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Principal’s Ponderings…………….2 Visitor Policy & Bell Schedule….3 A Message from Your PTSA President First Day of School, Virtual Fri- 2020-2021 will be unique, ber 25 during our drive- If you have any questions I can day Schedule & Medication …...4 memorable, and enriching at through PTSA dinner. Preor- help with or if you would like New Teachers..…………………...5-6 Magnet. We are excited to dered dinners from Tatziki’s to get involved, please email me Student News…………………….….6 have our Freshman class of will be distributed as well as at [email protected]. school and PTSA information. Best, Cafeteria News…….…………..…...7 2024 join our Magnet family. To help stay abreast of Mag- Key Club ……………….…………….8 PTSA at Magnet serves par- net’s busy world, I would PTSA Membership Form………….9 ents, teachers, and our stu- highly recommend download- Krista Bodily District, State, National PTA….10 dents. We focus on educa- ing the school’s app (Caddo 2020-2021 President PTSA Contacts, Calendar……….11 tional opportunity, the suc- Parish Magnet HS in google cesses of our students, and play). Our PTSA website, family engagement in our http:// www.caddomagnetptsa.net/, is school. One of the best ways to know what is going on at a great place to view the calendar, purchase spirit items, Magnet and enrich the last read newsletters, join the few years of your kid being at PTSA, and obtain extracurric- home is to be involved with ular activities infor- the PTSA. mation. The school’s web- C O N T A C T U S Every family can make a posi- site: https://caddomagnet.net/ tive difference at mag- is also useful to keep abreast Website: net. Please consider helping on what is happening at Mag- with your resources whether net. www.caddomagnetptsa.net it be financially or with your PTSA meetings are generally held on the first Monday of time to enrich our mission. every month at 5:30 in the If you haven’t already joined, library. Coming is a great way you can join the PTSA online Facebook: to get to know other parents, (and donate) by going to our principal, and what is go- Caddo Magnet HS PTSA http:// ing on at the school. www.caddomagnetptsa.net/ https://www.facebook.com/ I am thankful for Mr. Ilgenfritz membership.html. (and do- cmhs.ptsa.1 and his team who have nate) by going to http:// worked tirelessly this summer Twitter: www.caddomagnetptsa.net/ to make this year worthwhile membership.html. You can for our children. @cmhs_ptsa You can also join on Septem-

We Want YOU to Join US! Newsletter Email: There is a place for EVERYONE in the Caddo Magnet PTSA! Every PTSA func- [email protected] tion is an opportunity to connect with a group of parents, teachers, and students PTSA President’s Email: who share a common goal of improving the school for all children. The PTSA [email protected] has progressed to meet the changing needs of parents. There are a variety of A Magnet PTSA/FOM Publication small ways anyone can help and be involved in PTSA depending on availability! Complete your membership form and volunteer form today. We can’t wait to meet you! P A G E 2 Principal’s Ponderings As we prepare for the start of another school year, I would like to welcome everyone back to Caddo Magnet High School including our newest Mustangs – the Class of 2024.

We welcome Katie Cole, Morgan Farmer, Charris Glass, Karin Goebel, Stephen Goebel, LaKiesha Graham, Eliot Haas, and Mary Lawson to our amazing faculty. In a couple of weeks, we will have a new freshman/sophomore counselor. Thank you to Mrs. Lanclos, Mrs. Miles, and Mrs. Parnell for working with our 9th & 10th grade families! While they have done an excellent job, we are looking forward to having a dedicated counselor in this role.

Mustangs continue to make us proud even during the summer. Sloan Hall and Alex Lowe both placed in the George Rodrigue Art Contest! Sophia Nicolosi was selected as the Distinguished Young Woman of Louisiana and will represent our state in the national contest! Diya Desai, Sarah Johnson, and Abigail Nickelson all joined the CMHS Perfect ACT Club! That makes fourteen perfect ACT scores of 36 since the 2015-16 school year.

Of course this year will have challenges like no other. First and foremost, we are dedicated to providing a healthy and safe environment to our students, staff, and faculty. We will follow the guidelines and protocols that have been put in place by Dr. Goree and his staff. Second, we are as committed as always to achieve Excellence in Education as evidenced by our teachers working, training, and preparing for weeks now during their “time off”. The Caddo Magnet faculty has shown tremendous growth since March in the use of technology and teaching in a virtual environment. Third, we will continue to offer as many opportunities to your student as possible.

