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The Middle School Golf Team will be traveling to Enosburgh today. Please meet as a team near the blue building in the Junior parking lot at 11:00 for team pictures. 8th Grade Softball & Baseball teams play at home today. Game times are at 4:45. Girls play in the Pit, Boys play on the Middle School Baseball Field. The Library will be closed on Friday from 9:40 - 1:06. Calling all basketball players from grades 2-12. There is a great opportunity to improve skills, practice those skills in scrimmages and enjoy the game while working hard. The dates for the basketball camp are June 24th-28th. More information is provided on the fliers/registration forms, that are available at the front desk or with Coach Coppenrath in room D6. Coach Coppenrath, Coach Massett and some JV and Varsity players will be coaching and helping out. Please check out mvuschool.org/programs/careercenter for employment and educational opportunities. ATTENTION CURRENT 8-11 GRADE - Students for Social Justice Info Meeting - Join like minded students after school on Tuesday JUNE 11th in J18 from 2:45-3:30 to brainstorm ideas for student led activism designed to foster a healthy community through projects that focus on serving, celebrating, and understanding one another. Social justice is about distributing resources fairly and treating all people equitably so that they feel safe and secure—physically and psychologically. Contact Mrs Bowen if you have any questions or are not able to attend... Snacks will be provided. Attention 8th grade students - (If you already have not done so) We are collecting one baby photo (under age 5 if possible) of each 8th grade student to decorate the entryway to the gymnasium. Please bring your photo to Mrs. Kilbury in the Middle School Office, at your earliest convenience. We are excited to announce this year's Project Graduation event will be held at the Sheldon Casino Pavilion immediately following the commencement ceremony on June 14th. Planned events will include a Hypnotist, DJ with Laser Light Show, Black light Volleyball, Bon Fire, Corn Hole, Can Jam and other games! There will be great food and drinks! Every student will leave with a Swag Bag and there will be chances to win very cool prizes throughout the event! This is a free event for our graduates!! Please complete the permission form emailed to you and return it to Mr. Fortin, by no later than May 31, 2019. You may bring a guest with pre-approval by Mr. Hartman. If you missed out on the Krispy Kreme Donuts in April, or have a craving for more, Education First Travel Group is selling them this month for $10/dozen. Please contact Mrs. Machia (A-37) or a student if you are interested in supporting their efforts; an order form will also be in the teachers' lounge. Deadline is June 7; delivery June 12. Attention Seniors: please don’t forget to pick up your cap and gown in Mrs. Larose’s office. Cost is $20.00.
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The Library will be closed today from 11:06 - 1:06. ATTENTION CURRENT 8-11 GRADE - Students for Social Justice Info Meeting - Join like minded students after school on Tuesday JUNE 11th in J18 from 2:45-3:30 to brainstorm ideas for student led activism designed to foster a healthy community through projects that focus on serving, celebrating, and understanding one another. Social justice is about distributing resources fairly and treating all people equitably so that they feel safe and secure—physically and psychologically. Contact Mrs Bowen if you have any questions or are not able to attend... Snacks will be provided. We are excited to announce this year's Project Graduation event will be held at the Sheldon Casino Pavilion immediately following the commencement ceremony on June 14th. Planned events will include a Hypnotist, DJ with Laser Light Show, Black light Volleyball, Bon Fire, Corn Hole, Can Jam and other games! There will be great food and drinks! Every student will leave with a Swag Bag and there will be chances to win very cool prizes throughout the event! This is a free event for our graduates!! Please complete the permission form emailed to you and return it to Mr. Fortin, by no later than May 31, 2019. You may bring a guest with pre-approval by Mr. Hartman. If you missed out on the Krispy Kreme Donuts in April, or have a craving for more, Education First Travel Group is selling them this month for $10/dozen. Please contact Mrs. Machia (A-37) or a student if you are interested in supporting their efforts; an order form will also be in the teachers' lounge. Deadline is June 7; delivery June 12. Attention Seniors: please don’t forget to pick up your cap and gown in Mrs. Larose’s office. Cost is $20.00. Attention 8th grade students- We are collecting one baby photo (under age 5 if possible) of each 8th grade student to decorate the entry way to the gymnasium. Please bring your photo to Mrs. Kilbury in the Middle School Office, at your earliest convenience. B DayToday in Sports:
