Alice Deal Middle School

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Principal's Message...

A three-day break in the middle of the advisory is always welcome, especially since everyone has worked so hard for the year to start out right. Most of our routines are in place, with school expectations set and students working hard to meet them.

There are many things happening at Deal this month, of course, and I urge you to review the news below. I am very excited about the visit of Mr. Ernest Green to our 7th grade - this is a once-in-a-lifetime event that gives great meaning to what our students are studying right now.

An additional activity which has me energized is the addition of a Fall Play to our schedule. My hope is that this becomes a tradition at Deal. We have always had a tremendous musical, supported by the PTA, but the auditorium has been silent for too much of the 1st semester. Shakespeare seems like a good bet here, especially in a city that definitely likes the bard.

Finally, in this abbreviated (for me) weekly bulletin, I am repeating the notice of changes in our lunch policy. Please read this carefully, as there is something for every Deal family in this notice.

Thank you, and enjoy the rest of your Columbus Day holiday.

Changes Coming in Lunch Policy
The second deserves a close reading. There is a new DCPS policy in effect, starting this month. Students will not be allowed to run a deficit on their lunch accounts; unless they are registered to receive free or reduced price lunches, there will be no extra lunches. Any amounts that are in deficit will be charged to Deal: that's right, to our Deal budget. In order to avoid having Deal itself fund lunches for all students, each family needs to attend to the following notes:
  1. Complete the FARM application as soon as possible. At the end of the week, each student was given a copy of the Free and Reduced Meals program form to take home. It is essential that ALL families fill this form out, either on paper or online - like right here at www.mealapps.dcps.dc.gov/eform. If you have filled it out on paper, please return it to Deal as soon as possible.
  2. If a family is eligible for the free or reduced lunch, then filling out this form will ensure that they receive this benefit. Otherwise, they will not be able to receive hot lunches. So, if you think this might be you, please fill it out.
  3. If a family knows that they are not going to be eligible, all that is needed is your name, child's name, a check in a check-off box on the form, and you are done.
  4. For the first month of the school year, many students have been using the hot food or salad lines without money in their accounts. What does this mean? If you have not put money into your child's account, they plug their Student ID in and the bill accrues. And starting soon, it will come due to Deal. There are a significant number of students who have been receiving meals who could pay for them. PLEASE take care of these accounts by using the cash kiosk in the cafeteria, giving a check to the cafeteria manager, or by going to mylunchmoney.com to pay online with credit or debit cards.  

Breakfast remains free, but lunch doesn't. It is not my preference to deny students food - but we all need to do our part to make sure that the school lunch program works the way it is intended. I am holding off on shutting down the unpaid lunches for a couple of weeks, but this change is coming. There will be a table at International Night as well as a chance to clear accounts on Parent-Teacher Conference Day. Please help us take care of this.  

 

Principal Albright
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Deal Tours

Please join us for a tour. All tours start at 9:30 and meet outside the Welcome Center.

October 26
November 9
November 30
December 11 

Upcoming Dates 


October 9
Buddy Day - Hearst ES
Team Leaders
Deal Visits Eaton

October 10 
Paced Interim Assessments

October 11
Paced Interim Assessments
Dept. Chairs, 3:30 pm
PTA International Night 6:30

October 12
LSAT Meeting 7:30am
World Language Trip Meeting 6:30pm

October 13
Saturday Detention, 9-12

October 15
Picture Day

October 16
8th Grade Art History Trip
Buddy Day - Murch ES

October 17
8th Grade Art History Trip
Family Math Night 6:30

October 18
Faculty Meeting, 3:30 pm

October 19
Professional Development Day
(No school for students)
Detention 9-12

October 22
Parent-Teacher Conferences
(No school for students)

October 24
Literature to Film Festival
High School Night
8th Grade Trip to Mount Vernon

October 27
Saturday Detention, 9-12

October 30
Homeless Dance-a-thon

October 31
Janney Buddy Day

November 1
New to Deal meeting, 3:30

November 2
End of 1st Advisory
Records Day
(students dismissed at 12:15)
Detention 12:15 - 3:15

November 6
Team Leaders

November 7
Math Dept Meeting, 3:30

November 8
Dep't Chairs, 3:30pm

November 9
LSAT, 7:30am
Deal Tour, 9:30am
Grades Due
HR Attendance Lunch Rally

November 12
Veteran's Day
(no school for students or staff)

