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Student Bulletin

Good Morning North High!

Today is Wednesday, January 16, 2019 and here is your student bulletin.



Seniors, we will be taking cap and gown pictures this Friday, from 8 to 11 a.m. Senior English teachers have picture packets. You do NOT need to bring your cap & gown. We will provide them. Pictures will be taken alphabetically by last name. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Coburn in Room D104.



Boys interested in playing Golf this spring should attend the meeting during advocacy in Rm H102. No experience necessary, just a desire to learn and compete!



History Club Meeting today during lunch in C-112. Join us as we plan for our field trip to Kansas City.



The National Guard will be at North today during lunch in A Hall, near the CCC. Stop by their table to find out about the AS-VAB, careers & educational opportunities the National Guard has to offer.



Congratulations to those students receiving their certificates today for Honor Roll or Honorable Mention!



Activities for the Day:

3:30pm

Girls and Boys Varsity Bowling

North Rock Lanes

Lunch Menu for Today:

Hard Shell Tacos or Southwest Fish w/Slaw, Corn, Refried Beans, Fruit and Milk.

Have a Great day Redskins! And remember “Yes You Can” si se puede!

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