ARROWHEAD
Monday, October 7, 2013
MENU: BBQ Rib Sandwich, Chicken Nuggets, Whole Wheat Roll, Baked Beans,
Carrots/celery sticks w/dip, Frozen apricot Cup, Pears, Sugar Cookie, Milk-GNGTurkey/Cheese Sandwich, Chicken Salad, Chef Salad
"Do something good for yourself; do something good for someone else; and make good
decisions." Go Arrows!! --Dr. Peasant
The following students need to see Mr. Heath during Homeroom: Darquan Hudson, Terrance
Mobley, Moesha Shields, Alex Monger, Perry McDonald, Jacarin Robinson, Trey Wilkerson,
Frank Acree
1ST WEEKS EXAM SCHEDULES
October 7 / March 3
8:25 - 9:15 - 1st Period
9:20 - 10:10 - 2nd Period
10:15 - 11:05 - 3rd Period
11:10 - 11:32 - 4th Lunch
11:37 - 12:00 - 5th Lunch
12:05 - 12:37 6th Lunch; 6/7 Exam; 6/8 Exam
12:42 - 1:15 7th Lunch; 7/8 Exam
1:20 - 1:52 8th Lunch
1:57 - 2:47 - 9th Period
2:52 - 3:40 - 10th Period
October 8/ March 4
8:25 - 9:35 -1st Period Exam
9:40 -10:25 - 2nd Period
10:30 -11:15 - 3rd Period
11:20 -11:52 - 4th Lunch; 4/5 Exam; 4/6 Exam
11:57 -12:30 - 5th Lunch; 5/6 Exam
12:35 - 1:07 - 6th Lunch
1:12 - 1:35 - 7th Lunch
1:40 - 2:02 - 8th Lunch
2:07 - 2:52 - 9th Period
2:57 - 3:40 - 10th Period
_October 9/ March 5
8:25 - 9:10 - 1st Period
9:15 -10:25 - 2nd Period Exam
10:30 -11:15 - 3rd Period
11:20 -11:42 - 4th Lunch
11:47 -12:10 - 5th Lunch
12:15 -12:37 - 6th Lunch
12:42 - 1:05 - 7th Lunch
1:10 - 1:32 - 8th Lunch
1:37 - 2:47 - 9th Period Exam
2:52 - 3:40 - 10th Period
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October 10/ March 6
8:25 - 9:10 - 1st Period
9:15 – 10:00 - 2nd Period
10:05 -11:15 - 3rd Period Exam
11:20 -11:42 - 4th Lunch
11:47 -12:10 - 5th Lunch
12:15 -12:37 - 6th Lunch
12:42 - 1:05 - 7th Lunch
1:10 - 1:32 - 8th Lunch
1:37 - 2:22 - 9th Period
2:27 - 3:40 - 10 th Period Exam
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENT:
1. Jan Williams Will be selling PINK Lanyards for $2.50 in W-110. Please bring exact
change!! Limited quantities.
2. Homecoming Tickets will be on sale during lunch from Wednesday, October 2 through
Friday, October 11. Tickets are $10 each. The dance will be held on Saturday, October 26
from 9 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. Everyone who purchases a dance ticket must have watched the
dress code powerpoint. Anyone who is bringing a date who does not attend CHS may pick up
a form at the time that they purchase a ticket or outside Ms. Tompkins's room (W211). All
non-CHS forms and ID's are due to Ms. Tompkins by 3:40 p.m. on October 16. Everyone
attending a CHS dance must be between 9th grade and 20 years old. If you have any
questions, please see Ms. Tompkins between classes or before or after school.
3. The Haunting of Clinton is the theme for this year's homecoming t-shirt and was designed
by CHS student Caitlin Jiles. The shirts are $15 for long sleeve and $12 for short sleeve
and you can choose between lime green and gray. The deadline is October 11 to order your
shirt! You can purchase a t-shirt during lunch in the Commons at the homecoming ticket
table.
4. Tuesday, October 8 Volleyball Match at home vs Madison Central. HUGE district game.
Students get in for $3 with ID. In between the JV (5:30) and Varsity (6:30) match, we will
recognize any cancer survivors. We would love any staff/students/parents in our district
that have beaten cancer to be our special guests. It is also a PINK out game (Dig Pink), so
wear pink and come support. There will be a donation jar for Blair E. Batson as well at the
gate and at concessions. Go Arrows!
5. Culture Awareness Society is a club for students who are interested in learning about
cultures around the world in a fun way. Go to Ms Olinger's room to pick up an application.
To learn more about this club, you can contact Avneet Singh or Divya Gosain.
6. ANCHOR CLUB: If you missed Wednesday's meeting, please stop by Mrs. Berry's room to
pick up a form (outside her door) and sign the form on her bulletin board. Please do so by
Wednesday, October 9.
