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Hunter-Tannersville 2009—2010 Student Council Officers Student Council Members: Joachim Koka, President HUNTER-TANNERSVILLE 2010 Maria Arangio Katie Drao, Vice President 2011 Jessie Moriarity Zachary Tripsas, Treasurer 2012 Gracesa Van Hentenryck Kathleen Farrell, Secretary 2009—2010 2013 Troy Bates Christopher Rosado, Board Rep . 2014 Michael Andreasen THE REGENTS BILL OF RIGHTS FOR STUDENTS IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EACH STUDENT IN THE HUNTER- TANNERSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT : ALL CHILDREN HAVE THE RIGHT: To a healthy, secure, nurturing infancy and early childhood. To be in regular attendance at school and in class. To live in circumstances which permit healthy intellectual, To be familiar with and abide by all district policies, emotional, physical and moral development. rules and regulations pertaining to student conduct. To a free, sound basic education. To work to the best of his/her ability in all academic To an education which respects their cultural, race, and extracurricular pursuits and strive toward the highest socioeconomic background and the language of their home. level of achievement possible. To an education appropriate for his or her individual needs. To conduct him/herself, when participating in or attending school To schools and educational programs which are effective. sponsored extracurricular events, as a representative of the Hunter- To educational programs which prepare them for jobs, for college, Tannersville Central School District and as such, hold him/herself to for responsible family life, and for citizenship in a self-governing society. the highest standards of conduct, demeanor, and sportsmanship. To pursue their education without fear. District To contribute to the maintenance of an environment that is conductive To the resources needed to secure their educational rights. to learning and will be expected to show due respect to other persons To an education which involves responsibility as well as rights . and to property. Calendar To make constructive contributions to his/her school and to report fairly the circumstances of school-related issues. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 111 222 333 444 555 Don’t miss the 11th Annual Blast Off BBQ 7:30 pm BOE Workshop District Blast Off BBQ at Haines Falls Railroad Station Hunter Elementary on Wednesday, Sept. 2nd 4:30 to-6:30 pm. EVERYONE WELCOME Site-based (T) Superintendent’s Conference Days 666 777 888 999 101010 111111 121212 School Begins Welcome Back Staff Dev. Committee Mtg. Labor Day District Faculty Mtg. (H) BV@ Andes Site-based (H) Character Ed Assembly No School Booster Club Mtg . GV Andes X-C home 9:30 am (H) 131313 141414 151515 161616 171717 181818 19 Rosh Hashanah (T) OPEN HOUSE SENIOR PORTRAITS 7pm 7:30 pm BOE Regular Mtg. (T) Presidential Classroom Site-based (T) Golf Tournament Faculty Mtg. (T) 6 pm (T) Sex Offenders in the 3:35 pm SPTO (H) 8:15 am Faculty Mtg. (H) Community Mtg. for iCafe (T) X-C @ Roxbury Gr. 7 Camp Out Mtg. 6 pm PARENTS ONLY BV @ Stamford 7:30 pm Mandatory MS/HS BM @ Windham BM/BV @ Margaretville GM @ Roxbury HT Booster Soccer GV Stamford Parent/Athlete/Coach Mtg. GM Windham GV Margaretville BM Roxbury Tournament 202020 212121 222222 Autumnal Equinox 232323 242424 252525 262626 (H) OPEN HOUSE X-C @ Queensbury Invy 7 PM HT Booster Soccer Tournament Environmental Awareness field trip Gr. 6 Staff Development GM/BM Downsville @ BV Charlotte Valley BM @ Gilboa BV South Kortright Fleischmann’s GV @ Charlotte Valley GM Gilboa GV @ South Kortright Gr. 8 Hike 272727 282828 Yom Kippur 292929 303030 September 2009 Fall into Step Enrichment begins (H) Gr. 6 Photography Program BM Stamford iCafe (T) Gr. 5 Hike GM @ Stamford X-C @ Downsville Gr. 8 Hike (rain date) Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 111 222 333 (H)SCHOOL PICTURES Character Ed Assembly X-C @ Grout Invy 7:30 pm BOE Workshop 1:45 pm (H) October 2009 Westkill/Lexington Community Ctr. Gr. 5 Hike (rain date) BV @ Windham BM Charlotte Valley GV Windham GM @ Charlotte Valley 444 555 666 7 B.E.D.S. 888 999 1010 10 (T)SCHOOL PICTURES INTERIM PERIOD ENDS SAT & SAT II Site-based (H) District Faculty Mtg. (H) BV Roxbury BV @ Gilboa X-C @ Manhattan College Invy Staff Dev. Committee Mtg. BM @ Jefferson BV/GV Downsville @ GV @ Roxbury GV Gilboa GM @ South Kortright X-C @ Delhi Invy GM Jefferson Fleischmann’s BM South Kortright Fire Prevention Activities (H) 1111 11 1212 12 1313 13 1414 14 P.S.A.T. 1515 15 1616 16 1717 17 7:30 pm BOE