November 13
Open House 9 - 12
Team Leaders
 Thanksgiving Food Drive Beginning

November 14
Eaton Buddy Day

November 15
Picture Day Make Up

November 16
Report Cards Issued
8th Grade Common Application Process Begins

November 17
Saturday Detention 9 - 12

November 21
Thanksgiving Assembly

November 22 - 23
Thanksgiving Break

November 27
DC Trolley Tour 8th Grade
Lafayette Buddy Day

November 28
DC Trolley Tour 8th Grade

November 30
Deficiency to HR Teachers
  
Library News
    

Library Media Center Hours   

 Before School 8 - 8:40 am

 
After School  3:30 - 4:30 pm
 
Students must have parental permission to stay after school

  

The Alice Deal Library welcomes students for reading and homework after school! Students must have a permission form on file in the library to use the space after school. Students may pick up a form in the library, or may download it from the library website (Library Pass). 
PTA Sponsors
The following are the Deal PTA 2012-2013 business sponsors.

The Broad Branch Market

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Taylor Agostino Group

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Radifera Design Group

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W.C. & A.N. Miller Realtor

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Pete's New Haven Style Apizza

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Second Wind CrossFit

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edCount, LLC

 Math Medics

(More information at AliceDeal.org) 

Community Information

  (Items in this section are not sponsored by Deal)  

 

First Touch Soccer  

First Touch Soccer is conducting 2012 Winter Indoor Soccer clinics for boys and girls ages 7 and older. Four clinics will be conducted on Sundays and four on early weekday evenings at an Upper NW DC school. The sessions will begin the week of December 2 and go through early March. Each  session is designed to improve your technical skills and then apply them in game conditions. Come play the "beautiful game" with us. We teach "total futbol." Your skills and tactical understanding of the game will definitely improve. Come have fun with coaches who understand the game. For registration and further information, visit www.FirstTouchSoccer.org.  

    

Janney Elemntary School 5K

Now that the fall weather is here, it's time to get out your running shoes and enjoy a healthy activity for the whole family.  Run-or walk-the Janney 5k on Saturday, October 20th, at 9 am.  All proceeds from the event go to support Janney Elementary School, a D.C. public school and Deal feeder school.  The 5k (3.1 mile) race is for runners/walkers of all abilities and there is a shorter Fun Run for younger kids.  Please see www.janney5k.com for more information and to register now!

 

Information of interest to the Deal community may be emailed for consideration to [email protected].  

 

 
Lunch Application

Complete Lunch Form online at

 Mealsapp.dcps.dc.gov   

All families regardless of eligibility must complete a lunch form. This is important and helps determine some funding for the school.

 

Buddy Days at Deal are coming!

 

Every year the Alice Deal 6th grade students and teachers host a day for each of our feeder school 5th grade students and their teachers to visit for part of our school day. This is our chance to proudly present our school to future middle school students. We want to make every effort to have our visiting Buddies have a super positive experience.

 

The following schools are scheduled to visit from 8:50 to noon:

 

Hearst

Tuesday, October 9

Murch

Tuesday, October 16

Janney

Wednesday, October 31

Bancroft

Wednesday, November 7

Eaton

Wednesday, November 14

Lafayette

Tuesday, November 27

Shepherd

Tuesday, December 11

 

For non-feeder school students and their families feel free to attend one of the upcoming Deal Tours.

 

 

 

The Deal PTA's First Fundraiser 

International Night

October 11, 6:30-8:00

 

Mark your calendars for the PTA's first fundraiser of the year! Volunteer to bring a dish, help decorate, sell tickets, set up, or clean up! Plan on bringing the whole family to celebrate the diversity of our community.

 

Tickets at the door: $5/plate; $1/drink; $1/dessert.

 

Send questions and volunteer offers to [email protected].  Indicate how you want to help:

  • Bring a dish for one of the tables--African, Middle Eastern, Caribbean/Latin American, American/Regional/Soul, European, Asian
  • Drinks, or Desserts (indicate from which region your dessert comes);  
  • Help with Ticket Sales, Decorations/Set-up,  
  • Clean-up.


Student and parent information...   

