Winter Christmas Concert on December 11
All families are cordially invited to our winter Christmas concert scheduled for this Friday, December 11, at 7:30 pm in the school's auditorium. There is no charge for admission. The concert will feature all of Seton's vocal and instrumental music groups. The Concert Choir will be joined by the Voices of DeMatha. This will be a wonderful evening of student talent!

Monday-12/14	Tuesday-12/15	Wednesday-12/16	Thursday-12/17	Friday-12/18
Period 1: 8:15-10:15	Period 3: 8:15-10:15	Period 5: 8:15-10:15	Period 6: 8:15-10:15	Make up Exams: 8:15-10:15
Period 2: 10:45-12:45	Period 4: 10:45-12:45	Make up Exams: 10:45-12:45	Period 7: 10:45-12:45	All others: 7 period Day/ Christmas Show

1. Students will follow their regular schedule and attend all classes where an exam is given. Some classes where an exam is not given may still want students to attend to complete final projects, etc. If your teachers request your presence in a non-exam class, you must attend. If you have a study hall or a class where an exam is not given and your teacher has not requested your presence, you do not need to be present in school; however, your parents still need to report your absence.
2. We strongly discourage absences during exams. If an absence occurs, the student will make up exams missed during the make-up period. Parents must report absences to the main office. A student who is absent due to illness or a death in the family will not be penalized. Exams missed for any other reason will be assessed a grade penalty.
3. Students who arrive late (after 8:15 a.m.) must sign in with the main office before reporting to the exam.
4. There will be no supervision provided after 3:00 p.m. during exam week. Students are to be in the cafeteria until 1:30. At 1:30, students will report to the library for study and will then be picked up from the formal lobby. Our recommendation is to make arrangements to be picked up immediately following exams each day.
5. NO CELL PHONES ARE PERMITTED IN THE EXAM ROOM. Possession and/or use of a cell phone in any manner will merit a zero for the exam.
6. We expect students to uphold the honor code. The sharing of information/material from the exam will be considered a violation of the code and will result in a zero.
7. Students are to dress in full and complete uniform for exams.
8. All financial obligations must be paid by December 11^th in order for students to take exams.

 

Celebrating the Year of Mercy
On Tuesday, December 8th, the Church opened the Year of Mercy in response to the wishes and reflections of Pope Francis.  We invite all of you to become familiar with the Year of Mercy by watching this short Youtube reflection.
Please click here for video.

This is the perfect time of year for all of us to practice the corporal works of mercy:
To feed the hungry;

The Athletic Department is looking for a few volunteers to serve on the Athletic Booster Club. If interested and would like more details, please e-mail Candy Cage, the Director of Athletics at: ccage@setonhs.org

Thursday Dec 10:
Fried chicken with mashed potatoes, kale, fresh fruit and drink OR ham steaks with mashed potatoes, kale, fresh fruit and drink

Friday Dec 11:
Managers choice with potato, vegetable, fresh fruit and drink.

ALSO:
We are serving breakfast Monday Dec 14 - Thursday Dec 17th. We want the parents to know the girls can use their student account to purchase breakfast items.

Please contact the ESHS PCO at pco.setonhs.org or visit the Parent Organization page located at www.setonhs.org > About Us for more PCO information or please click here.
 

HO, HO, HO !

The Onyx Club is collecting NEW, NON VIOLENT
toys - games - books - dolls - sports equipment
for children ages 0-12 years

The toys are collected at St Augustine Parish for distribution to more that 600 families.

Students are asked to bring in toys to their advisory by Friday December 11th.
All students and staff who bring in a toys will have a tag day on December 18th

Thank You for your generosity.
 

Delegate Tarlau's Scholarship
Applications are available in the guidance office for students who live in Delegate Tarlau's District, 47A,

The  Seton Crew Team is campaigning on the "RallyMe" site for a much needed new/gently used boat. Please see below details of the site and how to donate.

The Seton Crew RallyMe fund raising site can be accessed at the link below:

https://www.rallyme.com/rallies/2307/roadrunners

For this type of fundraiser to be successful, everyone involved, both rowers and parents need to get the word out in every way possible.  There are several options for sharing the Rally via email and Social Media.  This should be shared early and often.  Don't limit yourself to who and how you share, friends, family, acquaintance's, co-workers  (if that's an option) complete strangers and even businesses.

Once on the site the Rally can be shared easily to several Social Media sites and email by simply using the "Share This Rally" buttons shown here in the red box.  Click the button logon and share away.

RAP is a four-week residential summer program for current or rising high school juniors and seniors. Its main objective is to stimulate interest in agriscience professions, including: biological engineering/ biotechnology/ business and economics/ child development/ fashion and apparel/ food product development/ horticulture/ landscape architecture/ nutrition/ teaching/ veterinary science, and many more.  
PAID internship for high school students at NC A&T called the Research Apprenticeship Program (RAP). Listed below is a link to the program.

http://www.ncat.edu/academics/schools-colleges1/saes/agresearch/rap.html

Through the program, students will:
Gain first-hand experience in research conducted under the direction of the SAES research scientists.
Conduct research projects ranging from landscape architecture and pesticide studies, biotechnology, horticulture and animal sciences to air quality, food and nutrition and international trade.
Gain exposure to a number of structured activities including field trips, workshops and laboratory demonstrations, and instruction in computer applications, technical and scientific writing and public speaking.
To learn more, visit the RAP facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/SAESRapProgram
 

Carly was discharged from the BMT unit at Children's Hospital on Monday, October 5.  She "rang the bell" prior to leaving the oncology floor which is a significant moment.  It signals the end of active treatment and begins a life free of cancer.  Carly and her family are thrilled to be home.  Carly will go to outpatient treatment for three days a week for the next three months.  Last week she did have to stay in the hospital after going in for outpatient treatment.  Carly has spent the last week back on the BMT floor but is in high spirits and ready to get back home.  The Nguyen's would like to thank the entire Seton community for their prayers, cards, emails, videos, meals and outpouring of love.  Carly still has a long road of recovery to travel but with our continued support she knows she can do it!

We would love to continue to provide meals for the Nguyen's.  It's not too late to sign up at takethemameal.com, search "Nguyen" in the recipient last name box and the password is "7442" to take Carly and her family a meal.  This has been a big help to them.

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