Announcements May 15, 2008

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!  Starting Monday there will be a charge of $1 for a temporary ID.

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Students are not to be in areas that are for staff only.  This includes the teachers lounge and the district office. 

 

Peer Tutors:  It’s getting close to the end of the school year and report cards will be out before you know it.  If need help bringing those grades up, see Ms. Mago in Room E10 for a peer tutor.

 

Book Club

We are reading Daniel Half-Human.  Pick up your copy in the library.

 

Honor Ceremony

The high school will be having its annual Honors Ceremony on May 15^th at 7pm.  Please be sure to let your counselor know if you have received any scholarships or awards this year so you can be recognized at the ceremony!

 

All track athletes, please return your track uniforms to Mr. Anderson or Mrs. Walkley as soon as possible.

 

If you are interested in running Cross-Country this fall there will be a meeting in Mr. Anderson’s room on Tuesday May 20, 2008 at 3:30pm.  If you cannot make the meeting, please stop and see me. I am at the old elementary cafeteria on east campus.  

 

Library Book Return

Please return ALL books to the Library by this Friday—May 16. 

If there is a problem returning the book (s), please see me, Ms. Shoup.

 

YEARBOOKS ARE HERE!!!

1. SENIORS GET FIRST LOOK – COME TO ALLMAN’S ROOM (8M) FRIDAY MORNING FROM 7:45 TO 8:05
2. ALREADY PAID FOR YOUR BOOK? THEN GET OUT OF 7^TH HOUR AT 3 PM AND COME TO THE ICE CREAM SIGNING PARTY IN THE SUMMIT!
3. EVERYONE ELSE – ICE CREAM SIGNING PARTY AFTER SCHOOL FRIDAY IN THE SUMMIT! BRING $60 FOR MARICOPA’S BEST YEARBOOK EVER!!!

 

 

Summer School

 

Can you please add to the announcements that summer school enrollment is due tomorrow. Anyone needing forms can come by the counseling office to pick one up. Any student currently in Geometry A will need to take summer school for Geometry B or they will have to repeat all of Geometry next year

 

Announcements May 6, 2008

 

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

So, am I in the Yearbook, or what?

Honestly, everyone asks themselves this question before they buy a yearbook.  Lots of people wait until the last minute to buy their yearbook, because they think they are not in it, and they end up paying full price!  Don’t be one of these suckers!  Drop by Mr. Allman’s room between classes or before and after school, and he will tell you exactly how many times you are featured in the ’08 Yearbook.  Then, reserve your copy for the bargain sale price of $50.  To make it even easier, you can buy your yearbook at lunch every Wednesday or Friday from April 16^th through May 14^th, too!  Don’t miss out!

 

Students are not to be in areas that are for staff only.  This includes the teachers lounge and the district office. 

 

Peer Tutors:  It’s getting close to the end of the school year and report cards will be out before you know it.  If need help bringing those grades up, see Ms. Mago in Room E10 for a peer tutor.

Student Council

Elections will be held on Tuesday, May 6^th before school, during all lunches and after school.  You will have to show your School Picture ID to be eligible to vote.  Seniors will not be voting.

 

Here are the candidates running for office.

 

Student Council

President      

            Vincent Davis

            Arial Lara

V. President

            Kimberly Aiello

            Brittney Bowen

Secretary

            Jessica Ngai

Treasurer

            Tatum Early

            Spencer Wilson

Public Relations

            Emilio Miller

            Caitlin Snow

 

Senior Class

President

            Meardey Kong

            Ariel Lara

            Jasmine Melvin

V. President

            Brittney Brown

            Preston Ramirez

Secretary – NONE

Treasurer

            Yakira Clark

            Brittney Rocha

Public Reltations

            Jenny Ly

 

 

Junior Class

President

            Tatum Early

V. President

            Jenny Hoang

            Caitlin Snow

Secretary NONE

Treasurer

            Andrea Espasito

Public Relations NONE

Sophomore Class

President

            AJ Diehl

V. President

            AJ Beltran

Secretary

            Spencer Wilson

Treasurer

            Kearsten Jensen

Public Relations

            Joel Wresh

 

Prom Pictures

Congratulation Junior Class on a wonder Prom.  You worked very hard and Maricopa High is proud of you.  If anyone has any pictures that you would like displayed in the office please drop them by.

