• Principal's Memo

Principal’s Memo – May 7, 2021

Hi Everyone,
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! As we march through the month of May, we are checking off boxes regarding things that need to be accomplished before graduation and the end of the school year. Please pay close attention to the “Upcoming Important Dates” section at the bottom of the memo so you can mark your calendars. Here are the communications for this week. 

VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN FOR CLASS OF 2021
Congratulations to Ryan Johnson and Duffy Rose who earned Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively. in a very competitive graduating class!!  A great honor. 

GRADUATION 2021
As reported, graduation will be held on Regina Field on the OOBHS campus Sunday June 6th at 1PM. Rain date is Monday June 7th 1PM. There are no limits on the number of attendees. We will limit the number of family members of each senior who can sit in the bleachers. We will report out how many family members for each student can sit in the bleachers next Friday. Remaining family members and friends will be able to view the ceremony from other designated spots around the field.

KATIE O’NEILL!
Congratulations to senior Katie O’Neil who has been named May 2021 OOBHS and Saco Bay Rotary Club Student of the Month!

PROM/SENIOR NIGHT
This year we will be hosting a Senior class celebration as a combination of Prom and Senior Night. We will be implementing and adhering to CDC health and safety guidelines and this event will be an amazing formal dinner and evening of entertainment in lieu of a dance. It is open to Seniors and a date that is a student at OOBHS.  There is no cost to attend, but you will need to make a reservation with Ms. Moutsatsos.  Please join us Saturday, May 15th at River Winds Farm from 6-10 pm to celebrate! Reservations will be taken during the month of April.

SENIOR EXAM WEEK
Senior exam week begins Monday, May 24 and the complete schedule is posted below. All students are expected to take their finals with their teachers during the scheduled exam blocks. Unless teachers have requested otherwise, students are not expected to attend classes after their scheduled exam blocks during exam week. Students will be informed of any of these scheduling adjustments by Friday, May 21. Students that miss an exam due to an excused absence need to see their teacher as soon as possible to schedule an exam make-up. Thanks and good luck!

QUARTER 3 HONOR ROLL:
Please click on the link to see the Q3 Honor Roll List:   20_21Q3HonorRollPapers

9-12TH GRADE – ME VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR 
We are excited to announce that all 9-12th grade OOBHS students will have the opportunity to participate in a statewide Virtual Career Fair May 17-21st. As part of this exciting event, students will have access to learn from wonderful keynote speakers, workshops, and experts in a variety of career fields. Your School Guidance Counselors, Ms. Nason and Ms. Hayes, will be in touch with more details and information on how to sign up for workshops of interest. In the meantime, the following site  https://www.mevirtualcareerfair.org/ offers more information regarding specific speakers and participating organizations.

2021 VIRTUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
This year’s 2021 AWARDS CEREMONY will be held Thursday, June 3, 2021 at 5:30 pm. It will be held in a virtual format in order to maximize the number of guests who can attend while adhering to COVID-19 health and safety guidelines so as to minimize risks of a COVID-19 exposure prior to the in-person graduation ceremony.  Our hope is that by limiting group gatherings in the days leading up to the June 6th Graduation Ceremony, we will maximize the ability for all seniors and their guests to enjoy the in person graduation ceremony.  We thank everyone for their understanding and support in this matter.  The link to attend the Virtual Awards Ceremony will be sent to all students and parents/guardians via email prior to June 3rd. We look forward to celebrating this event and our students many achievements with you all!

SENIOR CAREER EXPLORATIONS PROJECT
As a reminder, all seniors NOT in a vocational program are required to complete a Career Explorations Project by May 21st (this is the alternate project that was approved as a replacement to the internship project that has been required in past years). At this point, Non-Voc. Seniors should have completed and submitted their Career Explorations Interview and Research Assignment as well as a Thank You Email to their Interviewee, and now should be reaching out to schedule their Final Reflective Conversation with Ms. Moutsatsos or Ms. Hayes.  Please don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance as needed to smoutsatsos@rsu23.org or jhayes@rsu23.org.  

MPA SPRING SPORTS UPDATED GUIDELINES 4/28/21!
Based on the recent announcement regarding the wearing of face masks at outdoor events, the following guidelines will be in place for those events overseen by the Maine Principals’ Association.  Please know that these recommendations fully align with the Maine Community Sport Guidelines that have been updated.

