Thursday, September 10, 2009
Student Council
Today all students are being given the opportunity to vote for their Student Council Class Officers. Teachers--please count the humber of students in your class and send a runner to the Commons for the exact number of ballots needed. Students may vote for 2 people in their class only. Please return the ballots to the main office by the end of this hour so that ballots are not misplaced. Thank you for taking the time to choose our student leaders.
Jack Drankoff Preble Community 5k
Preble high school did you know that we have a unique homecoming tradition here a Preble. We kick this great week off on the Saturday before with the Jack Drankoff Preble Community 5k. This is a great event to show the Green Bay area what school has the best spirit. Get together with your friends and come out to run, jog, walk, skip, or crawl just come out and be part of the fun. The cost is $15 and you will get a great t-shirt, a chance to one of the trophies, and to spend a great morning with your classmates and friends. This event is on Saturday September 19th at 9 AM. Sign up now!Entry forms are in the main office or online on the Preble website.
French Trip
French teacher Mrs. Sutton is planning on taking a group of students on a 16-day tour to France with a student tour company next June. This will be the 4th time she has taken a similar trip with students. There will be a price increase for the tour on October 1 for anyone who has not enrolled for the trip before that date. There are payment plans available and the enrollment fee is $95. Indications are that the increase could be as high as $200 for the entire trip. If you are interested in more information, please see Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 as soon as possible. If there is enough interest for new participants, a parent meeting will be scheduled. You do not have to be enrolled in a French class to join us. Adults may also sign up for the tour as well. Do not delay if you want to avoid the overall fee increase.
ATTENTION SENIORS:
IF YOU DID NOT ATTEND THE SENIOR MEETING LAST WEEK, PLEASE LISTEN CAREFULLY.
YOU NEED TO STOP IN STUDENT SERVICES TO FILL OUT A FORM INDICATING HOW YOU’D LIKE YOUR NAME TO READ ON YOUR DIPLOMA BY FRIDAY NOON.
Read on Preble
Read On Preble is a student group that meets approximately every 6 weeks to discuss a novel.
ALL Preble students are welcome to attend any or all meetings that are held during the lunch hours in the LMC. This year’s first book selection was decided upon by last year’s readers. It is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. You may pick it up in the LMC. The discussion will be October 14, 2009. Read On, Preble!
Girls Volleyball
Looking for something to do tonight? Come support the Hornet girls volleyball teams as they take on Southwest. Freshmen and JV matches start at 5:30, with varsity beginning around 7pm. Students can show their ID at the concessions stand to receive a discount on SWARM t-shirts.
Important notice to all parking permit owners:
The City of Green Bay will be enforcing parking regulations in each school lot based on the rules of each school. They will be coming unannounced and ticketing for
• Failure to display permit
• Parking outside of designated areas
• Blocking the sidewalk
• Parking in a drive lane or fire lane
• Parking in handicap stall without visible, valid permit
We will give warnings when we can, but that will not stop the city from issuing a ticket if you are in violation of the rules. If you have a concern, please see a monitor, the main office secretary, or Mrs. Every for help. If you forget your permit, you may by a day pass for $2.00 for your lot to avoid getting a ticket.
Attention Math Students
Do you dream about pi and e? Then Math Team is for you!!
There will be an informational meeting Monday, Sept. 14th after school in Room 237 at 3:10 pm If you are unable to attend, stop by sometime this week and see Mr. Schwedrsky in Room 237. Be there or Be Square
National Honor Society Election results
President-Matt VandeHei
Vice President-Alex Falish
Secretary-Mary Arndt
Treasurer- Cassie Hendricks
Historian-Aron Stumbras
Congratulations seniors and our first planning meeting will take soon.
NWTC
NWTC is accepting applications for the 2010-2011 school year beginning September 14, 2009. In order to be considered complete, an application must contain the following:
-$30 application fee
-Proof of assessment testing (TABE, Accuplacer, ACT, SAT)
-High School transcript
-Any additional admissions requirements published in the catalog
The following programs will have a 5-day application window from Sept. 14-18:
Radiography
Dental Hygiene
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Applications for these specific programs must be complete at time of registration.
New in 2009 – the Nursing Associate Degree program will remain open past the
5-day application window, until the program is full. Students interested in nursing are encouraged to apply early, since they are unsure of how long the application window will remain open. Applications must also be complete for this program at time of registration.
Sting Cancer
Anyone interested in being part of Sting cancer this year should know that tonight after school the very first Sting Cancer meeting will take place in the LMC after school.
We will begin at 3:10 and we have a lot to go through as our Family Fun Day is fast approaching on Saturday, September 19th.
We will see everyone tonight.