 

Boys Soccer

All boys interested in soccer next season should attend an open gym weightlifting session with a personal trainer this Tuesday May 6th right after school in the weight room.

The personal trainer will be demonstrating excises to improve speed and endurance.  Invest in yourself by participating in a summer of lifting in preparation for next years soccer season…Tryouts for the indoor season will take place Tuesday the 13 at Pacana Park at 4:30 in the afternoon…

 

Student of the Week (last week)

Congratulation to:

 

Breanna Duran

Ryan Field

Alyssa Tilton

Charmainge James

Arturo Leon

Daniel Griffin

Ronald Bremer

 

Please stop by the office and pick up your certificate.

 

Balfour

Balfour will be here on Wednesday the 7^th to deliver the caps & gowns.  Also if you haven’t picked up your graduation announcements they are in the office.

 

Announcements May 5, 2008

 

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

So, am I in the Yearbook, or what?

Honestly, everyone asks themselves this question before they buy a yearbook.  Lots of people wait until the last minute to buy their yearbook, because they think they are not in it, and they end up paying full price!  Don’t be one of these suckers!  Drop by Mr. Allman’s room between classes or before and after school, and he will tell you exactly how many times you are featured in the ’08 Yearbook.  Then, reserve your copy for the bargain sale price of $50.  To make it even easier, you can buy your yearbook at lunch every Wednesday or Friday from April 16^th through May 14^th, too!  Don’t miss out!

 

Students are not to be in areas that are for staff only.  This includes the teachers lounge and the district office. 

 

Peer Tutors:  It’s getting close to the end of the school year and report cards will be out before you know it.  If need help bringing those grades up, see Ms. Mago in Room E10 for a peer tutor.

 

Student Council

Elections will be held on Tuesday, May 6^th before school, during all lunches and after school.  You will have to show your School Picture ID to be eligible to vote.  Seniors will not be voting.

 

Here are the candidates running for office.

 

Student Council

President      

            Vincent Davis

            Arial Lara

V. President

            Kimberly Aiello

            Brittney Bowen

Secretary

            Jessica Ngai

Treasurer

            Tatum Early

            Spencer Wilson

Public Relations

            Emilio Miller

            Caitlin Snow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Senior Class

President

            Meardey Kong

            Ariel Lara

            Jasmine Melvin

V. President

            Brittney Brown

            Preston Ramirez

Secretary – NONE

Treasurer

            Yakira Clark

            Brittney Rocha

Public Reltations

            Jenny Ly

 

Junior Class

President

            Tatum Early

V. President

            Jenny Hoang

            Caitlin Snow

Secretary NONE

Treasurer

            Andrea Espasito

Public Relations NONE

 

 

Sophomore Class

President

            AJ Diehl

V. President

            AJ Beltran

Secretary

            Spencer Wilson

Treasurer

            Kearsten Jensen

Public Relations

            Joel Wresh

 

Prom Pictures

Congratulation Junior Class on a wonder Prom.  You worked very hard and Maricopa High is proud of you.  If anyone has any pictures that you would like displayed in the office please drop them by.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boys Soccer

All boys interested in soccer next season should attend an open gym weightlifting session with a personal trainer this Tuesday May 6th right after school in the weight room.

The personal trainer will be demonstrating excises to improve speed and endurance.  Invest in yourself by participating in a summer of lifting in preparation for next years soccer season…Tryouts for the indoor season will take place Tuesday the 13 at Pacana Park at 4:30 in the afternoon…

 

 

 

Announcements May 1, 2008

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is now available.  Seniors must have a 3.0 GPA, ACT score of 22, or SAT score of 1040.  Due by May 1.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Students:  you need to attend your AC-LAB.  Your teachers are taking attendance, if you are a no-show that is ditching.  The other issue is that if you fail AC-LAB your eligibility for extra-curricular and co-curricular activities will be affected.

 

One more announcement – PROM tickets are available for purchase at all the lunches and in Mrs. Crosbie’s room before and after school.  Please see Mrs. Crosbie in M2 or a class of 2009 Representative and they can answer any additional questions. 

 

$60 per person — $110 per couple –  Open to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors.  Freshmen may attend by invitation only, or by winning a ticket in one of the three up coming drawings.

 

The theme is Mardi Gras – and it is here in the Multi Purpose Room.  Trust me – YOU WON’T RECOGNIZE THE PLACE WHEN WE GET THROUGH WITH THE DECORATING!  Great music, amazing appetizer buffet and refreshments, beautiful lights, color, sound and an outdoor bistro area where you can hear authentic Jazz music – New Orleans Style. 

