Cordova Jr/Sr High School

• Lunch Detention is in room 12 with Mrs. Adams.
• Today’s schedule is: 2, L, 4 & 6 Schedule change week of March 15th see bulletin below for details.
• Lunch today is: Chicken Stir Fry
• Breakfast & Lunch Tomorrow: Cinnamon Roll and Pizza
• Peer Helpers meet today at lunch
• Attention ALL future problem solvers, including individuals, we will have a mandatory meeting today at 12:05 in Room 7. We need to discuss an upcoming big fundraiser. Please see Mrs. Heitz if you will be unable to attend.
• Students planning to take the May 1st SAT need to register by March 25th at www.collegeboard.com. Our school code is 020015.
• Juniors and Seniors -the deadline for the RAHI program is March 31, 2010. Remember that this is a program where you can get some college credits before starting college. It runs from June 1-July 15th and is FREE to any accepted student. To get an application, go to www.uaf.edu/rahi/
• All 16 and 17 year olds your applications for the CTC sponsored Washington DC trip are due no later than 5:00PM, Wed,, March 17th. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. The chaperone for the trip will be Ann Schultz.
• Anybody interested in playing HS Softball or Baseball your physicals, fees and codes are due on or before Tuesday March 16th. They can be turned into the HS office. Softball and Baseball athletic fees are $75.00 payable to the “Cordova Wolverine Booster Club”. Your season will begin on/or about April 1st and run thru the end of May. We must have a minimum of 12 participants for both Softball and Baseball to proceed with the 2010 season. So don’t delay! The parent and student code meeting TBA. For more information go to the athletic page on the school’s website.
• Schedule change for week of March 15-19 Students will have early release on Wed. – Fri. Parent conferences will be held on March 18th. Conferences can be scheduled by calling the HS office beginning March 11th. Monday and Tuesday – Normal Wed. 1 & 2 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00 Thur. 3 & 5 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00 Parent Conferences will start at 1:30pm Fri. 6 & 7 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00

• Lunch Detention is in room 12 with Mrs. Adams.
• Today’s schedule is: 1, 3, 5, & 7 There will be a schedule change week of M arch 15th: Students will have early release on Wed. – Fri. Parent conferences will be held on March 18th. Conferences can be scheduled by calling the HS office beginning March 11th. Monday and Tuesday – Normal Wed. 1 & 2 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00 Thur. 3 & 5 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00 Parent Conferences will start at 1:30pm Fri. 6 & 7 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00
• Lunch today is: Pigs in a Blanket
• Breakfast & Lunch Tomorrow: Bagels & Chicken Stir Fry
• Prom meeting on Monday at noon in room 8. Bring back your Anderson catalogs please. See you there!
• Attention ALL future problem solvers, including individuals, we will have a mandatory meeting this Tuesday at 12:05 in Room 7. We need to discuss an upcoming big fundraiser. Please see Mrs. Heitz if you will be unable to attend.
• Anybody interested in playing HS Softball or Baseball your physicals, fees and codes are due on or before Tuesday March 16th. They can be turned into the HS office. Softball and Baseball athletic fees are $75.00 payable to the “Cordova Wolverine Booster Club”. Your season will begin on/or about April 1st and run thru the end of May. We must have a minimum of 12 participants for both Softball and Baseball to proceed with the 2010 season. So don’t delay! The parent and student code meeting TBA. For more information go to the athletic page on the school’s website.
• All 16 and 17 year olds your applications for the CTC sponsored Washington DC trip are due no later than 5:00PM, Wed,, March 17th. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. The chaperone for the trip will be Ann Schultz.
• Students planning to take the May 1st SAT need to register by March 25th at www.collegeboard.com. Our school code is 020015.
• Lost & Found There are many items in lost and found, lots of little kid items too, maybe left from ballgames. Please claim what is yours, today it will be boxed up and sent to the Salvation Army.
• Juniors and Seniors -the deadline for the RAHI program is March 31, 2010. Remember that this is a program where you can get some college credits before starting college. It runs from June 1-July 15th and is FREE to any accepted student. To get an application, go to www.uaf.edu/rahi/
• Schedule change for week of March 15-19 Students will have early release on Wed. – Fri. Parent conferences will be held on March 18th. Conferences can be scheduled by calling the HS office beginning March 11th. Monday and Tuesday – Normal Wed. 1 & 2 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00 Thur. 3 & 5 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00 Parent Conferences will start at 1:30pm Fri. 6 & 7 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00

