Post date: Nov 30, 2018 1:21:00 PM
Attention Student Government Members: Holiday Greens Fundraiser forms are due today by the end of the day. Seniors and juniors can drop their forms and payment to Ms. Fortier in Room 117. Freshmen and sophomores can drop their forms and payment to Ms. LiCavoli in Room 141.
Please come to the 2 West Office to pick up your community service form if you worked Parent Teacher Conferences last night.
Socks are among the most needed items at homeless shelters, yet among the least-often donated. According to the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless, in Nassau and Suffolk counties alone, just under 3,000 people were homeless or in transitional/emergency housing in 2017. This year the CDOS students from the Floyd Academy put together a campaign to help the homeless by having the students donate NEW socks. Students can participate by bringing socks for men, women, and children to the High School Main Office and place the new socks in our bin. Our goal is to help spread warmth to the homeless before the cold weather.
Do you need help filling out your college applications? Please join us for Apps and Snacks in the Senior Café on Tuesday, December 4. The counselors will be assisting and guiding you on your college process. If you are interested, you must sign up in the Counseling Center. Light snacks will be provided.
Please join the William Floyd HS Medical Club for our next meeting on Monday, December 3 from 2:15 – 3:00pm in Room 245 to discuss healthcare careers options. Anyone interested in pursuing a career in a medical or allied healthcare field is encouraged to come. Please see Ms. Randall with any questions.
Do you excel in science? Are you looking for scholarship opportunities along with community service? Science Honor Society will be holding a mandatory introductory meeting on Tuesday, December 4 from 2:10-3:10 in Room 254. Applications and program requirements will be discussed.
Get ready for the December to Remember “Protect-the-Pin” Tournament Competition! Here’s how to play:
1. Pick up a tournament application from the HS Library or East Gym.
2. Assemble a group of 8 to 10 friends who enjoy playing Protect-the-Pin. Fill out the application together and collect $5 from each player on your team.
3. Turn in your completed application to the HS Library by Tuesday, December 4. All proceeds collected will be donated to a charity that the winning team selects.
4. 8 teams per grade will be accepted to play in the brackets, on a first come-first serve basis. All players on your team must be cleared from the nurse and AP offices to play.
5. Show up to your grade’s bracket competition and play in our single-elimination games. The winning team from each grade’s bracket will then compete tournament style against each other to determine the one team who rules them all.
6. Questions? See Ms. Devenney in the HS library, Mr. Lacarrubba in the East Gym, or Mr. Devenney in Room 161.
Don’t just play with your phone, learn to how program it! Join us for an Hour of Code and learn about the exciting world of computer science and coding! Fun, games and snacks! Tuesday, December 4 in the High School Library at 2:10pm. All are welcome.
Attention all GSA Members: There will be a meeting and presentation today during extra help in Room 255. All LGBTQ students and their allies are welcome to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
Hey students! Are you thinking about going to the Prom this June 7? Be sure you are in good standing. That means on track to graduate. That means that you’ve completed your credit recovery on time. You can have no more than 18 absences in a full year course and no more than 9 absences in a half year course and you must attend one of the mandatory prom Lawyer Meetings this March or May!
It is starting to get cold out and some students and staff may be in need of a warm coat. The cosmetology students are sponsoring an on-going coat drive. Our motto: Have a Coat, Leave a Coat. Need a Coat, Take a Coat. The coat rack is located by the South Lobby.
Attention all Business Honor Society Members: November community service is to collect items and monetary donations for Operation Gratitude. These donations must be dropped off in Room 152 by the end of the day today! Please be sure to sign the drop off sheet posted on the cabinet. If you haven’t yet finished collecting, please be sure to see Mrs. Cloghessy before you leave today!
Attention all Future Teacher Academy Students: The first session of our Future Teacher Academy will be Thursday, December 6 in the 12th Grade Food Court from 1:40-3:00pm. Please make sure you attend! If you are unable to attend please stop by the 3 West Office to let us know!