 

We only have 400 tickets to sell and they are already disappearing!  You don’t want to miss this event!

 

If you are taking a guest that does not go to Maricopa High School you will need to get a guest pass approved.  You can pick up the quest past in the front office.

 

So, am I in the Yearbook, or what?

Honestly, everyone asks themselves this question before they buy a yearbook.  Lots of people wait until the last minute to buy their yearbook, because they think they are not in it, and they end up paying full price!  Don’t be one of these suckers!  Drop by Mr. Allman’s room between classes or before and after school, and he will tell you exactly how many times you are featured in the ’08 Yearbook.  Then, reserve your copy for the bargain sale price of $50.  To make it even easier, you can buy your yearbook at lunch every Wednesday or Friday from April 16^th through May 14^th, too!  Don’t miss out!

 

Students are not to be in areas that are for staff only.  This includes the teachers lounge and the district office. 

 

Peer Tutors:  It’s getting close to the end of the school year and report cards will be out before you know it.  If need help bringing those grades up, see Ms. Mago in Room E10 for a peer tutor.

 

 

 

 

 

Student Council

Elections will be held on Tuesday, May 6^th before school, during all lunches and after school.  You will have to show your ID to be eligible to vote.  Seniors will not be voting.

 

Here are the candidates running for office.

 

Student Council

President      

            Vincent Davis

            Arial Lara

V. President

            Kimberly Aiello

            Brittney Bowen

Secretary

            Jessica Ngai

Treasurer

            Tatum Early

            Spencer Wilson

Public Relations

            Emilio Miller

            Caitlin Snow

 

Senior Class

President

            Meardey Kong

            Ariel Lara

            Jasmine Melvin

V. President

            Brittney Brown

            Preston Ramirez

Secretary – NONE

Treasurer

            Yakira Clark

            Brittney Rocha

Public Reltations

            Jenny Ly

 

Junior Class

President

            Tatum Early

V. President

            Jenny Hoang

            Caitlin Snow

Secretary NONE

Treasurer NONE

Public Relations NONE

 

 

Sophomore Class

President

            AJ Diehl

V. President

            AJ Beltran

Secretary

            Spencer Wilson

Treasurer

            Kearsten Jensen

Public Relations

            Joel Wresh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Announcements April 29, 2008

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is now available.  Seniors must have a 3.0 GPA, ACT score of 22, or SAT score of 1040.  Due by May 1.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Spring Football will begin on Monday April 28^th. This is for all students interested in playing football next year. We will have a team meeting at 3:40 p.m. in the Health Classroom on Monday April 28^th to handout practice schedules and playbooks.

 

Come Join the Maricopa Ram Football Team in its Quest for a Maricopa Record Setting 4^th Straight Playoff Berth and a Run at a State Championship!!!

 

 

Students:  you need to attend your AC-LAB.  Your teachers are taking attendance, if you are a no-show that is ditching.  The other issue is that if you fail AC-LAB your eligibility for extra-curricular and co-curricular activities will be affected.

 

One more announcement – PROM tickets are available for purchase at all the lunches and in Mrs. Crosbie’s room before and after school.  Please see Mrs. Crosbie in M2 or a class of 2009 Representative and they can answer any additional questions. 

 

$60 per person — $110 per couple –  Open to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors.  Freshmen may attend by invitation only, or by winning a ticket in one of the three up coming drawings.

 

The theme is Mardi Gras – and it is here in the Multi Purpose Room.  Trust me – YOU WON’T RECOGNIZE THE PLACE WHEN WE GET THROUGH WITH THE DECORATING!  Great music, amazing appetizer buffet and refreshments, beautiful lights, color, sound and an outdoor bistro area where you can hear authentic Jazz music – New Orleans Style. 

 

We only have 400 tickets to sell and they are already disappearing!  You don’t want to miss this event!

 

If you are taking a guest that does not go to Maricopa High School you will need to get a guest pass approved.  You can pick up the quest past in the front office.

 

 

Student Council Elections

It is that time again to elect your Student Council and Class Officers for the year of 2008 – 2009.  If you are interested in running for office please pick up a form in the office.  Elections will be held on May 6^th.  All students voting will be required to have their Student ID.   Seniors will not be voting. All applications are due on April 30^th.

