Monday, January 13

The Class of 2028 will begin selling WinterFest Tickets starting Tuesday Jan 7th through Friday Jan 31st during lunch. This is going to be a memorable event with music provided by DJ MAR who is traveling all the way from Englewood, and a special performance by D. Lylez, a Grammy-nominated Singer/Songwriter and Producer. Tickets are $10 so make sure you get yours fast! 

If you are at all interested in playing: Overwatch 2, Super Smash Brothers, Madden 25, Fortnite, Rocket League, Rainbow 6 Siege, Mario Kart, Valorant, or Call of Duty, there will be a meeting Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 14th, after school until 3:30 in Mr. Wood’s Room, C-19, to discuss the Spring MiHSEF season, and what games we would like to compete in. 

Need help filling out the FAFSA? Financial Aid representatives will be at Loy Norrix during conferences on January 22 and 23 in the library to help. Come get your questions answered while you eat a free dinner! If you have questions, contact your counselor.

Saturday our bowling team took on Plainwell. Both the boys and girls teams were able to walk away with the victory. The boys handled them quite easily, losing only 1 individual point. The girls worked a little harder for their win, losing one of their team points by only 5 pins. Last Sunday we played in the Huskie Invitational. The boys finished 2nd out of 12 schools. Senior, Dylan Ashbaugh finished 9th for individual match play. This weekend we played in the Three Rivers Invitational. And again, the boys team finished 2nd. Senior, Devin Harris qualified 1st for individual match play. On the girl’s side, Junior, Zoe Wazny finished 12th. All in all, a very good showing by all our bowlers 2 weekends in a row.

AAC will be open today for tutoring from 230-330 in the following rooms; Social Studies in A19, Math in C16, English in A21, Science in C19, Spanish in K12, and Study Hall in D12. Stop in if you need to get your grade up before conferences next week!

Sword and Board will meet this Thursday from 2:30-3:30 in room C16. 

Vaping may seem harmless to some, but research shows it can have serious long-term effects on your brain. Nicotine and other harmful chemicals in e-cigarettes can affect brain development, especially in young people whose brains are still growing. These substances can lead to problems with memory, attention, and learning—things that are essential for your success in school and life. More than just brain health, vaping is linked to increased risks for lung damage and other serious health issues. Your body is your most important asset, and it’s vital to take care of it, especially as you grow and develop. So, remember: keep your brain and body healthy. Say no to vaping, and encourage your friends to do the same. Stay focused, stay strong, and make choices that will help you succeed today and in the future.