Norwalk Ontario Wilton School District

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Tuesday, May 20th - Today is an "A/B - ODD BLOCK" day

Falcon Time Today:
- School-to-Work Meeting (Shop Classroom)
- Athletic Meeting w/Clinton (Commons) *each grade will be called down*

Green Spaces:
- 8th Grade >> Commons
- HS >> LMC & Varsity Gym

No Early Dismissals Today:
- BB / SB games POSTPONED due to weather

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Reminder to student-athletes: 4th quarter grades will determine academic eligibility for Fall sports.

 Please welcome our new Athletic Director:  Heidi Maurhoff

Her official start date is July 1st, until then, she will be working alongside Mr. Clinton.

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The final grade pull for red & green status: Monday, May 19th at 8:00am.

Don't forget to stop by Mrs. Ferries' room to pick up your yearbook. There are extras available, cost is $55 & payments can be made with Mrs. Ferries as well.

Due to the Conference Track meet, there will be no after school weight room and no late bus on Tuesday, May 20th.

There will be brief meetings by grade on Tuesday, May 20th during FT for students planning to participate in Athletics next school year. Grades will be called down.

Attention Summer Driver's Ed students: There will be a short meeting with Mrs. Stoikes Wednesday, May 21st during FT in the commons and will only be about 5-10 mins.

Juniors meeting Wednesday, May 21st during FT in Commons for anyone interested in Fire/EMR class next fall. See Mr. Green with questions.

The Fall Cheerleading Sign-Up sheet is in the HS Office for anyone interested. Deadline is Thursday, May 22nd. See Ms. Olson in the EL LMC with questions.

Girls Basketball players who have signed up to play in the summer basketball league at UW-L need to meet with Coach Anderson on Thursday, May 22nd @ 2:35 in the HS Commons.

Attention Students with Locker Signs: You'll have until the end of the school day this Thursday, May 22nd to take home your locker signs. After school on Thursday, any remaining signs will be thrown away.

Students are not allowed to walk outside between classes. Use the detour route through the elementary, as discussed in the assembly. This is considered a travel violation & you will receive consequences.

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Savannah Groom Cruz (12th)
She always comes to class prepared and ready to learn. She puts forth her best effort in everything; if she doesn't understand something she will ask questions for clarification. She doesn't simply try to get things done, she seeks to understand.  Savannah is also a great classmate, helping other students who may not quite grasp the concepts yet. She is a great role model for younger students. She is a true class leader; she recruited students for the play, for track, and acted as a role model while compiling excellent grades. 

Fernanda Garcia Barr (11th)
Fernanda works hard on all of her classwork, helps classmates with their work, advocates for her own learning by asking for help to ensure comprehension. She exemplifies being responsible, driven to do her best, and is always willing to help others. Her work is meticulous. She completes homework to understand, not just to get it done. She is engaged in material and asks questions. She is always pleasant and welcoming with her peers.

Ava Gruen (10th Grade)
Ava Gruen is a great role model, empathetic and helps others without being asked. She stands at the top of her class through consistent hard work and a strong commitment to academic excellence. She gives 100% in everything she does. Her quiet determination, respectful nature, and kind demeanor make her not only a leader among her peers, but also a joy to work with. She exemplifies what it means to be a well-rounded and dedicated student.

Samantha Markee (9th Grade)
Sami is an all around great student. Works hard in her classes, extracurriculars, and sports. Tries very hard in school while excelling in an array of extra-curriculars. Always kind, respectful, and responsible. Puts forth her best effort and goes above and beyond to help peers.

Stella Mack (8th Grade)
Stella is a great leader. She is hardworking, helpful to her peers, and doesn't back down from a challenge. She is also very respectful, responsible, and positive!

Emma Wiedmeyer (7th Grade)
Emma really came out of her shell this year. She works hard to improve and always does what is right even when it is hard to do. Emma is also polite and caring.