 

New: Deal Directory The new Deal Directory is almost ready! Please review your family entry on Edline to make sure that your information is correct. Email corrections to: dealdirectory updates@ gmail.com.

  

New: Paced Interim Assessments (PIAs)

This year, DCPS is continuing to administer a set of district-wide, paced interim assessments (PIAs). Assessments are important tools that help teachers determine what students know and what skills they have yet to master. In DCPS, the PIAs are aligned with our standards as an instructional tool so that teachers can identify your child's strengths and developmental needs throughout the year. The test dates for this school year are:

  • Wednesday, October 10  - Thursday, October 11
  • Tuesday, December 4  - Wednesday, December 5
  • Tuesday, February 5  - Wednesday, February 6
  • Wednesday, March 27  - Thursday, March 28
  • Wednesday, June 5  - Thursday, June 6

As on any other day, please make sure that your child gets enough rest and sleep, comes to school on time, eats breakfast, and is focused on doing their best. By ensuring that your child participates in these assessments, you are directly supporting his or her education.

 

We strongly encourage you to talk with your child's teacher about their overall achievement, including his or her performance on these assessments. By attending parent-teacher conferences, you can review the results together as they become available to gain a better understanding of your child's academic growth. If you have specific questions about these assessments that you would like answered by the Central Office, you are welcome to contact the assessment team at [email protected].

 

New:  Peer Mediation Program - a Peacemaking Opportunity

Do you know a student who might be interested in being trained to be a peer mediator at Deal this year?  If so, ask them to pick up a training application from the bookcase outside the counselors' offices and return it to Ms. McFarland (C116) by Friday, October 12.  We are looking for trainees from all three grades. The application needs signatures from a teacher or counselor and a parent or guardian.

 

This is a great opportunity for students to contribute to the school community by helping others resolve problems that cause conflicts in relationships with peers and adults. If students have already been trained, they also need to apply and attend all or part of the mediation training.Special training for mediating disputes at the middle school level will be provided. Information about training dates is included with the application.Ms. McFarland and Ms. Blakeway will coordinate the program. Adults (teachers and parents) who would like to work with the mediation program this year should contact Ms. McFarland at 202-939-2014.

 

This is the training schedule:

Friday, October 19                 8:45 am - 3:15 pm (teacher in-service day)

Monday, October 22              8:45 am - 3:15 pm (parent conference day)

Tuesday, October 23              3:15 pm - 6:30 pm (after school)

Tuesday, October 30              3:15 pm - 6:30 pm (after school)

 

New: Youth Voices Poets

Ms. Redekopp and Mrs. Allen salute 7th grade poets, including Sophia Diggs-Galligan, for performing original work at the Youth Voices Poetry Celebration at Wilson High School last Saturday. Congratulations!

 

New: 8th Grade Art Field Trips

8th grade Visual Arts students will be visiting the National Gallery of Art on two separate dates: Tuesday, October 16th and Wednesday, October 17th. Please be sure to have your permission slips in and check in with your art teacher about the Metro transportation cost.  

 

New: Deal-O-Ween 2.0 Ultimate Frisbee Tournament

The Ultimate Frisbee Cub will be hosting their second annual Halloween-themed tournament at Deal on Sunday, October 28th from 10 am - 1 pm. Players should see their coaches about permission slips and tournament fees. Costumes are MANDATORY and players will be competing in a variety of challenges for fabulous prizes! Fans and spectators are welcome to dress up too and join in on the sideline fun! 

 

New: Deal Theatre Presents William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Auditions will be held on Tuesday October 23, Wednesday October 24, and Thursday October 25. Callbacks will be held on Friday October 26. Sign up for your audition day in the Cafeteria during lunch. Please be prepared to present a poem that is no more than 30-seconds long. Please stay tuned for more information about stage crew and costume design. The performance will run December 6, 7, and 8.

 

New: Young Men & Women In Training

M.I.T. is now in FULL swing! Our next meeting will be October 18, 2012, in room E206 from 3:30pm until 4:30pm. We will continue to develop our essays for the writing competition-- "What I would Tell America's Founding Fathers". All interested members should attend. MWIT is a club that works collaboratively with students to engage in an ongoing transition to young adulthood. The process focuses on social networking etiquette, academic skills, and personal development to create a foundation for persistence towards excellence. (Open to all 7th and 8th graders).