Congratulations to Sam Choiniere who is a finalist for the Burlington Cars Drawing on Saturday, May 18th! Sam has the chance to win a new car, a $1000 scholarship, or other prizes. Good Luck Sam!!! GET PAID TO MILK COWS. Boucher Family Farm in Highgate. The Boucher Family Farm in Highgate is looking for the right person(s) to join us in the milking parlor. Shifts are 2.5 to 3.0 hours early mornings and afternoons, but there is some scheduling flexibility. Attention to detail, reliability and your own transportation are required. Responsibilities include milking, some barn work and cow care. No Experience Necessary. Call or text 355-2653. We are collecting one baby photo (under age 5 if possible) of each 8th grade student to decorate the entry way to the gymnasium. Please bring your photo to Mrs. Kilbury in the Middle School Office, at your earliest convenience. If you missed out on the Krispy Kreme Donuts in April, or have a craving for more, Education First Travel Group is selling them this month for $10/dozen. Please contact myself (A-37) or a student if you are interested in supporting their efforts; an order form will also be in the teachers' lounge. Deadline is May 31; delivery June 6. MVU Middle School is hosting a book drive from May 6-17. If you have any lightly used young adult books that you would be willing to donate, please bring them to Ms. Percy, Ms. Hillyard, Ms Moore, or Ms. Cook's rooms. These books will be redistributed for students to take home over the summer. B dayToday in Sports:
The National Arts Honor Society Inductions will take place tonight in the Commons beginning at 6:30. The Library will be closed today, Wednesday, May 15th from 7:30 - 12:30 for AP testing. Students in Credit Recovery and Humanities in Action need to enter their classes through the science rooms. GET PAID TO MILK COWS. Boucher Family Farm in Highgate. The Boucher Family Farm in Highgate is looking for the right person(s) to join us in the milking parlor. Shifts are 2.5 to 3.0 hours early mornings and afternoons, but there is some scheduling flexibility. Attention to detail, reliability and your own transportation are required. Responsibilities include milking, some barn work and cow care. No Experience Necessary. Call or text 355-2653. We are collecting one baby photo (under age 5 if possible) of each 8th grade student to decorate the entry way to the gymnasium. Please bring your photo to Mrs. Kilbury in the Middle School Office, at your earliest convenience. MIDDLE SCHOOL BUSTED TICKET WINNERS: WEEK ENDING 5/10/19 XStream Team – Leo Benway Firebirds Team – Allie Nappi Thompson Dream Team – Audree Goodhue Voyagers Team – Conner Quick If you missed out on the Krispy Kreme Donuts in April, or have a craving for more, Education First Travel Group is selling them this month for $10/dozen. Please contact myself (A-37) or a student if you are interested in supporting their efforts; an order form will also be in the teachers' lounge. Deadline is May 31; delivery June 6. MVU Middle School is hosting a book drive from May 6-17. If you have any lightly used young adult books that you would be willing to donate, please bring them to Ms. Percy, Ms. Hillyard, Ms Moore, or Ms. Cook's rooms. These books will be redistributed for students to take home over the summer. B dayToday in Sports:
Seniors, don't forget to pick up your caps and gowns today. The Balfour rep will be in the Commons during all lunch hours. If you missed out on the Krispy Kreme Donuts in April, or have a craving for more, Education First Travel Group is selling them this month for $10/dozen. Please contact myself (A-37) or a student if you are interested in supporting their efforts; an order form will also be in the teachers' lounge. Deadline is May 31; delivery June 6. Former MVU student Kelsey Ward of the Vermont National Guard will be here on Tuesday May 14th at 9:00 am to offer information and answer questions about programs available through the National Guard as well as requirements for those programs and enlistment. If you would like to meet with Kelsey please stop by the guidance office and let your counselor or Mrs Greenia know you are interested in attending. The Library will be closed today from 7:30 - 12:00 for AP testing. Attention Seniors: Just a reminder that if you have received any awards or scholarships, to please let Mrs. Larose know so that we can recognize your achievements on Senior Awards Night. Deadline to hand this information in is Monday, May 13th. There is a Middle School Thank-you Dance on Friday, May 10th 7:00-9:00 in the MVU Commons. FREE ADMISSION TO STUDENTS IN GOOD STANDING (no office referrals for the 2018-2019 school year). Prizes given away in a raffle. MVU Middle School is hosting a book drive from May 6-17. If you have any lightly used young adult books that you would be willing to donate, please bring them to Ms. Percy, Ms. Hillyard, Ms Moore, or Ms. Cook's rooms. These books will be redistributed for students to take home over the summer. B DayThe Library will be closed on Friday from 7:30 - 12:00 for AP testing.
