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Be Careful What You Wish For - Luke Combs,

Underdogs - Chris Young ,

Today is Tuesday, November 6th, 2018

This Week’s theme is: Sense Of Belonging

Announcements:

BPA News

This Week in Victor:

Tuesday 6

Due to Elections the gym will not be open

- All PE Classes will meet in the MSR Center

HS Fall Sports Award Ceremony 5:30 MSR Center
Open Gym Tonight- Multi - starts 5:45-6:00 until 7ish.

Wednesday 7

Volleyball Awards banquet 5-6pm: Multi-purpose room

Thursday 8

MSBBB Vs Hellgate (H) 5:00
Middle School Pep Band plays for MSBBB
Special Olympics State Basketball Tournament
High School Science Olympiad training after school
Open Gym - Multi - after middle school games

Friday 9

MSBBB Vs Darby (A) 4:30. Bus leaves at 3:00. Yellow
Special Olympics State Basketball Tournament

Saturday 10

Special Olympics State Basketball Tournament

Monday November 5	Tuesday November 6	Wednesday November 7	Thursday November 8
	Tator Tot Casserole, Dinner Roll, Carrots, Pears -Salad Bar	Potato Soup, Cheesy Breadstick, Applesauce -Salad Bar	Biscuit & Gravy, Corn, Peaches, Cookie

TUTORING SCHEDULE THIS WEEK:

Tuesday Schnarr

Wednesday Lynch

Thursday Schnarr

Friday Beckwith

You must be working on school work

or silently reading to get hours counted (bring a book).

FFA NEWS!!!!!!

The FFA meeting has been moved to Wednesday 11/7/18

At 4:45 pm due to the fall sports banquet.

All members need to come in full OD we

Are going to take some nice professional

Chapter pictures at the McVey barns.

Raffle tickets are for sale 3$ each or 5$ for 2 tickets

If you are going to JDAE, I need you to sell one

Booklet before Thursday to help with the hotel cost.

After Lunch!!!

Stop by Mrs. Jaquith’s to purchase ice cream! Yum.

Counseling Office News: Middle School BEAR Group is 1st period today in Room B. Congratulations to the November Students of the Month: Christian Moevao, Hannah Bingham, Tony Martinez, Johanna Buchanan, Emma Corder, Alec Rowlan, Tori Redman, Keanna Chavez, Garrett Gleason, and Autumn Garrard

Student Council News:

"MISSING

awesome coffee cup

please return

last seen in the library on top of Lynch's microwave

REWARD"

thank you

Click here for Pirate gear!

Would the following students please come to the office:

Zussette Cruz Louis Nascimento

Kali Lawson Taylor Seppel

Riley McCarren Kali Lawson

Thank you!

Seniors:

*Remember to get your cap and gown order

Packets, from Jostens, back to the school

By Tuesday, November 13. If you are going to be gone that day,
late to school, or have scheduling
That keeps you from being here in the morning of

The 13th, get your packet to the Front Office before

Tuesday.

*Senior Pics are needed ASAP. Get your pictures to

The yearbook staff, Mrs. Wildey, or Mr. Gulman…

Now.

Other Announcements?

Brown and Evans (2002) argued that student connectedness included things such as commitment
to school, student autonomy, belonging to school and having a firm belief in rules of school.
Barber and Schluterman (2008) suggested that connectedness had four components: the quality
of a relationship (e.g., family bonding), the degree of liking of an environment or relationship
(e.g., liking school), a feeling or attitude (e.g., sense of belonging) and perceptions of antecedent
conditions (e.g., feeling close to people). Blum and Libbey (2004) described school connectedness
as the belief, by students, that adults within their school community care about their learning, have
an interest in them as individuals and have high academic expectations; teacher–student
relationships are positive; and students feel safe at school. McNeely, Nonnemaker and Blum (2002)
described connectedness in terms of students’ feelings of closeness to the people at school, feeling
happy at school, feeling a part of school, feeling that teachers treated them fairly and feeling that
they were in a safe environment.

Allen, Kelly-Ann., and Margaret L. Kern.

School Belonging in Adolescents Theory, Research and Practice (2017). Web.