With the restrictions that we find ourselves under, there are some new policies that I really need everyone to follow. Students cannot arrive on campus before 8:00. While we were able to accommodate that in the past, it is not possible at this time. Once students arrive on campus, they are to go directly to their first period classroom. We cannot operate with students gathering together in common areas before class.

Parents will not be able to deliver lunches during the day. While we have never encouraged this due to the logistical problems it can create, we have never turned anyone away. But this year, visitors will be limited until we come out of phase III. Please keep in mind, however, that all students are able to eat for free from the cafeteria, both breakfast and lunch. Meals will be in grab and go bags and consumed in a small group setting in the classroom.

While we will still have after-school tutoring, extracurriculars, athletic practices, etc., students not involved in any official school activity need to leave the campus in a timely manner as soon as school is over for the day at 3:55. Students may not congregate in the front and wait for hours after school to be picked up.

Please make sure your child has a mask to wear each day. We will have some disposable versions for those that forget, but this cannot become a habitual situation with the same student. Our supplies are limited.

While we have chromebooks to issue to students, if possible, we encourage your child to use their own device. We will not be sharing chromebooks from a cart each period as in the past. Students on the hybrid schedule will carry the device with them from class to class.

We are prepared to be flexible and make changes as needed. We are all dedicated to making this work. While there are many changes, one thing that has not changed is our commit- ment to your family! I promise we will strive to do our best every day, will learn from our mis- takes, and will continue to help ALL of our students reach their full potential! Thank you for continuing to believe in us!

Michael Ilgenfritz

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Visitor Policy With the current COVID restrictions, outside visitors to campus will be limited. Parents will be allowed to be on campus for things such as check-outs and parent meetings (if not done virtually). Parent delivery of lunch will not be allowed until we leave phase III. All visitors must have a mask in order to enter the school grounds. We do have a limited supply of masks for those in need. 8/24 & 8/25 Regular Bell Schedule Schedule

8:00 Students may be on campus / report 8:00 Students may be on campus / report to 1st to 1st period classroom period classroom 8:00-8:30 Temp checks / Announcements 8:00-8:30 Temp checks 8:30 1st period tardy bell 8:30 1st period tardy bell 8:20-9:25 1st Period (55 minutes) 8:20-10:30 1st Period Info Talk / chromebook check out / Canvas Tutorial 9:30-10:25 2nd Period (55 minutes)

10:35-11:00 2nd Period (25 minutes) 10:35-11:25 3rd Period (25 minutes)

11:05-11:25 3rd Period (25 minutes) 11:30-12:55 4th Period (55 minutes of class time/30 minutes of 11:30-12:55 4th Period (55 minutes of class lunch time) time/30 minutes of lunch time)

st 11:25-11:55 1st lunch shift (30 minutes) 11:25-11:55 1 lunch shift (30 minutes)

st 12:00 1st lunch tardy bell 12:00 1 lunch tardy bell

nd 12:25-12:55 2nd lunch shift (30 minutes) 12:25-12:55 2 lunch shift (30 minutes)

th 1:00-1:55 5th Period (55 minutes) 1:00-1:55 5 Period (55 minutes)

th 2:00-2:55 6th Period (55 minutes) 2:00-2:55 6 Period (55 minutes)

th 3:00-3:55 7th Period (55 minutes) 3:00-3:55 7 Period (55 minutes) END OF SCHOOL DAY END OF SCHOOL DAY BACK - TO- SCHOOL EDITI ON P A G E 4 First Day of School Virtual Friday Schedule Virtual students should report to campus either on Thursday, August 20th, between the hours of 8:30-9:20 1st Period (50 minutes) 2:15-3:30, or on Friday, August 21st, between the hours of 8:30-9:45. Students should have 9:20-9:25 Transition to Zoom Activity Period their schedule, and will follow it in order to receive items from their teachers. Any textbooks 9:25-9:50 Activity Period (25 minutes) will be taken to the library to complete the check-out process. Chromebook checkouts will 9:55-10:45 2nd Period (50 minutes) be done in the library for students who do not have their own device. This whole process 10:50-11:40 3rd Period (50 minutes) should take 30 minutes or less. Students need to wear a mask and bring their ID card if they 11:45-12:15 Lunch have been issued one in the past. Virtual students will be expected to log onto Canvas and 12:20-1:10 4th Period (50 minutes) follow their class schedule beginning August 24th. 1st period begins at 8:30. 1:15-2:05 5th Period (50 minutes)

