Daily Bulletin
DAILY BULLETIN
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
www.bridgeportcentral.org
Volume 06 – No. 06
Thursday, February 8, 2007
TODAY IS B DAY 2, 3, 5 and 7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS – ALL STUDENTS & STAFF
PRINCIPALS MESSAGE
· All students, it is through your hard work that will make Central High School one of the best high schools in the state!
· All students should continue to work hard to improve on your grades. It is not too late to improve and have the high grades that you expect. Just a reminder of our district mission to graduate all students’ college ready and prepared to succeed in life!
· Due to our Black History Month Celebration, we are holding 4 assemblies for each grade level in the auditorium. We held the first one this morning for seniors and it went very well. Juniors will have their assembly during 7th period today, while the sophomores and freshman will have their assemblies tomorrow during periods 3 and 6. I am very proud that our students have been well behaved and shown great respect to the presenters! Keep up the great work students; you make Central a great school!
· Security Guards are randomly “ wanding” students with metal detectors upon their entrance into the building at the start of the school day. This is being done in all the high schools in Bridgeport for security purposes. Even though this is a new procedure, students are responsible to be in class by the 7:53 a.m. bell. If you are not in class on time, you will receive detention.
· Vulgar language is being used too frequently by our students throughout the school day. This type of behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated!
· No student is allowed to park in the Staff Parking Lot in the back of the building. If this continues to happen, you will lose your privileges of bringing your car to school. Please adhere to this simple request.
· Students that have not been reporting to study hall, as well as those cutting class, have been receiving detention. However, you will now receive an OSS.
· Please do not leave your jackets or books or book bags in the classrooms. Once the doors are closed, you will not be able to retrieve your belongings.
· All Students must have a photo ID daily for security purposes and your safety. Those students who are not wearing one will receive detention! If you lost your ID, you need to pay $3 for a new one. This will be strictly enforced!
· A continuous reminder to all students that if you are “seen” with any hats or electronic devices, you will be asked for them. Also, no card playing in school.
· A reminder to all students: If you can not make your scheduled detention day, speak with you house principal for a Thursday or Friday detention.
· Any student, unless you are in an after school activity or sport, you are to leave the building at dismissal. The late bus is provided only for detention and those students participating in after-school activities.
· Let’s keep our school clean! Please do not walk around with any food or drink. Additionally, some of our neighbors have been complaining about the trash outside of the building. Let’s keep our area and Bridgeport clean…Don’t litter!
TEACHERS
· Students in the 11th grade will be having an activity through “Gear-Up” today, February 8th. Please allow the students to attend this program. Every student should have a pass to attend.
· Teachers, please limit passes throughout the day. There are far too many students roaming the corridors, especially during periods 6 & 7. After 2 p.m. daily, there should be no passes unless it is an extreme emergency.
· Tomorrow is soup day! This week, we will feature Turkey Albondigas Soup. Albondigas is Spanish for “meatballs.” It is chicken broth base with many fresh vegetables. If you like Italian Wedding Soup, you will love this one. Honey Oat Quick Bread comes with your order. $2.25 for a cup and $5 for a quart. Quite the bargain!!
STUDENTS AND STAFF
· All girls participating in the softball fundraiser can pick up order forms from Ms. Boehm in Room B206. Your money must be in by the end of the day tomorrow, February 9th.
· Seniors are sponsoring “Hat Day” tomorrow, February 9th. Purchase your sticker for $1 from either Ms. Maltese or Liz in the main office. You must have a sticker on your hat in order to wear it!
· The talent show scheduled for tomorrow night, February 9th, has been cancelled.
· There will be Improv practice tomorrow, February 9th immediately after school. This practice is mandatory for all team members. If you can not attend, see Ms. Lee by the end of the day.
· The FCCLA Fashion Club will meet every Tuesday @ 2:45 – 3:45 p.m. in Room F203. All members are asked to attend these meetings; otherwise you will not be able to participate in the events. The fashion show is scheduled for April 5th @ 6 p.m. Mark your calendars! You may purchase your tickets from any FCCLA member or advisor, Ms. Griffin or Ms. Williams. Thank you for your support!
· Any student wishing to try out for the baseball team this year should attend a meeting today, February 8th after school in Room E110. See Coach Graf with any questions.
· All Students: Return your library books by February 15th and the fines will be ½ price! Seniors, don’t put graduation in jeopardy…clear up your fines today!
· ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS! It’s back! The Central Junior Police! If you ever had the desire to become a police officer or medical assistant, then this is for you. Come test your strength at one of the most intense physical training programs in the city. For more information, see Officer Harrison in the security office.
· There will be a soccer meeting today, February 8th @ 2:35 p.m. in Room E103. The meeting will run for about ½ hour.
· The Puerto Rican Parade of Fairfield County 2007 Cultural Pageant: If you are interested in running for Ms. Teen Puerto Rico, Mr. Puerto Rico or Ms. Puerto Rico, see you guidance counselor. Please return your applications to Ms. Candelario.
· The Interact Club will be selling Valentine Roses on Valentines Day in the main lobby! Flyers have been placed around the building explaining how to order. All proceeds will go to the Denan African Medical Project. Show your spirit and support this worthy project!
· The Central Forum will be hosting an Open Mic Night tomorrow, February 9th here at Central High School.
· “No Child Left Behind Vocabulary” word for the day: Resilient (adjective) – Able to recover from difficulty. A pro athlete must be resilient, able to lose a game one day and come back the next with confidence and enthusiasm. SYNONYMS: Flexible; elastic.
· Happy Birthday to: Rafael Colon, Kevonna Lee, Kyle Mencel, Elissa Norris-Meyers, Jesselic Rodriguez, Cynthia Umpierre and Nicole Vilanova.
FRESHMAN
SOPHOMORES
· There will be a sophomore class meeting on Monday, February 12th immediately after school in Room E113. Bring some fundraising ideas.
JUNIORS
· There is a limited amount of Junior Ring Dance tickets left. Tickets for the dance have gone up to $80 as of January 2nd and assessments have also increased to $30.
· The next dates the ring man will be here to take orders and collect payments will be March 8th and 9th, then again on April 12th and 13th, then again on May 17th and 18th. Ring service days will be on May 21st and 22nd. The May dates will be for any problems you might have with your ring.
· All 11th grade students must get a physical! The blue physical form was mailed home on January 17th. This form needs to be filled out by the parent or guardian and your doctor. This form should be returned to the school nurse. All doctor appointments must be made for after school hours. Sport physicals are acceptable; obtain a copy from your coach. If you do not have health insurance, sign up with our School Based Health Center to get your physical done there. Only those student’s that turn in their physical will be eligible to obtain their senior schedule.
· There will be a junior class meeting on Monday, February 12th after school in Room B206. Please make sure you attend; we will be discussing the Ring Dance and upcoming fundraisers.
SENIORS
· Caps and gowns are on sale for $30. The payment deadline will be on Monday, June 11th. Please see Felicia in “C” House ASAP so she can place the orders by Monday, March 5th.
· Seniors, please pick up your form for your diploma from your English teacher or in the main office. Complete and return to Yvonne in the main office.
PTSO
GUIDANCE
· Seniors looking into scholarships should go to our website at www.bridgeportcentral.org. Click on DEPARTMENTS, then GUIDANCE, then SCHOLARSHIP LISTINGS. You can apply online or pick up applications in the Career Center or the Magnet Office. The list will be constantly revised as new scholarships come in, so visit it weekly.
· The Greater Bridgeport Area Foundation Scholarships are now available to seniors with a 2.7 GPA or higher. Applications are available from your counselor or from the Career Center. You can also go to their website at www.gbafoundation.org to download an application. You can apply for 4 scholarships with just 1 application! Return your application to your guidance counselor. Deadline to apply is March 12th.
· The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) will be given at Central High School on Wednesday, February 28th @ 8 a.m. in the library. This is the best career survey available. Students interested in learning about their aptitude for various careers should take the ASVAB. It is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. It is given here only once a year. Sign up with your guidance counselor or in the Career Center. Deadline to register is February 14th.
· LEAD Summer Program (Leadership Education and Development): This is a 3 week summer program for high achieving juniors who are interested in business. The program takes place at various universities throughout the country. Qualifications are: Minimum “B” average. SAT 1,000 (Critical reading and Math only), and demonstrated leadership ability. This is a national program, so it is extremely competitive. Deadline to apply is February 15th. Applications are available in the Magnet Office.
· The Bridgeport Area Youth Ministry is offering an 8 week after school computer course for eligible youth (13 – 19 years old). You will receive computer training in basic and advanced Windows, XP Operations, Office XP, Graphics and Layout and more. Classes meet twice a week from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Classes begin on February 19th and 20th. Graduates of the course will receive their own personal computer! See your guidance counselor for an application.
