo Scholarship
Robert C. Byrd Scholarship: If you are planning to compete for the Byrd Scholarship, you must let Mr. Collins know your intent by tomorrow. Students should be ranked in the top 5% of the senior class and must have a combined SAT score of 1900 or better.
Veteran Scholarships: If you are the son or daughter of a parent who has served in military combat, you may qualify for scholarship money. See Mr. Collins for more information.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
announcements for Wednesday, January 30, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Basketball @ NORTH GASTON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Swimming, 3A Regional Meet
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING tomorrow, Thursday, January 31 at 7:25 in room D117
-The following students please see Mrs. Spivey immediately after school today: Stephanie Bartlett, Jody Baysmore, Isaac Bell, Jasmine Bell, Jonathan Blankenship, and Kyle Bonnin.
-WRESTLING PRACTICE today and tomorrow from 6:15 until 7:30. Also, Congratulations to the Wrestling team for their win over Crest.
-There is a mandatory HOSA meeting for all members Friday, February 1st after school.
-5th PERIOD will be this afternoon at 3:00 pm in room B107. Late students will not be allowed to enter. Be on time!
-WOMEN'S SOCCER: Open field Thursday, 4:00-5:00 on the practice field...tryouts in 2 weeks.
-Any FOOTBALL PLAYER interested in buying their JV Home (black) jersey see Coach Medlin.
-Any male interested in playing on the MEN'S TENNIS TEAM this spring season, please come by Coach Stewart's room, A112, to sign up.
-After school football workouts will begin Monday, February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Basketball @ NORTH GASTON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Swimming, 3A Regional Meet
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING tomorrow, Thursday, January 31 at 7:25 in room D117
-The following students please see Mrs. Spivey immediately after school today: Stephanie Bartlett, Jody Baysmore, Isaac Bell, Jasmine Bell, Jonathan Blankenship, and Kyle Bonnin.
-WRESTLING PRACTICE today and tomorrow from 6:15 until 7:30. Also, Congratulations to the Wrestling team for their win over Crest.
-There is a mandatory HOSA meeting for all members Friday, February 1st after school.
-5th PERIOD will be this afternoon at 3:00 pm in room B107. Late students will not be allowed to enter. Be on time!
-WOMEN'S SOCCER: Open field Thursday, 4:00-5:00 on the practice field...tryouts in 2 weeks.
-Any FOOTBALL PLAYER interested in buying their JV Home (black) jersey see Coach Medlin.
-Any male interested in playing on the MEN'S TENNIS TEAM this spring season, please come by Coach Stewart's room, A112, to sign up.
-After school football workouts will begin Monday, February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
announcements for Tuesday, January 29, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29
Basketball @ Crest (NO JV GIRLS)
Wrestling, Crest @ Forestview @ 7:00
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Basketball @ NORTH GASTON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Swimming, 3A Regional Meet
-WOMEN'S SOCCER: Open fields today and Thursday, 4:00-5:00 on the practice field tryouts in 2 weeks.
-5th period will start tomorrow, January 30th in room B107. The class begins promptly at 3:00 pm. Late students will NOT be accepted.
-Any FOOTBALL PLAYER interested in buying their JV Home (black) jersey see Coach Medlin.
-Any male interested in playing on the MEN'S TENNIS TEAM this spring season, please come by Coach Stewart's room, A112, to sign up.
-After school football workouts will begin February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29
Basketball @ Crest (NO JV GIRLS)
Wrestling, Crest @ Forestview @ 7:00
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Basketball @ NORTH GASTON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Swimming, 3A Regional Meet
-WOMEN'S SOCCER: Open fields today and Thursday, 4:00-5:00 on the practice field tryouts in 2 weeks.
-5th period will start tomorrow, January 30th in room B107. The class begins promptly at 3:00 pm. Late students will NOT be accepted.
-Any FOOTBALL PLAYER interested in buying their JV Home (black) jersey see Coach Medlin.
-Any male interested in playing on the MEN'S TENNIS TEAM this spring season, please come by Coach Stewart's room, A112, to sign up.
-After school football workouts will begin February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
Monday, January 28, 2008
announcements for Monday, January 28, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29
Basketball @ Crest (NO JV GIRLS)
Wrestling, Crest @ Forestview @ 7:00
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Basketball @ NORTH GASTON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Swimming, 3A Regional Meet
-VIDEO ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL RESUME today, JANUARY 28
-Attention PEER HELPERS: Starting tomorrow you will need to sign in the front office before going to your assigned classroom.
