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Lost & Found

LOST AND FOUND – Missing something?  Check room 360 in the F hall before or after school for clothing, shoes, binders, and books.  For water bottles and lunch boxes, check the table in the cafeteria by the lion mural.  For lost jewelry, glasses, or keys, stop by the front office.  ALL UNCLAIMED ITEMS WILL BE DONATED TO CHARITY IF NOT CLAIMED BY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2nd.

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DAR Essay Contest

Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest – Deadline: November 17, 2026
 
“Announcement of the Declaration of Independence First Public Reading”
 
To announce independence from Great Britain, the Declaration of Independence was publicly read in Philadelphia on July 8, 1776. Following this reading, the word spread throughout the colonies in newspapers, more public readings, and posted notices. Imagine you lived in Philadelphia or an area of the colonies where news did not reach you for weeks.
 
  • How would you react to hearing the Declaration read in your community?
  • With whom would you share the news?
  • What action would you take after hearing it?
  • How would this have impacted your life?
Please see Mr. Arcuri (Room #440) with any questions.

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Fairness

September Character Counts Pillar: FAIRNESS ⚖️

Fairness is more than treating everyone exactly the same. It’s about providing equal opportunities and treating people with impartiality and respect. Fairness means recognizing that each person may need different support to succeed and making decisions based on what is just, reasonable, and free from favoritism.

This month, let’s challenge ourselves to practice fairness by listening to others, valuing different perspectives, and doing what’s right for everyone.

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