Attention Seniors: Caps and Gowns can be picked up this Friday, May 10th in the Commons during all lunch periods. Cost is $20.00. If you’re paying by check, please make it out to “Balfour”. We can not accept checks made out to MVU. Attention Seniors: Just a reminder that if you have received any awards or scholarships, to please let Mrs. Larose know so that we can recognize your achievements on Senior Awards Night. Deadline to hand this information in is Monday, May 13th. Today in Sports:
Applications and information regarding temporary summer employment can be found on the VTrans website, https://vtrans.vermont.gov/civil-rights/employment/opportunities/temporary temporary applications are also in St. Albans on the front counter. Agency of Transportation: Temporary Intern position opportunity for a technically minded individual to fill a temporary position out of the St. Albans Office. The position would involve inspection of our district’s infrastructure using iPads and an ArcGIS platform. This activity would involve traversing rough terrain, and would be mostly outdoor work, ($12.87 per hour) anyone age 16 – 17 can apply candidate age 18 would be preferred. A CPR class will be held at MVU, Thursday, May 9th and 23rd for certification. Students 15 year old and older are eligible. If interested in this free course you can find forms to register on the AfterHours bulletin board or at the front desk. Forms must be returned to Mrs. McWilliams by the end of today, Wednesday, May 8th in order to attend the course. For more informaiton, contact Mr. J, MVU AfterHours Coordinator at [email protected]. MVU Middle School is hosting a book drive from May 6-17. If you have any lightly used young adult books that you would be willing to donate, please bring them to Ms. Percy, Ms. Hillyard, Ms Moore, or Ms. Cook's rooms. These books will be redistributed for students to take home over the summer. There is a Middle School Thank-you Dance on Friday, May 10th 7:00-9:00 in the MVU Commons. FREE ADMISSION TO STUDENTS IN GOOD STANDING (no office referrals for the 2018-2019 school year). Prizes given away in a raffle. The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony is Wednesday, May 8th in the Trahan Theatre at 6:30. A DayAttention Seniors: Caps and Gowns can be picked up this Friday, May 10th in the Commons during all lunch periods. Cost is $20.00. If you’re paying by check, please make it out to “Balfour”. We can not accept checks made out to MVU.
