The Daily Mustang, May 26, 2022
Hello Mustangs! This is a reminder that all school rules must be followed at the 8th grade dance today. Please remember that this dance is an informal end of the year celebration. School dress code is appropriate and rules still apply. Due to our construction, please walk or have your parents drop you off. There is no space for hired transportation (i.e. limo).
Thank you and I know you are going to have a wonderful time!
The Centerville Round Up Day is coming!! June 3rd from 1:15-2:45. Get ready for fun, games, and food. More information to come.
If you are interested in the Washington High School Football program and signed up for the Flex Time presentation please go to room P3 during Flex today! Again that is room P3 for the Football meeting!
* 8th graders! Are you interested in business and entrepreneurship? Do you want to get a head start in competitive DECA for high school? Join us for a free 8-week online summer business workshop hosted by Washington DECA by signing up on the 8th grade Google Classroom Counseling Center.
Library top readers awards will be during flex TODAY. An appointment has been made for you in flex.
Hey Mustangs! The 8th grade activities are almost here. The 8th grade dance is TODAY, Thursday, May 26th 5-7pm, and the 8th grade BBQ/Picnic is next week Thursday, June 2nd 2-3:30. Admission to both events are FREE but you will need a ticket and your student ID to enter the dance, and a permission slip and student ID to enter the BBQ. Tickets and permission slips will be given out this week; Tuesday-Thursday during lunch outside of F3, and after school between the A and B wing. Any questions, please email Centervilleptsa@gmail.com.
Attention 8th graders! If you speak Spanish at home AND signed up to take Spanish at Washington High School next year, please sign up to take the Spanish Placement test to determine which level of Spanish you can take in 9th grade. The final chance to take the placement test will be on Thursday, May 26th. Information and Google sign up in the 8th grade Counseling classroom. Questions? Contact Ms. Gai