-Students who are signed up for the GASTON COLLEGE AUTOMOTIVE CLASS are to stop by and see Ms. Weaver at the end of 3rd period Monday, January 28.
-Any FOOTBALL PLAYER interested in buying their JV Home (black) jersey see Coach Medlin.
-There will be a brief meeting after school Monday for any girl trying out for SOFTBALL. There will be SOFTBALL OPEN FIELD Monday
-Any male interested in playing on the MEN'S TENNIS TEAM this spring season, please come by Coach Stewart's room, A112, to sign up.
-5th PERIOD will start on Wednesday, January 30th in room B107. Stop by guidance for an application and guidelines. Please remember 5th PERIOD is for credit recovery. All applications must be screened by your counselor prior to entering the class.
-After school football workouts will begin February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29
Basketball @ Crest (NO JV GIRLS)
Wrestling, Crest @ Forestview @ 7:00
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Basketball @ NORTH GASTON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Swimming, 3A Regional Meet
-VIDEO ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL RESUME today, JANUARY 28
-Attention PEER HELPERS: Starting tomorrow you will need to sign in the front office before going to your assigned classroom.
-Students who are signed up for the GASTON COLLEGE AUTOMOTIVE CLASS are to stop by and see Ms. Weaver at the end of 3rd period Monday, January 28.
-Any FOOTBALL PLAYER interested in buying their JV Home (black) jersey see Coach Medlin.
-There will be a brief meeting after school Monday for any girl trying out for SOFTBALL. There will be SOFTBALL OPEN FIELD Monday
-Any male interested in playing on the MEN'S TENNIS TEAM this spring season, please come by Coach Stewart's room, A112, to sign up.
-5th PERIOD will start on Wednesday, January 30th in room B107. Stop by guidance for an application and guidelines. Please remember 5th PERIOD is for credit recovery. All applications must be screened by your counselor prior to entering the class.
-After school football workouts will begin February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
Friday, January 25, 2008
announcements for Friday, January 25, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
Basketball, Charlotte Latin @ Forestview (NO JV GIRLS)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26
Wrestling, Forestview Invitational
-VIDEO ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL RESUME ON MONDAY, JANUARY 28
-After school football workouts will begin February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
Basketball, Charlotte Latin @ Forestview (NO JV GIRLS)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26
Wrestling, Forestview Invitational
-VIDEO ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL RESUME ON MONDAY, JANUARY 28
-After school football workouts will begin February 4 from 3:00-4:30
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
announcements for Thursday, January 24, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23
Wrestling @ East Gaston
Swimming, Conference meet @ Rock Hill @ 7:30
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
Basketball, Charlotte Latin @ Forestview (NO JV GIRLS)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26
Wrestling, Forestview Invitational
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-There is a MOCK TRIAL MEETING tonight from 6:00-9:00 at the law office-bring $2.00 for pizza.
-Jack Sumner and Cassie Green need to see Ms. Griffin immediately after school today.
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23
Wrestling @ East Gaston
Swimming, Conference meet @ Rock Hill @ 7:30
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
Basketball, Charlotte Latin @ Forestview (NO JV GIRLS)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26
Wrestling, Forestview Invitational
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-There is a MOCK TRIAL MEETING tonight from 6:00-9:00 at the law office-bring $2.00 for pizza.
-Jack Sumner and Cassie Green need to see Ms. Griffin immediately after school today.
-PROM COMMITTEE MEETING Wednesday, January 30th in room D120 at 3:00 pm.
-There are two leadership development opportunities you are encouraged to consider:
1. The Legislators' School for Youth Leadership Development 2008 will be held on the Western Carolina University campus. This program is for rising 10th and 11th graders. The dates are Saturday, June 21 until Friday, June 27.
2. The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, which is a 10 day program offered this summer in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and other large cities. This is for 9th-12th graders interested in the field of medicine.
