Volume 1 - Merrillville Community School

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276 East 68th Pl. Merrillville, IN 46410
www.mvsc.k12.in.us/mhs/
The Merrillville Advantage
Merrillville High School
/
“We Strive for Excellence”
PARENT
E-NEWSLETTER
September/October Edition. Volume 1.
In this Edition:
• ABC’s of PBIS
2
• Parent’s Corner
2
• Merrillville Advantage...
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World Languages Dept.
3
• Teachers of the Month
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• Welcome New Faculty
5
• PSAT Oct.13
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• COLLEGE GO WEEK!!
7
• Pirate Athletics: Fall Sports
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• Mike Neal to Packers
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Memory Garden a Success!
This past summer, the Class of 2010 committed countless hours to fulfilling
a vision that was put into motion more than 4 years ago. The MHS
Memory Garden was created in honor and memory of those staff, students
and teachers who have left behind a legacy at Merrillville High School. The
garden is situated just outside main entrance ‘A’ of the high school and will
be dedicated next month when the Class of 2011 completes the fourth and
final Phase of this endeavor. Border Magic of Northwest Indiana will install
a stamped border along the walkway before winter arrives and our students
will finalize the landscaping. Thanks again to all of the students who
continue to volunteer to maintain the garden, and to those sponsors
including Mr. Hofer, Ms. Boyle, and Mrs. Lopez for their time and
commitment to our kids. The combined talents, shed tears, and individual
efforts demonstrate that it is the people of this school and community who
create the “Merrillville Advantage”!
What is K-12 DATAMINE?
k12datamine is a web-based program that gives personalized student information, such as
demographics, learning trends, testing data, student interests, learning preferences, and much more!
k12datamine is available to parents on the internet; allowing instant, but secured access. All users must
have a unique and confidential password to access the site and view their child’s grades. Parents should
see their child’s guidance counselor for information about their password and account information.
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September/October 2010 Edition. Volume 1.
http://www.mvsc.k12.in.us/mhs
The ABCs of PBIS
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What is Positive Behavioral
Interventions and Supports?
"Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports” (PBIS) is a proactive
systems approach for creating and maintaining safe and effective
learning environments in schools, and ensuring that all students have
the social/emotional skills needed to ensure their success at school
and beyond."
In 1872 a teacher’s preparation for classroom instruction included
whittling “nibs” to the “individual taste of the pupils” and bringing a
bucket of water and a scuttle of coal for the day’s session. Grades 1-8
were in the same classroom, memorization was “learning” and
discipline took the form of corporal punishment or humiliation.
Today’s teachers face similar, yet different challenges. Diversity,
pacing guides, standardized testing, differentiation, safety and
discipline are everyday concerns. How we address these concerns has
veered from the traditional punishment mode to a preventative
system based on research and the science of behavior.
In many cases, problem student behavior is an indicator of academic
frustration. Nationally, schools are using the Positive Behavior
Intervention and Support (PBIS) framework to develop strategies for
academic
as well as behavior issues when
problem behavior occurs. States
such as Iowa, Michigan and Illinois
are pairing with Response To
Intervention (RTI) and students at
all levels of the academic
spectrum have shown even
greater
improvement
on
standardized tests!
Help Your Child Study!
There’s no one best way to study. Some children need absolute peace
and quiet so they can concentrate. Others can work with music playing in
the background. Researchers have found that, for some students, soft
music can actually help concentration and memory. Music with no
words, at about 60 beats per minute, seems to promote the best learning.
Let your child experiment to find out what works best for her.
There is one thing on which all researchers agree: No one can study
effectively with the TV on. Eyes need to focus on what they’re reading.
Brains need to be paying attention to what’s on the page—not what’s on
the screen. So when it’s time for studying, turn off the TV.
Here are a few more things you can do:
Protect your child’s study time. That means, in addition to no
TV, no phone calls, no visits from friends and no
interruptions from you.
Work on your own projects nearby as your child does her
homework. You can pay bills, write letters or read a book.
You’ll send a message to your child that you think
homework time is important.
Offer advice if your child needs help, but resist the impulse to do
her homework for her. It won’t help her learn the material
and it won’t help her teacher understand where she is having
trouble.
