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Sunnyside Christian School Newsletter January 9, 2014 Sunnyside Christian School Newsletter January 9, 2014 Calendar Thursday, January 9 -Promotion Committee Meeting- H.S. Library- 12:30 p.m. Friday, January 10 -SCHS Basketball vs. Glenwood- at Glenwood- JV Boys- 6:00 Saturday, January 11 -SCHS Basketball vs. Liberty Christian- at Liberty Chr., Richland -JV Boys- 3:30, Var. Girls- 5:00, Var. Boys- 6:30 Monday, January 13 -Finance Committee Meeting- H.S. Home Ec. Rm.- 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 14 -ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH- Pepperoni -Building & Grounds Committee Meeting- 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 15 -ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH- Hot Dogs, Nachos, Nuggets, Chili -Mom’s in Prayer Meeting- Elementary Library- 9:30-10:30 a.m. -High School Exams- see attached schedule Thursday, January 16 -High School Exams- see attached schedule -Education Committee Meeting- Elementary Library- 7:00 p.m. Friday, January 17 -ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH- Canadian Bacon Pizza -High School Exams -End of 2nd Quarter/1st Semester -SCHS Basketball vs. Yakama Tribal- at Yak. Tri., Toppenish -JV Boys- 4:30, Var. Girls- 6:00, Var. Boys- 7:30 Saturday, January 18 -SCHS Basketball vs. Klickitat- at SCHS -Var. Girls- 3:00, Var. Boys- 4:30 -Dinner Menu: Chili/Cornbread/Cookie/Pop Monday, January 20 -NO SCHOOL- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day -Board Meeting- Elementary Library- 7:00 p.m. Advance Calendar Monday, February 17 -NO SCHOOL- President’s Day Thurs.-Fri., & Mon. -NO SCHOOL- Mid-Winter Break March 6-7,& 10 2013-2014 School Theme – The Armor of God January Theme – Helmet of Salvation "Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.” Ephesians 6:17 Our sincerest sympathy to the families of Clarence Friend and Jerry Haak. Clarence and Jerry both went home to be with their Lord and Savior on Christmas Day. Clarence was one of our faithful bus drivers for numerous years, and Jerry served on various boards and committees. Both men were an integral part of SCS and have numerous family members that are part of our SCS family. Please keep the entire F r i en d , Haak, and Bosma families in your prayers at this time. WINTER WEATHER CONDITIONS Snow route days, late starts, and/or school closures will be posted on the school website www.sunnysidechristianschool.org under the “Upcoming Events” heading. They will also be announced on Gap West Broadcasting Stations (1280 AM KIT, 1460 AM KUTI, 92.9 FM KDBL, 100.9 FM CHERRY, 107.3 FM KFFM) as well as on KNDO/KNDU and KIMA television channels. PLEASE CHECK FOR THIS INFORMATION ON ANY MORNING THAT YOU FEEL THE WEATHER IS QUESTIONABLE. Also, if you are NOT planning to ride the bus, please call your driver. We ask for your continual prayers for our bus drivers and our students as they travel the roads each day. K-12th Christmas Concert DVD’s available: Cost is $10.00. Please contact the elementary office if you would like one (837-3044). Lock Down Drills: Students in the elementary building will be practicing lock down drills periodically throughout the school year. Our next practice drill will be tomorrow, January 10. Age appropriate explanations will be given to the students via the classroom teacher. We wanted parents to be aware that we will be practicing these drills so when kids come home you can be prepared to answer some questions. Please pray for safety for our students. High School Sports Broadcasts: Jeff Place will be broadcasting some of the Knight basketball games via his website. For a schedule and more information, please go to his website at www.jeffplace.com. Thinking of upgrading your camera this year? The High School Yearbook club is looking to purchase a gently used digital SLR camera. If you or someone you know has one they would be willing to sell, please contact Dawn Haak at [email protected] Asbestos Notification: The Sunnyside Christian Elementary Building has non-friable asbestos in the hallway tile and friable material in the multi-purpose room ceiling. The asbestos is being operated and maintained to insure the safety of the occupants. A complete management plan is available in the elementary office for public review. SCHS EXAM SCHEDULE Grade Eleven and Twelve students may leave campus each day for lunch but otherwise should not leave campus between exams. Grade Nine and Ten students must stay on campus from their first exam each day through their last exam of the day. All students do not have to be at school until their first exam and may leave following their last exam of each day. Buses will run as normal, and the school will be open for students during normal school hours. A reminder-exams count for 15%-20% of semester grades, so students should prepare diligently. SCHS First Semester Exam Schedule 2013-2014 Wednesday 1/15 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 9:00-10:30 Algebra I Draft-L S 10 US History 11 TCAL Pre-algebra 10:45-12:15 Intro Ag 9 Biology Spanish II (11) English 12 Computer 9 1:00-2:30 Study Study Consumer M Consumer M (if here) (if here) Thursday 1/16 9:00-10:30 Earth Sci Geometry English 11 Spanish III (12) Basic Geometry 10:45-12:15 Health Spanish I (10) Algebra II US Hist 12 1:00-2:30 Study Study Physi Science Physi Science (if here) (if here) SAT Prep Friday 1/17 8:40-10:10 English 9 World Hist 10 Chemistry Chemistry Horticulture Horticulture 10:25-11:55 English 10 World Religions Math IV Advanced Woods Thrift Shop News Spring has arrived at the Thrift Shop! Our busy bees have loaded our shelves and racks with spring décor. We have Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day and Easter and other fun spring items too. God has blessed us with several nice pieces of vintage jewelry and many antique items recently. Another MUST SEE item is a rare collectable ceramic Pink Poodle, this precious little gal still has her original tag! Hurry in these items do not last long in the shop. E-Cycle – we are accepting TV’s Computers, Monitors and Towers for the E-Cycle program. This is a great way to get rid of your tired and worn out equipment for free! The Thrift Shop is paid by the pound for collecting and processing these items for shipment to an eco-friendly recycling center. Be sure to thank Mr. DeGroot for his time and dedication to this program. All proceeds go to benefit SCS. STORE HOURS: Monday – Friday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm and Saturdays 9:30 am - 4:00 pm .
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