Wednesday
April 13, 2016
Entrance music:
MINES (Making Innovations in Engineering and Sciences) – Summer Camp for Young Women will take place on the Montana Tech campus June 19th – 24th. MINES is for current freshman and sophomore girls who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Each day is filled with interactive STEM field camps and each evening will be filled with fun events. MINES is expected to fill to capacity with 30 young women from across the country and admission is competitive. You can find more information at www.mtech.edu/mines-camp. The application materials must be postmarked by this Friday, April 15th in order to be considered. If you have questions, you can email the MINES Camp Administrator by calling 406-496-4568 or emailing scrowe@mtech.edu.
Be Respectful
Be Responsible (You are in charge of your own actions, no matter what someone else is wearing.)
Be Ready
If you have signed up for Driver’s Ed don’t forget to pay by Monday, April 25.
From the galley:
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Chicken Parmesan,
Pasta Alfredo,
Italian Zucchini,
Mandarin Oranges
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Hamburger,
Sweet Potato tots,
Pickles,
Fruit Cocktail
Salad Bar
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Taco Stew,
Tortilla Chips,
Applesauce,
Cookie
Salad Bar
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Eggs,
Pancake,
Potato Triangle,
Strawberries
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From the Counseling Office:
ACT next Tuesday, April 19th for all Juniors.
More students of the month for April…...
Lilly Challinor, Camille Drewien, Jadyn Scheffer, Jacob Weaver
Congratulations!
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This Week in Victor
Wednesday 13
- Wear Orange Wednesday, Fight Childhood Hunger
- Bring a can of food for the food bank.
Thursday 14
- Senior/Faculty Basketball game. 3:30 pm
- Cost $1 per person. Proceeds to benefit the Gabriel Scholarship Fund for Jada & Faith Gabriel.
- Seniors wear blue. Teachers wear white.
Friday 15
- MS Track Corvallis Meet at Corvallis 9AM. Bus leaves at 8AM
- District Music Festival 1 PM Sentinel
Saturday 16
- HS Track MCPS Meet @ Big Sky 9AM. Bus leaves at 7:15 Yellow
- District Music Festival 12 PM Sentinel
- Mr. Dobberstein's Birthday
TUTORING DUTY: No Tutoring
Reminder that if you have not paid for drivers ed, you must do so before you start the class. Please turn your money into the office no later than the 25th of April.
Congratulations to Nora Goodwin! She earned an Honorable Mention in the Montana Junior Duck Stamp Art Competition.
Fun Fact: The species most frequently portrayed by student artists in the Montana Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest is the Mallard.
Speaking of ducks, all you Robert McCloskey fans will appreciate that the book, Make Way for Ducklings set in the city of Boston
has turned 75! See if it’s in the library! And while you’re there, check out a book! Here’s Officer Mike holding up traffic so the Mallard Family can get from the Charles River to Boston Public Gardens.
Robert McCloskey at work in his studio.
Note to Nora! You’re in good company!
Why: 1 in 5 children in Montana struggle with hunger.
The color orange represents child hunger awareness.
By wearing this color and encouraging others to do the same, you are increasing awareness and standing
united with the cause of reducing childhood hunger
Remember to wear orange, bring a can of food for the food bank, Help fight childhood hunger!!!!!!
Have you seen this book? Please return.
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