- Friday, April 1 is the last day to buy Prom Tickets..They can be purchased during Lunch Only!!!
-Senior BBQ is Friday, April 1st 11:00am - 6:00pm
-Students please make sure that when you come in the building in the morning you have everything you will need for the day. Students will not be allowed to go to their car for any reason once the school day has started.
-Students-Please park in your assigned parking space. If you have not purchased a parking space, pick up a form in the front office. Cars will be checked for parking passes.
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council was created by Mayor Jennifer Stultz and the City Council in 2001. One of the purposes of the council is to build a noncompetitive spirit between the students of Gastonia's four public schools. The council traditionally partakes in community service activities such as celebrations with the Boys and Girls Club and Hope for Gaton. If you are interested in submitting application, see Mr. Bennett by April 2
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Wednesday, March 30
-Soccer Game has been Cancelled
-Varsity Soccer Practice 3:15-Aux Gym
-Softball Practice 3:15-Main Gym
-Varsity Baseball Pratice 4:30-Main Gym
-Senior BBQ is Friday, April 1st 11:00am - 6:00pm
-Friday, April 1st is the last day to purchase Prom Tickets
-Students please make sure that when you come in the building in the morning you have everything you will need for the day. Students will not be allowed to go to their car for any reason once the school day has started.
-Students-Please park in your assigned parking space. If you have not purchased a parking space, pick up a form in the front office. Cars will be checked for parking passes.
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council was created by Mayor Jennifer Stultz and the City Council in 2001. One of the purposes of the council is to build a noncompetitive spirit between the students of Gastonia's four public schools. The council traditionally partakes in community service activities such as celebrations with the Boys and Girls Club and Hope for Gaton. If you are interested in submitting application, see Mr. Bennett by April 2
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
**Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
SPORTS THIS WEEK-
Baseball- Tuesday, March 29-Ashbrook @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 29-FV @ Ashbrook @ 6:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @6:00
Soccer- Monday, March 28 Ashbrook @ FV 5:00/6:30
Wednesday,March 30 Crest @ FV 6:00
Golf - Monday, March 28 Ashbrook
Track - Tuesday, March 29 Kings Mtn, Huss, S.Point @ Kings Mtn 4:30
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-Varsity Soccer Practice 3:15-Aux Gym
-Softball Practice 3:15-Main Gym
-Varsity Baseball Pratice 4:30-Main Gym
-Senior BBQ is Friday, April 1st 11:00am - 6:00pm
-Friday, April 1st is the last day to purchase Prom Tickets
-Students please make sure that when you come in the building in the morning you have everything you will need for the day. Students will not be allowed to go to their car for any reason once the school day has started.
-Students-Please park in your assigned parking space. If you have not purchased a parking space, pick up a form in the front office. Cars will be checked for parking passes.
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council was created by Mayor Jennifer Stultz and the City Council in 2001. One of the purposes of the council is to build a noncompetitive spirit between the students of Gastonia's four public schools. The council traditionally partakes in community service activities such as celebrations with the Boys and Girls Club and Hope for Gaton. If you are interested in submitting application, see Mr. Bennett by April 2
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
**Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
SPORTS THIS WEEK-
Baseball- Tuesday, March 29-Ashbrook @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 29-FV @ Ashbrook @ 6:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @6:00
Soccer- Monday, March 28 Ashbrook @ FV 5:00/6:30
Wednesday,March 30 Crest @ FV 6:00
Golf - Monday, March 28 Ashbrook
Track - Tuesday, March 29 Kings Mtn, Huss, S.Point @ Kings Mtn 4:30
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Tuesday, March 29
-Senior BBQ is Friday 11:00am - 6:00pm
-Students-Please park in your assigned parking space. If you have not purchased a parking space, pick up a form in the front office. Cars will be checked for parking passes.