For further information, see Mr. Bennett in the guidance office.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
announcements for Wednesday, January 23, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23
Wrestling @ East Gaston
Swimming, Conference meet @ Rock Hill @ 7:30
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
Basketball, Charlotte Latin @ Forestview (NO JV GIRLS)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26
Wrestling, Forestview Invitational
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Wednesday, January 23. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Wednesday, January 23
8:00-11:30: make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
FOR STUDENTS THAT DO NOT HAVE MAKE-UP EXAMS THEY MAY ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23:
8:00-8:49: 1st period
8:55-9:44: 2nd period
9:50-10:39: 3rd period
10:45-11:35: 4th period
-Students will report to homeroom at 8:00 on Thursday, January 24 to receive their 2nd semester schedules.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23
Wrestling @ East Gaston
Swimming, Conference meet @ Rock Hill @ 7:30
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
Basketball, Charlotte Latin @ Forestview (NO JV GIRLS)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26
Wrestling, Forestview Invitational
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Wednesday, January 23. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Wednesday, January 23
8:00-11:30: make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
FOR STUDENTS THAT DO NOT HAVE MAKE-UP EXAMS THEY MAY ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23:
8:00-8:49: 1st period
8:55-9:44: 2nd period
9:50-10:39: 3rd period
10:45-11:35: 4th period
-Students will report to homeroom at 8:00 on Thursday, January 24 to receive their 2nd semester schedules.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
Friday, January 18, 2008
announcements for Friday, January 18, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Basketball, Hunter Huss @ Forestview
Wrestling @ Hunter Huss @ 7:00
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19
Wrestling all day @ Berry Duals
-Music Man Auditions: January 14-18
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
ALL THURSDAY'S EXAMS WILL BE MADE UP ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. ALL MAKE-UP EXAMS WILL BE MADE UP ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23.
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Wednesday, January 23
8:00-11:30: make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
FOR STUDENTS THAT DO NOT HAVE MAKE-UP EXAMS THEY MAY ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23:
8:00-8:49: 1st period
8:55-9:44: 2nd period
9:50-10:39: 3rd period
10:45-11:35: 4th period
-January 21-22: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Basketball, Hunter Huss @ Forestview
Wrestling @ Hunter Huss @ 7:00
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19
Wrestling all day @ Berry Duals
-Music Man Auditions: January 14-18
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
ALL THURSDAY'S EXAMS WILL BE MADE UP ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. ALL MAKE-UP EXAMS WILL BE MADE UP ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23.
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Wednesday, January 23
8:00-11:30: make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
FOR STUDENTS THAT DO NOT HAVE MAKE-UP EXAMS THEY MAY ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23:
8:00-8:49: 1st period
8:55-9:44: 2nd period
9:50-10:39: 3rd period
10:45-11:35: 4th period
-January 21-22: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
announcements for Tuesday, January 15, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Basketball, Hunter Huss @ Forestview
Wrestling @ Hunter Huss @ 7:00
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19
Wrestling all day @ Berry Duals
-Music Man Auditions: January 14-18
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Basketball, Hunter Huss @ Forestview
Wrestling @ Hunter Huss @ 7:00
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19
Wrestling all day @ Berry Duals
-Music Man Auditions: January 14-18
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Monday, January 14, 2008
announcements for Monday, January 14, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Basketball, Hunter Huss @ Forestview
Wrestling @ Hunter Huss @ 7:00
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19
Wrestling all day @ Berry Duals
-Music Man Auditions: January 14-18
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-Attention JV Boys Basketball Players: Practice is today from 5:15-7:00 in the main gym. If you are staying after school until practice please report to Coach Richards' room B138 after school.
-PEER HELPERS need to stay in their assigned class for exam review. If you are taking your final, report to the main conference room on your scheduled exam day.
-All students must report to 4th period today after break. An announcement will be made releasing exempt juniors and seniors from their 4th period class. Exempt students must have a note from their 4th period teacher to be released. All other students must sign out in the control room with a doctor's note. NO EXCEPTIONS!
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Basketball, Hunter Huss @ Forestview
Wrestling @ Hunter Huss @ 7:00
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19
Wrestling all day @ Berry Duals
-Music Man Auditions: January 14-18
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-Attention JV Boys Basketball Players: Practice is today from 5:15-7:00 in the main gym. If you are staying after school until practice please report to Coach Richards' room B138 after school.
-PEER HELPERS need to stay in their assigned class for exam review. If you are taking your final, report to the main conference room on your scheduled exam day.
