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MPHS Daily Bulletin for Thursday, May 17th, 2012
Attention All Students & Staff: Lunch accounts will be locked next Monday, May 21st, for students and staff. You will not be allowed to charge anything to your food service accounts after that time. You must have money in your account or with you if you want to use the food service program. Please plan ahead!
Community Service Opportunity: Are you still looking for community service hours? The Grand County Historical Society is looking for student volunteers to help them this summer. Please see Mrs. Caliva for more information.
Attention All Seniors: Zinch.com in collaboration with Chegg is offering the scholarship, "Free textbooks for Freshmen scholarship". Check out zinch.com or stop by the Counseling Office for more details.
Attention All Students & Staff: Winter Park Fraser Valley Rotary Club is looking for host families for a 17 year old female exchange student from Italy for the 2012-13 school year. Ideally, the exchange student will have three host families who host her for approximately three months each, beginning in late August and ending in June.
Attention All Students: There will be a meeting and short practice for all men interested in football camp and all men who are interested in football for the 2012-2013 school year next Monday, May 21st, @ 4:30pm after school.
Attention JRT2 Participants: JRT2 participants, if you have photos from our trip, please bring them on CD or thumb drive to Ms. Schneider by TODAY if you want some of them to be part of the slideshow.
Attention All Students: The magazine, the Nation, is sponsoring a student-writing contest. Prizes include a $1,000 cash prize and a subscription to The Nation. Applications are due June 15th 2012. Please stop by the Counseling Office for more information.
Community Service Opportunity: This Saturday, May 19th, a Rotary and Interact service project will be welcoming all volunteers and offering community service hours. The project will benefit the YMCA Camp of the Rockies at Snow Mountain Ranch in Granby, Colorado. This volunteer day will also benefit Camp Chief Ouray at Snow Mountain Ranch. Please see Mrs. Caliva for more information.
Attention All Students: Interested in attending Drama Camp this summer? The Evergreen Players are offering a one week or two week camp to teenagers between the ages of 14-18 from July 16-20th and July 23rd-27th. Activities featured will be Improv comedy, acting, singing, and dancing. See Mrs. Caliva for more information.
Attention All Juniors: If you are interested in doing an internship for semester 1 of the 2012- 2013 school year, you must get forms from the Counseling Office, have them filled out and back to the Counseling Office by June 11th. If you have questions, please see Miss Paxton or Miss Memelink.
Community Service Opportunity: Need some community service credit? The Shining Stars Foundation has some opportunities for students to volunteer for a few events coming up this summer and early fall! Each event will give you about 5 hours of community service credit for your high school graduation requirements. See the Counseling Office for more information.
Summer Job Opportunities: Rocky Hi Speedway in Grand Lake, Colorado has three job openings for part-time summer work from mid-June to mid-August. Applicants must be alert, quick, and responsible, be able to work on weekends or evenings, and have good grades. Stop by the Rocky Hi Speedway on the weekends to fill out an application.
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Second Semester Exam Schedule
The final test schedule below will be followed the last two days of each semester. Either a semester test or a final graded culminating activity will be required in every class. Attendance is mandatory.
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Monday, June 4th
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Tuesday, June 5th
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Wednesday, June 6th
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Test Per. 1
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8:05-9:50
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Test Per. 2
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9:00-10:40
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Intervention Time+ 8:05-12:00
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Test Per. 3
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10:05-11:50
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Test Per. 4
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10:55-12:35
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LUNCH
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11:50-12:30
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LUNCH
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12:35-1:15
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Test Per. 7
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12:30-2:15
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Test Per. 8
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1:15-2:55
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Test Per. 9
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2:30-4:14
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Make-up Test
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3:00-4:14
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FINAL EXAMS WILL NOT BE GIVEN OUTSIDE OF THE SCHEDULED TIMEWITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PRINCIPAL.
- Unless a student has been pre-approved for absence through special permission of the principal, students must take semester exams during the scheduled exam time.
- Absence without prior approval from the principal from a semester exam session will result in a zero for the exam.
- Students tardy to finals will make up the exam through arrangements with the teacher.
- Requests for early final exams must be made to the principal NO LATER THAN one full week prior to the exam date.
- Make-up final exams will be arranged between the student and teacher but will not exceed one week after the last day of scheduled tests.
- In situations where pre-approval is not possible due to illness, a doctor’s note will be required to allow the student to make up the semester exam. Failure to provide a doctor’s note will result in the student earning a zero on the exam.
- A student must participate in the semester test or final graded culminating activity in order to receive credit for the course, regardless of whether that test or activity is taken during the regularly scheduled time or during a make up time as arranged with the instructor.
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3A District Baseball Bracket
Please click here for information and the schedule for the 3A District Baseball Bracket.
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Graduation Portraits
To purchase graduation photos, click on Activities>Graduation.
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Local Scholarships
Local scholarship applications are now available to pick up at the Counseling Office and are also available online. Please see the following link for more information. Please contact Mrs. Caliva at extension 206 with any questions or concerns.
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Driver's Ed Information
A 30-hour online driver’s education course for students age 14 ½ and up is offered by National Driver Training Institute through MPHS. The course is designed to take beginning drivers from an introduction to the automobile to being a competent, safe driver. It satisfies the graduated driver’s licensing requirements for the State of Colorado and will include a permit test at the end of the 7-session online classroom portion, with opportunities to schedule 6 hours of behind the wheel instruction once the student has obtained their permit. It is paid for by the generosity of Mountain Parks Electric and the Town of Winter Park in cooperation with Middle Park High School.
For more information or to register for the online class, please call NDTI Instructor Dick Romshek at 970-531-1900 or email dromshek@egsd.org.
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