 

New: The Afterschool Outdoor Basketball Club

The Outdoor Basketball club will resume with Mr. Namian on Monday, Oct. 15.

 

New: From the Music Department...

Music ensembles are off to a great start, and we have tons of students who are filling the rooms and hallways with wonderful music. It's not too late to join! If you are interested, please stop by the music rooms and talk to Mr. Lewis, Mr. Pavy or Mr. Washington to learn more about our programs or to get registered. Also, students who have been attending rehearsals and have not registered need to do so as soon as possible. 

Our ensembles are:

  • 6th Grade Band
  • String Ensemble
  • 7th & 8th Grade Band
  • Jazz Band
  • Concert Choir
  • Young Men's Choir

You can also go online to the music department website to learn about the ensembles or register, and to find the complete rehearsal schedule. 

https://sites.google.com/site/dealmusicdepartment/ 

 

Opportunity for Enrichment in S.T.E.M.

The TransTech Plus Academy is an exciting enrichment program offering "Hands-On Creative Play with a Purpose." This program is for middle school students in DC. The program is located at Francis L. Cardozo Senior High School at Meyer EC, 2501 11th Street, NW Washington, DC 20001. The Open House dates are October 20, November 17, and December 1 from 9 am - 12. Interested parents and students should go to www.t2plus.org for more information regarding this great opportunity.

 

Johns Hopkins CTY 2012 Global Talent Search

Application/registration forms are available in the counselors office for all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students who qualify to participate in the Johns Hopkins University Talent Search Program. To qualify, students must have scored "Advanced' in either Reading or Math on last year's DC CAS. Please pick up an application from your grade-level counselor if you would like to participate in the 2012-2013 Global Talent Search.

 

This week at Deal . . .   

 

Paced Interim Assessments (PIA) This Week

All Deal students will take the PIA on Wednesday (Reading) and Math (Thursday). The make- up day will be Thursday during lunch for each grade level. Students must bring two #2 pencils. Students should get plenty of rest, eat a good breakfast, and come to school on time prepared to do your best. We will be on a Bell T schedule.   

                                                                          

Tuesday: 7th Grade Assembly

The seventh grade English Department is very excited to announce the visit of Ernest Green, one of the original Little Rock Nine. Mr. Green and eight other students were the first African Americans to integrate a public school in the United States. Students have been reading Warriors Don't Cry, the autobiographical account of Melba Patillo Beal, another one of the Little Rock Nine. Additionally, some students participated in the viewing of The Ernest Green Story, a movie made about his experiences in Central High. The assembly will be first period on Tuesday. Seventh-grade students will report to homerooms and then be brought (leaving homerooms at 8:55, arriving by 9) to the auditorium.

 

Tuesday: Golf Club

The Golf Club will meet on Tuesday from 3:30 - 4:30 in Mrs. Quinn's room, Room 128, then head outside for practice. Please bring a wedge or a 9-iron and a few balls to share with the group. Students may keep their equipment in Mrs. Quinn's room if they would like. If you have any questions please email Mrs. Quinn at [email protected]

 

Tuesday: The Mural/Public Art Club

The Mural/Public Art Club will meet for the first time Tuesday at 3:30 in room C224. In this club students will work with national recognized street artists to design and create exciting murals in the Alice Deal building. Students will work with the street art techniques of stencils, wheat-pasting, painting, 3-D lettering, spray paint techniques and multi-media collage. Please come ready to have fun and create positive beautiful lasting art work in your school!

 

Tuesday: Bocce Club 

We will have Bocce on Tuesday (3:30p.m. in the front lawn)! All are welcomed to play this simple, yet challenging lawn game! Fingers crossed for good weather--see you out there!  

 

Tuesday and Thursday: Swimming Club

Swimming club with meet in W200 on Tuesday and Thursday. Contact Ms. Rhoads at [email protected] to find out which day your child should go. Students will be back at Deal by 5:15. 

 

Wednesday: Volleyball

It's game time!  Wednesday is the volleyball team's first game of the season. Come out and support the Lady Vikings as they take on Hardy at 5:30 in the gym. Be sure to wear Deal colors and cheer the ladies on in the stands.

