1. LUNCH MENU: today-Turkey Gravy and Mashed Potato
2. Steam Club will meet on Friday, October 15th. Keep listening for details on our awesome activity planned for that day!
3. Parent Teacher Conferences are on Thursday, October 7th from 3:00pm-7:00pm. Parents are reminded to call the office to schedule an appointment.
4. Future Friday at McCormick returns this week! Our speaker is Colleen Beach-Lehrer who is a cyber security specialist for Leidos. Come hear about this exciting profession as well as her time in the Air Force tomorrow!
5. Attention students who plan to attend the St. Pete’s Retreat: Your permission form must be turned in to our office prior to the absence. All absences must be approved so that your tests and homework may be made up. You are responsible for making up all missed work.
6. Order forms are in the office for the Crucial Catch Pink T-shirt to wear at the home football game against Oak Harbor this Friday. Return the form and payment to Lucky Stone. Wear your Crucial Catch pink T-shirt to the game and join the effort to make breast cancer go from deadly to treatable and from treatable to preventable.
7. FROM THE HURON PUBLIC LIBRARY:
September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month at the Huron Public Library. If you don't have a library card, stop by and get one! With your library card, you have access to traditional library materials like books, DVDs, and CDs. You can also use all of our library apps for free! Use Libby for ebooks and audiobooks, Hoopla for graphic novels and new music, and our new Kanopy app to stream movies and TV shows- ALL FOR FREE WITH YOUR LIBRARY CARD. Check out materials for a chance to win weekly prize drawings all month long.
Write your part of the story for our Library collection with Huron Stories: Community Journals! Each journal has a special topic– from Library Recommendations to Self-Portraits. Read what others wrote, add your own entry, and then check out another one. Once a journal is full, it will be placed on our shelves for others to enjoy for years to come! All ages are welcome to participate. Find the display in the main lobby.
Banned Books Week is September 26 to October 2. The national Banned Books Week theme this year is Books Unite Us. Censorship Divides Us. Stop by the Library during this week to check out our special Banned Books Week display and pick from a selection of books that have been (or attempted to be) censored in schools and libraries.
Work on your strategic thinking by practicing Chess with chess master Paul Sherwood on Saturday, October 2 from 10 am - 11 am. Come for fun or to improve your game. Open to all ages and abilities.
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