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Friday May 10, 2024
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"Peace is more than just an absence of war. True peace is justice, true peace is freedom, and true peace dictates the recognition of human rights."
— Ronald Reagan
GIRL'S LOCKER ROOM
- ATHLETES -
IT'S TIME NOW TO TURN IN YOUR ATHLETIC LOCKS AND CLEAN OUT YOUR ATHLETIC LOCKERS.
YOU HAVE UNTIL MONDAY, MAY 20.
AFTER THAT YOUR BELONGING WILL GO STRAIGHT TO THE THRIFT STORE.
YOU WILL NOT GET YOUR GRADES FOR THE SEMESTER IF YOU ARE NOT CLEARED.
SEE MRS. BUTLER IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS.
Detention This Week
Detention will be with Ms. Sarisky in room 113 on Tuesday & Thursday from 3:25-4:15pm
Upcoming Saturday School will be May 11th from 8:30am-12:30pm
All students planning to attend need to arrive to school BEFORE 8:30 and meet on the front steps to the school!
If you show up after 8:30am you will be sent home.
Please BE ON TIME!
Please sign up in the front office to buy back absences and get caught up on late and missing assignments.
SAT is being offered at FBHS on Saturday, June 1st.
Register online through Collegeboard.org.
Fee waivers are available through the Counseling Office.
Speak with Marc or Tomas to see if you qualify for a fee waiver and to get the code.
Registration deadline is May 16th.
Summer School 2024
Summer School 2024 Catalog (English).pdfOfficial Summer School 2024 Catalog (Spanish).pdfSummer School Application 2024 (English).pdfSummer School Application 2024 (Spanish).pdfHowlin' Hi-Lites" News Entertainment Show
Produced by Advanced Digital Media students.
To visit the Howlin Hi-Lites webpage click here
HH-Special Guests Ep. #7.mp4
This weeks track announcements
Congratulations to the Track and Field Team. Boys Varsity and Boys JV Teams won the NCL I pennants at the championship meet on 5/3 at Lower Lake High School. The girls Varsity took 2nd to Middletown. All three divisions had a phenomenal season, but thirty athletes are still going strong. Good luck to them at the NCS championship meet on 5/11 at Montgomery High School.
Practice Schedule for athletes competing at NCS:
5/10-Practice 3:30
5/11-NCS Championships. Depart at 6:45am
Intramural Soccer!!
All games are at lunch in the gym!
Fort Bragg.pdfCommunity Service Opportunities
Are you interested in practicing Jiu Jitsu?
Well here is your chance!
Every Friday you can meet with the Mindful Martial Arts Group in the Mat Room during 4th period!
If you are interested please stop by the Counseling Office and ask Emily where you can pick up a permission slip and fill out a very quick survey.
Save the Date!
Prom will be held on Saturday, May 11 at Caspar Community Center.
Tickets can be purchased during the first twenty minutes of lunch each day.
All pre-sale tickets will receive ASB Discount: $40 single, $75 couple.
Pay attention to the bulletin for updates and more information.
Guest passes for prom are available in the front office. They are due by Wednesday, May 8th!
Thursday, May 9th is the last day to buy prom tickets at the reduced presale price.
Tickets prices will increase by $5 at the door.
Are you looking for a new-to-you dress for prom?
Please come to Sarisky's room (113) to browse the selection of gently worn dresses that the S Club has on offer anytime that isn't class time (break, lunch, or after school).
Yearbook Announcements
There are 10 yearbooks left, then we are sold out.
Get yours today before they are gone.
We are finalizing the yearbook pages this week.
If you would like to be featured on our Be Real pages, please email them to: tlarson@fbusd.us.
Project right now flyer 2.13.2024.pdf
Support Specialists are ready to help you deal with difficult emotions and help develop healthy methods of coping.
Click on the link below to visit the website with BeWellLine -Virtual Resource and chat with a counselor
Do you know someone who
needs a prom dress?
The Princess Project Sonoma County is giving away FREE prom dresses and accessories to teens in financial need. All our dresses are brand new or very gently used – we’re even pickier than teenagers!
If you know students who can’t afford a prom dress, have them text "dress" to 707-708-4185 to schedule an appointment at our pop-up shop in the Santa Rosa Plaza Mall
(1071 Santa Rosa Plaza, Santa Rosa, CA 95401, next to Macy's and Claire's).
The Princess Project Sonoma County welcomes all high school students (female, male, nonbinary, transgender, gender-nonconforming) who need a dress. All that’s required for admission is a valid high school ID.
The Liberal Club is continuing its annual tradition of a student-run Trevor Project art fundraiser.
The Trevor Project is primarily dedicated to preventing LGBTQIA+ deaths by suicide.
We are looking for student art donations to be sold at Pippi's starting the week after Spring Break.
All proceeds will benefit the Trevor Project.
This is a great way for students to get their art out into the world and help make a difference.