Masks are not required for outdoor practices and competitions.  Masks are recommended when 6 feet of physical distance is hard to maintain (e.g., athletes on the bench). They are also required when individuals go inside (e.g., to locker rooms, rest rooms, or on a bus).

Spectators are not required to wear a mask at outside events if they are able to maintain 6 feet of distancing.

Please note that we need you to sit/congregate only with those in your household or masks are required. Our facilities are large enough where all can socially distance w/out masks if rules are followed. Also note that away venues may require masks at all times and may not allow spectators. 

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

RENTAL ASSISTANCE!
The government has released rental assistance funds for families impacted by the economic downturn due to the pandemic. For more information please click this link: https://yccac.org/covid-19-rent-relief-program/

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Students must complete 20 hours of community service as a graduation requirement. Parents of seniors please check with your child to find out if they still have hours to complete. Please contact the guidance office for community service opportunities. We have plenty for the kids to do!

STUDENT SUPPLY CLOSET BOTTLE DRIVE
Money raised will purchase food, emergency needs and gift cards for OOBHS families. See the flyer to participate or Contact Ms. Moutsatsos (smoutsatsos@rsu23.org) or Mrs. Dupee (edupee@rsu23.org) to get a pre-tagged CLYNK bag.

SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAM!
As a reminder, breakfast and lunch are available daily at school and free to all students throughout the entire school year. We ask that you still complete a Free and Reduced Application.  These applications help us to receive funding and programming that helps all students district-wide.  In addition, if you qualify, you can get Spectrum internet for only $14.95/month! Applications are available at the front office and on our website at:  http://rsu23.schoollunchapp.com. School breakfast and lunch menus are also posted on the RSU 23 Website on the Food & Nutrition Page. Please feel free to contact Caroline Trinder, Food & Nutrition Services Director, with any questions at ctrinder@rsu23.org or 934-4461 ext. 1239. We are looking forward to serving healthy and tasty meals all year!

Free Breakfasts and Lunches are also provided every Wednesday behind Loranger Memorial School between 10:15-10:45am, no need to RSVP, just show up!

IMPORTANT & UPCOMING DATES

• Saturday, May 15 – Senior Prom
• Monday, May 31  – No School, Memorial Day
• Thursday, June 3 – Virtual Awards Ceremony (5:30 pm)
• Sunday, June 6 – Graduation (1PM) Regina Field
• Thursday June 11  – Last Day of School 

Thank you!
-John

• Principal's Memo

Principal’s Memo – April 30, 2021

Hi Everyone,
We are on to May and that means we are full speed ahead planning for the end of the year and the graduation of our beloved class of 2021! Please pay close attention to the “Upcoming Important Dates” section at the bottom of the memo so you can mark your calendars. Here are the communications for this week:

QUARTER 3 HONOR ROLL:
Please click on the link to see the Q3 Honor Roll List:   20_21Q3HonorRollPapers

9-12TH GRADE – ME VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR 
We are excited to announce that all 9-12th grade OOBHS students will have the opportunity to participate in a statewide Virtual Career Fair May 17-21st. As part of this exciting event, students will have access to learn from wonderful keynote speakers, workshops, and experts in a variety of career fields. Your School Guidance Counselors, Ms. Nason and Ms. Hayes, will be in touch with more details and information on how to sign up for workshops of interest. In the meantime, the following site  https://www.mevirtualcareerfair.org/ offers more information regarding specific speakers and participating organizations.

2021 VIRTUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
This year’s 2021 AWARDS CEREMONY will be held Thursday, June 3, 2021 at 5:30 pm. It will be held in a virtual format in order to maximize the number of guests who can attend while adhering to COVID-19 health and safety guidelines so as to minimize risks of a COVID-19 exposure prior to the in-person graduation ceremony.  Our hope is that by limiting group gatherings in the days leading up to the June 6th Graduation Ceremony, we will maximize the ability for all seniors and their guests to enjoy the in person graduation ceremony.  We thank everyone for their understanding and support in this matter.  The link to attend the Virtual Awards Ceremony will be sent to all students and parents/guardians via email prior to June 3rd. We look forward to celebrating this event and our students many achievements with you all!