Parent’s Corner
Parents can support positive behavior for their child by:
1. Requesting a copy of the expectations Matrix from your child’s school.
2. Placing a copy on the refrigerator for easy reference.
3. Discussing the expectations with your child.
4. When contacted regarding a problem behavior, referring to the Matrix and discuss the correct choice that your child
could have made. Share with your children that “split second decisions have long lasting effects on their lives!”
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MHS Students Build Relationships and
Relevance ; Learning World Languages
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What is the “Merrillville Advantage”?
Our students experience incredible advantages in terms of relationships,
opportunities in competition, academia, and serving their community.
Their commitment to excellence matches that of our school’s leadership,
teachers, and support staff.
INTEGRATING TECHNOLGY: Rigor
A great example of this commitment can be seen in our World
Languages Department where our teachers and students understand that
learning a foreign language is an increasingly relevant and critical skill in
preparing for the 21st Century. Fortunately our students have more
access to language acquisition resources today than ever before. Mr. Stoner introduces students to how multimedia technology can
enhance mastery attainment of language skills (top left).
TRAVEL ABROAD: Relevance
Nevena Djurdjevic (left, pictured with Ms. Spiro) is a student who was selected to
participate in the Indiana University Honors Program in France. She spent seven weeks
in France, lived with a French family and took French classes. There is also a program
in Germany, Spain, and Mexico. Interested students should ask their world language
teacher for details. The deadline is September 24th!
Challenges...(cont’d. from
previous page)
His parents did not have the same
options he did, he said, and they were not
able to go to college. “I wanted to have the
option to go to college and basically any
one I wanted to go to,” Juan said.
More recently, Allison Kish suffered a similar loss. On March 15, her father,
Mr. Ed Kish, passed away from a one in a
million brain disease, Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease (CJD). “It all happened so quickly.
That’s why it hasn’t fully set in yet,” Allison
said. Allison said that she has struggled
Mrs. Spiro’s
since, but finds it easier to put a smile on.
2nd Hour
Class
She is thankful for her friends’ support, saying that it has been “amazing.”
Mr. Kish’s passing has pushed
Allison to work harder in school. “It motivated me to push myself to make him proud,”
Allison said. “I know that he wouldn’t want
me to be sad.” Even with difficult days,
Allison is taking one step at a time to adjust
back to a normal life, “I’m trying to get back
to normal – it’s just a different kind of normal,” she said.
Senior Class President Najeb Arifee
has undergone persecution due to his dark
complexion and religious affiliation.
Najeb’s parents moved to the U.S. from
Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion, and
he was born in Indiana. But that didn’t stop
someone from scrawling his last name and
“Go back to where you came from” across
the playground of his elementary school
shortly after 9/11.
“I remember I thought to myself: Why
don’t they take the time to understand me?”
he said.
“My family is just like everyone else’s.
Even though I was young and it was hard, I
tried not to react negatively,” Najeb said.
Instead he takes advantage of every oppor-
tunity to foster understanding of all races
and religions. “I will always try,” Najeb said,
“to advocate and educate to prevent hate.”
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Cha’yra Eddie,Valedictorian,
addresses her 502 fellow 2010
The Merrillville
Advantage!
(continued)
MHS graduates .
ISTEP SCORES
Thanks to all the
hard work and
dedication of our
teachers! Truly, you
are the great
contributors to the
“Merrillville
Advantage”!
The above graph demonstrates that Merrillville Community School District continues to Improve its ISTEP
scores year after year, achieving its highest level of performance in this spring’s test.
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P.B.I.S.
September
The MHS P.B.I.S. Team: Jennifer Simon, Grace Dewald, Sarah Kennedy, Jennifer Leek, Andrea Seeman, Pat Smith, James Stamper, & Michelle Wilson
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Philosophy:
Teachers play an important role in the lives of children, families and communities. Each
month, we will recognize outstanding teachers at Merrillville High School and
highlight her/his achievements.
Criteria for Selection:
1. Excellence in the Classroom – engaging instructional practices that advance students to higher levels of academic achievement.
2. Motivation – having the ability to motivate and encourage students to advance past their expectations both academically and socially.