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council was created by Mayor Jennifer Stultz and the City Council in 2001. One of the purposes of the council is to build a noncompetitive spirit between the students of Gastonia's four public schools. The council traditionally partakes in community service activities such as celebrations with the Boys and Girls Club and Hope for Gaton. If you are interested in submitting application, see Mr. Bennett by April 2
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
**Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
SPORTS THIS WEEK-
Baseball- Tuesday, March 29-Ashbrook @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 29-FV @ Ashbrook @ 6:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @6:00
Soccer- Monday, March 28 Ashbrook @ FV 5:00/6:30
Wednesday,March 30 Crest @ FV 6:00
Golf - Monday, March 28 Ashbrook
Track - Tuesday, March 29 Kings Mtn, Huss, S.Point @ Kings Mtn 4:30
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-Students-Please park in your assigned parking space. If you have not purchased a parking space, pick up a form in the front office. Cars will be checked for parking passes.
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council was created by Mayor Jennifer Stultz and the City Council in 2001. One of the purposes of the council is to build a noncompetitive spirit between the students of Gastonia's four public schools. The council traditionally partakes in community service activities such as celebrations with the Boys and Girls Club and Hope for Gaton. If you are interested in submitting application, see Mr. Bennett by April 2
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
**Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
SPORTS THIS WEEK-
Baseball- Tuesday, March 29-Ashbrook @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 29-FV @ Ashbrook @ 6:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @6:00
Soccer- Monday, March 28 Ashbrook @ FV 5:00/6:30
Wednesday,March 30 Crest @ FV 6:00
Golf - Monday, March 28 Ashbrook
Track - Tuesday, March 29 Kings Mtn, Huss, S.Point @ Kings Mtn 4:30
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, March 28
-Senior BBQ is next Friday, April 1. Please turn in all money and order forms to Mrs. Rouse by Friday.
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council was created by Mayor Jennifer Stultz and the City Council in 2001. One of the purposes of the council is to build a noncompetitive spirit between the students of Gastonia's four public schools. The council traditionally partakes in community service activities such as celebrations with the Boys and Girls Club and Hope for Gaton. If you are interested in submitting application, see Mr. Bennett by April 2
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
SPORTS THIS WEEK-
Baseball- Tuesday, March 29-Ashbrook @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 29-FV @ Ashbrook @ 6:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @6:00
Soccer- Monday, March 28 Ashbrook @ FV 5:00/6:30
Wednesday,March 30 Crest @ FV 6:00
Golf - Monday, March 28 Ashbrook
Track - Tuesday, March 29 Kings Mtn, Huss, S.Point @ Kings Mtn 4:30
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council was created by Mayor Jennifer Stultz and the City Council in 2001. One of the purposes of the council is to build a noncompetitive spirit between the students of Gastonia's four public schools. The council traditionally partakes in community service activities such as celebrations with the Boys and Girls Club and Hope for Gaton. If you are interested in submitting application, see Mr. Bennett by April 2
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
SPORTS THIS WEEK-
Baseball- Tuesday, March 29-Ashbrook @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @ 7:00, JV @ 4:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 29-FV @ Ashbrook @ 6:00
Friday, April 1-Crest @ FV @6:00
Soccer- Monday, March 28 Ashbrook @ FV 5:00/6:30
Wednesday,March 30 Crest @ FV 6:00
Golf - Monday, March 28 Ashbrook
Track - Tuesday, March 29 Kings Mtn, Huss, S.Point @ Kings Mtn 4:30
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Friday, March 25, 2011
Friday, March 25
-Senior BBQ is next Friday, April 1. Please turn in all money and order forms to Mrs. Rouse by Friday.
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council is taking in new members. It is a service oriented group run by the City of Gastonia. Applications are in guidance with Ms. Boswell. The applications are due back April 8.
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering then scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council is taking in new members. It is a service oriented group run by the City of Gastonia. Applications are in guidance with Ms. Boswell. The applications are due back April 8.
-Students interested in attending an academic or arts summer camp this summer at Lee's McRae College please see Ms. Boswell. They are offering then scholarships for student's to be able to attend the camps.
