October 29

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Oak Ridge High School Daily Bulletin

STUDENT INFO

Don’t wait until basketball season to get your Student Athletic Pass. You’re still saving lots of $ and won’t have to wait in line to any regular season home athletic event this year?  (This includes Volleyball, Soccer (Boys & Girls) – Basketball – Baseball – Softball & Track)   . You can do that by purchasing an All-Sports Athletic Pass for ONLY $55.00. You can purchase your SAP this week until Thursday afternoon in the Main Office. Tournaments and play-off games are excluded   (Tu,W)  – T. Seals

RED RIBBON WEEK Anderson County, Tennessee had 29 fatal overdoses last year.  That’s twenty-nine mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons and daughters who didn’t think they would or set out to become addicted, but ended up losing their lives. As we continue Red Ribbon Week please remember to say “I AM ONE” who is not use nicotine, alcohol, or other drugs.  (Tu 10.29) – T. Kelly

NHS Tutoring: Victoria Baldwin and Julie Ruiz are tutoring in the Counseling Center on Tuesday from 3:15-3:50 and would like to help you on any of your ORHS assignments as we approach mid-term. (10/29) – A. Etheridge

The Library will be closed to all teacher and student traffic on Tuesday, October 29 because of ACT testing within the library.  Please use other printers and the outside drop box to return books.  We will reopen on Wednesday, October 30. (10/29) – C. Milloway

Attn: students taking AP Exams in the Spring:  the registration window is now open and closes November 1. You can either pay a deposit of $40 per exam or pay in full. Only exams with a deposit or payment in full as of November 1st will be ordered. If students choose to pay by deposit, the balance will be due the week of April 20th. The exams cost $94/test. If you are taking more than 3 exams, the 4th and subsequent exams will cost $40/test. If you are a student on fee-waiver the exams are $15/test. Students may drop off their payment in the front lobby before school, after school, or at lunch October 28th – November 1st.

Students who plan to take an AP Exam for a course in which they are not enrolled must see Mr. Foust during the registration window.  Don’t wait until the last minute when the lines are the longest!  (10/29-11/1) – C. Harvey

COUNSELING INFO

An admissions representative from Auburn will be in the cafeteria during lunch on Wednesday, October 30^th.  Stop by to learn more about what Auburn has to offer. (10/28-10/30) – A. Campbell

During lunch, on Thursday, October 31^st, an admission representative from Lincoln Memorial University will be in the cafeteria to speak to anyone interested in learning more about LMU. (10/29-10/31) – A. Campbell

SENIOR INFO

Seniors – be sure and check out the long list of scholarships available on the Counseling Office website.  Go to the ORHS website, under Academics select School Counseling – scroll to the bottom of the page to click “Testing, Scholarship, College Summer Programs and Career Links”.  There’s a ton of information that is updated often with new opportunities and deadlines. (T – 12/5) –  A. Campbell

ATHLETICS NEXT WEEK