Thursday, March 11, 2010
THE TVHS DAILY BULLETIN

The sophomore class officers report to the art room immediately following the morning announcements for a yearbook photo.

Advisories…Coin War continues…How’s your advisory doing bringing in coins? Noticed an advisory with a lot of change? Time to drop some of those paper bills in that bucket!

Ms. Simpson's advisory is having a bulb and flower sale to benefit the local Humane Society. There is an order sheet in the office and in the faculty room, or see, Michelle, Amber, Ben, Keagan, Joel or Ms Simpson. 

Since 1944, Heifer International has worked to bring help, healing, and hope to millions of impoverished families worldwide. The cost for three rabbits is $60, one goat is $120, and a cow is $500. By supporting Heifer International (dropping coins & bills in your advisory bucket) these farm animals can provide much sustenance to a family in need over the long term. Drop a penny here and there to support this worthy cause.

GUIDANCE NEWS:
Information and applications for the Governor's Institute of Vermont Summer
Programs are available in the guidance office. All completed applications are due 
back to Ms. Piffard by Monday.

SPORTS NEWS:  
IMPORTANT SPORTS NOTICE…LISTEN UP GIRLS…Come and meet the new softball coach! Any girls interested in playing softball should attend a meeting in the gym during break on Friday. If you can’t attend the meeting, see Coach Monica Crawford and get yourself on her list! Coach Crawford wants players and encourages you to join the team! 

Thursday, March 11th:
Boys Baseball practice 4:30-6

Friday, March 12th:
Boys Baseball practice 4:30-6

FYI: Softball & lacrosse practices will begin March 15th. Practice times to be announced.

DID YOU KNOW…
Since 1944, Heifer International has worked to bring help, healing, and hope to millions of impoverished families worldwide. The cost for three rabbits is $60, one goat is $120, and a cow is $500. By supporting Heifer International (dropping coins & bills in your advisory buckets) these farm animals can provide much sustenance to a family in need over the long term. Drop a penny here and there to support this worthy cause.