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Thursday, March 24
-Afternoon Bus 357 Changes for Remainder of this year: Bus 357 students on Maple Crest will now ridge Bus 146. Students on Union Terrace and Iris Dr. will ride Bus 120. Students on Patrick Rd will ride Bus 27. Students on Bud Wilson Rd will ride Bus 98.
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Thursday, Mar 24-Track @ FV East Gaston, Kings Mtn 4:00
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-It is very Important that School Procedures are followed when dropping off or picking up from school. The Policy states that all Students should use the front entrance or student parking lot doors.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Thursday, Mar 24-Track @ FV East Gaston, Kings Mtn 4:00
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wednesday, March 23
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Monday Mar 21- Soccer FV vs North Gaston @ 6:00
Tuesday, Mar 22-Baseball, North Gaston @ FV 7:00
Wednesday, Mar 23-Softball FV @ Bessemer City @ 4:30
-Soccer, FV @ South Point @5:00/6:30
Thursday, Mar 24-Track @ FV East Gaston, Kings Mtn 4:00
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Monday Mar 21- Soccer FV vs North Gaston @ 6:00
Tuesday, Mar 22-Baseball, North Gaston @ FV 7:00
Wednesday, Mar 23-Softball FV @ Bessemer City @ 4:30
-Soccer, FV @ South Point @5:00/6:30
Thursday, Mar 24-Track @ FV East Gaston, Kings Mtn 4:00
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Monday, March 21, 2011
Monday, March 21
-Student Council Meeting Tuesday, March 22 @ 7:30 in B128. If you want to help with Special Olympics, you must attend this meeting!
-Deposits for Advanced Placement exams are due Friday, March 18th. If you have taken an AP course this year and plan to take the AP exam, you must pay the deposit of $13 per exam. The total cost is $79 per exam. If you do not pay the deposit, an exam will not be ordered. All checks should be made out to Forestview High School and paid to Mr.Collins in guidance or Mrs.Setzer in the main office.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Monday Mar 21- Soccer FV vs North Gaston @ 6:00
Tuesday, Mar 22-Baseball, North Gaston @ FV 7:00
Wednesday, Mar 23-Softball FV @ Bessemer City @ 4:30
-Soccer, FV @ South Point @5:00/6:30
Thursday, Mar 24-Track @ FV East Gaston, Kings Mtn 4:00
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-Deposits for Advanced Placement exams are due Friday, March 18th. If you have taken an AP course this year and plan to take the AP exam, you must pay the deposit of $13 per exam. The total cost is $79 per exam. If you do not pay the deposit, an exam will not be ordered. All checks should be made out to Forestview High School and paid to Mr.Collins in guidance or Mrs.Setzer in the main office.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Monday Mar 21- Soccer FV vs North Gaston @ 6:00
Tuesday, Mar 22-Baseball, North Gaston @ FV 7:00
Wednesday, Mar 23-Softball FV @ Bessemer City @ 4:30
-Soccer, FV @ South Point @5:00/6:30
Thursday, Mar 24-Track @ FV East Gaston, Kings Mtn 4:00
Friday,Mar 25-Baseball @ South Point @ 4:00/7:00
-Softball @ South Point @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Friday, March 18, 2011
Friday, March 18
-Deposits for Advanced Placement exams are due Friday, March 18th. If you have taken an AP course this year and plan to take the AP exam, you must pay the deposit of $13 per exam. The total cost is $79 per exam. If you do not pay the deposit, an exam will not be ordered. All checks should be made out to Forestview High School and paid to Mr.Collins in guidance or Mrs.Setzer in the main office.
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-REMINDER-The weight room is closed today for after school football workouts. Workouts will resume on Monday. Thanks, C.Medlin
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-Any 9th, 10th or 11th grade girl interested in trying out for the JV or varsity cheerleading squad next year..there will be a mandatory parent meeting on Tuesday, March 29 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Practice for tryouts will be Monday, April 18 and Tuesday, April 19 from 6:00-8:00 in the main gym. Tryouts will be Thursday April 21 beginning at 6:00 in the Main Gym. If you have any questions see Ms.Hradek in D142
-Applications are being accepted for the 2011 session of the American Legion Tar Heel Boy's State which will be held June 19-25 at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.
