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Thursday, September 26, 2019 Seniors, please report to the auditorium at this time for a senior meeting. If you are looking for a class that provides multiple credit options and is a great experience? Consider signing up for NJROTC. It’s not too late! OPRAH. BRAD PITT. CHADWICK BOSEMAN. SONIA SOTOMAYOR. ZAC EFRON. You know what they all have in common? They did Speech & Debate!! Join us for an informational meeting TODAY during CHAMPS in the library. Interested in building an electric guitar? Pick up an application from the library and turn it in by Friday, October 4th. Attention ALL students!! Do you know a 2nd language? Maybe a 3rd or 4th language? If you can read, write, speak and listen in a language other than English, you could earn up to 4 high school credits depending upon your level of proficiency. The World Language Assessment is Wednesday, November 13th. Buy your test today from the Treasurer for $10. The deadline for registration is Friday, October 11! Hey Seagulls! You can have a say in this years yearbook theme! Get the link from the @ehsyearbook_2020 instagram account now! That’s @ehsyearbook_2020 to vote! Voting ends Thursday at 3 p.m. Vote now! Do you like teriyaki? How about anime or ninja warriors or world history? If you would like to learn about an exciting opportunity to take an educational tour of Japan, bring a parent or guardian to Ms. Materne’s room, A319, on Wednesday, October 2nd at 6 PM. Hey Seagulls! Tomorrow is spirit day. Deck out in your blue and gold and REP Everett. Your freshman class senators will be in the cafeteria from 7:00-7:20 with face paint and hair chalk to help you take your Seagull spirit to the next level. We hope to see you Friday morning! Are you looking for an artistic outlook that will also strengthen your organizational skills? If so, the Bullet Journaling club is for you! Our first meeting of the year is Monday, September 30th at 6:45am in the Career Center. Whether you have been bullet journaling for years or just want to try it out, you are welcome! If you have any questions, visit Mrs. Weir in the Career Center. See you soon! Latinos Unidos is will have our first general meeting after school today in room C112. See you there! Attention Freshman…To celebrate National GEAR UP week, we are giving away free swag in the Career Center in Room A107. If you are a 9th grader and haven’t picked up your FREE official GEAR UP t-shirt, water bottle or USB drive, stop by and see us before or after school or during your lunch. We’d love to see you! Today in Sports Cross Country vs Mount Vernon at Skagit Valley College at 3:45 Volleyball vs Shorewood at 7:00 Girls soccer at Shorewood at 7:00 Boys tennis at Stanwood at 3:20 .

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