· The Greater Bridgeport Area Foundation Scholarships are now available to seniors with a 2.7 GPA or higher. Applications are available from your counselor or in the Career Center. You can also go to their website at www.gbafoundation.org to complete the application and print it out. You can apply for 4 scholarships with 1 application! See your counselor for details. The last day to apply is March 12th.
· Housatonic Community College and People’s Bank are offering an internship program for students with a GPA of 3.0. There is a $1200. scholarship and a paid internship involved in this. Applications are available in the Magnet Office, the Career Center or your guidance counselor. Deadline to apply is March 15th.
· Job training program – Neighborhood studios is a program for 13 – 19 year old students interested in performing arts, media and fine arts. Classes are held for 13 week semesters @ The Music and Arts Center on Barnum Avenue. This program is free! See Mr. Moran in the Magnet Office for a registration form.
· UCONN Summer Programs:
1. The High School Student Research Apprentice Program is a 6 week residential program at the Storrs campus for current juniors and seniors. Students must be interested in medicine, dental medicine or biomedical research. The program provides students with research experience. Must have a minimum “B” average and be from a traditionally under-represented health profession. This residential program is free. The deadline to apply is tomorrow, February, 9th.
2. Pre-college Enrichment Program is a 6 week residential program open to current seniors who have an interest in medicine, dental medicine, biomedical research, nursing, pharmacy or allied health. This program is at Storrs campus and it is free also! The deadline to apply is tomorrow, February 9th. Both programs start on June 25th and end on August 3rd.
· ACT – April 14, 2007: Please register by March 9th.
· SAT – May 5, 2007: Please register by March 29th
SPORTS
TEAM DATE Vs. Away/Home
Boys V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 7 p.m. Away
Boys J.V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 5:15 p.m Away
Boys FR. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 3:45 p.m. Away
Girls V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 5:30 p.m. Home
Girls J.V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 3:45 p.m. Home
District Mission:
The mission of the Bridgeport Public Schools and its supporting community is to graduate all students “college ready” and prepare to succeed.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
www.bridgeportcentral.org
Volume 06 – No. 06
Thursday, February 8, 2007
TODAY IS B DAY 2, 3, 5 and 7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS – ALL STUDENTS & STAFF
PRINCIPALS MESSAGE
· All students, it is through your hard work that will make Central High School one of the best high schools in the state!
· All students should continue to work hard to improve on your grades. It is not too late to improve and have the high grades that you expect. Just a reminder of our district mission to graduate all students’ college ready and prepared to succeed in life!
· Due to our Black History Month Celebration, we are holding 4 assemblies for each grade level in the auditorium. We held the first one this morning for seniors and it went very well. Juniors will have their assembly during 7th period today, while the sophomores and freshman will have their assemblies tomorrow during periods 3 and 6. I am very proud that our students have been well behaved and shown great respect to the presenters! Keep up the great work students; you make Central a great school!
· Security Guards are randomly “ wanding” students with metal detectors upon their entrance into the building at the start of the school day. This is being done in all the high schools in Bridgeport for security purposes. Even though this is a new procedure, students are responsible to be in class by the 7:53 a.m. bell. If you are not in class on time, you will receive detention.
· Vulgar language is being used too frequently by our students throughout the school day. This type of behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated!
· No student is allowed to park in the Staff Parking Lot in the back of the building. If this continues to happen, you will lose your privileges of bringing your car to school. Please adhere to this simple request.
· Students that have not been reporting to study hall, as well as those cutting class, have been receiving detention. However, you will now receive an OSS.
· Please do not leave your jackets or books or book bags in the classrooms. Once the doors are closed, you will not be able to retrieve your belongings.
· All Students must have a photo ID daily for security purposes and your safety. Those students who are not wearing one will receive detention! If you lost your ID, you need to pay $3 for a new one. This will be strictly enforced!
· A continuous reminder to all students that if you are “seen” with any hats or electronic devices, you will be asked for them. Also, no card playing in school.
· A reminder to all students: If you can not make your scheduled detention day, speak with you house principal for a Thursday or Friday detention.
· Any student, unless you are in an after school activity or sport, you are to leave the building at dismissal. The late bus is provided only for detention and those students participating in after-school activities.