A-day students: report to campus on Monday, 2:10-3:00 6th Period (50 minutes) August 24th. You need to have your schedule printed out and you should proceed directly to 3:05-3:55 7th Period (50 minutes) your first period classroom. Students must not arrive on campus before 8:00. First period be- End of School Day gins at 8:30. A-day students will receive textbooks, class information, and a chromebook (if needed) on this day. A-day students will log onto Canvas and follow their class schedule from home beginning August 25th. Medication

B-day students: report to campus on Tuesday, If at all possible, students need to take prescribed medication at August 25th. You need to have your schedule home. For those that need to take medicine while at school, please printed out and you should proceed directly to contact Mrs. Sheila Corbin for the appropriate paperwork your first period classroom. Students must not ([email protected] or 364-5075). Medication will be arrive on campus before 8:00. First period be- locked and distributed by Mrs. Corbin in the counseling area. Stu- gins at 8:30. B-day students will receive text- dents may carry EpiPens and asthma inhalers on campus. Other books, class information, and a chromebook (if prescribed medications AND over-the-counter medications are not needed) on this day. B-day students are ex- allowed to be carried on their person. pected to log onto Canvas and follow their class schedule beginning August 24th if a device is in the home. Students: Don’t Forget to While we are trying to be as organized as possible, we are fully aware that this first week of Join PTSA! school will be filled with some level of confusion as we work out the kinks with technology, stu- Caddo Magnet will continue the monthly PTSA prize drawings for dents not having what they need, etc. We will students who have joined the PTSA. Prizes include food coupons, free tickets to Magnet events, etc. So, students, please join the get it all worked out! PTSA. Your membership will benefit your school, and you will have a chance to win some cool prizes. BACK - TO- SCHOOL EDITI ON P A G E 5 New Teachers Added to the Caddo Magnet Faculty Welcome to the newest members of our outstanding faculty! Cole, Katie (Social Studies and English) Katie Cole was raised in the Shreveport area. She graduated from East Texas Baptist University (2006) with a bachelor’s in Secondary Social Studies Education and is entering her eighth year of teaching. In Caddo Parish, she has taught at Southwood High School and Walnut Hill Elementary/Middle School. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, cultivating orchids and spending time with her two Siberian huskies Luna and Fuego.

Farmer, Morgan (English) Morgan Wiley Farmer comes to Caddo Magnet after teaching one year at Airline High School, and six years at Ringgold High School. Morgan graduated from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge in 2009 with a Bache- lors in English Literature and a minor in Gender Studies and Sociology. She then received a second degree from Northwestern State University in Secondary Education. The daughter of an AP English teacher, Morgan was raised to love literature, and showed the importance that reading fiction can play in developing a person’s ethics. After many years living out in the country, she, her husband Jeremy, and their 3 year old son Waylon moved back to Shreveport in 2019. In her free time she is a darkroom photographer, painter, and most importantly a toddler wrangler. She is eager to get back to teaching American Lit, her true lifelong passion, and working with her favorite grade level, eleventh graders.

Glass, Charris (Mathematics) Charris Glass, a graduate of Louisiana Tech University, joins the Magnet family after teaching 8 years at Caddo Middle Magnet. She has a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and a Master’s degree in teaching, secondary mathematics. She began her teaching career 10 years ago at Loyola College Prep teaching Algebra 2 and AP Calculus. Charris has a very large family, 6 daughters and one son. One of her daughters attended Caddo Magnet High and will soon graduate from Brigham Young University. She stays busy visiting them out west (Colorado, Utah, and Idaho), taking the others to swim, football and softball practices, and loves to travel in her free time. She also enjoys hosting international students through the exchange student program and now helps place students with host families. Charris is excited to be back in the high school setting and is looking forward to teaching some of her former students and excited to meeting and teaching some new students. She loves math and hopes to instill a joy for math in her students as well!