3. Leadership – serving as a positive role model for students in the classroom, and throughout the school.
4. Creativity and Imagination – demonstrating creativity and imagination and teaching in a way that inspires students to learn.
5. Dedication – showing excellent attendance, punctuality and a desire to see students advance.
6. Communication – communicating articulately to their classrooms, colleagues and beyond.
Major Ramey & Senior Master Sergeant Wrasman
R.O.T.C.
Major Ramey and Senior Master Sergeant Wrasman do an incredible job
with ROTC. They lead by example in showing their students the
importance of respect, honor, and duty. R.O.T.C. has seen incredible
growth at MHS, in the few short years Major Ramey & SMSgt. Wrasman
have been at the helm. Student enrollment has increased, from just around
80 students to over 140! We thank them for their success and dedication,
their service and leadership! Congratulations to them both!
Ms. Julie Fregein
Math Department
Ms. Fregein has done an exceptional job in the Math department.
She is in her 4th year here at MHS and is truly admired for all of her
hard work and dedication in the Freshmen Academy. Ms. Fregein
encourages excellence in her classroom by building positive student
relationships, teaching with rigor, and making Math relevant to the
lives of her students. Her positive attitude, creativity, and willingness
to go above and beyond for her students is why she is being honored
this month. Congratulations again, Ms. Fregein!
*Major Ramey and Senior Master Sergeant Wrasman Sponsored by Maxim’s Restaurant & Lounge. 7205 Broadway. Merrillville
*Ms. Fregien Sponsored by Abuelo’s Mexican Resturant. 8255 Georgia St. Merrillville
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•!College: COLUMBIA
•!HS: Merrillville
•!I’ve worked in the field I instruct;
a unique advantage to students.
I've worked at WJOB Radio in
Hammond, Region Sports
Network as video director,
WMAQ-TV, NBC in Chicago &
covered the Ultimate Fighting
Championship in Las Vegas.
•!"I like to make learning fun and to
let students use their creativity to
the fullest."
MONICA DECOSTAGOMEZ/World Language
•! College: VALPARAISO
•! HS: Merrillville
•! "I played volleyball in
college and we made it
to two NCAA
tournaments while I was
on the team. A very
awesome experience! "
•! "I am a coach so I can tell
you that I am very
dedicated. I care very
much about the girls that
I coach as well as their
futures! I’m trying to
explain to them it really
is never too soon to start
thinking about what you
want to be doing for
college or otherwise in
the future."
KRYSTIN CAMPBELL/Science
•!College: IUN
•!HS: Chesterton
•!"I LOVE teaching! I’m laid back
and give every opportunity for my
students to be successful."
•!"I'm a Beatles Junkie & collect
Beatles books & other
memorabilia. The novelty plate
on my car is an authentic 1940
Liverpool English plate (1940 both John and Ringo were born).
•! College: PURDUE
•! HS: Hobart
•! "I try to focus my
lessons on student
engagement, and the
impact on how English
can affect students
their own personal
lives."
•! "I'm a graduate of
Second CIty in
Chicago. I wrote
comedy & improv, & I
have also taken
numerous workshops
on how to implement
improvisation in the
classroom, and I use
those methods of
teaching regularly."
HEIDI DULLA/Study Hall
ALAN MIZIMAKOSKI/English
•! College: BALL STATE
•! HS: Lowell
•! "In 8th grade I had to
do a career report on
a profession that we
wanted to pursue, and
even back then I
knew I wanted to be a
math teacher. Today, I
believe my strength is
understanding
students and building
strong relationships
with my classes as we
work together."
JOSH HARVOTH/PNN
•!College: PURDUE
•!"Open Minded & an
advocate for students' best
interests!"
•!People might fidn
interesting, that I have a
German Shephard who is a
pet therapy dog at St.
Anthony's Nursing Home!
JOE O'CONNELL/Math
•! College: NORTHERN
IOWA
•! HS: Valley High
School
•! "I am a teacher who
enjoys interacting
with students,
watching them grow
and learn."
•! "People might find
interesting, that I am
fluent in both
Spanish & French!"
AMY HILL/Special Needs
LORA STERLEY/Counselor
MELISSA BYERLY/World Language
•! College: IU
•! HS: Lake Station Edison
•! "I am a salsera which
means I dance salsa (big
time), and I can cook
Puerto Rican food really
well."
