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Pendleton Co. High School
Daily Announcements November 10, 2015
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude. – Cynthia Ozick
PCHS FFA would like to say congrats to their land judging team on their hard work at the state competition. They placed 10th out of the top 24 teams in the state when they competed in Hardinsburg Thursday morning.
GOOD CITIZENS OCTOBER 2015
ANNA BAXTER
MAKAYLA BENNETT
AVERY BOOTH
HOLLEY HART
TAYLOR JORDAN
SETH LONGWORTH
AVERY SODEN
MORGAN SYDNOR
KAYLIN WELLS
Last day to purchase a yearbook for the 2015-2016 school year is Friday, April 8, 2016.
Miscellaneous Information
PCHS Mission and Vision
Vision: Achieving Greatness….Every Student, Every Day. Mission: Pendleton County High School is a gateway that inspires,
challenges and empowers students in their individual quests for growth and greatness in a diverse and changing world.
2015 Veterans Day Essay Competition
All PCHS students are encouraged to participate in the
Veterans Day essay competition!
This year students are asked to submit a 500 word essay
on:
“What My Family’s Military Service Means to
Me.”
The winner of the completion will represent PCHS at the
Veterans Day Ceremony on November, 11th
at 7:00 PM
in the auditorium.
Entries must be submitted to Mr. Hall by Thursday,
November 5th
at 3:30 PM in room 636.
Volunteering in Pendleton County Schools
Volunteers play an important role at Pendleton County Schools, whether a person assists a teacher with getting materials ready for class, attending a field trip, working one on one with students they are all essential. As a result of KRS 161.148/KRS161.044: All parent volunteers that provide direct supervision of students must participate in a volunteer training (as designated by each district) and submit for a criminal record check. In Pendleton County the following is required:
1) Completion of volunteer handbook:
a. Handbooks are available from each school secretary, Bus Garage and online at www.pendleton.kyschools.us
click parent resources, click volunteer forms.
b. Completion of the 3 forms. Although some information is repetitive they go to different entities; Page 1 is the
application form, Page 2 is the Participation Statement which includes the understanding about confidentiality
and Page 3 is the Criminal Record Check form
c. All 3 must be completed and be legible for processing. They can be mailed to the address noted on the forms,
returned to the schools in a sealed envelope or dropped off at Room 301 Falmouth School Center.
d. Once received the expected turn- around time is one week or less. Once approved the volunteer is added to
the district list which is distributed to school secretaries. A letter from the Superintendent is forthcoming that
indicates you have been approved.
e. Volunteer records including criminal checks are good for 3 school years only. For example for records
processed anytime during this school year, they will expire during the school year of 2017-2018.
For more information please contact Community Education Director- JoEllen Mitchell at 654-3325 Ext. 2601.
2015-2016 SBDM Members Teachers: Bridget Browning, Craig Smith and Marsha Yelton
Parents: Amber Beebe and Becky White
WEEKLY EVENTS
Tuesday, November 10 College Application Week
Gateway (8:00-10:45) room 152, lunch
Berea College – Small group (12:30) room 203 Thomas More College – Small group (2:00) room 203
Faculty Meeting 3:15 in the library Academic Tournament meet 4:00-6:00 in the library
SBDM meeting 6:00 pm in the SBDM room
Ms. Simpson in SBDM room 10:30 Boys basketball booster meeting 6:00 in the cafeteria
Recipe for Life (students going to extension office) Morehead Choral Clinic (Mr. Phillips at MSU with students)
Alumni Organization meeting at 6:15 in the guidance office conference room
Detention - Gentry Wednesday, November 11 College Application Week
Brescia University – small group (12:15 ) room 203, lunch
NKU – small group (12:15) room 152, lunch
Mount Saint Joseph University – Small group (10:15) room 203, lunch MPATE to MSU (Mr. Smith/Mr. Knox) with students
Veteran’s Program in the auditorium/library 3:30-9:00 Recipe for Life (students going to extension office)
