Thursday November 18, 2021
Oak Ridge High School Daily Bulletin
STUDENT INFO
Don’t miss the first basketball game of the season – TONIGHT – Boys JV – 4:30
Girls Varsity – 6:00 Boys Varsity – 7:30
If you turned in your permission slip for the Wildcats Give Back Day, please meet in the arena parking lot Saturday morning at 9am. Bring a rake or leaf blower! (11/17-11/19) – A. King
Jostens will be in the Main Lobby and Arena Concessions’ Kiosk tomorrow during lunch to collect orders for class rings. (11/18) – T. Ledden
Basketball & Swim Season begins November 18. Do you have your Student Athletic Pass? For only $45 you can watch every regular season home event for the rest of the year. This includes the Spring sports: Baseball, Softball, Soccer, Track & Tennis. You can purchase your pass in the Main Office. (Tu, Th 11.23) T. Seals
Attention Sophomores or Juniors interested in attending Governor’s School for the Arts 2022:
The TN Governor’s School for the Arts will be held June 4th, 2022 – June 25th, 2022 at Middle TN State University
IMPORTANT DATES & DEADLINES FOR ORHS STUDENTS
- TOMORROW – Friday, November 19, 2021 is the deadline to turn in your application for the ARTS to the School Counseling Office (MWF- 11/19) – B. Ottinger
Governor’s School – Summer 2022 (These dates are different than Governor’s School for the Arts)
IMPORTANT DATES & DEADLINES FOR ORHS STUDENTS FOR ALL GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL EXCEPT ARTS
- TOMORROW – Friday, November 19, 2021 – is the deadline for giving teachers and counselors recommendation forms and your resume. Tell teachers their letters are due to Counseling no later than Friday, December 17, 2021.
- Friday, December 17, 2021 – Deadline to turn in your complete application to the School Counseling Office. (T,Th) – D. Ottinger
CLUB INFO
Join a special discussion on gender issues co-sponsored by Philosophy Club and GSTA after school Friday in Mr. Pickering’s room (LC322). (11/18-11/19) – A. Pickering
The YuGi-Oh! Club will meet in Dr. Colquitt’s room, CS 235, after school on Fridays. All students are welcome to attend. We will stay until 5 pm. Please make sure you have transportation home since there is no late bus on Fridays. (11/18-11/19) – R. Colquitt
SENIOR INFO
Seniors: Jostens will be in the Main Lobby and Arena Concessions’ Kiosk today to collect orders for graduation supplies. (11/18) – T. Ledden
Seniors: 219 of you are currently appearing on the 2022 senior shirt. We don’t want the rest of you to be left off. The signing submission window has been re-opened and those of you who didn’t submit your signature may do so today (Tuesday), Wednesday, and Thursday of this week only. The signatures will be sent to the printer Friday, November 19, and no additional signatures will be added after 11:59 pm Thursday night. Don’t be left off the senior shirt! Go to the Class of 2022 page in Canvas to submit. (11/16 – 11/18) – T. Ledden
ATHLETIC INFORMATION
Listed below are the Athletic events happening this week.
Wildcats in Action
| Date | Day | Sport | Event | Location | Time |
| 11/18/21 | Th | Bsktbl
BJV / GV / BV |
McMinn County (HOC) | Home | 4:30 / 6:00 / 7:30 |
| 11/18/21 | Th | Swim | Catholic | Home | |
| 11/21/21 | Su | Swim | Berean / L & N Stem Aca. | Away |
FIRE SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT
Home Escape Plan
- Make sure you have working smoke alarms inside and outside of every sleeping area, and on every level. Make sure that everyone in your home knows the sound and understands the warning of the smoke alarm and knows how to respond.
- Make a home escape plan by drawing a map of each level of the home, showing all doors and windows. Go to every room to identify two ways out of the room. Make sure all of your windows and doors will open and everyone knows how to remove screens. Practice your plan with everyone in the home at least twice a year.
- Have an outside meeting place (something permanent, like a tree, light pole, or mailbox) a safe distance in front of the home where firefighters will easily find you.
- Make sure your house number can be seen from the street both day and night.
- Please be sure that everyone knows how to call 911 and report fires or emergencies immediately. When you hear a smoke alarm, get outside and stay outside.