Attention Seniors: Just a reminder that if you have received any awards or scholarships, to please let Mrs. Larose know so that we can recognize your achievements on Senior Awards Night. Deadline to hand this information in is Monday, May 13th. Today in Sports:
MVU Middle School is hosting a book drive from May 6-17. If you have any lightly used young adult books that you would be willing to donate, please bring them to Ms. Percy, Ms. Hillyard, Ms Moore, or Ms. Cook's rooms. These books will be redistributed for students to take home over the summer. There is a Middle School Thank-you Dance on Friday, May 10th 7:00-9:00 in the MVU Commons. FREE ADMISSION TO STUDENTS IN GOOD STANDING (no office referrals for the 2018-2019 school year). Prizes given away in a raffle. The National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony is today, May 7th in the Trahan Theatre at 6:00. The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony is Wednesday, May 8th in the Trahan Theatre at 6:30. Vermont Precision Tool is offering a 4 weeks of no cost advanced manufacturing training this summer with guaranteed employment upon completion. Starting wage of $14.00/hour with potential to earn $16.00/hour or more after one year. Participants will receive training in Material Science, Blueprint Reading, Geometric Dimension and Tolerances, Precision Measurement Techniques and more. Participants will earn up to 25 college credits upon successful completion of the training. Please see Mr. Barwin for more information. Attention all current 8th, 9th, 10th, & 11th grade Students who are interested in being on Student Council next year; please fill out an application, note the position you would like to run for and return it to Mrs. Larose in the high school office. Applications are located outside of her office. Got a summer job that wants CPR certification? Looking into a career in medicine? Here is high school students to be certified for free! The Swanton Police Chief Stell will be leading this hands on class. Teens must attend both classes 3-5pm Thursday May 9th and 23rd. Information around school and on AfterHours bulletin boards. Limited opportunity, so sign up this week....Contact JR for more information 868-0507 or [email protected]. UVM Summer Academy: Designed for motivated high school students who have completed 10th, 11th or 12th grade, the University of Vermont’s Summer Academy is an outstanding, academically challenging 4-week program (2 weeks on-campus, 2 weeks online) that provides students with the opportunity to earn credits, explore a specific area of career interest, experience college life and showcase their talent and ambition to college recruiters. Search the uvm.edu website for information and see your school counselor for assistance. Summer Opportunity here at MVU 7/29 - 8/2: Rosie’s Girls – is a summer camp program in its 20th year that gives middle school girls hands-on opportunities in a variety of STEAM fields, including welding, carpentry, computer programming, and forestry. One of the most important parts of the program is our Junior Staff, made up of 1 Junior Instructor/week who supports our adult staff in delivering camp activities and other camp logistics. It is an opportunity to grow as a leader and experience camp from a new angle. We are looking for a young woman or gender non-conforming student entering grades 10-12 who might be interested in this opportunity. You don’t need to have any experience with STEAM but it will certainly be an enhanced experience if you are interested in related fields! There is a $100 stipend for the week. This is an experience worthy of any resumes or applications. See Mrs. Hartman or Mr. Barwin for details. B DayToday in Sports:
Vermont Precision Tool is offering a 4 weeks of no cost advanced manufacturing training this summer with guaranteed employment upon completion. Starting wage of $14.00/hour with potential to earn $16.00/hour or more after one year. Participants will receive training in Material Science, Blueprint Reading, Geometric Dimension and Tolerances, Precision Measurement Techniques and more. Participants will earn up to 25 college credits upon successful completion of the training. Please see Mr. Barwin for more information. Attention all current 8th, 9th, 10th, & 11th grade Students who are interested in being on Student Council next year; please fill out an application, note the position you would like to run for and return it to Mrs. Larose in the high school office. Applications are located outside of her office. The Alburg RV Resort (1 Alburg RV Resort Rd.), off Blue Rock Rd in Alburg, right after the West Swanton bridge about a 1/4 mile) is looking for someone to work in the store/office from May to September 30th (will hire year after year) - Applicant must be at least 16 years of age with reliable transportation. Applicant needs to be good with people, good on a computer and reliable. It is a fast paced job and can get very busy at times. Hours: A couple days a week after school until 6/8 depending on how busy we are and weekends will alternate one weekend and would be the morning shifts, Sat & Sun 9-2 the following the afternoon shifts Sat & Sun 2-8. Please apply either through email to [email protected] or phone 752-6254 for a phone interview or personal interview. Got a summer job that wants CPR certification? Looking into a career in medicine? Here is high school students to be certified for free! The Swanton Police Chief Stell will be leading this hands on class. Teens must attend both classes 3-5pm Thursday May 9th and 23rd. Information around school and on AfterHours bulletin boards. Limited opportunity, so sign up this week....Contact JR for more information 868-0507 or [email protected]. Attention Seniors: if you plan on attending Senior Banquet, please get your tickets