-All students must report to 4th period today after break. An announcement will be made releasing exempt juniors and seniors from their 4th period class. Exempt students must have a note from their 4th period teacher to be released. All other students must sign out in the control room with a doctor's note. NO EXCEPTIONS!
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Friday, January 11, 2008
announcements for Friday, January 11, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-Congratulations to the FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS at last night's banquet. They are McKenzie Cook, Seth Hazelton, Preston Lyon, Tory Ayers, Andrew Hull, De'Onte Mauney, Josh Wood, Tate Morgan, and Jarkee Alexander.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-PEER HELPERS need to stay in their assigned class for exam review. If you are taking your final, report to the main conference room on your scheduled exam day.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-Congratulations to the FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS at last night's banquet. They are McKenzie Cook, Seth Hazelton, Preston Lyon, Tory Ayers, Andrew Hull, De'Onte Mauney, Josh Wood, Tate Morgan, and Jarkee Alexander.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-PEER HELPERS need to stay in their assigned class for exam review. If you are taking your final, report to the main conference room on your scheduled exam day.
-Attention TENTH AND ELEVENTH graders interested in pursuing a career based in science and/or math. Applications are being accepted for SUMMER VENTURES IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS, a four-week summer residential program offered on six campuses of the University of North Carolina system. This is a great opportunity for science and math oriented students to live and study on a university campus, cost free, during the summer. For applications and more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline is January 24.
-Attention BUS RIDERS: Student who ride the following buses will need to make other arrangements for transportation (after exams!) on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18. These buses will not run at 12:00. (66 - 67 - 352 - 353 - 430 - 439)
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
announcements for Thursday, January 10, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-THESPIANS!!! Don't forget to stop by Mrs. Spivey's room today to vote for officers.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-All HOSA MEMBERS going Saturday to competition should meet briefly today at 3:00 pm in Mrs. Hall's class.
-The MATH CLUB will meet today in Ms. Smith's room (D123). We will discuss logic problems including the classic "Cannibals and Missionaries."
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: today from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by today. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Tonight, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-THESPIANS!!! Don't forget to stop by Mrs. Spivey's room today to vote for officers.
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-All HOSA MEMBERS going Saturday to competition should meet briefly today at 3:00 pm in Mrs. Hall's class.
-The MATH CLUB will meet today in Ms. Smith's room (D123). We will discuss logic problems including the classic "Cannibals and Missionaries."
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: today from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by today. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Tonight, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Student return to school. Report Cards.
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
announcements for Wednesday, January 9, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (East Gaston and North Gaston)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-All HOSA MEMBERS going Saturday to competition should meet briefly Thursday, January 12 at 3:00 pm in Mrs. Hall's class.
-The MATH CLUB will meet tomorrow in Ms. Smith's room (D123). We will discuss logic problems including the classic "Cannibals and Missionaries."
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: Thursday from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-There will be an BETA CLUB officer's meeting today to discuss fundraising projects. Report to Mrs. Bost's room (B119) after school.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS today, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (East Gaston and North Gaston)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-BASEBALL CONDITIONING starts Thursday, January 24 @ 3:15 on the track. Tryouts begin February 11th @ 3:15 on the field. You must have a current physical to try out. Any questions, please see Coach Horne.
-All HOSA MEMBERS going Saturday to competition should meet briefly Thursday, January 12 at 3:00 pm in Mrs. Hall's class.
-The MATH CLUB will meet tomorrow in Ms. Smith's room (D123). We will discuss logic problems including the classic "Cannibals and Missionaries."
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: Thursday from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-There will be an BETA CLUB officer's meeting today to discuss fundraising projects. Report to Mrs. Bost's room (B119) after school.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS today, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-E X A M S C H E D U L E:
Monday, January 14
8:00-11:30: 4th period exam
11:35-1:37: 3rd period and lunch
1:42-2:55: 1st period review session
Tuesday, January 15
8:00-11:30: 1st period exam
11:35-2:45: 2nd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Wednesday, January 16
8:00-11:30: 2nd period exam
11:35-2:45: 3rd period review and lunch
2:45: dismissal
Thursday, January 17
8:00-11:30: 3rd period exam
11:35: lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
Friday, January 28
8:00-11:30: Make-up exams
11:35: Lunch and early dismissal
Noon: Buses leave
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
announcements for Tuesday, January 8, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8
Basketball @ South Point
Wrestling, South Point @ Forestview
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (East Gaston and North Gaston)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-All people that are going to participate in MR. FORESTVIEW must attend the INTERACT meeting today after school.