If you have any questions, please contact Abilene Kamstra or Ms. Sarisky.
Come support young actors!
The FBHS/ FBMS Drama Class and Drama Club have combined forces to put on a play called Promedy at the Cotton Auditorium Friday May 10, 2024 at 7:00 PM.
Bring your funny bones!
Senior Info
Stay up-to-date on the important dates and info on the Senior Central Page!
This page will have the senior project deadlines as well as any other important senior information!
FBHS Clubs Information
🐺BACK-THE-PACK!🐺
Don't forget to come to the quick BACK-THE-PACK meeting EVERY Monday at break to help plan our support for teams!!
🎭Drama Club🎭
Meetings are Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Theatre Arts Room at lunch.
Liberal Club
Weekly meetings will be on Tuesday's during lunch in room 113.
We are doing a Zoom forum date and time TBD
Soroptimist "S" Club
The S Club meets every Friday at lunchtime in Ms. Sarisky's room (113).
Everyone is welcome as long as they embrace the mission and core values of Soroptimist, which are to provide women and girls access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment, and for women and girls to live free from gender discrimination.
“S” club members will provide service to their school and their community, both locally and globally.
Hope to see you there!
Latino Students & Allies
Latino Students & Allies (formerly known as MEChA) at FBHS aims to support our multicultural students and community by creating a platform for students to share their stories, culture and diversity in a safe space at this school.
🎸Guitar Club🎸
Anyone interested in playing guitar (or talking about playing guitar) with other like-minded people, come check out the Guitar Club.
Meeting weekly on Thursday's in Rm 119 at lunch
⚙ Interact ⚙
Interact is a community service driven club, aiming to fulfill needs of community through volunteer work.
Meetings are Mondays at lunch in the Career & College Center (Room 107).
🪀Skills Toys🪀
Kendamas, YoYo's, juggling and more! Come learn a new skill toy at Skill Toy Club!
Meeting Fridays at lunch in Room 302.
Spectrum Club!
Weekly meetings on Friday's at lunch in room 115 with Mr. Carr & Mr. Brown!
Spectrum is a club that aims to create a more inclusive and safe school environment for all students; specifically people of the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies.
All are welcome!
Is your job hiring?
If your boss is looking to hire more students, let Lilli know and she can add it to the Job Board!
Or you can send your boss this link/QR code to fill out the Student Job Board Submission Form.
SENIORS interested in the timber industry:
Redwood Region Logging Conference is excited to offer the 2024 Boots on the Ground program for the Mendocino region on Friday, May 17th.
This program is intended for high school seniors who plan to enter the workforce upon graduation and want to work in the timber industry. Students will get an in-depth look into the Timber Industry by visiting active logging sites, see processors and equipment in action, speak with equipment operators, truck drivers, mechanics, experience a mill tour and speak with potential employers.
Attendees will be selected based on their interest in working for one of the local logging companies within the Redwood Region.
If they find full-time employment within the timber industry, students will also receive a voucher worth $500 to help them purchase their first pair of boots.
Check with Lilli in the Career & College Center by May 3rd to sign up!
CASH FOR COLLEGE WORKSHOP REGISTRATION
CSAC Statewide Cash for College Webinar: Student Registration
Have questions about FAFSA or CADAA? Attend one of the CSAC Statewide Cash for College Webinars! These webinars will provide students and their families information on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and California Dream Act Application (CADAA).
ASSETs After School
Friday, May 10th
Before school (7:10-8:00 a.m.): Academic help with Mr. Carr (library) and Ms. Sarisky (room 113).
Academic help after school (3:25-4:20) with:
Mr. Zika (room 302)
Ms. Davis (room 200)
Mr. Carr (room 115) and Ms. Scharmann (room 111)
The library is open until 5:30 with Michela Sarti.
The weight room is open after school until 5:30 with Mr. Deschenes.
Gaming Club: 4:15-5:00, room 115 with Mr. Carr. All are welcome :)
"Super Snacks" (free!) at the Pay It Forward Pantry after school with Rosa.
*Zero period (Monday): Academic help with Mr. Carr (library) and Ms. Sarisky (room 113).
Monday, May 13th
Before school (7:10-8:00 a.m.): Academic help with Mr. Carr (library) and Ms. Sarisky (room 113)
Academic help after school (3:25-4:20) with:
Mr. Zika (room 302)
Mr. Carr (room 115) and Ms. Sarisky (room 113).
Cooking: 3:30-5:00, room 112 (teachers/staff lounge kitchen). All are welcome to drop in to make tortas with with Rosa after school today :D
The weight room is open after school until 5:30 with Mr. Deschenes.
The library is open until 5:30 with Michela Sarti.
"Super Snacks" (free!) at the Pay It Forward Pantry after school.
*Zero period (Tuesday): Academic help with Ms. Davis (room 200) and Mr. Carr (library).
