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Week at a Glance May 17Th to May 22Nd 2021 NOTICE: All Sports Postings Are from Our Originally Scheduled Activities FOOTHILL HIGH SCHOOl Week at a Glance May 17th to May 22nd 2021 NOTICE: All sports postings are from our originally scheduled activities. Due to COVID testing and contact tracing requirements these activities are subject to last minute changes or cancellations. Questions can be directed to the individual coaches regarding game status. Monday 17th_______________________________________________________________________________________ The Life Club is meeting today during lunch in room 106. Tuesday 18th_______________________________________________________________________________________ Informational volleyball players meeting today during lunch in the team room. Season schedules and tryout information will be given out. Jesus Club meeting today during lunch in the small gym. Varsity Boys’ Soccer versus Red Bluff High School at Foothill High School time 6:00 PM. Varsity Girls’ Soccer versus Red Bluff High School at Red Bluff High School time 6:00 PM. Boys’ Basketball Frosh, Frosh/Soph. & Varsity versus Red Bluff High School at Foothill High School times are 4:30, 6:00 and 7:30 PM. Frosh, Frosh/Soph. and Varsity Girls’ Basketball versus Red Bluff High School at Red Bluff High School start times are 4:30, 6:00 and 7:30 PM. JV Softball versus West Valley High School at West Valley High School start time is 4:00 PM. Competitive Sports Cheer versus UPrep at Foothill High School at 5:00 PM. Wednesday 19th____________________________________________________________________________________ Frosh/Soph. and Varsity Baseball versus Enterprise High School at Foothill High School starting times are 4:00 and 7:00 PM. JV and Varsity Softball games versus Red Bluff High School at Red Bluff High School games times are 2:00 and 4:00 PM. Swim Meet versus Enterprise High School at Foothill High School start time is 3:30 PM. Thursday 20th______________________________________________________________________________________ Varsity Boys’ Soccer versus Enterprise High School at Enterprise High School time 6:00 PM. Jesus Club meeting today during lunch in the small gym. Varsity Girls’ Soccer versus Enterprise High School at Foothill High School time 6:00 PM. Frosh/Soph. and Varsity Baseball versus Red Bluff High School at Red Bluff High School starting times are 4:00 and 7:00 PM. FFA Awards Banquet Dinner 5:00 PM - Awards 6:00 PM in the Foothill Student Union. Friday 21st_________________________________________________________________________________________ Wrestling Meet versus Red Bluff High School at Foothill in the quad at 12:00 PM. Track meet “Sweet Elite District Meet” here at Foothill High School time is to be announced. JV & Varsity Softball games today versus Enterprise High School at Foothill High School starting times are 2:00 and 4:00 PM. Boys’ Basketball Frosh, Frosh/Soph. & Varsity versus Enterprise High School at Enterprise High School times are 4:30, 6:00 and 7:30 PM. Frosh, Frosh/Soph. & Varsity Girls’ Basketball versus Enterprise High School at Foothill High School start times are 4:30, 6:00 & 7:30 PM. FOOTHILL HIGH SCHOOl Week at a Glance May 17th to May 22nd 2021 Saturday 22nd______________________________________________________________________________ Announcement Students do you have an interest in pursuing a career in Architecture, Structural Engineering, or Interior Design? Nichols, Melburg & Rossetto Architects & Engineering is hosting an Open House Meet and Greet specifically aimed at high school students. It’s a great opportunity for students to learn more about these professions and also make connections that can lead to opportunities of job shadowing, internships and future careers. The staff at NMR are looking forward to fanning the interests of students planning a career in these fields. The Open House / Meet and Greet is May 21st from 4:00 to 6:00 PM at their office located at 300 Knollcrest Drive. Teachers, counselors and principals are invited to attend as well. Summer School Registration: Has your student failed a class? If yes, they need to make-up those credits. If you are unsure, go to your Aeries Portal and view your student’s transcript. F = Summer School. Students can recover up to 15 credits this summer! Summer School runs from June 9th to July 2nd. To register and get more information go to foothillcougars.com click on counseling and you will find the Summer School link on the drop down list. Lunch and some transportation will be provided. Students only needing to recover 1-2 courses and can provide their own transportation home are welcome to leave once their session is out. Sign up now! Spaces are limited. Foothill FFA is having their Awards Banquet on May 20th in the Foothill Student Union. Dinner tickets - $15 Donation can be purchased from any of the FHS AG Teachers. Dinner includes tri-tip, chicken, potatoes, beans, salad, bread roll and drink. Tickets are not required to attend Awards Ceremony only. Seniors Attention seniors! Please check your fees and fines page in Aeries, the end of the school year is fast approaching. If you have fees to take care of, don’t wait, come to the library to get them straightened out. .
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