• Lunch Detention is in room 11 with Mr. Popelka.
• Today’s schedule is: 1, 3, 5 & 7
• Lunch today is: Spaghetti
• Breakfast & Lunch Tomorrow: Cereal & Chicken Burgers
• Yearbooks are currently $55 and will go up to $75 after Spring Break – you have three weeks to take advantage of the $55 price.
• Prom meeting on Monday at noon in room 8. Bring back your Anderson catalogs please. See you there!
• Anybody interested in playing HS Softball or Baseball your physicals, fees and codes are due on or before Tuesday March 16th. They can be turned into the HS office. Softball and Baseball athletic fees are $75.00 payable to the “Cordova Wolverine Booster Club”. Your season will begin on/or about April 1st and run thru the end of May. We must have a minimum of 12 participants for both Softball and Baseball to proceed with the 2010 season. So don’t delay! The parent and student code meeting TBA. For more information go to the athletic page on the school’s website.
• Peer Helpers will meet at lunch today
• All 16 and 17 year olds your applications for the CTC sponsored Washington DC trip are due no later than 5:00PM, Wed,, March 17th. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. The chaperone for the trip will be Ann Schultz.
• Juniors: Friday is the last day for registering for the ACT April 10th. This is a test that you can take for college entrance. You may register online at www.actstudent.org. Our school code is 020015.
• Students planning to take the May 1st SAT need to register by March 25th at www.collegeboard.com. Our school code is 020015.
• Native Youth Olympics NVE is looking for 7-12 students interested in participating in the Native Youth Olympics. Practice will begin on this Friday at 2:45-3:45 in the Masonic Hall. Come on out and get some exercise.
• Seniors remember to watch the deadlines on the local scholarships!
• Lost & Found There are many items in lost and found, lots of little kid items too, maybe left from ballgames. Please claim what is yours, on Monday it will be boxed up and sent to the Salvation Army.
• Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance
• Schedule change for week of March 15-19 Students will have early release on Wed. – Fri. Parent conferences will be held on March 18th. Conferences can be scheduled by calling the HS office beginning March 11th.
  • Monday and Tuesday – Normal
  • Wed. 1 & 2 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00
  • Thur. 3 & 5 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00 Parent Conferences will start at 1:30pm
  • Fri. 6 & 7 Lunch at 11:45 4th 12:30 – 1:00

• Lunch Detention is in room 11 with Mr. Popelka.
• Today’s schedule is: 2, L, 4, & 6
• Lunch today is: Chicken Parmesan
• Breakfast & Lunch Tomorrow: Breakfast Bagel and Pizza
• Yearbooks are currently $55 and will go up to $75 after Spring Break – you have three weeks to take advantage of the $55 price.
• Anybody interested in playing HS Softball or Baseball your physicals, fees and codes are due on or before Tuesday March 16th. They can be turned into the HS office. Softball and Baseball athletic fees are $75.00 payable to the “Cordova Wolverine Booster Club”. Your season will begin on/or about April 1st and run thru the end of May. We must have a minimum of 12 participants for both Softball and Baseball to proceed with the 2010 season. So don’t delay! The parent and student code meeting TBA. For more information go to the athletic page on the school’s website.
• All 16 and 17 year olds your applications for the CTC sponsored Washington DC trip are due no later than 5:00PM, Wed,, March 17th. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. The chaperone for the trip will be Ann Schultz.
• Attention Senior Division Problem Solving teams: Megan Butler, Jennesa Borodkin, Craig Bailer, James Allen, Nicole Peterson, Jessica Smyke, Sarah Potter, Shannon Lindow, Mallory Merritt, Angie Kelly, Raven Madison & Erin Hess. There will be a brief but mandatory meeting in Room 7 at 12:10 today. We need to discuss important info on state and international competition. Be sure you attend.
• A reminder to “Quilt n’ Serve” participants. We are meeting again this week on Wednesday evening from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. See you there!
• Native Youth Olympics NVE is looking for 7-12 students interested in participating in the Native Youth Olympics. Practice will begin on this Friday at 2:45-3:45 in the Masonic Hall. Come on out and get some exercise.
• Seniors remember to watch the deadlines on the local scholarships!