Graham, LaKiesha (Librarian) LaKiesha Boyd Graham is a native of Shreveport with a passion for education. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Southern University A& M and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Louisiana State University. She has worked for Caddo Parish Schools in varying capacities for fourteen years: Biology Teacher, Librarian, and Master Teacher. LaKiesha has been happily married for fourteen years to a fellow Caddo teacher. She has five girls and one boy, is a self-proclaimed “Cheer Mom” and is overwhelmed with excitement about the upcoming school year.

Haas, Eliot (Orchestra & Piano)

Eliot Haas was born and raised in Shreveport. Both of his parents played in the Shreveport Symphony Orches- tra and made sure that he played music too. After graduating from Magnet High he went to Oberlin conserva- tory to study cello performance. Now he is returning to Magnet to lead the string and chamber orchestras. He believes deeply in the power of music and its potential to be food for both the mind and soul. He is excited to spread the love of music to his students. He also plays regularly with the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra. In his spare time he enjoys sitting outside, spending time with family, reading, and making music. BACK - TO- SCHOOL EDITI ON P A G E 6 New Teachers Added to the Caddo Magnet Faculty Goebel, Karin (Social Studies) Karin Goebel is transferring to Magnet from Byrd High School. This will be her 13th year teaching. She has previously taught Gifted English I and III (DE), AP Art History, Fine Arts Survey, Academic Decath- lon, and AP Capstone: Seminar. She and her husband are both on the board of the Louisiana Quiz Bowl Association, which runs competitions throughout the state, such as the state championship. She was a Quiz Bowl coach for 10 years. She has a 15-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback and enjoys gardening. She graduated from Magnet in 2004, and then attended the University of TN, LSUS, and La Tech for her degrees.

Goebel, Stephen (Computer Science)

Stephen Goebel is a native of Shreveport and a Magnet graduate. He earned a Bachelor’s in Physics from Rice University and a Master’s in Teaching from Centenary College. This will be his tenth year teaching, and he is excited to be able to focus on computer science and robotics. He enjoys tinkering with computers, trivia, and playing scrabble. He has dabbled in web development and is the webmaster for the Louisiana Quiz Bowl As- sociation. He enjoys working on restoring his house with his wife.

Lawson, Mary (Mathematics)

Mary Lawson is a Shreveport native. She obtained her Bachelors of Mathematics/Physics Education from LSU-S in 2011 and has taught Mathematics from 6th grade through calculus. Mary and her husband Mike have three children: Lillie, Adam, and Hattie. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, playing board/card games, solving puzzles, and taking road trips. She is thrilled to join the Caddo Magnet family!

Students in the News Seniors Diya Desai and Sophie Wiener are the featured guests, and first high school students ever inter- viewed, on Professor Buzzkill, an internationally-distributed history podcast. In this interview, uploaded on August 18, 2020, the students share their year-long research about the Father of Modern Gynecology Dr. J. Marion Sims. This conversation explores Dr. Sims’s contributions to medicine and the controversy his name holds today. https://bit.ly/PBJMarianSims

BACK - TO- SCHOOL EDITI ON P A G E 7 Cafeteria News Breakfast and lunch from the cafeteria will be free for all students this year. While we are in phase II COVID restrictions, students will not be able to actually eat in the cafeteria or in our common areas. Breakfast and lunch will be grab and go bags with the students eating in their classroom. Until further notice, we will not operate a snack table. The vending machines will be open and cleaned between each lunch shift. Community microwaves will not be available for now. Water fountains will not be useable, but the non-touch water bottle filling stations are operational.

A-day hybrid students may pick up meals for their Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday virtual days at the end of school on Mondays. Meals will be prepackaged and located on a table under the outside wing by the cafeteria.

B-day hybrid students may pick up meals for their Monday, Wednesday, and Friday virtual days at the end of school on Tuesdays. Meals will be prepackaged and located on a table under the outside wing by the cafeteria.

