National Dance Honor Society Members: We will have a brief meeting after school today to hand out graduation cords and vote for next years’ board members. Please meet in the cafeteria.
Reminder for all students signing up for Partial On-Line Summer School: you must attend the first class which is the orientation.
Seniors who had Mrs. Nicklas for AP Language and Composition in the fall may pick up their portfolios in room 210.
Attention all Seniors: You are responsible for clearing lockers of all personal possessions prior to leaving school on Tuesday May twenty-eighth. Waste containers will be available after school to dispose of unwanted items.
Seniors who are interns, SSL tutors and interns need to turn in May timesheets to Mr. Zimmer and Mrs. Gibson today. Juniors need to submit May timesheets on Friday, May 31.
New Scholarship and Guidance Bulletins are available in the Counseling Center.
There are still students, including several seniors, who have yet to pick up their yearbook. You may do so before school, during third period, or after school in room 429.
FFA Members attending State Convention: Your $100 deposit is due to Ms. Bowman today.
Seniors! One more day to show your class spirit. On Tuesday, your last official day, be sure to Dress to Impress or wear your college colors.
The MHS Chapter of National Honor Society is happy to announce the names of students elected as new officers for the 2013-2014 school year: President: Philip Evich; Vice President: Megan Harne; Secretary: Jessica Racz; Treasurer: Karlye Pick. Congratulations to these students!
The thirteenth annual Strong Person competition finished this week in all strength training classes. The winners are Brittany George for the ladies competition, Frank Meighan for the light weight boys and Bradley Rinehart for the heavy weight boys. Congratulations to these champions and thanks to all those who participated. Final results, as well as the top five for each category, are posted in the weight room.
The Girls Track and Field State Championships were held at Morgan State University in Baltimore.
Middletown holds the early lead in the Two-A Girls team standings, but that’s with only two events officially scored. Doherty’s second place finish in the discus combined with teammate Paige Bussard’s third place finish in the event as well as the fourth-place finish of the thirty-two hundred relay team of Natalie Smith, Stephanie Bidle, Mary Mulkerin and Zoe Wolfe gave the Knights eighteen points. Largo is second with fifteen. Everything that didn’t get finished was pushed to Saturday at ten AM at Hughes Stadium when athletes from all four classifications are scheduled to compete.