•! "As a teacher my students
come first.! Their success
is my joy. !My classroom is
set up to make it easier for
students to interact and
learn cooperatively. !I have
high expectations, and
there is a high level of
respect and diligence in
my classroom."
•!College: PURDUE
•!"I want my students to understand
how science relates to the experiences
that they have in their everyday lives.
I try to incorporate a lot of hands-on
activities so that the students are
actively engaged in their learning
process."
•!I do karate 3 or 4 nights a week. My
entire family, my husband and 2 kids,
takes classes. My goal is to receive
my black belt in 3 years.
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P S A T
OCTOBER 13th!
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GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT:
__________________________________
Please refer to the Student/Parent PSAT manual
sent home with
all Sophomores & Juniors on September 8th. IF you have any
questions please contact your child’s guidance counselor.
Phone numbers are listed to the left.
Michelle Sulich
Department Coordinator
219-650- 5478
Veronica Maldonado
Counselor for A - Come
ext. 5476
Michelle Wilson
Counselor for Comf-Gull
ext. 5374
Grace Dewald
Counselor for Gulm-Leek
ext. 7208
Cari Hooper
Counselor for Leel-Phil
ext. 5477
Betty Jordan
Counselor for Phim-Stoj
ext. 5479
Greg Geimer
Counselor for Stok-Z
ext. 5379
Kerry Wiersbe
9th Grade Counselor for A-L
ext. 5735
Lora Sterley
9th Grade Counselor for M-Z
ext. 5734
Cheryl Albers Secretary
ext. 7052
Katie Wiser Secretary
ext. 7046
Judy Vassalo Registrar
ext. 5373
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On Wednesday, Oct. 13
all 10 and 11 grade
students will take the
PSAT test. The test is
free and predicts areas
that students need to work
on to be prepared for the
SAT college entrance
exam. Students take the
PSAT in 10 grade and again in 11 grade to be eligible for some 8,500
National Merit $2500 Scholarships and approximately 1,300 Special
Scholarships in 2012. In total, these awards are valued at over $48 million.
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FREE!!
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Things to Know about the PSAT/NMSQT:
Test Date: OCTOBER 13th, 2010
What does the PSAT/NMSQT measure? Critical reading,
math problem-solving and writing skills developed over
many years both in and out of school.
Why Take the Test?
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•
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Get feedback about critical academic skills
Prepare for the SAT
Start getting ready for college
Enter scholarship competitions
What is the cost? FREE!
Where can I find more info
on the PSAT?
The College Board:
www.collegeboard.com
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•
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Practice exams
Test Taking Help
Information about
National Merit
Scholarship
Corporation
Scholarship
competitions.
Who is required to take PSAT?
ALL SOPHOMORES!
ALL JUNIORS!!
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During College GO! Week, every high school in Indiana was asked to prepare their students for college and
careers through a variety of events and activities. Specifically, College GO! Week aims to accomplish the following:
Every senior will complete a college application.
Breaking News: View the list of participating Indiana colleges and universities
that waived Hoosier high school seniors' application fees.
LOG ON TO: www.learnmoreindiana.org
Every junior will register for Indiana's e-Transcript.
Breaking News: The popularity of Indiana's e-Transcript has steadily increased
with more than 112,500 total student transcripts processed to date.
Indiana was the first state to offer a free, electronic service that
provides access to colleges nationwide. The free service is provided to
Indiana students and families by the Indiana Commission for Higher
Education and the Indiana
Department of Education.
September 20-24
Every sophomore will complete the PSAT.
Breaking News: A record of 69,000
Indiana high school sophmores registered to take the PSAT, making
Indiana one of the national leaders in 10th grade PSAT participation.
Every freshman will complete a career and college survey.
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SENIORS: Take the October 9th SAT Test. The deadline to register is September 24.
Students on free and reduced lunch may obtain a fee waiver from their counselor.
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Purdue West Lafayette has informed us that if students want to be considered for Merit
Aid, they must have a completed application filed no later than November 15~ this includes
the SAT and/or ACT test scores. In addition, Purdue requires test scores to be directly sent
from Collegeboard.