 

So, am I in the Yearbook, or what?

Honestly, everyone asks themselves this question before they buy a yearbook.  Lots of people wait until the last minute to buy their yearbook, because they think they are not in it, and they end up paying full price!  Don’t be one of these suckers!  Drop by Mr. Allman’s room between classes or before and after school, and he will tell you exactly how many times you are featured in the ’08 Yearbook.  Then, reserve your copy for the bargain sale price of $50.  To make it even easier, you can buy your yearbook at lunch every Wednesday or Friday from April 16^th through May 14^th, too!  Don’t miss out!

 

Students are not to be in areas that are for staff only.  This includes the teachers lounge and the district office. 

 

Dance team tryouts will take place on Wed April 30^th, Thurs May 1^st, and Friday May 2^nd from 4pm to 6pm Students will be given a 2 day clinic where they will learn a dance routine and a pom routine. Students will perform those routines on Friday. For more information, please Contact Coach Palmer.

 

Peer Tutors:  It’s getting close to the end of the school year and report cards will be out before you know it.  If need help bringing those grades up, see Ms. Mago in Room E10 for a peer tutor.

 

Spirit Day

April 30^th is SPIRIT DAY!  Everyone show you school spirit and wear school colors.

 

Announcements April 21, 2008

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is now available.  Seniors must have a 3.0 GPA, ACT score of 22, or SAT score of 1040.  Due by May 1.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Maricopa Women in Business Scholarship applications are now available.  Two $1,000 scholarships are available!! Students must have a 3.0 GPA or ACT of 22 or SAT of 1040, and must be female in order to apply.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.  Deadline is April 25^th.

 

If you are interested in a medical career, CAVIT still has openings for Medical Assisting and Certified Nursing Assistant available. The application deadline has been extended. Get those applications in. See your counselor or Mr. Wallbrecht for an application.

 

Matthew Huffman Memorial Scholarship now available!  Seniors must have attended MHS for at least 2 years, have a GPA of at least 2.5, and played on varsity sport during the current school year in order to apply.  Deadline is April 23.

 

Seniors

If you have not picked up your Graduation Announcements they are in the office.

Also, if you have already picked up your announcements, please stop by and pick up the inserts for the location change.

 

Cafeteria

Only students that eating lunch are allowed to be in the cafeteria.  If you are waiting for a friend to get through eating you will have to wait outside.

 

Prom King and Queen Election

Final voting will be on Tuesday, April 22^nd.

 

Nominations

                                    Queen                                                                 King

Stephanie Bell                       Tasi Jensen                                       Jerry Allen

Kristen Brown                        Katie Meyer                                       Eduardo Ambriz

Jennifer Cordova                  Camerina Panez                               Elijah Armstead

Brianna Davis                        Merle Robinson                                 Heath Bookman

Rachel Disnard                     Michelle Robles                                 Tyler Gaskins

Kelsey Fleming                     Madison Savoy                                 Gabriel Lara

Caris Fletcher                        Sarah Schouten                                Carlos Leon

Jaryn Hart                               Shannon Sharp                                 James Maddux

Sharlee Heath                                                                                   Kevin Ngai

                                                                                                            Du Tran

                                                                                                            Justin Zabawa                                                                                                                       Boston Draper

                                                                                                            Albert Fuentes

                                   

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Spring Musical is here!

 

MHS Theatre Arts is proud to present “Kiss Me, Kate” by Cole Porter and Sam & Bell Spewack. Tickets go on sale Monday April 14^th. Tickets cost $7.00 for students and $9.00 for adults. Tickets can be purchased through Mrs. Vargas in room M4, through one of the performers, or at the door. Seating is general. Shows run April 17, 18, 19, 24, 25 at 7pm. Don’t miss it!

 

Spring Football will begin on Monday April 28^th. This is for all students interested in playing football next year. We will have a team meeting at 3:40 p.m. in the Health Classroom on Monday April 28^th to handout practice schedules and playbooks.

 

Come Join the Maricopa Ram Football Team in its Quest for a Maricopa Record Setting 4^th Straight Playoff Berth and a Run at a State Championship!!!

 

 

Students:  you need to attend your AC-LAB.  Your teachers are taking attendance, if you are a no-show that is ditching.  The other issue is that if you fail AC-LAB your eligibility for extra-curricular and co-curricular activities will be affected.