TarHeel Boys' State is a leadership program of Action where participants learn today to lead tomorrow. It is highly intense in nature and teaches in a practical way the principles of good goverment at the city, county and state levels.
Only males who have completed their junior year are considered. For more information, see Mr. Bennett in guidance. The deadline for applications is Thursday, March 31
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-REMINDER-The weight room is closed today for after school football workouts. Workouts will resume on Monday. Thanks, C.Medlin
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Thursday, March 17
-Junior Civitans Meeting Thursday afternoon in Mrs. Rouse's room.
-Deposits for Advanced Placement exams are due Friday, March 18th. If you have taken an AP course this year and plan to take the AP exam, you must pay the deposit of $13 per exam. The total cost is $79 per exam. If you do not pay the deposit, an exam will not be ordered. All checks should be made out to Forestview High School and paid to Mr.Collins in guidance or Mrs.Setzer in the main office.
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-All Students and Teachers that purchased an Invisible Children T-Shirt are invited to wear their T-Shirts on Thursday. Please wear in order to promote our big event that will take place Sunday. Please wear your shirt to the event.
-REMINDER-The weight room is closed today for after school football workouts. Workouts will resume on Monday. Thanks, C.Medlin
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-Deposits for Advanced Placement exams are due Friday, March 18th. If you have taken an AP course this year and plan to take the AP exam, you must pay the deposit of $13 per exam. The total cost is $79 per exam. If you do not pay the deposit, an exam will not be ordered. All checks should be made out to Forestview High School and paid to Mr.Collins in guidance or Mrs.Setzer in the main office.
-Make sure you register to attend CollegeWeekLive SPRING, a free online college fair, on March 23rd and 24th from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. At CollegeWeekLive SPRING you can chat with admissions reps from 300+ schools, connect with other students and watch videos on college admissions. Go to www.CollegeWeekLive.com to register online for free.
-All Students and Teachers that purchased an Invisible Children T-Shirt are invited to wear their T-Shirts on Thursday. Please wear in order to promote our big event that will take place Sunday. Please wear your shirt to the event.
-REMINDER-The weight room is closed today for after school football workouts. Workouts will resume on Monday. Thanks, C.Medlin
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Friday, March 18 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Wednesday, March 16
-Junior Civitans Meeting has been moved to Thursday afternoon in Mrs. Rouse's room.
-Mandatory Invisible Childrens Club meeting on Wednesday, March 16 @ 3:00p.m in Mrs. Henry's room. All members should attend or contact David Tompkins if unable to come on Wednesday. We will be passing out T-Shirts and wrapping up plans for our ICC event that will take place this coming Sunday.
-All Students and Teachers that purchased an Invisible Children T-Shirt are invited to wear their T-Shirts on Thursday. Please wear in order to promote our big event that will take place Sunday. Please wear your shirt to the event.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Tuesday, March 15 at Olympic HS @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 15 Bessemer City @ FV @4:30 Doubleheader
Thursday, March 10 vs East Lincoln @ 4:30
Soccer- March 16 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-Mandatory Invisible Childrens Club meeting on Wednesday, March 16 @ 3:00p.m in Mrs. Henry's room. All members should attend or contact David Tompkins if unable to come on Wednesday. We will be passing out T-Shirts and wrapping up plans for our ICC event that will take place this coming Sunday.
-All Students and Teachers that purchased an Invisible Children T-Shirt are invited to wear their T-Shirts on Thursday. Please wear in order to promote our big event that will take place Sunday. Please wear your shirt to the event.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Tuesday, March 15 at Olympic HS @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 15 Bessemer City @ FV @4:30 Doubleheader
Thursday, March 10 vs East Lincoln @ 4:30
Soccer- March 16 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Tuesday, March 15
-Junior Civitans Meeting has been moved to Thursday afternoon in Mrs. Rouse's room.
