Bobcat Bulletin

Posted Date: 10/07/24 (3:33 PM)

Bobcat Bulletin

October 7th-12th

Elementary Parents,

We hope you enjoyed your long weekend!

Congratulations to our Top Students and Top Growth Students on Istation for the month of October. We sure are proud of you!

Mrs. Gibson

Secondary Familes,

Congrats to the students that made our Junior High One-Act Play cast. Thank you to all who auditioned for the JH One Act Play. We will have a full cast and crew read through on Tuesday from 5:00 - 6:00 pm.

Mr. Pond

Candy Donations

Our Fall Festival is a community event being put on by many of our secondary classes and organiztions. We would love to see lots of kids there to enjoy the games and treats. Elementary classes are raffling off some great baskets of goodies. There will also be a cake walk and a haunted house. Admission for most games are free. The cake walk and haunted house are additional fees. There will also be a vendor that will be making custom t-shirts on site as well as food trucks!

Thank you to all that have donated so far!

In order to help the clubs, organizations and classes with candy, we would appreciate any candy donations. Donations can be brought to the school or there will also be a box for donations at the Horseshoe. We thank you in advance for any donation of candy!

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Football Information

October 10th--JH/JV vs Sundown @Home 5pm

October 11th--Varsity @Sundown 7pm

District Cross Country Results

Varsity boys place as District Runner-Ups! 2nd place and advancing to Regionals!

Micah-2nd

Austin-4th

Izzy-5th

Jose-26th

Ryder-31st

Nick-37th

Varsity girls place 3rd place, and are also advancing to Regionals!

Skylar-8th

Berenicce-12th

Adi-18th

Kira-21st

Abbi-23rd

JV Boys:

JW-3rd

Mason-6th

Band News:

The Bobcat Band had their first competition on Tuesday, October 1st. It was a great first outing for the band. They got some really great comments from the judges as well as some things to work on. They will take the field at the Westerner Marching Festival at 8:30 pm on Saturday.

Congratulations to this week's award winners:

Marcher of the Week- Juliana Mitchell

New Marcher of the Week- Lennon Mayhall

Section of the Week- Bass Clarinets

Attendance Matters

This school year we are going to focus on student attendance. Some say it takes 10,000 hours of quality practice in somthing (sports, music, reading, math) to become an expert in it. When a student misses school they are losing the ground to become the best they can be.

If a student misses 10 days in school year = 4,930 minutes/82 hours of instruction lost

If a student misses 10 days a year every year during their elementary years, they will have missed: 34,510 minutes/575hours of instruction. WOW!

We want our kids to be set up success and not struggling to make up the exposure they lost from being absent! This year we are going to have a STRIVE for FIVE goal--no more than five absences for the school year.