• Lunch Detention is in room 11 with Mr. Popelka.
• Today’s schedule is: 1, 3, 5 & 7
• Lunch today is: Indian Tacos
• Breakfast & Lunch Tomorrow: Pancake & Sausage on a stick and Chicken Parmesan
• Yearbooks are currently $55 and will go up to $75 after Spring Break – you have three weeks to take advantage of the $55 price.
• Peer Helpers please see Mrs. Moe in the office sometime today.
• SWEP time sheets are due today! Don’t forget.
• TRS Scholarship needs to be postmarked by today, be sure to get it signed.

• Lunch Detention is postponed
• Today’s schedule is: All classes
• Lunch today is: Pizza
• Breakfast & Lunch Tomorrow: Biscuits & Gravy and Lasagna
• Yearbooks are currently $55 and will go up to $75 after Spring Break – you have three and a half weeks to take advantage of the $55 price.
• Close Up Students sign up for concessions this weekend on Mrs. Adams door.
• FIND THE GOLDEN TICKET! In Willy Wonka, 5 golden tickets are hidden in chocolate bars. Each ticket gets a kid into the candy factory for one night. Right now, there are 5 golden tickets hidden around the school. Find one, and you get into the dance for free. Bring it to Ms. Hollowell when you find it. If you are in Jr. High you can give your ticket to Mrs. Hollowell and get your prize.
• Voting for Homecoming Queen and King will be today at lunch in the library. We’ll be hanging posters for Homecoming on Thursday morning at 8:30. All students on the Homecoming Court – mandatory rehearsal is on Friday morning at 8:30. Please do not be late.
• Homecoming 2010 Dance this Saturday from 9pm-12pm. Admission for juniors and seniors are $10. Admission for freshmen and sophomores is $15 but you get $5 back if you stay to clean up after the dance. All freshmen and sophomores are expected to help decorate on Saturday morning at 9am in the wrestling room. All dance rules apply.
• This week is Homecoming – spirit week for the mighty mighty basketball teams! Today is Camouflage day Thursday is Willy Wonka Day Friday is Wolverine Pride Day Show your spirit and win points for your class by dressing up. Carts will be displayed during Friday’s pep assembly and during halftime of the last game on Saturday night.
• The overdue Library books list is getting long! Lets get these taken care of! The following students have overdue books from the CHS Library: Curtis Motter, Shyla Krukoff, Melissa Stephens, Maryann Gasmen, Cassi Septien, Jessica Smyke, Sharlynne Flores, Joanna Gasmen, Naomi Cain, Cassi Septien, Erikka Sanderson, Makayla Songer, Edward LaBere, Cody Howard, Megan Butler, Shulammite Sison, Windy Jensen, and Laura Kacsh. The following students have fines in the CHS Library: Justin James, Arlene Tabilas, Nichole Tabilas, Isabella Platt, Makayla Songer, Cassi Septien, Sarah Hoepfner, Ben Americus, Anna Maxwell, Sam Kasch, Mark Gasmen, Keesha Hodges, Josh Hamberger, and Makayla Songer. Library fines are 25 cents for every school day they are overdue. Get your books turned in so you won’t have huge late fees! If the library is closed, please turn books in to the office.
• Cordova vs Seward High Basketball Game Schedule UPDATED!!!! 02/22/2010 HOMECOMING WEEKEND Friday February 26 Boys JV 3:30pm Girls JV 5:00pm Boys Varsity 6:30pm Girls Varsity 8:00pm* Saturday February 27 Girls JV 2:00pm Boys JV 3:30pm Girls Varsity 5:00pm*** Boys Varsity 6:30pm ** * Senior Parent night at halftime ** Homecoming court at halftime *** State basketball champion acknowledgement & banner unveiling