Virtual students may pick up meals from their vehicle in the driveway next to the cafeteria on Fridays between 10:00- 12:00. There is a form that must be filled out in order to participate in this program. https://docs.google.com/forms/ d/e/1FAIpQLSeHajujkrV56k7XBPLC7lhth4KPubG9n70vgyi5Di4xuo5j0g/viewform A Message About PTSA Membership Hello Mustang Family! My name is Julie Lyles and I am excited to be serving as this year’s Membership VP for the Magnet PTSA! Magnet’s PTSA is an organization dedicated to service…to our teachers, our parents and our students. We sponsor a number of events throughout the school year designed to enrich the high school experience and to support our students, as well as coordinate activities to show our faculty and staff how much they are appreciated!

This year will be different than any other due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and some of the programs the PTSA supports may look a little different or may not happen at all. We may be called on to help out with things that were never on our radar before as well, such as purchasing cleaning supplies or masks or other items that will help ensure the safety of our faculty, staff and students as we take a new approach to education. That being said, I feel that joining the PTSA is more important now that it even has been. The PTSA at Magnet does not formally fundraise, so our budget for the year is primarily built on membership fees and Friends of Magnet donations. In order to have the money we need to support our programs, as well as meeting any special needs if they arise, we will need your support!

Joining is easy! Memberships are just $10 and I strongly encourage the whole family to join! The “S” in PTSA stands for “student” and there are benefits to being a student member! The favorite benefit? Each student member gets their name entered into a monthly drawing for a gift card! Sonic and Chick-fil-A were huge hits last year! Joining the PTSA is also a great way to stay connected to the school and get the low-down on what’s happening around campus! Plus, you might make a new friend or two!

Friends of Magnet donations are yet another way to help out! There are three different levels: Red ($50), Yellow ($100), and Red & Yellow ($250). You also have an option to donate an amount of your choice. Every dollar of these donations goes to support our PTSA programs!

I hope that you will consider joining this year! There are several ways to get signed up which are outlined in the accompanying flyer! We also hope that you will find a volunteer opportunity that speaks to you! Whether it’s your time, your talents, or a case of water…we are always happy to have you! If you have any questions, please feel free to call, text or email me!

Sincerely, Julie (318) 455-1964

[email protected] BACK - TO- SCHOOL EDITI ON P A G E 8 Key Club News For the past 5 years, Key Club has purchased and given away hun- dreds of backpacks stuffed with school supplies to children in the Valencia neighborhood in partnership with the Valencia Community Center. However, due to the state of things this year, we are una- ble to have that type of back to school celebration and large group gathering. So we decided to go directly to the elementary school that serves so many of the neighborhood children.

CMHS Key Club donated the following to Stoner Hill Elementary: 40 backpacks 120 boxes of tissue 384 pencils 500 disposable face masks 1200 bottles of water

We are thrilled and honored to be able to support our Owl neighbors and hope for a safe and healthy year for all Owls and Mustangs alike. And a HUGE thanks to my husband, Miles McDowell, who filled in for the dozen Key Clubbers I usually have helping me!

Kathryn McDowell Caddo Magnet High School Math Department chair AP Calculus AB/BC AP Statistics JOIN MAGNET PTSA TODAY!

Joining is easy! You can do it one of three ways: 1. Find the Membership table at school events (COVID restrictions may affect this) and join right then & there! I’d love to meet you! 2. Fill our your membership form, include cash/check, and turn it into the office! 3. Go to the Magnet PTSA website (www.caddomagnetptsa.net), click on the “Membership” tab at the top of the page and then fill out AND pay for your memberships electronically!

What joining PTSA isn’t…

• an automatic expectation that you will be volunteering your time at every PTSA event.

• joining a clique of unfriendly “super parents” that only keep to themselves.

• asking to be “nickeled and dimed” throughout the school year. What joining PTSA IS…

• an invitation to learn about the opportunities available to support your child’s school! If something speaks to you, we’d love to have your help!

• an invitation to meet other people like yourself! It’s never too late to make a new friend (or two, or three…)!

• an opportunity to serve your child’s school, faculty and staff by donating your time, talents, and/or money on YOUR terms! (Magnet PTSA does not formally fundraise)

• a way to stay informed about what’s going on at school (because we all know that our teenagers aren’t always the most talkative)!

• an opportunity to have your voice heard!

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M AGNET PTSA

2020-2021 PTSA MEMBERSHIP FORM Membership for students, parents and faculty is only $10.00 per person!

