Monday, August 7, 2017

Oak Ridge High School Daily Bulletin

STUDENT INFO

Juniors and seniors, remember that your badges will only work at the main entrance and the arena entrance when you return from lunch. There is no outside food allowed in the building. If you choose to come back early from off campus lunch, please remain in the main lobby or the arena lobby until you are dismissed. (8/4-8/9) – B. Estep

Clarification: Seniors-this year there are NO vouchers for the free ACT Senior Re-take opportunity. All seniors will take the ACT on Tuesday, October 17th AT SCHOOL. It is a re-take for those who took it in junior year. Those who did not take during their junior year will take it October 17th for free as well. (8/7-8/8) – K. Rowland

Do you share our passion and want to combat drug & alcohol abuse?  Are you looking to get involved in making a difference in your school?  Please join us for the ASAP Youth Ambassadors meeting this Tuesday after school in the Counseling Center starting at 3:10pm.  ASAP – Allies for Substance Abuse Prevention, is a club that works to bring awareness to substance abuse within our community.  Student members work with ASAP of Anderson County to create activities, events and initiatives to educate about the dangers of substance abuse.   ASAP also provides mentoring, public speaking and other opportunities for students to get involved in local government! Please come learn more about the work we do!  Questions:  contact Jenifer Laurendine (Oak Ridge Schools – Coordinated School Health) at jllaurendine@ortn.edu or Stacey Pratt (Program Coordinator at ASAP of Anderson County) at stacey@asapofanderson.org.  Hope to see you there! (8/7-8/8) – J. LAURENDINE

 

CLUB & ORGANIZATION INFO

The first meeting of National Honor Society will be on Monday, August 7 at 3:15 in LC-327. All members are expected to attend. Please explain conflicts to Madame Bailey in LC-304 or Mr. Senter in LC-330. This meeting will last approximately 30 minutes. (M) – L. Bailey

The Gay Straight Trans Alliance welcomes everyone interested in being part of a safe space for all students. We meet this Monday from 3:10-4pm in Ms. Adler’s room LC106. Come join us for snacks, new friends, and new opportunities! (M) – B. Adler

The YuGi-Oh! Club will have its first meeting of the school year on Friday, August 11. We meet in Dr. Colquitt’s room, CS 235, until 5 pm each week. This club is open to all students and is free of charge. Bring your cards and be ready to duel! (8/7, 8/8, 8/10, 8/11) – R. Colquitt

Small Talk is a club that is sponsored by Dr. Colquitt and addresses real issues that you will face after high school. Last year, we had ORHS graduates come in and talk to us about college life, living on a college campus, choosing a major, and how to manage your time. We also took field trips to visit the campuses of Roane State, Pellissippi State, UT-Knoxville, and East Tennessee State University. We made our own resume and discussed ways to prepare for the ACT. If you are interested in participating in the Small Talk club, please stop by Dr. Colquitt’s classroom, CS 235, to let her know which day of the week would work best with your schedule. Our first official meeting will be scheduled based on the responses.  (8/7, 8/10) – R. Colquitt

The first meeting of Youth for Christ will be on Wednesday, August 9th at 7:15am in LC330. Youth for Christ is a national organization begun by the Reverend Billy Graham back in 1944. We meet every Wednesday morning for fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. Life is tough! Find support from friends at Youth for Christ. (8/7-8/8) – K. Senter

Do you love science?  Do you love Jeopardy?  If so, come and check out the Science Bowl team!  We meet every Tuesday and Wednesday after school in LC110 for practice.  For more information, see Dr. Thomas in LC110.  (8/7-8/8) – S. Thomas

If you enjoy watching anime or would like to learn more about it, then check out the ORHS Anime club! We meet every Thursday from 3:15 to 4:15 PM in CS 320 – Ms. Lintz’s room.  Come join us, meet new friends, and share anime with like-minded students.   (8/7-8/10) – H. Lintz