FHS Bulletin - Thursday, August 28, 2008

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
12 Thursday, August 28, 2008

PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: August 28, 1963 - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial to civil rights demonstrators.

ATHLETICS:
1. ATHLETES: Remember you are not allowed to participate in any FALL SPORT until you have been CLEARED and your TRANSPORTATION FEES have been paid.

CLUBS:
1. Prayer Club - meets today at lunch in Room 2. All are welcome.
2. MECHA CLUB – meeting Thursday at lunch in Mrs. Juarez room #45. Officers – be sure to wear MECHA shirts. New members are welcomed.
3. ANIME CLUB – Attention students – there is a new club starting Thursday in Rm. 34. Bring your lunch and ideas. See you there!
4. Hiking Club: Meeting Thursday at lunch in Rm. 59. Our first hike will be on September 27th. Come to Thursday’s meeting to find out where.
5. POETRY CLUB – First meeting Friday at lunch in the Drama room #18. New member welcomed!
6. FASHION CLUB – Meeting Friday at lunch in Rm. 34. New members welcomed.

SENIORS:
1. Just a reminder that your OFF CAMPUS LUNCH PERMIT will be TAKEN AWAY if you have an AWOL and do not serve your detention! Detention Tuesday & Thursday with Mr. Bedau in Rm. 49 at 3:15.
2. Interested in becoming a fire cadet? Mrs. Larin in the College and Career Center can help you! You must have a 3.0 GPA or higher to qualify and participate.
3. Walk-in Dates & Times for Yearbook Portraits - Last Chance. KSSP Photographic Studios, your senior yearbook portrait photographer, is offering walk-in yearbook portrait sessions for students that have not already had their yearbook portraits taken or who do not have scheduled appointments. The dates for these walk-in sessions are Wednesday, September 3, 3pm - 7pm; Thursday, September 4, 3pm - 7pm; and Saturday, September 6, 9am - 3pm. The cost of the session is $25 + sales tax (=$26.81) which includes retouching. The sessions will be at the KSSP studio - 330 Central Ave., Fillmore (805) 524-6400. Students are reminded that appropriate dress is required. This is the last chance to get yearbook pictures taken for the yearbook.
 We want ALL seniors in the yearbook, so if money is an issue, the photography studio has offered a reduced sitting fee of $10 (no tax) during the three walk-in days next week. If you choose to pay the reduced fee, you will NOT be given a choice of poses for the yearbook picture.

JUNIORS:
1. Class meeting in Rm. 21 (Ms. Huxtable) on Friday to discuss Homecoming float ideas. More info on arch bearer points.

STUDENTS:
1. Anyone can check his or her library account (textbooks and AR books checked out) from any school computer. The library and attendance office have a handout explaining the steps.
2. If you received a Ventura College book voucher last semester and purchased a text book, please turn in your books to Mrs. Palacio in room 9. There are several students needing VC textbooks. I will also take any textbook that you would like to donate for other students to use.
3. ROP AUTO CLASS – meets Tuesday & Thursday at 3:30.
4. Administrative detention will be held in Rm. 39 this week on Tuesday and Thursday with Mr. Bedau. Students assigned must report there by 3:15.
5. Please be aware that the administration is planning to use metal detectors periodically when students enter school. This will occur randomly and without notice. Also, we have contacted the Sheriff’s Department to schedule visits by the drug sniffing dogs to check locker areas for any evidence of drugs on campus. Please join us in making the school a safe place to learn.
6. American Indian or Native Alaskan descendents – If you are part Indian or Native Alaskan you may qualify for the Ventura County Indian Education Consortium Program. This program provides: counselors to work with students of American Indian and Native Alaskan descent in the areas of personal and academic counseling; and special tutoring in all areas of the high school curriculum. This also includes information about special grants, scholarships and financial assistance for those students who plan to attend college, trade school or technical/vocational school throughout the United States. SEE YOUR COUNSELOR FOR MORE INFORMATION.