• Lunch Detention is in
• Today’s schedule is: 1, 3, 5 & 7. tomorrow will be 2, L, 4 & 6. Thursday and Friday are normal.
• Lunch today is: Beef & Bean Burritos
• Breakfast & Lunch Tomorrow: Cinnamon Rolls & Pizza
• Attention Casey Smyke, Dariah Songer, Jayvee Tolentino, Rawdon Adajar, & Sara Hamberger: your field trip for science class is this Wednesday during lab. Please be sure you are prepared for the weather and report directly to room 7 for lab class. If you need gear or need to drop it off ahead of time, see Mrs. Heitz
• Another senior scholarship has just come to my attention: Students interested in a $1000 scholarship sponsored by the Alaska Association of School Business Officials need to go online to www.ALASBO.org This scholarship is due March 15, 2010. Anyone interested please see Mrs. Moe because a sponsor is needed.
• Peer Helpers will meet at lunch today. Be ready to work on your presentations. Give Back to the Community opportunity for hours this Saturday. Please see Mrs. Moe if you are in need of hours.
• Mrs. Moe now has copies of the CEC scholarship. It will be due March 19, 2010. If you have not received one yet, please stop by the office. This will be useful for students entering the field of electrical utility or a trade school such as AVTEC.
• Senior Parents-Packets with Local Scholarships were handed out in lab yesterday, 2/09. If your senior did not receive one please send them to Mrs. Moe for the packet. Missing from the packet were scholarship applications from CEC, the Loyal Order of the Moose, and the Northwind Quilters Guild. Details were being finalized for the preceding three. If you have any questions please call me.
• Are you a student interested in a medical career? UAA offers a six week intensive summer program for Alaskan high school students who are interested in careers in medicine and other health care careers. The goal of the program is to foster, affirm, and encourage high school students’ interest in health professions through educational enrichment activities and job shadowing. There is no cost to participate in this program. Housing is in the UAA residence hall. If interested see Mrs. Moe or go online to http://biomed.uaa.alaska.edu/dk_udoc.html Applications are due Monday, March 29, 2010.
• Senior Parent Meeting The next meeting will be Thursday, the 18th at 6pm in the HS library.
• The seniors are selling Yankee candles for a fundraiser for Safe & Sober. If you are interested in ordering, let the office know and we will send a senior your way! Thanks for your support!

Another senior scholarship has just come to my attention:

Students interested in a $1000 scholarship sponsored by the Alaska Association of School Business Officials need to go online to www.ALASBO.org

This scholarship is due March 15, 2010. Anyone interested please see Mrs. Moe because a sponsor is needed.

Are you interested in a career in education?  Please see Mrs. Moe regarding the education loan program offered through Alaska Advantage.  This is a competitive program.

(Deadline: April 15) The Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation, Inc. provides funding for the Young Native Writers Essay Contest, which allows Native American high school students to write about their experiences and their history.

Five first-place winners will be chosen to receive scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, and will be flown to Washington, DC to visit the Nat’l Museum of the American Indian and other prominent sites.

Eligible applicants include Native American and Alaska Native individuals who are enrolled members of a state- or federally-recognized tribe and who are also enrolled in high schools or alternative schools, or are home-schooled. Application information is available on the website.

Info: Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 2877, Tampa, FL 33601-2877; Phone: 813/ 227-8500; E-mail: indian@hklaw.com; on the Web at http://foundation.hklaw.com