Regular Mtg. (T) INTERIM REPORTS MAILED Gr. 8 ELA practice exam Columbus Day Faculty Mtg. (T) 3:35 pm Faculty Mtg. (H) 2:30 pm SPTO (T) BV Jefferson X-C @ Windham Gr. 6 Hike (rain date) iCafe (T) NO SCHOOL GV @ Jefferson Gr. 6 Hike Grade 7 Camp-Out X-C @ Newark (NY) Invy 1818 18 1919 19 2020 20 2121 21 2222 22 2323 23 2424 24 BV/GV Delaware League Site-based (T) Booster Club Mtg. Staff Development Conference Day Soccer Championships @ BM Andes X-C Championships GM Margaretville NO SCHOOL National Soccer Hall of Fame 2525 25 2626 26 2727 27 2828 28 2929 29 3030 30 3131 31 Senior Class Dinner X-C Section 4 Championships Halloween iCafe (T) SADD HALLOWEEN Stay Safe Soccer Sectionals Soccer Sectionals DANCE (T) Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 111 222 333 444 555 666 777 Election Day 7:30 pm BOE Workshop Character Ed Assembly Lanesville Firehouse 9:30 am (H) SAT & SAT II (T) Are YOU Smarter than an HTC Senior? All County 7:30 pm District Faculty Mtg. (T) Staff Dev. Committee Mtg. All County Practice Catskill Senior Practice Game Catskill 888 999 1010 10 1111 11 1212 12 1313 13 1414 14 MARKING PERIOD ENDS X-C NYS Championships @ Senior Soccer @ Faculty Mtg. (T) Veteran’s Day Plattsburgh Winter Season Starts March to Memorial (T) Site-based (H) iCafe (T) Margaretville Site-based (T) Please, Dress Warm NO SCHOOL 8:15 am Faculty Mtg. (H) 1515 15 1616 16 1717 17 1818 18 1919 19 2020 20 2121 21 7:30 pm BOE Regular Mtg. (H) REPORT CARDS MAILED 11:15 am Early Dismissal (H) Grades Due HSO Pre K-6 Parent Teacher (H) Fall Into Step Ends Booster Club Mtg . 3:35 pm SPTO (H) Staff Development Conferences (noon to 7 pm) Grade 5 Social Studies Assessments Fall Northeast Instrumental Music Festival 2222 22 2323 23 2424 24 2525 25 2626 26 2727 27 2828 28 Early Dismissal 11:00 (T) 11:30 (H) GJV/GV Booster Club Tournament Thanksgiving Vacation 2929 29 3030 30 SCHOOL CLOSINGS TUNE TO: AM 560 WCKL TV WRGB Ch. 6 FM 98.5 WCKL TV WTEN Ch. 10 FM 920 WGHQ TV WNYT Ch. 13 FM 97.9 WRIP TV RNN Ch. 22 www.cancellations.com Capital News Ch. 9 November 2009 iCafe (T) Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 111 222 333 444 555 Staff Dev. Committee Mtg. Parent Conferences (T) 7:30 pm BOE Workshop Brooks BBQ (T) December POINSETTIA SALE NO SCHOOL (T) only Jewett Municipal Center Dec. 1st to 11th SAT & SAT II 2009 3:35 pm Faculty Mtg. (H) Character Ed Assembly GJV/GV @ South Kortright BJV/BV South Kortright 1:45 pm (H) 666 777 888 999 101010 111111 121212 Hanukkah PT Conf. (snow date) Faculty Mtg. (T) Site-based (H) iCafe (T) District Faculty Mtg. (H) GJV/GV @ Downsville GJV/BV Downsville GJV/GV Stamford BJV/BV @ Stamford 131313 141414 151515 161616 171717 181818 191919 7:00 pm Concert (H) 7:00 pm Concert (T) INTERIM PERIOD ENDS Senior Citizen’s Dinner 7:30 pm BOE Regular Mtg. (T) Site-based (T) BJV/BV Windham Concerts Snow Date Booster Club Mtg. 2:30 pm SPTO (T) Staff Development BJV/BV @ Charlotte Valley GJV/GV Charlotte Valley 202020 212121 222222 232323 242424 25 Christmas 26 Kwanzaa INTERIM REPORTS Happy Holidays Winter Solstice MAILED 272727 282828 292929 303030 31 New Years Eve HAPPY NEW YEAR Winter Holiday Break Dec. 24th to Jan. 1st Happy Holidays Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 111 222 January 2010 New Year’s Day NO SCHOOL 333 4 School Resumes 555 666 7 8 999 7:30 pm BOE Workshop (H) Character Ed Assembly 1:45 pm (H) District Faculty Mtg. (T) Staff Dev. Committee Mtg. BM Andes Gr. 1 Ski Gr. 2 Ski Gr. 3 Ski Gr. 10 Career Day GM @ Gilboa GM @ Andes GJV/GV Gilboa BJV/BV @ Gilboa GJV/GV @ Roxbury BJV/BV Roxbury GM Gilboa 1010 10 1111 11 1212 12 1313 13 1414 14 1515 15 1616 16 Site-based (T) Gr. 1 Ski 8:15 am Faculty Mtg. (H) BM South Kortright Faculty Mtg. (T) Gr. 2 Ski Site-based (H) BM Charlotte Valley GM @ South Kortright BJV/BV Margaretville GJV/GV @ Margaretville Gr. 3 Ski GM @ Charlotte Valley 1717 17 1818 18 1919 19 2020 20 2121 21 2222 22 2323 23 7:30 pm BOE Regular Mtg. (H) SAT & SAT II WISE Workshop Martin Luther King, Jr. 3:35 pm SPTO (H) Staff Development NO SCHOOL Gr. 1 Ski Gr. 2 Ski Gr. 3 Ski GJV/GV @ Stamford BJV/BV Stamford GJV/GV Andes BJV/BV @ Andes 2424 24 2525 25 2626 26 27 2828 28 2929 29 3030 30 11:15 am Early Dismissal (H) MARKING PERIOD ENDS PT Conferences (noon to 6 pm) WISE Workshop Gr. 2 Ski Booster Club Mtg. BM Jefferson Gr. 1 Ski GM @ Jefferson BJV/BV @ Jefferson GJV/GV Jefferson BM Downsville BM Margaretville GM @ Downsville REGENTS EXAMS GM @ Margaretville 3131 31 SCHOOL CLOSINGS TUNE TO: AM 560 WCKL FM 98.5 WCKL TV WRGB Ch.
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