 

Wednesday: Santiago Study Hall

"Chile'n your way to success" Santiago study hall meets every Wednesday after school in Mr. Martini's room (C130). This is a great opportunity to ask questions, catch up on homework, and get help from your core subject teachers!

 

Thursday: Football Game Location Has Been Changed  

Hardy vs. DEAL 6:30pm @ Wilson HS

 

Friday:  LSAT Agenda for October LSAT Meeting

Friday, October 12, 2012, 7:30 am
1. Principal's Update
2. Update on Renovation of the Reno School/Addition
3. Update on Scheduling Community Forums
        -standardized testing and Common Core
        -Reno School
4. Student Surveys  

 

Friday: Spelling Bee Practice

Spelling Bee Practice will be held during recess on Friday for 6th and 7th graders in Mr. Gueltig's room, E104. Please study your grade-level list given at last week's interest meeting.   

 

Saturday: Sixth Grade Model UN Conference

Calling all delegates! On Saturday, October 13 forty sixth graders will participate in Global Classrooms DC Fall Model UN Conference. Student pairs will represent various countries and draft resolutions on the topic of access to education. In order to prepare, participating students must meet during recess in Mr. Martini's room on Friday, October 5 and October 12. Delegates must also return their permission slip and $15 cash payment to their humanities teacher ASAP. 

 

 

Congratulations to the September  

Students of the Month

 

Every month Team teachers will select 2 students that exemplify an IB learner profile.  The profile characteristic for September is CARING.

A caring individual shows empathy, compassion and respect towards the needs and feelings of others. They have personal commitment to service, and act to make a positive difference in the lives of others and to the environment.

 

Grade 6

Team Sydney               Amontae Silver   Paloma DiBella

Team Santiago            Olivia Personeni   Nathan Barnes

Team San Francisco   Michelle Hellman  Simon Rosenthal

Team London              Zach Crouch        Edmee Edem Brown-Egue

 

Grade 7            

Team Sparta               Connor Yu            Nas Fair

Team Alexandria        Jaba Iqbal             Axel Salamanca

Team Rome                Martin Haggray     Anna Wilson

Team Mumbai            Jya Ledbetter        Alexander "Sacha"                                                                          Petricic-Tinto

Grade 8

Team Mecca               Mickey Cervino      Moriah Williams

Team Firenze             Jorge Garcia          Sophie Gagnairo

Team La Paz               Krista Ross           Mathew Botsford

 

Team Timbuktu           Kevin Cornejo


Attention 8th Grade Students

Don't Miss Family High School Night @ Deal
Wednesday, October 24th  6:30-8:00


Come out and hear brief presentations and talk to school representatives, current students and parents who will share their perspective on each school. This event is a great complement to attending the individual high school Open House. You might be impressed by a school that wasn't on your radar. Walls, McKinley, Ellington, Banneker, Phelps and Wilson High Schools should be in attendance. 7th & 8th grade students and parents are encouraged to come out for this informative evening.

Specialized High School application process opens on November 16! Don't miss the opportunity to visit their upcoming Open Houses.

Duke Ellington School of the Arts
  • October 24 & December 4 @ 3 p.m. www.ellingtonschool.org/admissions/visitations.html 
McKinley Technology High School
  • October 13 @ 10 a.m. - www.mckinleytech.org 
Benjamin Banneker High School
  • November 3 @ 8 a.m. - www.benjaminbanneker.org 
School Without Walls High School
  • November 13 @ 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. - www.swwhs.org 
Phelps Architecture, Construction & Engineering School
  • September 26 @ 6 p.m. - www.phelpsacehs.com    
Wilson High School - www.wilsonhs.org
  • October 26 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
  • November 16 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
  • January 11@ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
  • February 1 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
  • February 22 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
  • March 15 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 

         

Attendance at Deal 

 

Every day, strive to learn the Viking Way!

 

Congratulations to the following 6th, 7th and 8th grade homerooms for on-time arrival of 95% or above! On-time arrival and regular attendance are critical to student success. Please reiterate our shared expectation with your child today! Let us strive to learn the "Viking Way": at school, on time, everyday!

  

6th Grade                 7th Grade                   8th Grade

Jackson                     Assael                         Dillon

Purcell                      Kirschenbaum             Eckel

                                  Klauber                       Wang

Staff information... 