7. Digital Media Technology's Artwork along with other entries will be displayed at the
Mississippi Arts Center in downtown Jackson from October 3rd through the end of
October. There will also be an awards reception/open house on October 8, from 3:30 – 6:00
p.m. Go check it out.
8. Non fundraiser for the PTO is $25 and $5 for the membership of PTO
9. Soccer Team is selling Clinton Arrow w/ the Clinton Arrowhead logo, not the soccer logo,
Tote bags for $20, Umbrella $12, Golf Umbrella $20, Blankets - sweat shirt type in red,
black, or grey for $30.
10. NHS: Any members interested in signing up to participate in the NHS entry for the
Homecoming Parade, the A.L.L. ( Arrow Literacy Leaders) or being on the t-shirt
committee come by W210 ( Darnell) to sign up.
11. All students interested in joining FEA, pick up a form from Mrs. Greene or Mrs. Ottis and
turn in no later that Oct. 9
12. Any current or former Latin student interested in joining the Junior Classical League (aka
Latin Club) please see Mrs. Vinzant in room W112 after 12:30. Dues are $10 and cover
local, state, and national membership fees.
13. Book Club info: Book for October is Watchman by Alan Moore. If you have a copy of last
month's book, please return it to Mrs Ottis E116, For more information on the book club,
see Mrs. Ottis.
14. Ladies and Gentlemen, it's time to clear your throats, tune your instruments and dust off
your dancing shoes. Sumner Hill will be hosting "Clinton's Top Talent" on November 15 and
16. Think "American Idol", Clinton style. The competition is open city wide to anyone living
in the Clinton City Limits. There will be 2 divisions - The Jr. Division will be grades 7 - 9 and
the SR Division will be grades 10 - 12. The preliminary round will be Friday night, November
15 at 7 pm and a panel of judges will choose who gets to return Saturday night November
16 to battle it out for Clinton's Top Talent. $20 registration fee deadline is November 1.
For more information, stop by the Sumner Hill Jr. High office or the choir room for a
registration form. Spectator tickets can be purchased from any Sumner Hill choir member
for $5. Seating is limited so get your tickets soon. Come join the fun as we see who will be
named "Clinton's Top Talent"
15. Students who still need to have their Senior Portraits made for the yearbook and/or senior
class composite will be able to come to Bruckner’s on one of the following dates
below. These are available by appointment only. They may call Bruckner's Studio @
769.233.8002 to make appointment.
Wed, October 16, 2013
2:00pm - 4:00pm
GUIDANCE OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENTS
Get2College Scholarship Competition is awarding fifty, $1, 000 scholarships to high school seniors.
Application criteria: student must be a MS resident and a high school senior graduating from a MS
high school in Spring 2014, submit only one application and essay, plan to enroll in an accredited
college or university as a full-time student in Fall 2014 AND submit their application with essay
electronically or by mail by December 1, 2013. For more information and scholarship application,
please visit the Career Center located in the Counseling Department.
Juniors: Get2College is offering a scholarship competition for residents or Hinds, Madison and
Rankin Counties. Students could win a $500 scholarship. Criteria for applying: student must be a high
school junior attending school in Hinds, Madison, or Rankin County, submit only one application along
with resume, and plan to enroll in an accredited college or university as a full-time student in fall
2015. For more information or pick up an application, please visit the Career Center located in the
Counseling Department. Deadline is December 15, 2013.
Voices of Democracy Patriotic Audio Essay Competition: The Voices of Democracy each year
conducts a scholarship competition across the United States. Grade prize is a $30,000 scholarship.
For entry, students (grades 9-12) can submit an application and a 3-5 minute audio essay. This year’s
theme is, Why I’m Optimistic about our Nation’s Future. All entries must be received by November
1, 2013. For more information please stop by the Career Center located in the Counseling Office.
Any interested music majors or minors can stop by the Music Department’s booth to sign in and
collect information about the Music Department. For answers to any questions contact: Dr. Brenda
Wilder 601-977-7833. An audition day will be set in the future to allow interested music majors to
audition for scholarships.
Mississippi State's School of Architecture will offer a free workshop for high school and college
students who want to know more about developing quality resumes and portfolios in architecture, art,
interior design or building construction.
High-achieving students who plan to become teachers now have a new financial aid opportunity
available to them. The Teacher Education Scholars Program provides a $15,000 per year award,
which covers tuition, room and board and books for each scholar. Applications for the program are
available online.
Students can now apply for the Teacher Education Scholars Program by completing the online
application for state aid, available online at www.mississippi.edu/financialaid. Applications will be
accepted through September 15, 2013 and supporting documents may be submitted through October
15, 2013 for the 2013-14 school year.
014 Horatio Alger Scholarship information is now available
at www.horatioalger.org/scholarshipsEligibility criteria includes critical financial need ($55, 000 or
lower adjusted gross family income), 2.0 GPA, extracurricular and community involvement and more.
Check the website for details! Deadline to apply is October 25, 2013.