Today all students are being given the opportunity to vote for their Student Council Class Officers. Teachers--please count the humber of students in your class and send a runner to the Commons for the exact number of ballots needed. Students may vote for 2 people in their class only. Please return the ballots to the main office by the end of this hour so that ballots are not misplaced. Thank you for taking the time to choose our student leaders.
Jack Drankoff Preble Community 5k
Preble high school did you know that we have a unique homecoming tradition here a Preble. We kick this great week off on the Saturday before with the Jack Drankoff Preble Community 5k. This is a great event to show the Green Bay area what school has the best spirit. Get together with your friends and come out to run, jog, walk, skip, or crawl just come out and be part of the fun. The cost is $15 and you will get a great t-shirt, a chance to one of the trophies, and to spend a great morning with your classmates and friends. This event is on Saturday September 19th at 9 AM. Sign up now!Entry forms are in the main office or online on the Preble website.
French Trip
French teacher Mrs. Sutton is planning on taking a group of students on a 16-day tour to France with a student tour company next June. This will be the 4th time she has taken a similar trip with students. There will be a price increase for the tour on October 1 for anyone who has not enrolled for the trip before that date. There are payment plans available and the enrollment fee is $95. Indications are that the increase could be as high as $200 for the entire trip. If you are interested in more information, please see Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 as soon as possible. If there is enough interest for new participants, a parent meeting will be scheduled. You do not have to be enrolled in a French class to join us. Adults may also sign up for the tour as well. Do not delay if you want to avoid the overall fee increase.
ATTENTION SENIORS:
IF YOU DID NOT ATTEND THE SENIOR MEETING LAST WEEK, PLEASE LISTEN CAREFULLY.
YOU NEED TO STOP IN STUDENT SERVICES TO FILL OUT A FORM INDICATING HOW YOU’D LIKE YOUR NAME TO READ ON YOUR DIPLOMA BY FRIDAY NOON.
Read on Preble
Read On Preble is a student group that meets approximately every 6 weeks to discuss a novel.
ALL Preble students are welcome to attend any or all meetings that are held during the lunch hours in the LMC. This year’s first book selection was decided upon by last year’s readers. It is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. You may pick it up in the LMC. The discussion will be October 14, 2009. Read On, Preble!
Girls Volleyball
Looking for something to do tonight? Come support the Hornet girls volleyball teams as they take on Southwest. Freshmen and JV matches start at 5:30, with varsity beginning around 7pm. Students can show their ID at the concessions stand to receive a discount on SWARM t-shirts.
Important notice to all parking permit owners:
The City of Green Bay will be enforcing parking regulations in each school lot based on the rules of each school. They will be coming unannounced and ticketing for
• Failure to display permit
• Parking outside of designated areas
• Blocking the sidewalk
• Parking in a drive lane or fire lane
• Parking in handicap stall without visible, valid permit
We will give warnings when we can, but that will not stop the city from issuing a ticket if you are in violation of the rules. If you have a concern, please see a monitor, the main office secretary, or Mrs. Every for help. If you forget your permit, you may by a day pass for $2.00 for your lot to avoid getting a ticket.
Attention Math Students
Do you dream about pi and e? Then Math Team is for you!!
There will be an informational meeting Monday, Sept. 14th after school in Room 237 at 3:10 pm If you are unable to attend, stop by sometime this week and see Mr. Schwedrsky in Room 237. Be there or Be Square
National Honor Society Election results
President-Matt VandeHei
Vice President-Alex Falish
Secretary-Mary Arndt
Treasurer- Cassie Hendricks
Historian-Aron Stumbras
Congratulations seniors and our first planning meeting will take soon.
NWTC
NWTC is accepting applications for the 2010-2011 school year beginning September 14, 2009. In order to be considered complete, an application must contain the following:
-$30 application fee
-Proof of assessment testing (TABE, Accuplacer, ACT, SAT)
-High School transcript
-Any additional admissions requirements published in the catalog
The following programs will have a 5-day application window from Sept. 14-18:
Radiography
Dental Hygiene
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Applications for these specific programs must be complete at time of registration.
New in 2009 – the Nursing Associate Degree program will remain open past the
5-day application window, until the program is full. Students interested in nursing are encouraged to apply early, since they are unsure of how long the application window will remain open. Applications must also be complete for this program at time of registration.
Sting Cancer
Anyone interested in being part of Sting cancer this year should know that tonight after school the very first Sting Cancer meeting will take place in the LMC after school.
We will begin at 3:10 and we have a lot to go through as our Family Fun Day is fast approaching on Saturday, September 19th.
We will see everyone tonight.
posted by Ray @ 9:25 AM
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