 

WTU Meeting

WTU Meeting will be held this Thursday, October 11th at 3:30 in W206 (Mr. Lotts). SCAC will meet with the administration on Tuesday, October 16th.


Friday PD: Previewing Text and SMARTboards

Two for the price of...free! Sessions will be held on previewing text, in room E304, and on SMARTboard usage (strugglers very welcome), in room W206.

 

New Supply Room Day!

Since so many teachers are involved in after-school activities on Monday, the new day and time for having the Supply Room open will be Wednesday from 3:30 - 4:00 pm. Hopefully this change will allow more teachers to get the supplies they need for their classes. As always, please let an administrator know if there is an immediate need that can't wait. 

 
Smartboards and Projectors

Please turn off all Smartboards and projectors when they are not in use. Most do not shut down automatically, and the bulbs are extremely expensive. Make sure that your Smartboard and/or projector is shut down at the end of the day, during planning periods, and during lunch. Thank you!

 


Before and After School Activities


Monday AM

 Columbus Day

No School   

Young Men's Choir - 7:45 am - Rm CG04 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monday PM  

 

Girl Up Rm E305

Newspaper club  Rm N116

Deal Garden club - Garden 

Student Council meeting Rm E205

Viking Quarterly Rm W103

African Drumming club  

Girls on Track - Rm E103

Afterschool Outdoor Hoop club - Rm W205

Ultimate Frisbee club - Rm C130

Volleyball practice to 5:00 pm  

Cross Country practice to 5 pm  

Football practice to 5:45 pm  

International Cooking club Group A to 5 pm - Rm C216 

6th grade Concert Band, 7th & 8th Symphonic Band and Jazz band meeting - Auditorium

Tennis club - Rm E300 

Photography Club - Rm E104  French club  to 4:30 - CG07  

 

Tuesday Am

 

Chinese tutoring 8 - 8:30am - Rm N111 

8th String Ensemble - Auditorium 

Jazz Band 7:45 am - Rm CG20

Concert Choir 7:45 am - Rm CG04

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday PM

 

Football practice to 5:45 pm 

Cross Country practice to 5 pm  

Fantasy Football club - Rm C212

Reader's Theater - Rm E205

Cheerleading practice to 5 pm 

Ultimate Frisbee club - Rm C130 

Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation - Ms. McFarland's office

Bocce club  - Front lawn

Music workshop    

Girls' Running - RM E304 

Girls on Track - Rm E103 

Golf club to 4:30 pm - E105

Mural/Public Art club

Swimming club to 5:15 pm

 

 

Wednesday AM

 

Painting for Your Soul club 7:45 am - C224

  

6th Grade Concert Band - 7:45 am

Advanced Concert Band - 7:45 am

  

Young Men's Choir - 7:45 am 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Wednesday PM

 

Spartan Barracks  

Deal Student Librarian
-  Library 
Team Mumbai Rm N113
Fencing
club to 5:00 pm - Rm W207

Alexandria Library  Rm E200

Roman Holiday - Rm E204

After School Sports Rap - Rm W104

Team Santiago study hall - Rm C130

Debate Team  - Rm W100

Volleyball game Vs Hardy @ Deal  

Type Faster Now to 4:15 - Rm 204

New Student Transitions workshop 7th & 8th  

Ms. White's Office

Roman Holiday - E204

Deal Scientists club - Rm E101

C-Span - Rm W304

Team Alexandria - Rm E200  

Santiago study Hall - C130

Spelling Bee interest meeting to 4 pm 

 

 

 

Thursday AM

 

Chinese tutoring 8 - 8:30 am - Rm N111 

Spanish tutoring 8:10 am - RM C314

String Chamber Ensemble - 7:45 am

Jazz Band - 7:45 am

Concert Choir - 7:45 am 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday PM

 

Cheerleading practice to 5 pm 

MWIT club - Rm E206

Team London Rm E104

Mathletes Rm E106  

M.I.T. to 4:30 - RM E206

Swimming club to 5:15 pm 

Football game vs. Hardy @ 

Wilson 6:30 pm 


 

 

 

Friday AM

 

Chinese tutoring 8 - 8:30 am - Rm N111

7th & 8th Grade Peer Mediators meeting at 8 am - Rm C116

6th Grade Concert Band - 7:45 am   

Advanced Concert Band - 7:45 am  

   

 

 

 Friday PM