-German Club will meet on Tuesday, March 15 in D130. We will have a competition with prizes.
-Mandatory Invisible Childrens Club meeting on Wednesday, March 16 @ 3:00p.m in Mrs. Henry's room. All members should attend or contact David Tompkins if unable to come on Wednesday. We will be passing out T-Shirts and wrapping up plans for our ICC event that will take place this coming Sunday.
-All Students and Teachers that purchased an Invisible Children T-Shirt are invited to wear their T-Shirts on Thursday. Please wear in order to promote our big event that will take place Sunday. Please wear your shirt to the event.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*Kohl's Scholarship-Mar 15
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Tuesday, March 15 at Olympic HS @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 15 Bessemer City @ FV @4:30 Doubleheader
Thursday, March 10 vs East Lincoln @ 4:30
Soccer- March 16 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-German Club will meet on Tuesday, March 15 in D130. We will have a competition with prizes.
-Mandatory Invisible Childrens Club meeting on Wednesday, March 16 @ 3:00p.m in Mrs. Henry's room. All members should attend or contact David Tompkins if unable to come on Wednesday. We will be passing out T-Shirts and wrapping up plans for our ICC event that will take place this coming Sunday.
-All Students and Teachers that purchased an Invisible Children T-Shirt are invited to wear their T-Shirts on Thursday. Please wear in order to promote our big event that will take place Sunday. Please wear your shirt to the event.
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*Kohl's Scholarship-Mar 15
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Tuesday, March 15 at Olympic HS @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 15 Bessemer City @ FV @4:30 Doubleheader
Thursday, March 10 vs East Lincoln @ 4:30
Soccer- March 16 @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
Monday, March 14, 2011
Monday, March 14
-Student Council will have a meeting Tuesday morning at 7:30 am in B128
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-German Club will meet on Tuesday, March 15 in D130. We will have a competition with prizes.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*Kohl's Scholarship-Mar 15
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Varisty Doubleheader Monday, March 14 @ 4:00 against Olympic HS
JV Doubleheader
Tuesday, March 15 at Olympic HS @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Thursday March 10 vs East Lincoln at FV. JV @4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 15 Bessemer City @ FV @4:30
Thursday, March 10 vs East Lincoln @ 4:30
Soccer- @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-If you plan to take an NCVPS on-line course, you must complete an application packet. Once the packet is complete, your name will be added to the waiting list.
See Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-German Club will meet on Tuesday, March 15 in D130. We will have a competition with prizes.
-Appalachian State University is offering its 4th Forensic Science Camp this summer: July 6-9 and July 20-23.
This camp is for those students with a strong background in science who are interested in pursuing a career as a forensic analyst or who are just curious about the field. See Mr. Bennett in Guidance for more information.
-Students..If you need additional help in any of your classes. Peer tutoring will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:00 in B106. A late bus runs these days and leaves Forestview at 4:30
-Any Junior interested in going into the Bachelor's degree program for teaching at UNC Asheville, please see Ms. Boswell in the guidance office.
-HOSA/Red members attending HOSA State Conference should see Mrs. Hall ASAP for important information.
-The GASTON GAZETTE'S BEST AND BRIGHTEST 2011 awards program will honor one senior from each of the Greater Gaston area high schools who epitomize the community builders of their generation. These students are committed to their studies, but they are also making meaningful contributions to the betterment of their schools and communities through a myriad of activities. They have shown the ability to balance all the elements in their lives and in some cases have overcome enormous obstacles. Applications for this award can be accessed online or you can see Mr. Bennett in guidance for complete information. The completed application must be received by The Gaston Gazette by Friday, April 8 at 5:00 pm.