SENIOR CAREER EXPLORATIONS PROJECT
As a reminder, all seniors NOT in a vocational program are required to complete a Career Explorations Project by May 21st (this is the alternate project that was approved as a replacement to the internship project that has been required in past years). At this point, Non-Voc. Seniors should have completed and submitted their Career Explorations Interview and Research Assignment as well as a Thank You Email to their Interviewee, and now should be reaching out to schedule their Final Reflective Conversation with Ms. Moutsatsos or Ms. Hayes.  Please don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance as needed to smoutsatsos@rsu23.org or jhayes@rsu23.org.  

MPA SPRING SPORTS UPDATED GUIDELINES 4/28/21!
Based on the recent announcement regarding the wearing of face masks at outdoor events, the following guidelines will be in place for those events overseen by the Maine Principals’ Association.  Please know that these recommendations fully align with the Maine Community Sport Guidelines that have been updated.

Masks are not required for outdoor practices and competitions.  Masks are recommended when 6 feet of physical distance is hard to maintain (e.g., athletes on the bench). They are also required when individuals go inside (e.g., to locker rooms, rest rooms, or on a bus).

Spectators are not required to wear a mask at outside events if they are able to maintain 6 feet of distancing.

Please note that we need you to sit/congregate only with those in your household or masks are required. Our facilities are large enough where all can socially distance w/out masks if rules are followed. Also note that away venues may require masks at all times and may not allow spectators. 

Thank you in advance for your cooperation

GREETINGS FROM THE BOOSTER CLUB!
We hope this finds everyone in great health and spirits! Due to the nature of the year 2020 and the many cancellations we have not been able to utilize our fundraising opportunities (Car Show, Concessions stand, 50/50 raffles). Luckily we are in good shape and were able to give out 3 scholarships for the class of 2020 and will be giving out scholarships for the Class of 2021. Scholarships are only a part of where the fundraising efforts are distributed. We also have made considerable donations back to the school. Here is a small example:  water fountains for refilling water bottles, bus trips, equipment (culinary and gym/weight room), field day, and senior gifts. This is a small picture of how active Booster Club is for all students and faculty! This is why we are making an appeal to everyone. At the end of this school year we will be losing a number of members of Booster Club being the natural progression. We are in need of all positions!  President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.  Link to Duties of OOBHS Boosters Officers. Please contact us if you would like more information at oobhsboosters@gmail.com. Booster Club is a great opportunity for getting to know students, faculty, and the school community!

Sincerely,
Jenna Payea, President
Karin Lavigne, VP
Renee LaPlante, Treasurer
Kara Poulin, Secretary

PROM/SENIOR NIGHT!
This year we will be hosting a Senior class celebration as a combination of Prom and Senior Night. We will be implementing and adhering to CDC health and safety guidelines and this event will be an amazing formal dinner and evening of entertainment in lieu of a dance. It is open to Seniors and a date that is a student at OOBHS.  There is no cost to attend, but you will need to make a reservation with Ms. Moutsatsos.  Please join us Saturday, May 15th at River Winds Farm from 6-10 pm to celebrate! Reservations will be taken during the month of April.

RENTAL ASSISTANCE!
The government has released rental assistance funds for families impacted by the economic downturn due to the pandemic. For more information please click this link: https://yccac.org/covid-19-rent-relief-program/

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Students must complete 20 hours of community service as a graduation requirement. Parents of seniors please check with your child to find out if they still have hours to complete. Please contact the guidance office for community service opportunities. We have plenty for the kids to do!

STUDENT SUPPLY CLOSET BOTTLE DRIVE
Money raised will purchase food, emergency needs and gift cards for OOBHS families. See the flyer to participate or Contact Ms. Moutsatsos (smoutsatsos@rsu23.org) or Mrs. Dupee (edupee@rsu23.org) to get a pre-tagged CLYNK bag.

SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAM!
As a reminder, breakfast and lunch are available daily at school and free to all students throughout the entire school year. We ask that you still complete a Free and Reduced Application.  These applications help us to receive funding and programming that helps all students district-wide.  In addition, if you qualify, you can get Spectrum internet for only $14.95/month! Applications are available at the front office and on our website at:  http://rsu23.schoollunchapp.com. School breakfast and lunch menus are also posted on the RSU 23 Website on the Food & Nutrition Page. Please feel free to contact Caroline Trinder, Food & Nutrition Services Director, with any questions at ctrinder@rsu23.org or 934-4461 ext. 1239. We are looking forward to serving healthy and tasty meals all year!

Free Breakfasts and Lunches are also provided every Wednesday behind Loranger Memorial School between 10:15-10:45am, no need to RSVP, just show up!

IMPORTANT & UPCOMING DATES

• Saturday, May 15 – Senior Prom
• Monday, May 31  – No School, Memorial Day
• Thursday, June 3 – Virtual Awards Ceremony (5:30 pm)
• Sunday, June 6 – Graduation (1PM) Regina Field
• Thursday June 11  – Last Day of School 

Thank you!
-John

• Principal's Memo

Principal’s Memo – April 15, 2021

April vacation is now upon us! I’m sending the memo a day early as tomorrow is a non-student day. Please continue to stay informed of the events going on here at OOBHS as things will happen very quickly when we return from vacation, especially for seniors and their families. Please contact me if you need anything over break. I will be in and out of the building but call or text me anytime, day or night, my cell phone number is (207) 351-0099. The next Principal’s Memo will be on Friday, April 30th. Here are this week’s communications:

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS DUE 4/15/21
Senior Scholarship Applications are due today no later than 3:00.  Please contact Mrs. Murphy at ksmurphy@rsu23.org if you have any questions.

GREETINGS FROM THE BOOSTER CLUB!
We hope this finds everyone in great health and spirits! Due to the nature of the year 2020 and the many cancellations we have not been able to utilize our fundraising opportunities (Car Show, Concessions stand, 50/50 raffles). Luckily we are in good shape and were able to give out 3 scholarships for the class of 2020 and will be giving out scholarships for the Class of 2021. Scholarships are only a part of where the fundraising efforts are distributed. We also have made considerable donations back to the school. Here is a small example:  water fountains for refilling water bottles, bus trips, equipment (culinary and gym/weight room), field day, and senior gifts. This is a small picture of how active Booster Club is for all students and faculty! This is why we are making an appeal to everyone. At the end of this school year we will be losing a number of members of Booster Club being the natural progression. We are in need of all positions!  President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.  Link to Duties of OOBHS Boosters Officers. Please contact us if you would like more information at oobhsboosters@gmail.com. Booster Club is a great opportunity for getting to know students, faculty, and the school community!

Sincerely,
Jenna Payea, President
Karin Lavigne, VP
Renee LaPlante, Treasurer
Kara Poulin, Secretary

QUARTER 3 REPORT CARDS:
Quarter 3 report cards were emailed out Friday, 4/9/21 via our Alert system.  Please contact your child’s teacher if you have any questions.  If you have trouble viewing your child’s report card please contact Karen Murphy at ksmurphy@rsu23.org.

SPRING SPORTS!
We are excited for the return of Spring sports at OOBHS, which will see for the first time in over a year the return of spectators. Please remember that we still need to adhere to Maine CDC and DOE guidelines as fans.

1. Masks must be worn at all times.
2. Social distancing is required (sit or stand only with those whom you dwell with) all others should maintain 6 foot distance between spectators/families.
3. After the conclusion of the contest please leave , do not wait or hang out to avoid congregating.

Our venues are well suited for these guidelines and our ultimate goal is to be sure we can have a fantastic spring season for our student athletes. If consistent issues arise we reserve the right to close these venues to spectators. We thank you in advance for your support of our athletes and your cooperation. Reminder we DO NOT allow dogs at our venues.Guidelines may vary for away venues and we will update as we face new opponents.
#GULLPRIDE

PROM/SENIOR NIGHT!
This year we will be hosting a Senior class celebration as a combination of Prom and Senior Night. We will be implementing and adhering to CDC health and safety guidelines and this event will be an amazing formal dinner and evening of entertainment in lieu of a dance. It is open to Seniors and a date that is a student at OOBHS.  There is no cost to attend, but you will need to make a reservation with Ms. Moutsatsos.  Please join us Saturday, May 15th at River Winds Farm from 6-10 pm to celebrate! Reservations will be taken during the month of April.

