 HAZEN UNION SCHOOL DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS Wednesday, May 23, 2012
HAZEN HIGHLIGHTS Early Release for Sports: Teachers are asked to release the Golf Team at 1:45 PM and the Track Team today at 1:55 PM for away games. Student Reminder.... It is wonderful to see so many students taking advantage of the breakfast program at Hazen. However, students are reminded to consume food in the cafeteria not in the hallways. Spilled foods can create a dangerous mess. So, Wildcats, grab some friends and a table in the cafeteria and start your day with a relaxing "breakfast of champions". Kiss a Senior Goodbye! The Hazen VTLSP group invites you to express your congratulations and best wishes to our graduating Seniors by placing your cards and notes in the collection boxes around school before the last day of classes. Each Senior will receive a gift bag with their name on it containing your farewells and sentiments and candy kisses at graduation rehearsal. Dinner Dance at Hardwick Elementary School: Kick of the Hardwick Spring Festival on Friday night at Hardwick Elementary School with a Spaghetti Dinner followed by a Contra Dance. Dinner begins will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM. Cost is $5 for adults and $3 for children under 12. Dancing will begin at 6:30 PM and will last until 7:30 or longer if we're having fun! All proceeds will benefit the HES Music Program. Band Practice: The Hazen Band will have
marching practice to prepare for the Spring Festival Parade after school on Thursday and Friday from 2:40 to 3:20 PM. "Cow Plop Bingo" Hazen Key Club members are now selling
tickets for their annual "Cow Plop Bingo" event to be held during the
Spring Festival. The prize is $1000 !! Tickets are available from
Key Club members or from Mrs. Brochu in the front office. MIDDLE SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD HIGH SCHOOL HAPPENINGS LIBRARY CORNER GUIDANCE ANNOUNCEMENTS Community College Offering: The Community College of Vermont will offer the "Intro to College Studies" on a number of campuses this summer. For more information and to sign up, please go to the following website: http://gotocollegevt.org. Juniors and Seniors: Check out Think
Summer U, a summer program at the University of Vermont. Take
college courses and or workshops for FREE! This is a great
opportunity. See Mrs. McCarthy with questions or check out their
website: www.uvm.edu/~summer/pre-college. Students! Visit the Guidance web page and check out the "Guidance News" Bulletin Board frequently for information on colleges and careers. THE WILDCATS DEN GamesToday! Monday: The Golf Team will play at Stowe today at 3:30 PM; the bus will depart at 2 PM. The Track and Field Team will travel to St. Johnsbury Academy for a meet at 3:30 PM. The bus will depart at 2:15 PM. Wildcat Gear! Check out our on-line School Store for an extensive line of clothing and accessories with the Hazen logo in a full range of sizes. Wildcat hoodies, Ts, and totes are a great way to show your Wildcat Pride! Wildcat gear also makes a fabulous birthday or holiday gift. Remember.....a portion of the sales supports our Hazen athletic programs. To check it out click on School Store and place your order today!
Go Wildcats!! Go Wildcats!! Go Wildcats!! FACULTY / STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES Student Expectations: We would like to remind all Hazen students that the 3 Behavior Expectations at our school are that all students must be Respectful, Engaged and Safe! Please remember to review the handbook with your parents for more specific information on what respectful, engaged and safe look like. Summer Food Service Program: Join us for nutritious summer meals at no charge for kids 18 years or younger. Here's a link for more information...Summer Food Service Program Dress Code: Students and parents are asked to review the Dress Code Policy described on page 18 of the Hazen Student Planner. While no one wants to be the "fashion police", students are advised that the dress code will be enforced this year. Community Service: All students are required to complete 30 hours of community service prior to graduation. For Community Service Certification Forms or ideas of how and where community service projects are available, see Mrs. Quinn in the Principal's Office. Parent Portal: Parents and students can now access information on grades, assignment s and attendance records. To access the Parent Portal, go to: ps.ossu.org, once the Power School log in page opens, enter user name and password. To obtain your password or user name you can contact Cindy Dailey in the Guidance office at 472-6511, ext. 107, or at cdailey@ossu.org.
Hazen Vision 2020 Report : A report and recommendations regarding the development of a school-community vision for the year 2020 is now online. Survey Results: Here are the results of the school climate and academic/extracurricular survey of parents, students, and teachers. Hazen Photovoltaics Monitoring Site Our new photovoltaic and hot water systems are now up and running! Click the link to check out how our PV system is doing...
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Students:
We are looking forward to welcoming your student back to Hazen Union School on Monday, August 29, 2011. You should have received a packet of information in the mail containing information your student will need for the first day. Schedules for high school students were mailed in the information packet, while middle school students will be receiving their schedules from their teachers on the Monday. Also, a student planner will be provided to all students on the first day of school outlining expectations, procedures, and conduct codes for all students. For the first time last spring, students were given math packets to work on over the summer. Students are reminded that the expectation is that they return the completed packet to their math teacher on the first day of school. Please contact the school if you have misplaced the packet and need another. Students enrolled in the GMTCC programs should plan on going to the technical center on Monday at the regular time. The bus leaves from Hazen at 7:40 AM. The faculty and staff at Hazen Union School will be working very hard, every day, to create a positive, and welcoming school climate for all students. We want to make strong connections with students, offer them an engaging curriculum, and help them to develop and grow into responsible and respectful human beings. See you soon! Cindy Donlon, Principal Monica Cross, Assistant Principal |
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