as soon as possible. Numbers are so low that the event may be cancelled. Seniors can pick up their free ticket in room J6 from 7:30-8am or anytime between 12:46-3:30 pm. Seniors can also buy their guest tickets (unlimited guests!) from Mrs. Price (J6) until May 3rd. No tickets will be sold at the door. Cost is $15/ guest. UVM Summer Academy: Designed for motivated high school students who have completed 10th, 11th or 12th grade, the University of Vermont’s Summer Academy is an outstanding, academically challenging 4-week program (2 weeks on-campus, 2 weeks online) that provides students with the opportunity to earn credits, explore a specific area of career interest, experience college life and showcase their talent and ambition to college recruiters. Search the uvm.edu website for information and see your school counselor for assistance. Summer Opportunity here at MVU 7/29 - 8/2: Rosie’s Girls – is a summer camp program in its 20th year that gives middle school girls hands-on opportunities in a variety of STEAM fields, including welding, carpentry, computer programming, and forestry. One of the most important parts of the program is our Junior Staff, made up of 1 Junior Instructor/week who supports our adult staff in delivering camp activities and other camp logistics. It is an opportunity to grow as a leader and experience camp from a new angle. We are looking for a young woman or gender non-conforming student entering grades 10-12 who might be interested in this opportunity. You don’t need to have any experience with STEAM but it will certainly be an enhanced experience if you are interested in related fields! There is a $100 stipend for the week. This is an experience worthy of any resumes or applications. See Mrs. Hartman or Mr. Barwin for details. A dayToday in Sports:
Vermont Precision Tool is offering a 4 weeks of no cost advanced manufacturing training this summer with guaranteed employment upon completion. Starting wage of $14.00/hour with potential to earn $16.00/hour or more after one year. Participants will receive training in Material Science, Blueprint Reading, Geometric Dimension and Tolerances, Precision Measurement Techniques and more. Participants will earn up to 25 college credits upon successful completion of the training. Please see Mr. Barwin for more information. The Alburg RV Resort (1 Alburg RV Resort Rd.), off Blue Rock Rd in Alburg, right after the West Swanton bridge about a 1/4 mile) is looking for someone to work in the store/office from May to September 30th (will hire year after year) - Applicant must be at least 16 years of age with reliable transportation. Applicant needs to be good with people, good on a computer and reliable. It is a fast paced job and can get very busy at times. Hours: A couple days a week after school until 6/8 depending on how busy we are and weekends will alternate one weekend and would be the morning shifts, Sat & Sun 9-2 the following the afternoon shifts Sat & Sun 2-8. Please apply either through email to [email protected] or phone 752-6254 for a phone interview or personal interview. Got a summer job that wants CPR certification? Looking into a career in medicine? Here is high school students to be certified for free! The Swanton Police Chief Stell will be leading this hands on class. Teens must attend both classes 3-5pm Thursday May 9th and 23rd. Information around school and on AfterHours bulletin boards. Limited opportunity, so sign up this week....Contact JR for more information 868-0507 or [email protected]. Attention Seniors: if you plan on attending Senior Banquet, please get your tickets as soon as possible. Numbers are so low that the event may be cancelled. Seniors can pick up their free ticket in room J6 from 7:30-8am or anytime between 12:46-3:30 pm. Seniors can also buy their guest tickets (unlimited guests!) from Mrs. Price (J6) until May 3rd. No tickets will be sold at the door. Cost is $15/ guest. UVM Summer Academy: Designed for motivated high school students who have completed 10th, 11th or 12th grade, the University of Vermont’s Summer Academy is an outstanding, academically challenging 4-week program (2 weeks on-campus, 2 weeks online) that provides students with the opportunity to earn credits, explore a specific area of career interest, experience college life and showcase their talent and ambition to college recruiters. Search the uvm.edu website for information and see your school counselor for assistance. Attention all students who are interested in being on Student Council next year; please fill out an application, note the position you would like to run for and return it to Mrs. Larose in the high school office. Applications are located outside of her office. Summer Opportunity here at MVU 7/29 - 8/2: Rosie’s Girls – is a summer camp program in its 20th year that gives middle school girls hands-on opportunities in a variety of STEAM fields, including welding, carpentry, computer programming, and forestry. One of the most important parts of the program is our Junior Staff, made up of 1 Junior Instructor/week who supports our adult staff in delivering camp activities and other camp logistics. It is an opportunity to grow as a leader and experience camp from a new angle. We are looking for a young woman or gender non-conforming student entering grades 10-12 who might be interested in this opportunity. You don’t need to have any experience with STEAM but it will certainly be an enhanced experience if you are interested in related fields! There is a $100 stipend for the week. This is an experience worthy of any resumes or applications. See Mrs. Hartman or Mr. Barwin for details. B DayToday is the last day to purchase Prom tickets. Tickets will be on sale during all lunch periods. Cost is $35.00 each. Prom will be held at the Sunset Ballroom on Saturday, May 4th.