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Indiana University Bloomington priority deadline is November 1 for
automatic academic scholarship consideration.
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SU B TO TA L
Pirate Athletics
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VARSTIY
2010 Varsity
FOOTBALL
Schedule
Aug. 20 Warren Central Warriors
At Warren 6:00 P.M.
Aug. 27 Andrean 59ers
At Demaree 7:00 P.M.
TENNIS
(BOYS)!
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•!SEPT.
•!SEPT.
•!SEPT.
•!SEPT.
•!SEPT.
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16
18
25
28
30
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VS. PORTAGE @ MHS 4:15 P.M.!
MHS INVITATIONAL 9:00 A.M.!
JV INVITE @ MHS 9:00 A.M.!
VS. MUNSTER @ MHS 4:00 P.M.!
SECTIONALS @MHS 4:OO P.M.!
VARSITY
CROSS COUNTRY
•!SEPT. 21 - TRI MEET @ MHS 4:30 P.M.!
•! CHESTERTON/CROWN POINT!
(BOYS)!
Sept. 03 Crown Point Bulldogs
Sept. 10 Portage Indians
At Portage 7:00 P.M.
Sept. 17 Michigan City Wolves
VARSITY
SOCCER
(BOYS)!
Sept. 24 LaPorte Slicers
Kiwanis Field 7:00 P.M.
•!SEPT. 15 - MICHIGAN CITY @ MHS 5:00 P.M.!
•!SEPT. 16 - BOONE GROVE JV ONLY 6:30 P.M.!
•!SEPT. 22 - CROWN POINT @ MHS 5:00 P.M.!
•!SEPT. 25 - WEST LAFAYETTE @ MHS 10:00 A.M.!
•!SEPT. 25 - LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON @MHS 5:00 P.M.!
•!OCT. 02 - FT. WAYNE CANTERBURY @MHS 11:00 A.M.!
•!OCT. 04 - PORTAGE @ MHS 5:00 P.M.!
•!OCT. 07 - SECTIONAL @ MHS 5:00 P.M.!
•!OCT. 09 - SECTIONAL @ MHS 6:00 P.M.!
•!OCT. 13 - REGIONAL @ MHS 5:00 P.M. !
•!OCT. 16 - REGIONAL @ MHS 6:00 P.M.!
Oct. 1 Valparaiso Vikings
Oct. 8 Lake Central Indians
Oct. 15 Chesterton Trojans
At Chesterton 7:00 P.M.
__________________________
Oct. 22 Sectional 1
Oct. 29 Sectional 2
Nov. 5 Sectional Championship
Nov. 12 Regional
Nov. 19 Semi-State
Nov. 27 State
VARSITY
VOLLYBALL
(GIRLS)!
VARSITY
CROSS COUNTRY
•!SEPT. 16 - PORTAGE @ MHS 5:30 P.M.!
•!SEPT. 21 - CROWN POINT @ MHS 5:30 P.M.!
•!SEPT. 30 - LAKE CENTRAL @ MHS 5:30 P.M.!
•!OCT. 05 - LAPORTE @ MHS 5:30 P.M.!
•!SEPT. 21 - TRI MEET @ MHS 4:30 P.M.!
•!CHESTERTON/CROWN POINT!
(GIRLS)!
______________________
The Merrillville Pirates are
coached by Zac Wells.
VARSITY
SOCCER
(GIRLS)!
•!SEPT. 16 - WASHINGTON TWNSHP JV ONLY @
MHS 5:00 P.M.!
•!SEPT. 28 - LAKE CENTRAL @ MHS 5:00 P.M.!
VARSITY
GOLF
•!SEPT. 15 - GRIFFITH @ SUMMERTREE 4:00 P.M.!
(GIRLS)!
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September / October 2010 Edition. Volume 1.
www.mvsc.k12.in.us/mhs/
Congratulations Merrillville Graduate Mike
Neal on signing with the Green Bay Packers!
“He played defensive tackle mostly in college,”
Packers GM Ted Thompson said after the draft.
“He's almost ideally suited to play the 3-4
defensive end. We feel like he'll be a good asset for
us in our sub packages rushing the passer from the
inside.” Neal should play a significant role in 2010
with depth being a concern across the
defensive line. Neal was named All-Big
Ten honorable mention as a senior and
became the highest Boilermaker drafted
by the Packers since G/LB Tom Bettis
in 1955, the No. 5 overall pick.