-There will be a MOCK TRAIL meeting today from 3:00-4:30 in Mrs. Crabtree's room.
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-Members of the INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY will meet briefly in Mrs. Spivey's room today, January 8 at 3:00 to nominate officers. Elections will occur Thursday, January 10th. This is a very important meeting, please be prompt.
-There will be an BETA CLUB officer's meeting Wednesday to discuss fundraising projects. Report to Mrs. Bost's room (B119) after school.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8
Basketball @ South Point
Wrestling, South Point @ Forestview
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (East Gaston and North Gaston)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-All people that are going to participate in MR. FORESTVIEW must attend the INTERACT meeting today after school.
-There will be a MOCK TRAIL meeting today from 3:00-4:30 in Mrs. Crabtree's room.
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-Members of the INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY will meet briefly in Mrs. Spivey's room today, January 8 at 3:00 to nominate officers. Elections will occur Thursday, January 10th. This is a very important meeting, please be prompt.
-There will be an BETA CLUB officer's meeting Wednesday to discuss fundraising projects. Report to Mrs. Bost's room (B119) after school.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Monday, January 7, 2008
announcements for Monday, January 7, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
MONDAY, JANUARY 7
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (Ashbrook, East Gaston, and North Gaston)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8
Basketball @ South Point
Wrestling, South Point @ Forestview
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (East Gaston and North Gaston)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL practice today starts at 3:45! Don't be late!
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-Members of the INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY will meet briefly in Mrs. Spivey's room tomorrow, January 8 at 3:00 to nominate officers. Elections will occur Thursday, January 10th. This is a very important meeting, please be prompt.
-There will be an BETA CLUB officer's meeting Wednesday to discuss fundraising projects. Report to Mrs. Bost's room (B119) after school.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS today, January 7 and Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
MONDAY, JANUARY 7
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (Ashbrook, East Gaston, and North Gaston)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8
Basketball @ South Point
Wrestling, South Point @ Forestview
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9
Swimming @ Belmont YMCA (East Gaston and North Gaston)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11
Basketball @ Ashbrook
Wrestling, Ashbrook @ Forestview
-EOC REVIEW: January 7-11
-GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL practice today starts at 3:45! Don't be late!
-WOMEN'S SOCCER OPEN FIELD: Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-5:00 on the Practice soccer field.
-Members of the INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY will meet briefly in Mrs. Spivey's room tomorrow, January 8 at 3:00 to nominate officers. Elections will occur Thursday, January 10th. This is a very important meeting, please be prompt.
-There will be an BETA CLUB officer's meeting Wednesday to discuss fundraising projects. Report to Mrs. Bost's room (B119) after school.
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS today, January 7 and Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Friday, January 4, 2008
announcements for Friday, January 4, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4
Basketball, North Gaston @ Forestview
Wrestling @ North Gaston
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Wrestling @ Hopewell Titan Challenge, all day
-EOC REVIEW: January 2-4, January 7-11
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by next Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS on Monday, January 7 and Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Toyota Community Scholarship-January 4
UNC-Greensboro Merit Scholarships-January 4
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4
Basketball, North Gaston @ Forestview
Wrestling @ North Gaston
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Wrestling @ Hopewell Titan Challenge, all day
-EOC REVIEW: January 2-4, January 7-11
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by next Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS on Monday, January 7 and Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Toyota Community Scholarship-January 4
UNC-Greensboro Merit Scholarships-January 4
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
announcements for Thursday, January 3, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4
Basketball, North Gaston @ Forestview
Wrestling @ North Gaston
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Wrestling @ Hopewell Titan Challenge, all day
-EOC REVIEW: January 2-4, January 7-11
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by next Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-DRIVER'S ED class starts today in classroom A110 for those students who have signed up for this class.
