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Post date: May 10, 2017 4:38:49 PM
*Attention Stony Brook STEP students: There will be a meeting on Thursday, May 11th from 2:10-3:10 in Room 257. All members must attend.
*Thursday, May 11th at 6:00 pm is the last prom lawyer meeting.
Any William Floyd High School student who is eligible, including seniors and underclassmen guests, must attend with their parent/guardian in order to be eligible to attend the prom. You only need to attend one meeting. This is the last meeting offered.
*Sophomores that are interested in applying for Foreign Language Honor Society please see Mr. Robinson in Room 139. Applications are due May 25th.
*Attention all Business Honor Society members! Today is our final membership meeting of the year. It will begin promptly at 2:10 pm in Room 152! This is our last membership meeting before inductions, so all inductees must attend! Snacks will be served! See you all there.
*Attention all seniors!
It is time to fill out your senior survey. It is located on the homepage of Naviance. If you need assistance, please come down to the Counseling Center.
*Attention all juniors!
SUNY Oswego will be in the Junior Café on Friday May 19th from 9:30 until 11:00 am. Anyone interested may stop by and speak with the representative.
*Attention all seniors!
Prom tickets will be on sale beginning Monday, May 15th - during extra help in the 3 West conference room.
In order to purchase your ticket, you MUST have the following items:
Your school ID
$110 money order (no cash, no personal checks)Your completed limo/bus sheet
Signed contract from lawyer meeting
If your guest is a non- William Floyd student - you must have a completed green permission form with you to purchase their ticket.
*Your Senior T-shirt is on the way! T-shirts are $15 and will be on sale in the Library, beginning Monday, May 15th.
*Today is National School Nurse’s Day.
As a school nurse, you strive for excellence in all you do. You provide students and their families with skilled, compassionate care, and help them navigate a complex and often times, overwhelming health care system. Regardless of your role or title, you educate, counsel, advocate, and lead. Your work makes a difference to countless students, families, and communities who benefit from your dedication and professionalism. Amid the fast pace of your life, you may not take time to reflect on all the good you do. Today May 10th, is the time to acknowledge and celebrate the difference you make.
Thank you Ms. Alvar, Ms. McCarthy, and Ms. O’Donnell for all you do!
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