Embedded Files
Below you will find the commons decorating themes for each grade!
You will also find the commons decorating times and guide!
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
Freshmen
*Updated Commons Decorating Times*
*Updated Commons Decorating Times*
Monday 2/17: 2:30 - 4:30pm
Monday 2/17: 2:30 - 4:30pm
Tuesday 2/11: 2:30pm - 4:30pm
Tuesday 2/11: 2:30pm - 4:30pm
Wednesday 2/19: Final Touch Ups!
Wednesday 2/19: Final Touch Ups!
Judging Will Take Place During 5th Period On Wednesday 2/19
Also! You may decorate during study hall and/or advisory if a teacher is supervising. Please see a class officer, a senate member or a "decorating committee" member for more info!
Also! You may decorate during study hall and/or advisory if a teacher is supervising. Please see a class officer, a senate member or a "decorating committee" member for more info!
*Commons Decorating Guide*
*Commons Decorating Guide*
Each commons will have a box of approved items (including blue tape); once items from the box run out, it is the responsibility of the class to replenish, at the discretion of the officers and advisor. Work with your advisor and class officers to create a list of things your grade needs donations of.
Each commons will have a box of approved items (including blue tape); once items from the box run out, it is the responsibility of the class to replenish, at the discretion of the officers and advisor. Work with your advisor and class officers to create a list of things your grade needs donations of.
No supplies should be taken from any office or classroom without permission.
No supplies should be taken from any office or classroom without permission.
Keep store-bought items to a minimum.
Keep store-bought items to a minimum.
Two large paper carts are available per floor, along with a ladder and brooms.
Two large paper carts are available per floor, along with a ladder and brooms.
The lockers signed out to students must be accessible at all times.
The lockers signed out to students must be accessible at all times.
(See commons secretaries for a list of assigned lockers.)
(See commons secretaries for a list of assigned lockers.)
Things hung up on paint covered walls and lockers must be hung up with blue painters tape, masking tape or “poster putty”. LOW HEAT glue guns may be used ONLY on cinder blocks.
Things hung up on paint covered walls and lockers must be hung up with blue painters tape, masking tape or “poster putty”. LOW HEAT glue guns may be used ONLY on cinder blocks.
Nothing can be hanging from the ceiling & do not cover the floor with paper
Nothing can be hanging from the ceiling & do not cover the floor with paper
(You cannot take up more than 50% of wall and window space)
(You cannot take up more than 50% of wall and window space)
*Commons Judging Guide*
*Commons Judging Guide*
PLEASE READ:
PLEASE READ:
These specific points are not awarded to your grade but rather they are used as a judging guide to decide the overall rankings of each commons area.
1st: 1000 points 2nd: 800 points
3rd: 600 points 4th: 500 points
Participation (10 points)
Grade that has the most people participate in commons decorating gets 10 points.
Mystery Supplies (10 points)
Each commons area will be given a clear container with various amounts of mystery items they have to incorporate.
Hawker (10 points)
Commons area with the most Hawk Pride.
Cleanliness (10 points)
Clean-up each day! - At the end of the week the custodians will announce who had the cleanest commons
Creative Use of Material (10 points)
Materials are used to create (mostly handmade) objects as well as to define spaces.
Artistic Expression (10 points)
Artwork and other creations show cohesion and connectedness to the theme.
Attention to detail (10 points)
Both the grand and the small components show attention to detail.
Sustainability (10 points)
Don't waste, use only what you need. Try to not throw things away, reuse them instead.
That something extra! (10 points)
Judges can give up to 10 points for “bonus” elements that they feel set the design apart.
Report abuse