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS on Monday, January 7 and Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-There will be a MOCK TRIAL meeting tonight from 7:00-9:00 at the law office of Bill Moore. See Mrs. Crabtree for directions.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Toyota Community Scholarship-January 4
UNC-Greensboro Merit Scholarships-January 4
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4
Basketball, North Gaston @ Forestview
Wrestling @ North Gaston
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Wrestling @ Hopewell Titan Challenge, all day
-EOC REVIEW: January 2-4, January 7-11
-If any SENIORS have any suggestions for a SENIOR SONG, FLOWER, MOTTO, QUOTE OR FUNDRAISER please write it down and turn it in to Caroline Dalpiaz or Mrs. Rouse by next Thursday. This is crucial that you give suggestions so we are able to vote in Homeroom!! If you want something particular please give your suggestions, otherwise don't complain!
-DRIVER'S ED class starts today in classroom A110 for those students who have signed up for this class.
-The WEIGHT ROOM will be open for after school FOOTBALL WORKOUTS on Monday, January 7 and Wednesday, January 9 from 3:00 until 4:30.
-There will be a MOCK TRIAL meeting tonight from 7:00-9:00 at the law office of Bill Moore. See Mrs. Crabtree for directions.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Toyota Community Scholarship-January 4
UNC-Greensboro Merit Scholarships-January 4
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
announcements for Wednesday, January 2, 2008
-SPORTS THIS WEEK:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4
Basketball, North Gaston @ Forestview
Wrestling @ North Gaston
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Wrestling @ Hopewell Titan Challenge, all day
-EOC REVIEW: January 2-4, January 7-11
-Congratulations to the WRESTLING TEAM for their win over York High School and Monticello High School. Justin Privett-4th place, Onkevious Thomas-3rd place, Kyle Bradley-3rd place, Zach Brown-3rd place, Jordan Brooks-2nd place.
-There will be a MOCK TRIAL meeting Thursday night from 7:00-9:00 at the law office of Bill Moore. See Mrs. Crabtree on Thursday for directions.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Toyota Community Scholarship-January 4
UNC-Greensboro Merit Scholarships-January 4
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4
Basketball, North Gaston @ Forestview
Wrestling @ North Gaston
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5
Wrestling @ Hopewell Titan Challenge, all day
-EOC REVIEW: January 2-4, January 7-11
-Congratulations to the WRESTLING TEAM for their win over York High School and Monticello High School. Justin Privett-4th place, Onkevious Thomas-3rd place, Kyle Bradley-3rd place, Zach Brown-3rd place, Jordan Brooks-2nd place.
-There will be a MOCK TRIAL meeting Thursday night from 7:00-9:00 at the law office of Bill Moore. See Mrs. Crabtree on Thursday for directions.
-FALL SPORTS BANQUET: Thursday, January 10 @ 6:30. All fall athletes eat free, but their guests must pay $5.00. See Coach Stewart or Mrs. Smith for advanced tickets.
-There will be an athletic speed, agility, and quickness combine on Saturday, January 12. Registration begins @ 9:30 am. Pick up a brochure from Mrs. Smith in the office.
-EOC, TEACHER MADE AND VOCAT EXAMS: January 14-18. See Forestview's website for Test dates and Review dates.
-January 21-23: Student Holidays
-January 24: Report Cards
-February 7: PTA Meeting (College Representatives)
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available on-line. College bound seniors must apply in order to be considered for need-based financial aid. Completion and submission of the FAFSA could qualify your student for a federal PELL Grant, low interest student loan, and work study. Colleges also use the financial aid information from the FAFSA to determine need for scholarships. To start the application process, go to www.fafsa.ed.gov. Since 2007 tax documentation is required, it is important for parents to be part of the process and help their student submit the application asap. If you have questions, please contact your students' counselor. Information packets and worksheets are available in the guidance office. In addition to the FAFSA, please remember that there are a number of scholarships available. Applications and information are available in the guidance office. Deadlines are approaching quickly, so do not delay.
JUNIORS: Applications for the DISCOVER CARD SCHOLARSHIP are now available in the guidance office. Applications must be received by January 31st. Eligible students must have a minimum 2.75 GPA and a strong record of community service. Awards range from $2,500 to $25,000 dollars. Once again, this scholarship is only open to current juniors.
-SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Toyota Community Scholarship-January 4
UNC-Greensboro Merit Scholarships-January 4
Elk's Nursing Scholarship-January 11
Gaston Music Foundation Scholarship-January 12
Walmart Scholarship-January 14
Herman Lay Scholarship to Furman University-January 15
Make sure that you do not miss out on these valuable scholarship opportunities. See Mr. Collins.
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