DAILY BULLETIN

Wednesday, May 20

LUNCH - NO LUNCH

NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS

Schedule for Wed.

Period 5 8:10-9:15

Period 6 9:19-10:24

Period 7 10:28-11:33

TA 11:37-11:45

The following students STILL need to pick up yearbooks! If you make it to room C209 during TA today, I will give you the book then. Otherwise, you will need to stop in before or after school!

ANDERSON--Cody Pullen

ARCHER--Olivia West

BAUMANN--Jessica Cabello

BELFRAGE--Vince Aurora

COX--Laura Leatherwood

FRITZ--Jake Henne

GUINN--Amanda Nordlund

KOOIKER--Connor Lindahl

LAFLEUR--Dan Wieger

LINDQUIST--Annie Blazek

McDONALD--Michael Boyle

RITTER--Trey Berendes

RITTERBUSH--Chris Gold

SCHEELE--Zach Wiley

STAUCH--Matt Bullock

VINOPAL--Drew Longwell and Lindsey Jump

WALKER--Rachel Novich

Girls Track uniforms need to be turned in to Coach Studnicka and boys to Coach Bloomenkamp.

For those students who ride the school bus, Chief Bus service will be at the regular bus stop at 1:00 on Tuesday with only the north and south bus and at 11:30 on Wednesday with all of the regular busses schedule to run their routes.

Announcements

All National Honor Society Members: Please check the bulletin board for volunteer opportunities and important information.

Counseling Center

Bryan LGH Allied Health Exploration Event: June 4 6:30 at Bryan LGH. RSVP at 402-481-8697 or 800-742-7844 Ext. 18697

Enrichment classes in Animation and Video Game Design will be offered at Common Ground this summer. The cost is approximately $160 to $180. Sessions run from either June 8-11 or June 22-25. If you are interested see www.youthtechinc.com or call the camp director at 913-940-3155.

State Farm Insurance is offering a Driver Education Scholarship to students with financial need. To qualify, you must complete the program prior to turning 18, provide a copy of your parent's most recent tax return, provide a 150 word essay, complete 4 hours of community service, and fill out an application. For more information, please see www.safenebraska.org.

KXVO's High School Heroes 2009

Tell us why you are passionate about volunteering and you could become one of KXVO CW 15's High School Heroes: Today's top high school students are making a difference throught our community with their commitment to volunteerism and "giving back" to those less fortunate. KXVO CW15 has created a special program that honors these exceptional students and showcases their contributions. To be considered,high school students will apply online at KXVO.com and tell about their passion for volunteering. Then KXVO will select one "High School Hero" each week for four consecutive weeks in May and feature them in on-air vignettes. APPLY TODAY!

CollegeNOW offered at Metropolitan Community College: High school students 16 and over interested in attending Metro classes in order to get a jump start on college, can do so at 1/2 price tuition. This includes all quarters Spring, Summer, Winter, and Fall. For more information, call 457-2400 or visit www.mccneb.edu/secondarypartnerships/collegenow. (Note: Students can earn college credits, but credit earned at MCC cannot be included on an EHS transcript.) See your counselor if you have questions.

Seniors make sure you check the Naviance scholarship list. Many new scholarships have been added.

Seniors with Asthma may want to look at the "Will to Win" scholarship that is posted on Naviance.

Careers:

Heath Management Careers: Visit www.HealthManagementCareers.org to view students discussing their choice of a career in healthcare management, plus successful executives talking about their own careers as leaders of hospitals and other healthcare organizations.

Leadership Opportunities:

College Highlights:

Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors: Summer school programs at various colleges around the country are taking applications. Visit the Counseling Center website under "Summer School" for more information. Or visit the college you are interested in and check to see if they have a summer program.

Any student age 16 or older interested in Automotive Careers: Southeast Community College-Milford will host an Automotive Summer Camp on June 12-13 for any student intersted in learning more about the automotive industry. To register, contact Rick Morphew at 800-933-7223 ext. 8317 or rmorphew@southeast.edu. Cost is $20.

United States Service Academy nominations and appointments information can be found on the Counseling Center webpage under college planning. Potential candidates at this time would be juniors. The deadline to complete applications is October 31, 2009. Applications are detailed and require time to complete.

JOBS AVAILABLE: See the Counseling Center Bulletin Board for daily update on jobs available for students.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Junior Wheelchair Sports and Recreation Camp: July 27-July 31. Pick up info and application in Counseling Center.

Lakeside Hospital Teen Volunteers: For more information about volunteering at Lakeside, call 717-8185 or 717-8057 or pick up materials in the counseling center. Requirements for service: 14 years of age, parental consent, 2 letters of recommendation, a willingness to engage with patients, visitors, staff and peers, and at least a one year commitment.

COLLEGE REPS VISITING EHS

2008-2009

Seniors must sign up a week in advance to visit with a College Rep. Sign up in the Counseling Center.

Dismissals

Athletics

Workers for this week -

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD

Just a reminder to check highschoolsports.net daily for any schedule changes.


