Wednesday, June 12
THIS WEEK’S THEME IS:
SCHOOL IS ALMOST DONE
KEEP WORKING HARD
Marcus Kellogg, a journalist traveling with Custer’s 7th Cavalry,
files one of his last dispatches before being killed at the Battle of the Little Big Horn.
On this day, Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl living in Amsterdam,
receives a diary for her 13th birthday.
receives a diary for her 13th birthday.
In one of his most famous Cold War speeches, President Ronald Reagan
challenges Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall.
challenges Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall.
From the Galley
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Chef’s Choice
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13
Sack Lunch
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Middle school boys interested in attending
a football camp hosted by the Atlanta Falcons
held at Washington Grizzly Stadium Click Here
a football camp hosted by the Atlanta Falcons
held at Washington Grizzly Stadium Click Here
Interesting Fact: The “Windy City” name has nothing
to do with Chicago weather
to do with Chicago weather
This Week in Victor:
Wednesday June 12
7pm GBB @ Florence
4:30 Title I and Summer School mtg
Thursday June 13
7:00 am S&C
Last day of school! Buses run at 1:40pm
Middle school girls basketball open gym at 6:00 pm
High school girls basketball scrimmage at 7:00 pm
Friday June 14
GBB @ Florence
Saturday June 15
GBB @ Florence
2nd Semester Test Schedule 2018-19
Wednesday, June 12
Period 1
& Ethos
8:10-9:32
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Test 2nd
9:35-11:38
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HS 4th
11:41-12:41
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HS Lunch
12:41-1:11
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Test 6th
1:14-3:15
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HS 7th
3:20-4:20
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MS 1
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MS 2rd
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MS Lunch
11:38-12:08
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MS 4th
12:11-1:11
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MS 6th
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MS 7th
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Thursday, June 13
Ethos
8:10-8:30
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HS 1st
8:33-8:43
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HS 2nd
8:46-9:26
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HS 3rd
9:29-10:09
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HS 4th
10:12-10:52
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HS 5th
10:55-11:35
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HS 6th
11:38-12:18
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HS Lunch
12:18-12:48
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HS 7th
12:51--1:31
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Locker
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11th/10th
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9th
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7th
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6th
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11th/10th
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9th
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7th
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6th
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Office checkout
chromebook
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MS
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MS 1st
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MS 2nd
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MS 3rd
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MS 4th
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MS 5th
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MS Lunch
11:35-12:05
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MS 6th
12:08-12:48
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MS 7th
Busses run
At 1:40 p.m.
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Required classes in RED 6th and 7th. Non-Required classes in Blue.
On Thursday, students will check out of each class as they rotate through.
Please do not check any student out early,
without Mr. Pearson’s signature approving early check out.
Counselor’s News: (don’t erase) The following students need
come in to change their schedules because of a full yearbook class:
come in to change their schedules because of a full yearbook class:
Caleb Rockwood, Raymond Russi, and Izabella Scichilone
BPA News:
FFA News:
Yearbook News:
MUSIC News: Please make sure you bring back
All school-owned instruments and any sheet music
From school tomorrow.
See Miss Schnarr if you would like to check out an instrument
for the summer.
See Miss Schnarr if you would like to check out an instrument
for the summer.
Art News:
Victor Pirates on the Caribbean? Yep!
Here’s a story from West Indies, a region in the North Atlantic
which includes island nations in the Caribbean Sea.
which includes island nations in the Caribbean Sea.
Plastic pollution, overfishing and climate change is bad news in our oceans
. We should all do what we can every day for our beautiful earth.
. We should all do what we can every day for our beautiful earth.
So, here’s some good news! Team PIRATES! Has earned $1,000
towards the Students Rebuild Ocean Challenge for education programming
such as Veta’s “Fish and Fins” program.
We are targeting our help for students in the Dominican Republic
and the Bahamas.
towards the Students Rebuild Ocean Challenge for education programming
such as Veta’s “Fish and Fins” program.
We are targeting our help for students in the Dominican Republic
and the Bahamas.
A tip of the hat to the artists who made ocean-related artwork
for this fundraiser. We sent real prints and drawings,
as well as a lot of digital images which will be shared
at the Shedd Aquarium, this summer in Chicago.
for this fundraiser. We sent real prints and drawings,
as well as a lot of digital images which will be shared
at the Shedd Aquarium, this summer in Chicago.
Science Fact: It’s impossible to burp in space.
When you burp on Earth, gravity keeps down the solids and liquids
from the food you’ve just eaten, so only the gas escapes from your mouth.
In the absence of gravity, the gas can’t be separated from the liquids and solids,
and it becomes impossible to burp without also throwing up.
When you burp on Earth, gravity keeps down the solids and liquids
from the food you’ve just eaten, so only the gas escapes from your mouth.
In the absence of gravity, the gas can’t be separated from the liquids and solids,
and it becomes impossible to burp without also throwing up.
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS?
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Please stand for the pledge of allegiance.
Exit Music:
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