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San Ta Paula High School San ta Paula High School Home of Cardinal Pride Welcome to our tribe Nov. 3, 2017 Please Read and Post Today’s Meetings and deadlines: Sophomores - reminder to turn in your application and essay for the HOBY Leadership conference. If you need an application, come to the counseling office. Deadline is Today, November 3. Library will be closed at 1:30 on Today, Nov. 3. Check out the book display for Veteran’s Day in the Library. Some good reads are there. SPARC Cardinals and Interact will be having a yard sale Saturday, November 4, from 7am-9am in the 500's parking lot. Ventura College representative from First Year Experience in college and career center during lunch on Friday, November 9. Lunch Menu – Fri. BBQ Round up After School meals: Fri. Pepperoni pizza Slider. Sports Come out and join or support your favorite teams. Home games in BOLD. Latest sport information on games, practices, updates and results can be found at http://www.sphsathletics.org/ FRI 11/03/17 Cheerleading, please release our cheer squads (both JV/V) @ 2:45pm to go to Nordhoff. JV Football Vs @Nordhoff @4:00pm (release JV 1:30pm) Depart @2:00pm Varsity Football @Nordhoff @7:00pm (No early release required) SAT 11/04/17 No athletic events scheduled Come Celebrate! Santa Paula High School Fall Sports Team Awards Night - All Fall Sports Teams (Athletes & Parents) (Volleyball, Tennis, Cross, Country, Golf, Football, Cheerleading) Fall Sports All Team Athletic Banquets Thursday Nov 9th 6:00pm (Sharp) in SPHS Auditorium. Celebrate Fall Sport accomplishments both as an athletic department and as individual programs. SANTA PAULA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM For More Information: Contact your coach directly or Mr. Guzman at [email protected] 805 525-4400 ext. 22702 Girls Soccer Tryouts are Tues. 11/7. Meet on the Baseball field 3:30-5:30 pm. You must have Athletic Clearance before trying out. Clearance forms are at www.aphsathetics.org College & Career Center Seniors: Complete you FAFSA and your college applications! Watch our Money Meter grow in the C&C Center. Signups for the Ventura College Assessment test for Nov 14 are now being taken. Pick up your teacher permission slip when signing up. Both SAT and ACT Test register by Nov 3 deadline for Dec test, late registration ends Nov 17. ACT - Register at www.act.org SAT- Register at www.sat.org/register Seniors Are you stuck? Still need to complete your applications for Ventura College, CSU, or UC? Make plans to come into the Center for help. Scholarships are at www.santapaulaunified.org >our schools SPHS> College & Career Center >Scholarship list Counselor’s Corner Seniors: CSU Applications Workshops scheduled for Nov. 6-9 and 13-17. Only 29 days to apply to a 4-year college or university. Clubs Unless noted all meetings are during lunch. Monday: MESA Program in 520 w/ Mrs. Bravo-Garcia, K-pop rm 116. Tuesday - Key Club in 215 & Anime in rm. 311 Wednesday: SESPEA -room 514, SPARC Cardinals – room 513, Math Club -rm. 320, Spanish Honor Club 2:15-2:30 rm 412 Thursday: AVID Club in room 205, JSA meets in 114, Leo’s room 216. Friday: Equality Club in room 432, FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) in room 425, Theater Team after school in Auditorium. Calendar for week of 10/23-27 Fri 11/3 Deadline to register for ACT and SAT. Tue11/7 Armed Forces Day in Center Courts at lunch. Grizzly Youth Academy period 4 in C&C Center. Friday 11/10 No School for Veteran’s Day Observance Feeling the crunch of time? Here are some 8 Time Management Tips cont’d (from Collegeboard.org “8 Ways to Take Control of Your Time”) 5) Create a dedicated study time – Set up a time devoted only to studding or homework. Shut off your pone and respond to calls or texts when your work is finished. Don’t check email or surf the Web (except when you need to for the work you are doing) during this time either. 6) Budget your time- Figure out how much time you usually spend on your activities and then create a weekly schedule to follow. Determine how much free time you have before you add any commitments. And don’t forget to schedule time to relax. 7) Don’t get sidetracked – If you find yourself wasting time on unimportant things, stop, check your to-do list and get back to what’s at the top. Maybe you’re procrastinating because you’re not sure how to move forward on a school project. If that’s the problem, check with your teacher to clear things up so you can get moving. 8) Get a good night’s sleep – Your brain needs rest to perform at its peak. If it’s time to sleep, list the things you still need to get done on the next day’s to-do list and go to bed. Hope this helps you get a better handle on getting homework done. .
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