TAYLORVILLE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Monday, October 20, 2014
STUDENT INFORMATION
1.
Good luck to the 7th & 8th grade
Girls’ Basketball teams at Meridian tonight 6:00. Bus leaves at 5:00.
2.
Good luck to the 6th grade Girls’ Basketball
team in Auburn tonight at 6:15.
3.
Boys’ Basketball tryouts begin tonight. 7th
grade boys try out today through Thursday, October 23rd from 3:15 to
4:30. 8th grade Boys’ Basketball tryouts will be tonight 7:30 to
9:00 and Tuesday, October 21st 8:15 (after Girls’ game) to 9:30.
4.
October book orders for the Media Center are due today.
5.
Mr. Morrissey will be hosting an eight week long History
club on Wednesdays after school. The times will be 3:30 to 5:00, and the club
will be playing games and watching films about World War II. Come see Mr.
Morrissey in Room 101 (Forum) if you are interested.
6.
Do you like to draw, play an instrument, write poems/songs,
paint or participate in any other form of artistic self-expression? If you do, come to Mr. Zini’s room (310)
today after school. We’re going to start
meeting every other Monday for the rest of the fall and winter. Have a ride ready to take you home at
4:30. This group is open to all junior
high students.
7.
Builders’ Club meets today in room 110 from 3:15 to 4:00.
8.
Homework Helpers meets today until 4:00.
9.
The nurse will be giving vision and hearing screenings today.
AT A GLANCE
October 21 7th & 8th
grade Girls’ Basketball vs Chatham Glenwood at Home 6:00
6th grade
Girls’ Basketball vs Rochester in Stonington at 6:00
7th grade
Boys’ Basketball tryouts 3:15 to 4:30
8th grade
Boys’ Basketball tryouts 8:15 to 9:30
Lego Robotics Club
meets in room 113 until 4:00
October 22 IMSA meets in room 311 until 4:00
Homework Helpers
October 23 Newspaper Club for 5th
grade 3:15 to 4:00
FACULTY INFORMAION
October 20 Music Department meeting 3:45
TOMORROW’S
BREAKFAST TODAY’S
LUNCH
Lumberjack Chicken Quesadilla
Ham
& Cheese Deli
Hawaiian
Ham Pizza
Baja Chicken Salad
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Work while you
have the light. You are responsible for
the talent that has been entrusted to you.
Henri-Frederic Amiel