Thursday, November 12 College Application Week
UK – Small group (12:15) room 152 EKU – Small group (12:30) room 203
Sophomore Youth Leadership Education Day at SMS District Training Room 12:00-4:00
FBLA National Fall Leadership Conference (Ms. Harmeyer) with students
to Charleston, SC Recipe for Life
Detention - Gentry Friday, November 13 College Application Week
No visits scheduled
ASVAB in the main gym ALL juniors 8:30 Jean Day
FBLA National Fall Leadership Conference (Ms. Harmeyer) with students to Charleston, SC
FFA to North American Livestock Expo Saturday, November 14 ACT scrimmage 9:00-1:00
UCA Regionals
Academic Tournament 7:00-4:00 Sunday, November 15 Fall Sports Awards 1:30 in the auditorium
Monday, November 16 Ms. Bowling in the gym after school
HOBY applications due to Mrs. Fook in the guidance office Tuesday, November 17 PCEF meeting in SBDM 6:00/7:00
Paul Mitchell Salon lunch visit
Relay for Life
Would you like to give a great, easy and fun birthday present to a friend or loved one? Pay to put BIRTHDAY WISHES on our school sign board. What a great surprise and recognition of this special day. Contact Mrs. Hart in room 628. Cost $5
Sunday, November 15 - Fall Sports Awards 1:30 in the auditorium Monday, November 23 – Meet the Team 6:30 in the main gym
November 10 – November 25
ARCHERY 11-23 – Winter sports pictures
BOWLING 11-23 – Winter sports pictures
BOY’S BASKETBALL 11-21 – PC Panorama 9:00-6:00 11-23 – Winter sports pictures 11-25 @ Simon Kenton scrimmage 4:00/5:30
CHEER CATS 11-14 @ UCA in Lexington 11-23 – Winter sports pictures
GIRLS BASKETBALL 11-23 – Winter sports pictures
Detention - Miller
Wednesday, November 18 Cookie Dough sales reward in the big gym 9:50 CLUBS
Extension Office samples at lunch Recipe for Life
Thursday, November 19 Board of Education meeting 7:00 pm at SMS District Training Room
Project Grad meeting 7:00 pm in the library Department Head meeting 3:30 in the library
Graduated Licensing 4:00-8:00
Recipe for Life KYA in Louisville (Ms. Lustenberg with students)
Detention - Miller Friday, November 20 Senior baby picture ads due to Ms. Duff for yearbook in room 114
Recipe for Life
KYA in Louisville (Ms. Lustenberg with students) Friday School - Baird
Saturday, November 21 PC Panorama both gyms 9:00-6:00
ACT Review Dead Serious About Life in the auditorium 6:00 pm
Sunday, November 22 Dead Serious About Life in the auditorium 3:00 pm
Monday, November 23 Winter Sports Pictures
Meet the Team 6:30 Tuesday, November 24 Jean Day
UK “Come See Blue” for yourself (Ms. Wade field trip select seniors)
Unite to Read in the auxiliary gym 8:30-2:30 Detention - Knox
Wednesday, November 25 through Friday, November 27
Thanksgiving Break – NO School
SPORTS
“Congratulations to the PCHS archery team. The team placed 2nd in the high school division at Grant County on Saturday. Drake Pierce led the wildcat archers with a 282 and Hailey Wiggins led the Ladycats with a 268. Other top scorers were Justin Lambert – 280, Chris Hess 277, Kennedy Dunn – 265, and Kirkland Brannen - 254”
THE SENIOR CLASS IS COLLECTING RECEIPTS FROM RECEIPTS CAN BE TURNED INTO THE FRONT OFFICE, MR. HALL OR MRS. HART. PLEASE HELP SUPPORT THE SENIOR CLASS.
Faculty members remember to turn in your gift fund donations to Sheila Wright. Deluxe Cleaners will still be dropping off and picking up drying cleaning this year on Tuesday’s and Friday’s.
The Kentucky Science Center, with support from NKU’s Center for Integrative Natural Sciences & Mathematics (CINSAM) and the Kentucky Academy of Science and funded by Ashland, is hosting the Northern Kentucky Youth Science Summit at NKU on Saturday, November 14 from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. This event is open to Northern Kentucky students ages 13-18. Registration is limited to 50 students.
Participants in this event will tackle regional STEM issues and engage in problem-solving using science & math, and find out more about career & education opportunities in STEM fields. Students will also have an opportunity to take a campus tour of NKU, visit the Kentucky Academy of Science poster session, and following the event, attend a free planetarium show, if they choose.