· Let’s keep our school clean! Please do not walk around with any food or drink. Additionally, some of our neighbors have been complaining about the trash outside of the building. Let’s keep our area and Bridgeport clean…Don’t litter!
TEACHERS
· Students in the 11th grade will be having an activity through “Gear-Up” today, February 8th. Please allow the students to attend this program. Every student should have a pass to attend.
· Teachers, please limit passes throughout the day. There are far too many students roaming the corridors, especially during periods 6 & 7. After 2 p.m. daily, there should be no passes unless it is an extreme emergency.
· Tomorrow is soup day! This week, we will feature Turkey Albondigas Soup. Albondigas is Spanish for “meatballs.” It is chicken broth base with many fresh vegetables. If you like Italian Wedding Soup, you will love this one. Honey Oat Quick Bread comes with your order. $2.25 for a cup and $5 for a quart. Quite the bargain!!
STUDENTS AND STAFF
· All girls participating in the softball fundraiser can pick up order forms from Ms. Boehm in Room B206. Your money must be in by the end of the day tomorrow, February 9th.
· Seniors are sponsoring “Hat Day” tomorrow, February 9th. Purchase your sticker for $1 from either Ms. Maltese or Liz in the main office. You must have a sticker on your hat in order to wear it!
· The talent show scheduled for tomorrow night, February 9th, has been cancelled.
· There will be Improv practice tomorrow, February 9th immediately after school. This practice is mandatory for all team members. If you can not attend, see Ms. Lee by the end of the day.
· The FCCLA Fashion Club will meet every Tuesday @ 2:45 – 3:45 p.m. in Room F203. All members are asked to attend these meetings; otherwise you will not be able to participate in the events. The fashion show is scheduled for April 5th @ 6 p.m. Mark your calendars! You may purchase your tickets from any FCCLA member or advisor, Ms. Griffin or Ms. Williams. Thank you for your support!
· Any student wishing to try out for the baseball team this year should attend a meeting today, February 8th after school in Room E110. See Coach Graf with any questions.
· All Students: Return your library books by February 15th and the fines will be ½ price! Seniors, don’t put graduation in jeopardy…clear up your fines today!
· ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS! It’s back! The Central Junior Police! If you ever had the desire to become a police officer or medical assistant, then this is for you. Come test your strength at one of the most intense physical training programs in the city. For more information, see Officer Harrison in the security office.
· There will be a soccer meeting today, February 8th @ 2:35 p.m. in Room E103. The meeting will run for about ½ hour.
· The Puerto Rican Parade of Fairfield County 2007 Cultural Pageant: If you are interested in running for Ms. Teen Puerto Rico, Mr. Puerto Rico or Ms. Puerto Rico, see you guidance counselor. Please return your applications to Ms. Candelario.
· The Interact Club will be selling Valentine Roses on Valentines Day in the main lobby! Flyers have been placed around the building explaining how to order. All proceeds will go to the Denan African Medical Project. Show your spirit and support this worthy project!
· The Central Forum will be hosting an Open Mic Night tomorrow, February 9th here at Central High School.
· “No Child Left Behind Vocabulary” word for the day: Resilient (adjective) – Able to recover from difficulty. A pro athlete must be resilient, able to lose a game one day and come back the next with confidence and enthusiasm. SYNONYMS: Flexible; elastic.
· Happy Birthday to: Rafael Colon, Kevonna Lee, Kyle Mencel, Elissa Norris-Meyers, Jesselic Rodriguez, Cynthia Umpierre and Nicole Vilanova.
FRESHMAN
SOPHOMORES
· There will be a sophomore class meeting on Monday, February 12th immediately after school in Room E113. Bring some fundraising ideas.
JUNIORS
· There is a limited amount of Junior Ring Dance tickets left. Tickets for the dance have gone up to $80 as of January 2nd and assessments have also increased to $30.
· The next dates the ring man will be here to take orders and collect payments will be March 8th and 9th, then again on April 12th and 13th, then again on May 17th and 18th. Ring service days will be on May 21st and 22nd. The May dates will be for any problems you might have with your ring.
· All 11th grade students must get a physical! The blue physical form was mailed home on January 17th. This form needs to be filled out by the parent or guardian and your doctor. This form should be returned to the school nurse. All doctor appointments must be made for after school hours. Sport physicals are acceptable; obtain a copy from your coach. If you do not have health insurance, sign up with our School Based Health Center to get your physical done there. Only those student’s that turn in their physical will be eligible to obtain their senior schedule.
