Good morning everyone, today is Friday, January 30, 2026 and today is a cycle B Day.
PROPER USE OF SCHOOL RESTROOMS – Students are reminded that our school restrooms are
shared facilities that should be treated with respect and care. Please remember the following expectations:
- Use restrooms appropriately. Restrooms are intended for their designated purpose only.
- Do not write on walls, stalls, or fixtures. Graffiti, vandalism, or any form of damage to school property is unacceptable and may result in disciplinary action.
- Maintain cleanliness. Dispose of trash properly, flush toilets after use, and wash your hands before leaving.
- Show respect for others. Keep restrooms a safe, clean, and comfortable space for everyone in our school community.
STUDENT COUNCIL – The Student Council will be sponsoring its annual Baby Bowl through February 6. We are collecting baby items for mothers and babies in need. Please bring in items like diapers, wipes, Q-tips, baby lotion, and powder. Boxes have been delivered to each homeroom. The homeroom that collects the most items will win a donut party!
INTERACT CLUB – The Interact Club will be meeting Tuesday, February 3.
Starting Monday, February 2, stop by the Interact Club bulletin board by the cafeteria, grab a cup, decorate it, and write one way you can spread kindness. Let’s fill the hall with positivity! Participate and make someone’s day! The decorating will end February 13. Any questions, please see Ms. Gibson or Ms. VanVoorhis).
REMINDERS:
- Students must be dropped off and picked up by the crossing guard on Borden Avenue.
- Students must also cross by the crossing guard.
- Students should not be picked up or dropped off in the parking lot across the street or on Route 302.
All students please remember to be safe, be responsible and be respectful.
LUNCH – homemade pizza bar, choice of cheese, pepperoni or veggie pizza, tossed romaine salad, choice of milk
QUOTE OF THE DAY – “Focus on your strengths and abilities, rather than dwelling on your limitations. By concentrating on what you can do, you will be more likely to succeed in your endeavors.” By John Wooden