GUIDANCE OFFICE
SENIOR CORNER 2016 11-9/11-13 – College Application Week 11-18 – Cookie Dough sales begin 9:50 and magazine reward in the main gym 11-19 – Project Grad meeting 7:00 in the library 11-20 – Senior Baby Pictures ads for yearbook due to Ms. Duff in room 114 11-24 – UK “Come See Blue for Yourself” (select seniors) form required 11-25/11-27 – Thanksgiving Break 12-8 – Blood Drive 12-10 – Project Grad meeting 7:00 in the library 12-23/1-1 – Christmas Break
STAFF INFORMATION
For more information and to register, please visit: http://kysciencecenter.org/kids/youth-science-summit/youth-science-summit-northern-kentucky/
Youth Science Summit:
NORTHERN KENTUCKY Session Descriptions: Innovation Sessions – Teens
are asked to command the future at the annual
Youth Science Summit. High School youth aged
13-18 will discuss ...
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Questions? Contact the Kentucky Science Center at 502-561-6100.
Attention Current Sophomores & Juniors:
Announcing the 2016 Reynolds Young Writers Workshop at Denison University in Granville, OH June 12-16, 2016. The Denison Reynolds Workshop offers an inspiring week-long summer creative writing program for up to 36 current high school sophomores & juniors. At the workshop beginning writers of poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction get the chance to develop their talents and hone their skills. Morning workshop groups are led by accomplished faculty. Afternoon classes focus on a choice of genres (fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction) supplemented by classes with visiting writers and one-on-one sessions with faculty and staff. Students will be housed in residence halls.
Program fee, including room & board for the 8 day program is $1,300 - financial support is available
Visit reynolds.denison.edu for more information Applications accepted online starting January 4, 2016 Application deadline: March 6, 2016 For questions contact via email at [email protected] or phone (740) 587-6207
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Duke University - Summer Sessions Announced!
If you are currently in grade 10 or 11, spend your summer Duke Summer College for High School Students http://summersession.duke.edu/high-school-students/summer-college-for-high-school-students
Summer College for High
School Students - Duke
University 2015 Summer College for High School
Students July 5 (arrival) to July 31 (departure)
Get ahead this summer and earn college
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Get ahead this summer and earn college credit with academically-motivated students from around the world. Or you might choose to spend your summer at Duke Summer Academy for High School Students http://summersession.duke.edu/high-school-students/duke-summer-academy if you are currently in grades 9-12! This program for personal enrichment offers courses with a global perspective.
Duke Summer Academy for
High School Students 2016 Summer Academy for High School
Students July 16 (arrival) to August 5
(departure) Have fun and enjoy personal
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The program will begin taking applications on December 1, 2015.
Attention students effected by the Campbell County High School ACT test cancellation this past weekend. Your test has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 14th. Students are advised to check their e-mail for further information from ACT.
Attention Seniors interested in Medicine & Dentistry Programs:
UK PEPP Scholars is a program designed for rising college fresh-man, the program takes place during the summer before their freshman year of college. The primary focus of the PEPP Scholars Summer Program
is college preparation and clinical/hospital experiences in Medicine and Dentistry. PEPP Scholars will experience college dormitory life and participate in a variety of activities at the UK Chandler Medical Center, the UK Hospital, the UK College of Medicine, and the UK College of Dentistry. Health-related seminars, as well as staff support regarding the admissions process for medical and dental school, are important components of PEPP.
University of Kentucky PEPP Scholars will study chemistry and biology. They will have rotations in the Labor and Delivery and Operating Room departments at the UK
Medical Center. Seminar topics include: Medical Admissions and Dental Admissions, Osteopathic Medicine,
Medical Case Studies, Cancer, Organ Transplants, Genetic Diseases and Defects, Hypnosis, Massage Therapy, Compassion, Medical Ethics, HIV/AIDS, People with Disabilities, Alzheimer’s disease, and Rural Practice.
Clinical site visits: the UK Pathology Lab, Dental Labs, a Psychiatric Hospital, and Camps for Children with Special Needs.
Application is due by December 9, 2015. Apply online at www.uky.edu/PEPP
STAFF BIRTHDAYS
November 11-9 – P. Bowling 11-16 – A. Sudberry 11-22 – K. Prather 11-30 – A. Biddle
DECEMBER 12-5 – C. Hoehn 12-7 – W. Gabbard 12-8 – S. Wright 12-12 – K. Smith 12-13 – K. Staten 12-17 – M. Phillips 12-19 – S. Dennie 12-21 – D. Jeans 12-28 – T. Moore 12-29 – C. Simms