 

One more announcement – PROM tickets are available for purchase at all the lunches and in Mrs. Crosbie’s room before and after school.  Please see Mrs. Crosbie in M2 or a class of 2009 Representative and they can answer any additional questions. 

 

$60 per person — $110 per couple –  Open to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors.  Freshmen may attend by invitation only, or by winning a ticket in one of the three up coming drawings.

 

The theme is Mardi Gras – and it is here in the Multi Purpose Room.  Trust me – YOU WON’T RECOGNIZE THE PLACE WHEN WE GET THROUGH WITH THE DECORATING!  Great music, amazing appetizer buffet and refreshments, beautiful lights, color, sound and an outdoor bistro area where you can hear authentic Jazz music – New Orleans Style. 

 

We only have 400 tickets to sell and they are already disappearing!  You don’t want to miss this event!

 

If you are taking a guest that does not go to Maricopa High School you will need to get a guest pass approved.  You can pick up the quest past in the front office.

 

Student Council Elections

It is that time again to elect your Student Council and Class Officers for the year of 2008 – 2009.  If you are interested in running for office please pick up a form in the office.  Elections will be held on May 6^th.  All students voting will be required to have their Student ID.   Seniors will not be voting.

 

So, am I in the Yearbook, or what?

Honestly, everyone asks themselves this question before they buy a yearbook.  Lots of people wait until the last minute to buy their yearbook, because they think they are not in it, and they end up paying full price!  Don’t be one of these suckers!  Drop by Mr. Allman’s room between classes or before and after school, and he will tell you exactly how many times you are featured in the ’08 Yearbook.  Then, reserve your copy for the bargain sale price of $50.  To make it even easier, you can buy your yearbook at lunch every Wednesday or Friday from April 16^th through May 14^th, too!  Don’t miss out!

 

Students are not to be in areas that are for staff only.  This includes the teachers lounge and the district office. 

 

Boys Basketball

Any boys interested in signing up as a free agent for this years’ Maricopa Basketball 3 on 3 draft and tournament needs to see Coach Branchik by Friday, April 25.  The 3 on 3 league will begin game play in May and the draft will be held by all returning varsity players.

 

 

 

Announcements April 16, 2008

 

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is now available.  Seniors must have a 3.0 GPA, ACT score of 22, or SAT score of 1040.  Due by May 1.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Maricopa Women in Business Scholarship applications are now available.  Two $1,000 scholarships are available!! Students must have a 3.0 GPA or ACT of 22 or SAT of 1040, and must be female in order to apply.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.  Deadline is April 25^th.

 

If you are interested in a medical career, CAVIT still has openings for Medical Assisting and Certified Nursing Assistant available. The application deadline has been extended. Get those applications in. See your counselor or Mr. Wallbrecht for an application.

 

Matthew Huffman Memorial Scholarship now available!  Seniors must have attended MHS for at least 2 years, have a GPA of at least 2.5, and played on varsity sport during the current school year in order to apply.  Deadline is April 23.

 

Peer Tutors: 

Anyone interesting in becoming a peer tutor, please speak to Ms. Mago in Room E10.  We are looking for tutors in all content areas.  Students will earn community service hours for their time spent tutoring.

 

Seniors

If you have not picked up your Graduation Announcements they are in the office.

Also, if you have already picked up your announcements, please stop by and pick up the inserts for the location change.

 

Cafeteria

Only students that eating lunch are allowed to be in the cafeteria.  If you are waiting for a friend to get through eating you will have to wait outside.

 

Prom King and Queen Election

Final voting will be on Tuesday, April 22^nd.

 

The Spring Musical is here!

 

MHS Theatre Arts is proud to present “Kiss Me, Kate” by Cole Porter and Sam & Bell Spewack. Tickets go on sale Monday April 14^th. Tickets cost $7.00 for students and $9.00 for adults. Tickets can be purchased through Mrs. Vargas in room M4, through one of the performers, or at the door. Seating is general. Shows run April 17, 18, 19, 24, 25 at 7pm. Don’t miss it!

 

Spring Football will begin on Monday April 28^th. This is for all students interested in playing football next year. We will have a team meeting at 3:40 p.m. in the Health Classroom on Monday April 28^th to handout practice schedules and playbooks.

 

Come Join the Maricopa Ram Football Team in its Quest for a Maricopa Record Setting 4^th Straight Playoff Berth and a Run at a State Championship!!!