GOOD LUCK MIKE!!
MHS LEADERSHIP TEAM
BUILDING PRINCIPAL
Mike Krutz 650-5307 x.7030
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GR. 12
Dave DeMuth 650-5372
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GR.11
Jennifer SimoN 650-5373
Tim James 650-5378
LaFonda Morris 650-5371
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, SMALL
LEARNING COMMUNITIES
Lorri Covaciu 756-5920
GRADUATION 2011
GRADUATION NEEDS DISCUSSED WITH SENIORS AT A SENIOR MEETING
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF OUR GRADUATING
SENIORS
On September 22nd, our Class of 2011 met in the auditorium to discuss graduation, caps & gowns, senior gear
and graduation accessories. Now we have to start the ordering for their graduation cap & gown, and
graduation accessories such as announcements, open house cards, t-shirts and much more. NOW IS TIME TO
MAKE OUT YOUR ORDERS.
Seniors received their graduation packet that morning in the auditorium. Those seniors not present were
testing were to stop in main office and pick up a packet from Mrs. Klippel. Your senior student should have
brought home an envelope containing the order form for their caps, gowns and senior accessories. If he/she
hasn’t, please ask them for it.
To order a cap & gown, the order form in the Jostens’ packet must be turned in. Even if your just ordering the
cap & gown, without accessories or announcements, the form must be turned in. Orders for the graduation
announcement, thank you’s and all the rest of the accessories can be written on the same order form. If you’re
just ordering the cap & gown, and nothing else, no deposit is required.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Janis Qualizza 650-5390
In order to speak with the Jostens representative yourself to place your orders or in case you have questions,
Mr. Wieczork from Jostens will be at the Parent Teacher Conferences on Thursday, October 7, 2010 from
12:30 until 7:30 p.m. Some of the items (ex: t-shirts box shorts, memory books, extra tassels, & more) are
readily available & you’ll be able to take them home with you. To place an order you will need a $75.00
deposit. All checks are to be made out to “Jostens”.
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Amy Beckham 650-5340
So parents, make sure you ask your son or daughter about the brochure and order form they received from
Jostens. If they forgot to bring one home or lost theirs, you can call Mrs. Klippel at 650-5307, ext. 7033.
DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE
Michelle Sulich 650-5307 x.5478
DIRECTOR OF SECURITY
Brad Best 650-5307 x.5381
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER
David DeSalle 650-5307 x.7157
SEPTEMBER
9 - Early Dismissal
21 School Board Mtg.
26- JDRF Walk- Hidden Lake
29- Goofy Games 3:30 p.m.
30 - Homecoming Parade
OCTOBER
1- Homecoming
2 - Homecoming Dance
13 - PSAT 10 & 11 Grades
14 - Early Dismissal
NOVEMBER
1-19 - FOOD DRIVE
6 - SAT
11 - Early Dismissal
25 -Thanksgiving Break
29 – Holiday Wish List
276 E 68
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“We Strive for Excellence”
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THURSDAY OCT. 7 !
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MARKVol.1
YOURSeptember
CALENDAR…
[Sept. 29]
Goofy Games 3:30
[Sept. 30]
Homecoming Parade
5:30 p.m. @ Pierce
Vol.1 September 2010
12:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
[Oct. 1]
(NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS)
Homecoming Football
Game vs. Valpo.
[Oct. 2]
Homecoming Dance
• Freshman conferences will be held in the freshman wing.
Parents of sophomores, juniors, & seniors should enter through
Entrance F on the east end of the Main Building.
[Oct. 13]
PSAT’s will be
administered at the High
School at 7:45 a.m.
[Nov.4-7]
Fall Play “HARVEY”
performed by MHS
Drama Club / Thespian
Troupe 1692.
$$ TEXTBOOK FEES ARE DUE $$
The Treasurer will be available to accept payments.
We only accept cash, money orders, cashier’s checks
or credit cards.
PERSONAL CHECK ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTED
2010
[Nov. 11-12]
Final Exams will be given
in all grades 9-12.
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