STUDENT(S) NAME: ______GRADE(S): ______

Membership #1:

Circle One: Mother Father Grandparent Student Faculty Other Magnet Alumni: Yes / No

Name:______*Email ______

Home Phone:______Cell Phone:______

Address:______Street City Zip Membership #2:

Circle one: Mother Father Grandparent Student Faculty Other Magnet Alumni: Yes / No

Name:______*Email ______

Home phone:______Cell Phone:______

Address:______Street City Zip *Emails are used to send out PTSA Newsletter and PTSA announcements

ADDITIONAL MEMBERSHIP NAMES: CIRCLE TYPE OF MEMBERSHIP

______X $10.00 Parent Grandparent Student Faculty Other

______X $10.00 Parent Grandparent Student Faculty Other TOTAL Number of PTSA Memberships: ___ X $10.00 per membership = $______Total Membership Dues $ ______PTSA/FRIENDS OF MAGNET DONATION: Our PTSA does not formally fundraise. Additional donations are used to by Friends of Magnet Donation $ ______our PTSA to purchase classroom items such as books, headsets, TVs, software, Total Amount Due $ ______science lab materials and many other items that benefit our teachers and students. Make check payable to CMHS PTSA Bring to School Office or Mail to: Levels of Membership: Red and Yellow: $250.00 1601 Viking Dr.

Yellow: $100.00 Shreveport, LA 71101 Red: $ 50.00 Your choice: $ ______

PTSA Friends of Magnet Donation: $ ______For Membership Chair Use Only: Circle: Paid by Check # ______Cash Credit Card BACK - TO- SCHOOL EDITI ON P A G E 11 Louisiana PTA

PTA’s goal is that every member will be a trained, effective advocate for children, empowering parents, teachers and others to The Mission of the PTSA PTA serves as: speak for every child with one voice. PTA members, as advocates, • A powerful voice for all children engage in many different activities whose purpose is to improve the • A relevant resource for families lives of children. and communities • A strong advocate for the education and well-being of every child

Why Join the PTSA • Get Connected—There is no better way to know what is happening in your school • Tap Into a Network—PTA functions are opportunities to meet other parents and teachers, building rapport and discussing Sign Up for Gmail Announcements issues that are important to you • Be a Role Model By becoming Want to receive the school announcements and the a PTSA member, you will be counselors’ newsletter via email? Sign up by going to the demonstrating to your child the importance you place on PTSA website at caddomagnetptsa.net and CLICK TO education SIGN UP FOR EMAIL ALERTS. • It Makes Great Things Happen

National PTA

Did you know that the National PTA website has a wealth of relevant information and resources? There is information on College and Career Readiness, and a Parents’ Guide to Student Success, arranged by grade level. There is information on health and safety and a complete guide to advocacy. You can even sign up for National PTA’s PTA Takes Action Net- work. This will enable you to stay up to date on all the advocacy efforts of PTA members. Find these and more at www.pta.org. The Magnet PTSA’s goal is to give all Magnet families access to information and news that will help keep everyone informed about our school and its PTSA.

CADDO PARISH MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 PTSA Executive Board 1601 VIKING DR. President | Krista Bodily SHREVEPORT, LA 71101 1st VP | Monica Burton (318) 221-2501 [email protected] 2nd VP - Membership | Julie Lyles 3rd VP | Michael Ilgenfritz Treasurer | Aimee McFarland caddomagnetptsa.net Recording Secretary | Lisa Nelson Corresponding Secretary | Talicia Miller Magnet Calendar of Events August 24 October 6: First Day of School Girls Volleyball vs Northwood 5:30pm, Gym

September 7: October 8: No School, Labor Day Holiday Girls Volleyball vs Haughton, 5:30pm, Gym September 10: October 12-14 Girls Volleyball vs Airline, 5pm, Gym Fall Break

September 14: PTSA Meeting, 5:30 pm, Library

September 15: Girls Volleyball vs Magnolia 5pm, Gym

September 17: Girls Volleyball vs Byrd 5pm, Gym

September 24 Girls Volleyball vs BTW, 5:30pm, Gym

September 25: Back tp School “Drive Thru” Membership Dinner

October 5: PTSA Meeting, 5:30 pm, Library