 

 

Students:  you need to attend your AC-LAB.  Your teachers are taking attendance, if you are a no-show that is ditching.  The other issue is that if you fail AC-LAB your eligibility for extra-curricular and co-curricular activities will be affected.

 

One more announcement – PROM tickets are available for purchase at all the lunches and in Mrs. Crosbie’s room before and after school.  Please see Mrs. Crosbie in M2 or a class of 2009 Representative and they can answer any additional questions. 

 

$60 per person — $110 per couple –  Open to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors.  Freshmen may attend by invitation only, or by winning a ticket in one of the three up coming drawings.

 

The theme is Mardi Gras – and it is here in the Multi Purpose Room.  Trust me – YOU WON’T RECOGNIZE THE PLACE WHEN WE GET THROUGH WITH THE DECORATING!  Great music, amazing appetizer buffet and refreshments, beautiful lights, color, sound and an outdoor bistro area where you can hear authentic Jazz music – New Orleans Style. 

 

We only have 400 tickets to sell and they are already disappearing!  You don’t want to miss this event!

 

If you are taking a guest that does not go to Maricopa High School you will need to get a guest pass approved.  You can pick up the quest past in the front office.

 

ATTENTION ALL FRESHMAN!

There will be a freshman class meeting Thursday during 5B lunch/Ac Lab in Mrs. Pierce’s room (7M). We will be discussing some fun end of the year activities. Bring a friend J

 

Student Council Elections

It is that time again to elect your Student Council and Class Officers for the year of 2008 – 2009.  If you are interested in running for office please pick up a form in the office.  Elections will be held on May 6^th.

 

Announcements April 14, 2008

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is now available.  Seniors must have a 3.0 GPA, ACT score of 22, or SAT score of 1040.  Due by May 1.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Maricopa Women in Business Scholarship applications are now available.  Two $1,000 scholarships are available!! Students must have a 3.0 GPA or ACT of 22 or SAT of 1040, and must be female in order to apply.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.  Deadline is April 25^th.

 

If you are interested in a medical career, CAVIT still has openings for Medical Assisting and Certified Nursing Assistant available. The application deadline has been extended. Get those applications in. See your counselor or Mr. Wallbrecht for an application.

 

Matthew Huffman Memorial Scholarship now available!  Seniors must have attended MHS for at least 2 years, have a GPA of at least 2.5, and played on varsity sport during the current school year in order to apply.  Deadline is April 23.

 

Peer Tutors: 

Anyone interesting in becoming a peer tutor, please speak to Ms. Mago in Room E10.  We are looking for tutors in all content areas.  Students will earn community service hours for their time spent tutoring.

 

Book Club meets Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 7:45 in the Media Center.

 

Open Mic the Night of Excellence

 

Open Mic is available to any student who chooses to perform their original work—stories, poems, songs, essays.  Ask your English teacher about extra credit.

 

Attention any girl interested in playing basketball next year.  Open gym will start Monday, April 14.  It will run from 3:30-5.  Don’t be late.  See Coach Stevens in 10M if you have any questions.”

 

Seniors

If you have not picked up your Graduation Announcements they are in the office.

 

Also, if you have already picked up your announcements, please stop by and pick up the inserts for the location change.

 

Cafeteria

Only students that eating lunch are allowed to be in the cafeteria.  If you are waiting for a friend to get through eating you will have to wait outside.

 

Prom King and Queen Nominations

King and Queen nominations will be held on Monday, April 14^th.  Only Juniors and Seniors will be participating.  You will be nominating 3 girls and 3 boys.  Final voting will be on Tuesday, April 22^nd.

 

Seniors and Juniors stop by the counseling office during lunch time to vote.

 

The Spring Musical is here!

 

MHS Theatre Arts is proud to present “Kiss Me, Kate” by Cole Porter and Sam & Bell Spewack. Tickets go on sale Monday April 14^th. Tickets cost $7.00 for students and $9.00 for adults. Tickets can be purchased through Mrs. Vargas in room M4, through one of the performers, or at the door. Seating is general. Shows run April 17, 18, 19, 24, 25 at 7pm. Don’t miss it!

 

 

Announcements April 9, 2008

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is now available.  Seniors must have a 3.0 GPA, ACT score of 22, or SAT score of 1040.  Due by May 1.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Maricopa Women in Business Scholarship applications are now available.  Two $1,000 scholarships are available!! Students must have a 3.0 GPA or ACT of 22 or SAT of 1040, and must be female in order to apply.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.  Deadline is April 25^th.