STUDENT SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS:
*Kohl's Scholarship-Mar 15
*George & Patricia Barnard-Mar 25
*Tom Browne Scholarship-Mar 31
*Max Fowler NC State Eng. & Math Scholarship-Mar 31
*John Willoughby Scholarship-Mar 31
*Buick Achievers Scholarship-Mar 31
*Gaston College Scholarships-Mar 31
See Mr. Collins for more information
Also...Any current JUNIOR interested in becoming a PRESBYTERIAN FELLOW should see Mr. Collins for information. Fellows will be awarded scholarship money and receive priority consideration for other Presbyterian scholarship awards.
-Baseball Apparel is now on sale. Hats, hoodies, t-shirts and shorts can be purchased from Coach Horne. There is a limited supply, so please hurry.
-GASTON YOUTH CONNECTED (GYC) is a partnership to help Gaston County develop and implement a community-wide approach to preventing teen pregnancy. If you are interested in serving on the Teen Advisory Board, see Mr. Bennett in guidance for more information.
-The JAG RAG NEWSPAPER STAFF is working on creating an advice column for the APRIL issue. Drop off any questions or concerns you have in writing in the box outside of room B103. Keep in mind staff reserves the right NOT to print something that is inappropriate and edit for mistakes. Stop by room B103 3rd period if you have questions!
-Attention JUNIORS and SENIORS: Sunday March 20 from 12:00 - 4pm - National College Fair in Charlotte. There will be hundreds of different college's represented at the fair. Go to nationalcollegefairs.org for more information.
-It's not too late to order a YEARBOOK! Yearbooks are $75 with NO OPTIONS (online or at school in B103 during 4th period or after school). Jostens will accept credit cards. If you purchase the yearbook at school will will accept check, money order or cash.
-SPORTS THIS WEEK
Baseball- Varisty Doubleheader Monday, March 14 @ 4:00 against Olympic HS
JV Doubleheader
Tuesday, March 15 at Olympic HS @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Friday, March 18 @ Crest JV @ 4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Thursday March 10 vs East Lincoln at FV. JV @4:00 Varsity @ 7:00
Softball- Tuesday, March 15 Bessemer City @ FV @4:30
Thursday, March 10 vs East Lincoln @ 4:30
Soccer- @ Crest @ 6:00
-SENIORS planning to attend college for the 2011-12 year should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the FAFSA may qualify students for Pell Grants, Federal Work Study and low interest student loans. In addition, colleges and universities utilize information on the FAFSA in distributing their need-based financial aid. since tax documentation is necessary for completion of the FAFSA, it is extremely important for you to prepare federal tax forms as early as possible this year. Please check with your potential colleges and universities for filing deadlines. Also, please know that filing the FAFSA is on a first come basis, so do not delay. Applications are available online at www.fafsa.gov.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Mar 17: Report Cards, students dismissed at 12:00 noon, Parent/Teacher conferences from 12:00-7:00
Mar 25, 26, 27: Once Upon a Mattress in the auditorium
Mar 28-Apr 1: Interims
Apr 1: Senior BBQ
Apr 15-20: Benchmark Testing Window
Apr 16: 8:00-12:00, PROM
-Students, please make sure that you are following the dress code policy. Guys...pants must be secured at your waist. Ladies...leggings or tights must have appropriate attire that meet the dollar bill rule over top of them. Also, hoods and hats of any kind are not permitted inside of the building. Please be aware that the dress code is STRICTLY BEING ENFORCED!
-Students, don't forget that PEER TUTORING is offered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 3:00-4:00 in room B106.
-If you haven’t turned in your PTO membership forms, please turn those in as soon as possible. Thanks to all those students and parents that have already joined PTO.
-REGULAR BELL SCHEDULE:
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:35: 1st period
9:41-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
-ADVOCATE/HOMEROOM BELL SCHEDULE: (2011: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 5/5, 5/19)
7:50: Hall entry bell
8:00-9:15: 1st period
9:21-9:51: Homeroom
9:57-11:16: 2nd period
11:22-1:19: 3rd period
11:16-11:48: 1st lunch
11:53-12:19: 2nd lunch
12:23-12:49: 3rd lunch
12:54-1:19: 4th lunch
1:25-3:00: 4th period
3:05-4:05: ASD
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