ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday, March 14, 2011
This week is Ag Week. In celebration of Ag week, we will be asking a daily question. The first student with the correct answer needs to come to the office to claim their prize. Today's question: 70% of potatoes are used for which food product? __________. President (who?) gets credit for introducing "French fries" to America when he served them at a White House dinner.
7th and 8th grade students interested in running track. There will be an informational meeting on Tuesday (tomorrow) during homeroom. Please report to the gym after attendance has been taken.
The Second Annual Mr. Lake City Contest will take place this Friday, March 18th in the high school gym at 7:00 pm. Contestants will compete in talent, swim trunk, and best dressed competitions. The winner will be crowned Mr. Lake City 2011! Admission will be $4.00 per person, $12.00 per family of 4. Concessions will be available and there will be an auction for a prime parking space at the athletic complex and 2 family athletic passes. Hope to see you there!
We have a number of 3 on 3 tournaments going on around the area – stop in and pick up a form if you are interested. Currently we have information flyers on NMC, Pine River, Evart and Reed City.
Missaukee County Sheriff's office is holding an ORV training class on April 2 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students must pre-register for the event by calling 839-4338 ext. 1.
Yearbooks are on sale. Stop in the office or the library to pick up a flyer. Cost is $13.00. The cover for this year's yearbook was voted on and picked by our own Student Council.
The Wexford-Missaukee Career Tech Center will be holding summer camps June 15-17. Explore one of many exciting 3-day camps full of hands-on activities and programs. This camp is open to grade 6 to 8. Stop in the office and pick up a blue form.
8th grade students: Greenfield Village trip tuition deadline is this Friday, March 18. Stop in before school or during your lunch to pay your tuition.
6th grade students: we are still accepting Camp Rotary tuition.
The Missaukee County Road Commission requests your cooperation through the winter months while snowplowing is taking place. We ask that you be aware of the fact that the plows are on the roads many mornings at the same time that the buses are picking students up. We urge you to make sure that you wait a safe distance from the plowed portion of the roadway until the bus actually arrives at your stop. It is important that we work together to make certain of your safety.
A reminder to students walking to the high school/elementary building, you need to go one street towards town and then walk to the other building. You are not to walk on Houghton Street. Along this same note, students should not be walking through someone's yard to get to or from school. Please walk on the sidewalk or road's edge.
Students: Remember if you are absent from school you or your parents can check the teachers' blog to see what assignments you missed.