RENTAL ASSISTANCE!
The government has released rental assistance funds for families impacted by the economic downturn due to the pandemic. For more information please click this link: https://yccac.org/covid-19-rent-relief-program/

STUDENT SUPPLY CLOSET BOTTLE DRIVE
Money raised will purchase food, emergency needs and gift cards for OOBHS families. See the flyer to participate or Contact Ms. Moutsatsos (smoutsatsos@rsu23.org) or Mrs. Dupee (edupee@rsu23.org) to get a pre-tagged CLYNK bag.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Students must complete 20 hours of community service as a graduation requirement. Parents of seniors please check with your child to find out if they still have hours to complete. Please contact the guidance office for community service opportunities. We have plenty for the kids to do!

SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAM!
As a reminder, breakfast and lunch are available daily at school and free to all students throughout the entire school year. We ask that you still complete a Free and Reduced Application.  These applications help us to receive funding and programming that helps all students district-wide.  In addition, if you qualify, you can get Spectrum internet for only $14.95/month! Applications are available at the front office and on our website at:  http://rsu23.schoollunchapp.com. School breakfast and lunch menus are also posted on the RSU 23 Website on the Food & Nutrition Page. Please feel free to contact Caroline Trinder, Food & Nutrition Services Director, with any questions at ctrinder@rsu23.org or 934-4461 ext. 1239. We are looking forward to serving healthy and tasty meals all year!

Free Breakfasts and Lunches are also provided every Wednesday behind Loranger Memorial School between 10:15-10:45am, no need to RSVP, just show up!

FAMILY VACATION FORMS
During the school year some families take vacations and ask that we excuse their children from school days. This is not a problem, however, we do have forms for the student, parents, teachers and administration to sign off on in order to help students understand the expectations of making up missed work. The forms can be found in the main office. Thanks for your help!

STUDENT PARKING & EARLY RELEASE & LATE ARRIVAL
Students who would like to drive their car to school must register their car in the main office and acquire a parking permit. Cars without a parking permit or cars parked in the improper lot may be removed at the owner’s expense. There is no student parking in the front lot.

IMPORTANT & UPCOMING DATES

• Friday, April 16 to Friday, April 23  – April Vacation
• Saturday, May 15 – Senior Prom
• Monday, May 31  – No School, Memorial Day
• Sunday, June 6 – Graduation (1PM) Regina Field
• Thursday June 11  – Last Day of School 

Thank you!

-John

• Principal's Memo

Principal’s Memo – April 9, 2021

Hi Everyone!
Next week is the last week before April vacation. Spring sports and activities have begun as we have begun the last quarter of the year. It seems amazing that graduation is eight weeks away and the last day of school is nine weeks away. We have had a great year at OOBHS and we are looking forward to a very strong finish. Here are this week’s communications:

PETER COLEMAN!
Congratulations to Peter Coleman who was named the Saco Bay Rotary Club OOBHS Student of the month(s) for March and April 2021!

QUARTER 3 REPORT CARDS:
Quarter 3 report cards will be emailed out today via our Alert system.  Please contact your child’s teacher if you have any questions.  If you have trouble viewing your child’s report card please contact Karen Murphy at ksmurphy@rsu23.org.

SPRING SPORTS!
We are excited for the return of Spring sports at OOBHS, which will see for the first time in over a year the return of spectators. Please remember that we still need to adhere to Maine CDC and DOE guidelines as fans.

1. Masks must be worn at all times.
2. Social distancing is required (sit or stand only with those whom you dwell with) all others should maintain 6 foot distance between spectators/families.
3. After the conclusion of the contest please leave , do not wait or hang out to avoid congregating.