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The Alburg RV Resort (1 Alburg RV Resort Rd.), off Blue Rock Rd in Alburg, right after the West Swanton bridge about a 1/4 mile) is looking for someone to work in the store/office from May to September 30th (will hire year after year) - Applicant must be at least 16 years of age with reliable transportation. Applicant needs to be good with people, good on a computer and reliable. It is a fast paced job and can get very busy at times. Hours: A couple days a week after school until 6/8 depending on how busy we are and weekends will alternate one weekend and would be the morning shifts, Sat & Sun 9-2 the following the afternoon shifts Sat & Sun 2-8. Please apply either through email to [email protected] or phone 752-6254 for a phone interview or personal interview. This May the Franklin County Airport is offering an after school class with hands on activities, information and some pilot orientation. Also promoting scholarship for some 16 to 19 year old for FREE PILOT TRAINING. Free plane rides Saturday June 11th. Information around school and on Crossroads/AfterHours bulletin boards. Limited opportunity, so sign up this week....Contact JR for more information 868-0507 or [email protected]. Got a summer job that wants CPR certification? Looking into a career in medicine? Here is high school students to be certified for free! The Swanton Police Chief Stell will be leading this hands on class. Teens must attend both classes 3-5pm Thursday May 9th and 23rd. Information around school and on AfterHours bulletin boards. Limited opportunity, so sign up this week....Contact JR for more information 868-0507 or [email protected]. All Yankee Candle orders are due today to Mrs. Gagne. Attention Seniors: if you plan on attending Senior Banquet, please get your tickets as soon as possible. Numbers are so low that the event may be cancelled. Seniors can pick up their free ticket in room J6 from 7:30-8am or anytime between 12:46-3:30 pm. Seniors can also buy their guest tickets (unlimited guests!) from Mrs. Price (J6) until May 3rd. No tickets will be sold at the door. Cost is $15/ guest. UVM Summer Academy: Designed for motivated high school students who have completed 10th, 11th or 12th grade, the University of Vermont’s Summer Academy is an outstanding, academically challenging 4-week program (2 weeks on-campus, 2 weeks online) that provides students with the opportunity to earn credits, explore a specific area of career interest, experience college life and showcase their talent and ambition to college recruiters. Search the uvm.edu website for information and see your school counselor for assistance. Attention all students who are interested in being on Student Council next year; please fill out an application, note the position you would like to run for and return it to Mrs. Larose in the high school office. Applications are located outside of her office. Summer Opportunity here at MVU 7/29 - 8/2: Rosie’s Girls – is a summer camp program in its 20th year that gives middle school girls hands-on opportunities in a variety of STEAM fields, including welding, carpentry, computer programming, and forestry. One of the most important parts of the program is our Junior Staff, made up of 1 Junior Instructor/week who supports our adult staff in delivering camp activities and other camp logistics. It is an opportunity to grow as a leader and experience camp from a new angle. We are looking for a young woman or gender non-conforming student entering grades 10-12 who might be interested in this opportunity. You don’t need to have any experience with STEAM but it will certainly be an enhanced experience if you are interested in related fields! There is a $100 stipend for the week. This is an experience worthy of any resumes or applications. See Mrs. Hartman or Mr. Barwin for details. |
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