Wednesday, November 19, 2008
A reminder to all Link Crew Leaders….
Remember to pass out your recruitment sheets to encourage freshmen to come to Preble Night at the Movies!! If you need more recruitment sheets come see Mrs. Rowe in student services.
Additional scholarships available in the Career Center are:
-WI Education Association Council (WEAC) Applicant must plan to pursue an education major or minor and intend to teach in WI. Parent must be an active WEAC member, active retired member or a parent who passed away while holding a WEAC membership.
-NWTC Young Farmers Association – Applicant must plan on an education in the agricultural field
-UW-Madison Actuarial Science scholarship - $2,000 renewable scholarship for applicant who majors in an actuarial science program at UW-Madison. ACT/SAT, essay, and transcript required.
-UW-Madison Engineering Freshman Academic Acievement Award – This is an academic achievement based award ranging from $1,000-$3,000.
-UW-Stout scholarships- Once accepted to Stout students have the opportunity to complete an application from that will make them eligible for scholarships available through Stout.
-WI Title I Association Scholarship – Applicant may attend a university/college, or two-year technical college. Applicant must also have been in a Title I/Chapter I program between early childhood and grade 12.
November is National Lung and Pancreatic Cancer Month.
Sting Cancer Lung and Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day will be on this Friday, November 21st. It will be highlighted with a once in a lifetime opportunity for staff and students. Everyone can wear a cap all day at school. There are only two conditions you must follow.
1. The cap you wear to school on Friday must be school appropriate.
2. You must pay a dollar as the goal of this day is to wear a cap for a cause. If you come to school on Friday and go to the ticket window and give a dollar to a Sting Cancer member, you will receive a sticker that you must have in order to wear your cap all day.
All of the money raised will go to a local agency known as Heavenly Hats, that supplies cancer patients with caps to wear all around the world.
A very limited amount of Nike Sting Cancer caps will be for sale, but anyone can wear a cap they bring from home and at the same time be helping a great cause.
Aside from “Caps for a Cause” Sting Cancer members will be selling T-shirts and other Sting Cancer gear in the ticket windows during the lunch hours
"Cell phones for Sodiers"
"Please join Fox Communities Credit Union in "Cell phones for Sodiers" Help our soldiers call home to their loved ones this holiday season by donating your used cell phones. Each phone sends one 60-minute calling card to a soldier. If you would like to be a part of "Cell Phones for Soldiers" bring your used cell phones to your In-School Credit Union!"
Culinary Arts Competition
The Culinary Arts Competition teams have been chosen. These individuals will represent Preble in Milwaukee at the State Competition in March. Please congratulate the following individuals who won a position on:
The Culinary Cooking Team:
Gabe Alexander
Mike Huemphner
Rebekka Catalano
Nathan Swiecichowski
Alternate: Alex Baeten
The Culinary Management Team:
Iraidy Gonzalez
Dominic McIntyre
Caullen Omdahl
Jessica Robinson
Alternate: Maggie Brodhagen
Musical DVD
DVDs will be available for the musical All Shook Up for $28. Pick up your order form in room 247 or the choir room. Orders are due this Wednesday, November 19. Don’t miss out on your chance for this great DVD.
Environmental Club
There will be an EC meeting, environmental club, on Thursday in room 216 after school
GSA
The GSA will be meeting today after school in room 107. We will be discussing our upcoming events and finalizing plans for suicide awareness.
Attention Language Arts Academic Team:
This is a reminder that we will meet during the lunch hours today to practice literary trivia. Pick up your lunch and join us in Room 128 during Hours 4 and 5 or Room 127 during Hour 6. See Mrs. Kraszewski if you need a hall pass.
Preble Night at the Movies
Whether you’re a movie fanatic or are just itching to see the new movies coming out this holiday season, plan to attend Preble’s Night at the Movies, hosted by Preble Link Crew. The Movies playing will be Madagascar 2, High School Musical 3, Quantam of Solace, Bolt, and Twilight. All Preble students are invited to this night of fun, so bring all of your friends to the new Marcus Theatre! Tickets will be $6, which includes a free popcorn and will be on sale all this week in the commons ticket booth during the lunch hours.
The movie trivia question for today is: What is the first animal that comes out of the game in the movie Jumanji? Think you know the answer? Submit your guess at the ticket booth during your lunch hour and be registered to win a fun prize!
PAC
Should the federal government bailout the automobile industry? Is it fair to bailout the financial sector but let million of jobs be lost in the auto industry without a new bailout? Come to the Political Awareness Club meeting on Wednesday right after school to discuss this and other issues of the day. See you right after school in Room 105.
SkillsUSA
There will be a:
SkillsUSA Meeting WEDNESDAY
November 19 at 3:05 in room 153
We need your address
Deer Hunting
To all students going deer hunting, we need a pre-excused form filled out by your parent and all your teachers. You can pick them up in the attendance office.
Wednesday the LMC is limited hours 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8.
