LMMHS BULLETIN
Friday, September 3, 2010
(4) Day
Bus Supervisors: Jane Blanchard
and Rick Ruccio
FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS
CLASS MEETINGS
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Friday, September 3 |
Period A Period C |
Grade 12 Grade 7 |
Theater Gym |
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Tuesday, September 7 |
Period B Period C Period E Period F |
Grade 11 Grade 10 Grade 6 Grade 9 |
Theater Theater Gym Theater |
FOR ALL LMMHS STUDENTS We will be up guarding our email from GroupWise to
Outlook early next week, in doing so you will receive a new mailbox. Your old email will remain available on
GroupWise for 2 weeks after the conversion.
Your email address, user account and password will remain the same.
SPIRIT DAY
Spirit Day, September 7th wear your maroon and gold to help support
our teams. Show your school spirit!! GO
LENOX!!!
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ALL STUDENTS IN GRADES 10 -12 Community Service Opportunity High School Mentoring
with Big Brothers big Sisters.
Applications are available in guidance for those students interested in
Community Service at the
CLASS OF 2014
you are still in need of a secretary and treasurer. All interested students may pick up
nomination forms in the Main Office and returned to Mrs. Navarino by Wednesday,
September 8th. Elections will
be held on Friday September 10th.
If there are any questions, please see Mr. Cogswell.
HS STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS all students 9-12 who are interested in running for
Student Council will be able to pick
up their nomination papers as soon as the Class of 2014 has completed their
voting on class officers. Dates and
further information will be posted in the bulletin.
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QUIZ TEAM Quiz
Team will begin practices on Wednesday, September 8 at 2:30 in the library and
on Friday mornings at 6:30 in room 36. All high school students are welcome to
attend. Please email Ms. Durrin with any questions. bdurrin@lenoxps.org
SAT PREPARATION COURSE will begin Thursday evening, September 9th
at 7:00 pm. The course is intended to alert as well as to prepare students for
the November 6th administration of the SAT I. In this eighteen-hour instructional course
that meets for two hours each Thursday students will equally divide their study
between the Verbal and Math components.
The fall SAT Instructional course will emphasize practices and drills as
most students are already familiar with the tests objectives. The cost for LMMHS students is $100.00. Costs
for interested students who are not from LMMHS are $250.00. Please contact Mrs. O in the Guidance Office
to sign up or for further information.
Sign-up is critical. For anyone
with financial concerns, please contact either Ms. Spoehr in the Guidance
Office or Mr. Hurley (room # 34).
SAVE Students
against violent engagements (SAVE) is meeting every Tuesday for 2nd
and 3rd lunches. Please stop by to find out more about what is going
on in the world and what you can do to help. Everyone is invited to attend.
SENIORS Colleges/Universities
are beginning to book visits to Lenox in order to meet with interested
seniors. Anyone interested in meeting with a representative, please give your
name to Mrs. O in the guidance office. Please
make sure you check in with your regular scheduled class before coming to
guidance to meet with a representative.
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Date |
Time |
College / University |
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September 17 |
8:30 11:30 |
Northeastern University |
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September 20 |
10:00 11:15 |
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September 21 |
1:30 |
U MASS |
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September 22 |
9:45 10:30 11:00 |
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September 24 |
8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 1:00 |
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September 27 |
9:30 10:00 1:00 |
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September 28 |
10:15 |
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September 29 |
10:30 |
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September 30 |
8:30 |
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MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
MS CLASS ELECTIONS AND STUDENT COUNCIL - will be held shortly.
Dates and further information will be posted in the bulletin.
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* Notice
to all students (MS and HS): Cell phone use is not permitted during the school
day which means cell phones must be turned off and out of sight.
* Students
are not allowed to use the video component of a video phone in the school
building at any time.
* Headphones are not to be worn during school hours and
are to be kept out of sight.
* Open containers are prohibited in hallways
* All
students are reminded that they should stay off the rock wall in the front of
the building and off the lawn above it at all times.
* Skateboarding
is not allowed on school property at any time.
Skateboards must be enclosed in a case for transportation on the bus.
* Throwing
of snowballs is not allowed on school grounds at any time for any reason.
* Students are not allowed in the Faculty/Staff Dining Room at any time
for any reason. This includes before, during and after school. The soda machine
is off limits!
* For
High School Students: Book bags are to be kept out of the hallways at all times.
Please keep your book bags and other belongings in your classroom or locker.
During lunch, bags should be left at your seat before you get your meal.
* Do
not bring valuables to school do not place them in your locker. If you must
bring valuables or money to school, be sure to check them in with the Main
Office.
* DETENTIONS -
* DIRECTED STUDY
will be held Tuesdays and Thursday from 12:30 4:30
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MEETINGS:
National Honor Society will be every Wednesday morning in the Theater at 7:15
am.
Quiz Team (High School only) Wednesdays beginning September 8 at 2:30 in the
library and on Friday mornings at 6:30 in
Room 36.