	DAILY BULLETIN Wednesday, May 20 LUNCH - NO LUNCH NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS Schedule for Wed. Period 5 8:10-9:15 Period 6 9:19-10:24 Period 7 10:28-11:33 TA 11:37-11:45 The following students STILL need to pick up yearbooks! If you make it to room C209 during TA today, I will give you the book then. Otherwise, you will need to stop in before or after school! ANDERSON--Cody Pullen ARCHER--Olivia West BAUMANN--Jessica Cabello BELFRAGE--Vince Aurora COX--Laura Leatherwood FRITZ--Jake Henne GUINN--Amanda Nordlund KOOIKER--Connor Lindahl LAFLEUR--Dan Wieger LINDQUIST--Annie Blazek McDONALD--Michael Boyle RITTER--Trey Berendes RITTERBUSH--Chris Gold SCHEELE--Zach Wiley STAUCH--Matt Bullock VINOPAL--Drew Longwell and Lindsey Jump WALKER--Rachel Novich Girls Track uniforms need to be turned in to Coach Studnicka and boys to Coach Bloomenkamp. For those students who ride the school bus, Chief Bus service will be at the regular bus stop at 1:00 on Tuesday with only the north and south bus and at 11:30 on Wednesday with all of the regular busses schedule to run their routes. Announcements All National Honor Society Members: Please check the bulletin board for volunteer opportunities and important information. Counseling Center Bryan LGH Allied Health Exploration Event: June 4 6:30 at Bryan LGH. RSVP at 402-481-8697 or 800-742-7844 Ext. 18697 Enrichment classes in Animation and Video Game Design will be offered at Common Ground this summer. The cost is approximately $160 to $180. Sessions run from either June 8-11 or June 22-25. If you are interested see www.youthtechinc.com or call the camp director at 913-940-3155. State Farm Insurance is offering a Driver Education Scholarship to students with financial need. To qualify, you must complete the program prior to turning 18, provide a copy of your parent's most recent tax return, provide a 150 word essay, complete 4 hours of community service, and fill out an application. For more information, please see www.safenebraska.org. KXVO's High School Heroes 2009 Tell us why you are passionate about volunteering and you could become one of KXVO CW 15's High School Heroes: Today's top high school students are making a difference throught our community with their commitment to volunteerism and "giving back" to those less fortunate. KXVO CW15 has created a special program that honors these exceptional students and showcases their contributions. To be considered,high school students will apply online at KXVO.com and tell about their passion for volunteering. Then KXVO will select one "High School Hero" each week for four consecutive weeks in May and feature them in on-air vignettes. APPLY TODAY! CollegeNOW offered at Metropolitan Community College: High school students 16 and over interested in attending Metro classes in order to get a jump start on college, can do so at 1/2 price tuition. This includes all quarters Spring, Summer, Winter, and Fall. For more information, call 457-2400 or visit www.mccneb.edu/secondarypartnerships/collegenow. (Note: Students can earn college credits, but credit earned at MCC cannot be included on an EHS transcript.) See your counselor if you have questions. Seniors make sure you check the Naviance scholarship list. Many new scholarships have been added. Seniors with Asthma may want to look at the "Will to Win" scholarship that is posted on Naviance. Careers: Heath Management Careers: Visit www.HealthManagementCareers.org to view students discussing their choice of a career in healthcare management, plus successful executives talking about their own careers as leaders of hospitals and other healthcare organizations. Leadership Opportunities: College Highlights: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors: Summer school programs at various colleges around the country are taking applications. Visit the Counseling Center website under "Summer School" for more information. Or visit the college you are interested in and check to see if they have a summer program. Any student age 16 or older interested in Automotive Careers: Southeast Community College-Milford will host an Automotive Summer Camp on June 12-13 for any student intersted in learning more about the automotive industry. To register, contact Rick Morphew at 800-933-7223 ext. 8317 or rmorphew@southeast.edu. Cost is $20. United States Service Academy nominations and appointments information can be found on the Counseling Center webpage under college planning. Potential candidates at this time would be juniors. The deadline to complete applications is October 31, 2009. Applications are detailed and require time to complete. JOBS AVAILABLE: See the Counseling Center Bulletin Board for daily update on jobs available for students. Volunteer Opportunities: Junior Wheelchair Sports and Recreation Camp: July 27-July 31. Pick up info and application in Counseling Center. Lakeside Hospital Teen Volunteers: For more information about volunteering at Lakeside, call 717-8185 or 717-8057 or pick up materials in the counseling center. Requirements for service: 14 years of age, parental consent, 2 letters of recommendation, a willingness to engage with patients, visitors, staff and peers, and at least a one year commitment. COLLEGE REPS VISITING EHS 2008-2009 Seniors must sign up a week in advance to visit with a College Rep. Sign up in the Counseling Center. Dismissals Athletics Workers for this week - COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD Just a reminder to check highschoolsports.net daily for any schedule changes.