Remember to pass out your recruitment sheets to encourage freshmen to come to Preble Night at the Movies!! If you need more recruitment sheets come see Mrs. Rowe in student services.
Additional scholarships available in the Career Center are:
-WI Education Association Council (WEAC) Applicant must plan to pursue an education major or minor and intend to teach in WI. Parent must be an active WEAC member, active retired member or a parent who passed away while holding a WEAC membership.
-NWTC Young Farmers Association – Applicant must plan on an education in the agricultural field
-UW-Madison Actuarial Science scholarship - $2,000 renewable scholarship for applicant who majors in an actuarial science program at UW-Madison. ACT/SAT, essay, and transcript required.
-UW-Madison Engineering Freshman Academic Acievement Award – This is an academic achievement based award ranging from $1,000-$3,000.
-UW-Stout scholarships- Once accepted to Stout students have the opportunity to complete an application from that will make them eligible for scholarships available through Stout.
-WI Title I Association Scholarship – Applicant may attend a university/college, or two-year technical college. Applicant must also have been in a Title I/Chapter I program between early childhood and grade 12.
November is National Lung and Pancreatic Cancer Month.
Sting Cancer Lung and Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day will be on this Friday, November 21st. It will be highlighted with a once in a lifetime opportunity for staff and students. Everyone can wear a cap all day at school. There are only two conditions you must follow.
1. The cap you wear to school on Friday must be school appropriate.
2. You must pay a dollar as the goal of this day is to wear a cap for a cause. If you come to school on Friday and go to the ticket window and give a dollar to a Sting Cancer member, you will receive a sticker that you must have in order to wear your cap all day.
All of the money raised will go to a local agency known as Heavenly Hats, that supplies cancer patients with caps to wear all around the world.
A very limited amount of Nike Sting Cancer caps will be for sale, but anyone can wear a cap they bring from home and at the same time be helping a great cause.
Aside from “Caps for a Cause” Sting Cancer members will be selling T-shirts and other Sting Cancer gear in the ticket windows during the lunch hours
"Cell phones for Sodiers"
"Please join Fox Communities Credit Union in "Cell phones for Sodiers" Help our soldiers call home to their loved ones this holiday season by donating your used cell phones. Each phone sends one 60-minute calling card to a soldier. If you would like to be a part of "Cell Phones for Soldiers" bring your used cell phones to your In-School Credit Union!"
Culinary Arts Competition
The Culinary Arts Competition teams have been chosen. These individuals will represent Preble in Milwaukee at the State Competition in March. Please congratulate the following individuals who won a position on:
The Culinary Cooking Team:
Gabe Alexander
Mike Huemphner
Rebekka Catalano
Nathan Swiecichowski
Alternate: Alex Baeten
The Culinary Management Team:
Iraidy Gonzalez
Dominic McIntyre
Caullen Omdahl
Jessica Robinson
Alternate: Maggie Brodhagen
Musical DVD
DVDs will be available for the musical All Shook Up for $28. Pick up your order form in room 247 or the choir room. Orders are due this Wednesday, November 19. Don’t miss out on your chance for this great DVD.
Environmental Club
There will be an EC meeting, environmental club, on Thursday in room 216 after school
GSA
The GSA will be meeting today after school in room 107. We will be discussing our upcoming events and finalizing plans for suicide awareness.
Attention Language Arts Academic Team:
This is a reminder that we will meet during the lunch hours today to practice literary trivia. Pick up your lunch and join us in Room 128 during Hours 4 and 5 or Room 127 during Hour 6. See Mrs. Kraszewski if you need a hall pass.
Preble Night at the Movies
Whether you’re a movie fanatic or are just itching to see the new movies coming out this holiday season, plan to attend Preble’s Night at the Movies, hosted by Preble Link Crew. The Movies playing will be Madagascar 2, High School Musical 3, Quantam of Solace, Bolt, and Twilight. All Preble students are invited to this night of fun, so bring all of your friends to the new Marcus Theatre! Tickets will be $6, which includes a free popcorn and will be on sale all this week in the commons ticket booth during the lunch hours.
The movie trivia question for today is: What is the first animal that comes out of the game in the movie Jumanji? Think you know the answer? Submit your guess at the ticket booth during your lunch hour and be registered to win a fun prize!
PAC
Should the federal government bailout the automobile industry? Is it fair to bailout the financial sector but let million of jobs be lost in the auto industry without a new bailout? Come to the Political Awareness Club meeting on Wednesday right after school to discuss this and other issues of the day. See you right after school in Room 105.
SkillsUSA
There will be a:
SkillsUSA Meeting WEDNESDAY
November 19 at 3:05 in room 153
We need your address
Deer Hunting
To all students going deer hunting, we need a pre-excused form filled out by your parent and all your teachers. You can pick them up in the attendance office.
Wednesday the LMC is limited hours 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8.
posted by Ray @ 9:20 AM
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