Our venues are well suited for these guidelines and our ultimate goal is to be sure we can have a fantastic spring season for our student athletes. If consistent issues arise we reserve the right to close these venues to spectators. We thank you in advance for your support of our athletes and your cooperation. Reminder we DO NOT allow dogs at our venues.Guidelines may vary for away venues and we will update as we face new opponents. 
#GULLPRIDE

PROM/SENIOR NIGHT!
This year we will be hosting a Senior class celebration as a combination of Prom and Senior Night. We will be implementing and adhering to CDC health and safety guidelines and this event will be an amazing formal dinner and evening of entertainment in lieu of a dance. It is open to Seniors and a date that is a student at OOBHS.  There is no cost to attend, but you will need to make a reservation with Ms. Moutsatsos.  Please join us Saturday, May 15th at River Winds Farm from 6-10 pm to celebrate! Reservations will be taken during the month of April.

RENTAL ASSISTANCE!
The government has released rental assistance funds for families impacted by the economic downturn due to the pandemic. For more information please click this link: https://yccac.org/covid-19-rent-relief-program/

STUDENT SUPPLY CLOSET BOTTLE DRIVE
Money raised will purchase food, emergency needs and gift cards for OOBHS families. See the flyer to participate or Contact Ms. Moutsatsos (smoutsatsos@rsu23.org) or Mrs. Dupee (edupee@rsu23.org) to get a pre-tagged CLYNK bag.

GREETINGS FROM THE BOOSTER CLUB!
We hope this finds everyone in great health and spirits! Due to the nature of the year 2020 and the many cancellations we have not been able to utilize our fundraising opportunities (Car Show, Concessions stand, 50/50 raffles). Luckily we are in good shape and were able to give out 3 scholarships for the class of 2020 and will be giving out scholarships for the Class of 2021. Scholarships are only a part of where the fundraising efforts are distributed. We also have made considerable donations back to the school. Here is a small example:  water fountains for refilling water bottles, bus trips, equipment (culinary and gym/weight room), field day, and senior gifts. This is a small picture of how active Booster Club is for all students and faculty! This is why we are making an appeal to everyone. At the end of this school year we will be losing a number of members of Booster Club being the natural progression. We are in need of all positions!  President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.  Link to Duties of OOBHS Boosters Officers. Please contact us if you would like more information at oobhsboosters@gmail.com. Booster Club is a great opportunity for getting to know students, faculty, and the school community!

 Sincerely,
Jenna Payea, President
Karin Lavigne, VP
Renee LaPlante, Treasurer
Kara Poulin, Secretary

FAME FINANCIAL AID NIGHT
On Tuesday April 13th at 5:30 pm Jessica Wittier from the Financial Authority of Maine will be offering a virtual informational session about everything financial aid.  Your school counselors will share more information in the upcoming weeks including a link to participate in this event.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Students must complete 20 hours of community service as a graduation requirement. Parents of seniors please check with your child to find out if they still have hours to complete. Please contact the guidance office for community service opportunities. We have plenty for the kids to do!

SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAM!
As a reminder, breakfast and lunch are available daily at school and free to all students throughout the entire school year. We ask that you still complete a Free and Reduced Application.  These applications help us to receive funding and programming that helps all students district-wide.  In addition, if you qualify, you can get Spectrum internet for only $14.95/month! Applications are available at the front office and on our website at:  http://rsu23.schoollunchapp.com. School breakfast and lunch menus are also posted on the RSU 23 Website on the Food & Nutrition Page. Please feel free to contact Caroline Trinder, Food & Nutrition Services Director, with any questions at ctrinder@rsu23.org or 934-4461 ext. 1239. We are looking forward to serving healthy and tasty meals all year!

Free Breakfasts and Lunches are also provided every Wednesday behind Loranger Memorial School between 10:15-10:45am, no need to RSVP, just show up!

FAMILY VACATION FORMS
During the school year some families take vacations and ask that we excuse their children from school days. This is not a problem, however, we do have forms for the student, parents, teachers and administration to sign off on in order to help students understand the expectations of making up missed work. The forms can be found in the main office. Thanks for your help!

STUDENT PARKING & EARLY RELEASE & LATE ARRIVAL
Students who would like to drive their car to school must register their car in the main office and acquire a parking permit. Cars without a parking permit or cars parked in the improper lot may be removed at the owner’s expense. There is no student parking in the front lot.

IMPORTANT & UPCOMING DATES

• Tuesday, April 13 – FAME Financial Aid Information Night
• Friday, April 16-Friday, April 23  – April Vacation
• Saturday, May 15 – Senior Prom

Thank you!

 -John