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1st Period 8:40-9:50 Announcements 9:50-9:55 2nd Period 10:00-11:10 3rd Period 11:15-12:25 1st Lunch 11:10-11:40 2nd Lunch 12:25-12:55 3rd Period 11:45-12:55 4th Period 1:00-2:10 5th Period 2:15-3:25 
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Attendance Final Day (November 23rd, Tuesday)
For the 2021-2022 school year Attendance Final Day will be a day at the end of the trimester for students to come to school and do makeup work or retake tests to improve their grades. At the conclusion of every trimester, students who have good grades are rewarded by not having to come to school on the last day of the trimester. On Attendance Final Day, students with low grades need to come to the courses in which their grades are lower than 60%. Students need to come to the class at the assigned class time. Busses will run as normal; school lunch will not be served. Attendance Finals: In order to give incentives for students to improve their grades and attendance in school the following procedures have been implemented: Students who meet all of the following criteria have the option of taking or skipping the attendance final day: * 5 or fewer absences per class * 3 or less tardies per class - students who have 4 or more tardies in a class need to attend the attendance final * No grades below 60% There will be no restriction on days students miss for school excused activities. If a student elects not to take the final, he or she does not have to attend class on the day the final has been scheduled. Students may elect to take the final to raise their grades. If a student is caught sluffing/skipping in one or more classes, they will take finals for all classes. Attendance finals will be given on the last day of the first and second trimester and a date to be determined in the third trimester. Teachers have the ability to determine what the attendance final includes, and may allow this to be worth up to 5% of the trimester grade. Absence / Tardy Limits 1 Truancy All attendance finals must be taken. 4 Tardies Attendance final must be taken in that class. 6 Absences Attendance finals must be taken in that class. 9 Absences Credit will be lost. 1st Period 8:40 - 9:47
Video Assembly 9:47 - 10:07 2nd Period 10:12 - 11:19 3rd Period 11:24 - 12:31 1st Lunch 11:19 - 11:49 2nd Lunch 12:31 - 1:01 3rd Period 11:54 - 1:01 4th Period 1:06 - 2:13 5th Period 2:18 - 3:25 by Bailee Withers
Veterans Day, also known as Armistice Day, started on Nov, 11 1919 marking the first anniversary after World War. It became a national holiday in 1938. On this holiday, we remember everyone that served. For most of World War I, America was not a part of the violence until Germany sank U.S. ships in Britain and another British ship on its way to Liverpool, England from New York carrying American passengers. After Germany sank more ships, Woodrow Wilson declared war on Germany April 2. America was in the war for four years before victory. Now we celebrate all veterans who have served in any war and we give our thanks. Thank you, veterans! Mrs. Gomez's third hour has been spent traveling back in time by making art history pumpkins. And they have decided to put them up in the library, so if you are interested in going to see different art movements like op art and pointillism and reading about them so you can also take a trip back in time like them, make sure to go to the library to see them tomorrow because after tomorrow it will be gone, so please come and see them to see them to support the art class and all their skills.
Madison capped off the Homecoming Week celebrations with a 26-7 win over Bonneville! Congratulations, Bobcats!
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