· There will be a junior class meeting on Monday, February 12th after school in Room B206. Please make sure you attend; we will be discussing the Ring Dance and upcoming fundraisers.
SENIORS
· Caps and gowns are on sale for $30. The payment deadline will be on Monday, June 11th. Please see Felicia in “C” House ASAP so she can place the orders by Monday, March 5th.
· Seniors, please pick up your form for your diploma from your English teacher or in the main office. Complete and return to Yvonne in the main office.
PTSO
GUIDANCE
· Seniors looking into scholarships should go to our website at www.bridgeportcentral.org. Click on DEPARTMENTS, then GUIDANCE, then SCHOLARSHIP LISTINGS. You can apply online or pick up applications in the Career Center or the Magnet Office. The list will be constantly revised as new scholarships come in, so visit it weekly.
· The Greater Bridgeport Area Foundation Scholarships are now available to seniors with a 2.7 GPA or higher. Applications are available from your counselor or from the Career Center. You can also go to their website at www.gbafoundation.org to download an application. You can apply for 4 scholarships with just 1 application! Return your application to your guidance counselor. Deadline to apply is March 12th.
· The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) will be given at Central High School on Wednesday, February 28th @ 8 a.m. in the library. This is the best career survey available. Students interested in learning about their aptitude for various careers should take the ASVAB. It is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. It is given here only once a year. Sign up with your guidance counselor or in the Career Center. Deadline to register is February 14th.
· LEAD Summer Program (Leadership Education and Development): This is a 3 week summer program for high achieving juniors who are interested in business. The program takes place at various universities throughout the country. Qualifications are: Minimum “B” average. SAT 1,000 (Critical reading and Math only), and demonstrated leadership ability. This is a national program, so it is extremely competitive. Deadline to apply is February 15th. Applications are available in the Magnet Office.
· The Bridgeport Area Youth Ministry is offering an 8 week after school computer course for eligible youth (13 – 19 years old). You will receive computer training in basic and advanced Windows, XP Operations, Office XP, Graphics and Layout and more. Classes meet twice a week from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Classes begin on February 19th and 20th. Graduates of the course will receive their own personal computer! See your guidance counselor for an application.
· The Greater Bridgeport Area Foundation Scholarships are now available to seniors with a 2.7 GPA or higher. Applications are available from your counselor or in the Career Center. You can also go to their website at www.gbafoundation.org to complete the application and print it out. You can apply for 4 scholarships with 1 application! See your counselor for details. The last day to apply is March 12th.
· Housatonic Community College and People’s Bank are offering an internship program for students with a GPA of 3.0. There is a $1200. scholarship and a paid internship involved in this. Applications are available in the Magnet Office, the Career Center or your guidance counselor. Deadline to apply is March 15th.
· Job training program – Neighborhood studios is a program for 13 – 19 year old students interested in performing arts, media and fine arts. Classes are held for 13 week semesters @ The Music and Arts Center on Barnum Avenue. This program is free! See Mr. Moran in the Magnet Office for a registration form.
· UCONN Summer Programs:
1. The High School Student Research Apprentice Program is a 6 week residential program at the Storrs campus for current juniors and seniors. Students must be interested in medicine, dental medicine or biomedical research. The program provides students with research experience. Must have a minimum “B” average and be from a traditionally under-represented health profession. This residential program is free. The deadline to apply is tomorrow, February, 9th.
2. Pre-college Enrichment Program is a 6 week residential program open to current seniors who have an interest in medicine, dental medicine, biomedical research, nursing, pharmacy or allied health. This program is at Storrs campus and it is free also! The deadline to apply is tomorrow, February 9th. Both programs start on June 25th and end on August 3rd.
· ACT – April 14, 2007: Please register by March 9th.
· SAT – May 5, 2007: Please register by March 29th
SPORTS
TEAM DATE Vs. Away/Home
Boys V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 7 p.m. Away
Boys J.V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 5:15 p.m Away
Boys FR. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 3:45 p.m. Away
Girls V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 5:30 p.m. Home
Girls J.V. Basketball Friday, 2-9-07 Trinity Catholic @ 3:45 p.m. Home
District Mission:
The mission of the Bridgeport Public Schools and its supporting community is to graduate all students “college ready” and prepare to succeed.
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