Be Respectful, Be Excellent, Be Accepting, Be a Leader
This is a B Day.
6th Grade:
Attention all 6th graders, the Falcon Feather Celebration is coming up soon. If you would like to attend you must have completed all 4 of your falcon feathers or have earned at least 1 new feather this semester. May 11th is the deadline.
Attention 6th and 7th graders:
Are you interested in running, developing better stamina and meeting new friends this summer? Ms. Fidler and Heritage High School are putting on a summer running camp! Fliers can be picked up in the gym--or you can see Ms. Fidler. Come check it out!
7th Grade:
Yearbook Staff applications are due with your registration card. Check with your core teachers if you don't know when your registration card is due. There will be no late applications taken. Please consider applying for this great opportunity. You can also see Mrs. Broyles in room 2125 if you have additional questions.
8th Grade:
Hey 8th graders! Thursday, May 10th is the 8th grade party. This year's theme is black and white with Mardi Gras. The party is 3:00-4:15 PM so come because it's completely free thanks to the PTO. There will be Chick-Fil-A, chocolate fountain, photo booth, dancing, and more! See you there!
All Grades:
Attention musicians: Auditions for the 2018-2019 Euclid Jazz Band will be held May 14th and 15th. Come down to the band room to sign-up for an audition and pick-up the information packet.
Euclid Students - This week is Educator Appreciation Week. Here at Euclid we appreciate all adults in our building who make it a great place to be. Make sure to say thank you or to write a special note or thank you card for your teachers and support staff, they will appreciate being appreciated!
Did you purchase a yearbook this year? Limited supply is left! Check the lists on the cafeteria windows to see if you have purchased a yearbook. If you are not on the list, you may still purchase one for $30 through Infinite Campus or cash or check to Mrs. Kelley the bookkeeper.
Words of Wisdom:
Quote: "Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." –Abraham Lincoln