 

If you are interested in a medical career, CAVIT still has openings for Medical Assisting and Certified Nursing Assistant available. The application deadline has been extended. Get those applications in. See your counselor or Mr. Wallbrecht for an application.

 

Matthew Huffman Memorial Scholarship now available!  Seniors must have attended MHS for at least 2 years, have a GPA of at least 2.5, and played on varsity sport during the current school year in order to apply.  Deadline is April 23.

 

Peer Tutors: 

Anyone interesting in becoming a peer tutor, please speak to Ms. Mago in Room E10.  We are looking for tutors in all content areas.  Students will earn community service hours for their time spent tutoring.

 

Book Club meets Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 7:45 in the Media Center.

 

Open Mic the Night of Excellence

 

Open Mic is available to any student who chooses to perform their original work—stories, poems, songs, essays.  Ask your English teacher about extra credit.

 

Attention any girl interested in playing basketball next year.  Open gym will start Monday, April 14.  It will run from 3:30-5.  Don’t be late.  See Coach Stevens in 10M if you have any questions.”

 

Seniors

If you have not picked up your Graduation Announcements they are in the office.

 

Cafeteria

Only students that eating lunch are allowed to be in the cafeteria.  If you are waiting for a friend to get through eating you will have to wait outside.

 

Prom King and Queen Nominations

King and Queen nominations will be held on Monday, April 14^th.  Only Juniors and Seniors will be participating.  You will be nominating 3 girls and 3 boys.  Final voting will be on Tuesday, April 22^nd.

 

 

Announcements April 8, 2008

 

ID Cards

Anyone disfiguring or modifying ID cards will have to buy a new one for $5.00. Lanyard replacements are 50 cents. All students are required to wear an ID.  ID’s will be taken on Wednesdays during lunch time.  If you do not wear your ID you will be spending time in the SWEEP ROOM!

 

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce Scholarship is now available.  Seniors must have a 3.0 GPA, ACT score of 22, or SAT score of 1040.  Due by May 1.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Jim Cooper Memorial Scholarship applications are now available for seniors.  Seniors must have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA to apply and must plan to enroll in at least 9 credit hours in the Fall semester.

 

Rotary Vocational Fund Scholarships are now available to seniors planning to attend a vocational school to get a certificate in medical assisting, auto repair, police/fire science, cosmetology, technology, etc.  Students must have a financial need.  Visit www.trvfa.org for application or see Ms. Rzemienski

 

Want to get FREE college credits this summer through CAC?  See your counselor for more information about the CAC First Step Program.  This program is open to current sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 

Dress Code

The weather is getting warm and you are wanting dress for it.  But remember that shorts and skirts need to be finger tip length.  Also shirts and blouses need to have sleeves.  And no cleavage or stomachs should be showing.

 

Krystin Diehl Memorial Scholarship applications are now available.  Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, have attended MHS for at least 2 years, and be involved in at least 2 sports or clubs (any combination).  Applications due May 5^th.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.

 

Maricopa Women in Business Scholarship applications are now available.  Two $1,000 scholarships are available!! Students must have a 3.0 GPA or ACT of 22 or SAT of 1040, and must be female in order to apply.  See Ms. Rzemienski for more information.  Deadline is April 25^th.

 

If you are interested in a medical career, CAVIT still has openings for Medical Assisting and Certified Nursing Assistant available. The application deadline has been extended. Get those applications in. See your counselor or Mr. Wallbrecht for an application.

 

Do you still need to pass AIMS Math?  FREE AIMS tutoring is now available to 11^th and 12^th grade students.  See Ms. Rzemienski to sign up

 

Matthew Huffman Memorial Scholarship now available!  Seniors must have attended MHS for at least 2 years, have a GPA of at least 2.5, and played on varsity sport during the current school year in order to apply.  Deadline is April 23.

 

Peer Tutors: 

Anyone interesting in becoming a peer tutor, please speak to Ms. Mago in Room E10.  We are looking for tutors in all content areas.  Students will earn community service hours for their time spent tutoring.

 

Book Club meets Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 7:45 in the Media Center.

 

Open Mic the Night of Excellence

 

Open Mic is available to any student who chooses to perform their original work—stories, poems, songs, essays.  Ask your English teacher about extra credit.