If you’re in town this July 4, consider joining Emily Travis and her Holy Child Tigers team for the Autism Speaks 5K or 1 mile walk in Potomac.  It starts at the Potomac Library.  Please go to www.autismspeaks5K.org to sign up with the Holy Child Tigers team.  There are also flyers posted around the building.  Thanks for supporting autism research.

Please check the scholar athlete list posted outside the Athletics Office. Any questions?  See Mrs. Whitaker.

Attention 8^th graders: if you have a reading part in the closing liturgy please plan to attend a luncheon meeting in room 9 on Thursday, May 17.

Please remind your students that the math rooms 21 and 22 are CLOSED until after lunch for AP exams.  All the classes have been relocated to other rooms.  Locations are posted on the doors of the math hallway.  They should be EXTREMELY quiet in that area.

For those students planning to take A.P. United States History during the 2012-2013 school year, please meet in Room 16 during lunch on Monday, May 21^st to receive your summer assignment, and other information regarding the course. This meeting is mandatory if you plan to take the course next year. Thank you.

Let’s Do Lunch !!
Milk is now available For SALE in the lunch line.  It is $1.25 and anyone can buy it. 

Athletic Awards Banquet Tuesday May 22^nd at 6:30 this event is for all upper school athletes and their parents from all three seasons.  Register online today!

*Attention Students*  If you are interested in running for Student Council Vice President 2012 – 2013, please see Mrs. Van Why today!  Speeches will be this Thursday, May 17.  If you are interested in running for President of your class or Class Representative, your speeches will be this Friday, May 18.  All students running for a position must submit a form to Mrs. Van Why by the time of their speech.

Library: All materials must be returned by Monday, May 21^st so that annual inventory occur. Students who have books checked out will be receiving reminders in homeroom. The library will not be checking out any other items after the 21st. Questions? See Ms. Stonesifer 

CAMP SHAKESPEARE: Attention thespians!  The Shakespeare Theatre Company is holding two-week camps throughout the summer focused on some of the Bard’s plays.  If you’re interested, go to their website at www.shakespearetheatre.org and click on the ‘Education’ link.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays: May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years. 

SUMMER SERVICE OPPORTUNITY:  UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING AS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER CAMP AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, please see Ms. Plummer for details.

The fitness center will be open from 3:30-4:30 every day until exams

There will be a volleyball interest meeting next Monday May 21 @ 3:30 in room 8 any 8^th graders interested please attend

Beginning on Thursday any Tennis player who has not turned in her uniform will receive detention every day until they do

'Marina, Landon Prom? I would be honored if you join me. See you on Tuesday, Orlando.' 

If you’re in town this July 4, consider joining Emily Travis and her Holy Child Tigers team for the Autism Speaks 5K or 1 mile walk in Potomac.  It starts at the Potomac Library.  Please go to www.autismspeaks5K.org to sign up with the Holy Child Tigers team.  There are also flyers posted around the building.  Thanks for supporting autism research.

Please remind your students that the math rooms 21 and 22 are CLOSED until after lunch for AP exams.  All the classes have been relocated to other rooms.  Locations are posted on the doors of the math hallway.  They should be EXTREMELY quiet in that area.

For those students planning to take A.P. United States History during the 2012-2013 school year, please meet in Room 16 during lunch on Monday, May 21^st to receive your summer assignment, and other information regarding the course. This meeting is mandatory if you plan to take the course next year. Thank you.

At noon, the library will close for AP Exams. Please be especially quiet when in the hallways around the library!

Upper School Chorus
Rehearsals this week are during J block on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Let’s Do Lunch !!
Milk is now available For SALE in the lunch line.  It is $1.25 and anyone can buy it. 

Athletic Awards Banquet Tuesday May 22^nd at 6:30 this event is for all upper school athletes and their parents from all three seasons.  Register online today!

Please help the Theatre Department give the stage a makeover!  Come to the Extreme Makeover: Theatre Edition on Wednesday the 30th right after exams end.  Food will be provided!! 

*Attention Students*  If you are interested in running for Student Council Vice President 2012 – 2013, please see Mrs. Van Why today!  Speeches will be this Thursday, May 17.  If you are interested in running for President of your class or Class Representative, your speeches will be this Friday, May 18.  All students running for a position must submit a form to Mrs. Van Why by the time of their speech.

Library: All materials must be returned by Monday, May 21^st so that annual inventory occur. Students who have books checked out will be receiving reminders in homeroom. The library will not be checking out any other items after the 21st. Questions? See Ms. Stonesifer. 

CAMP SHAKESPEARE: Attention thespians!  The Shakespeare Theatre Company is holding two-week camps throughout the summer focused on some of the Bard’s plays.  If you’re interested, go to their website at www.shakespearetheatre.org and click on the ‘Education’ link.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays: May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

RISING JUNIORS OR SENIORS (CURRENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS) INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR CAMP CORNELIA IN THE CITY should see Ms. Plummer for an application and return the application as soon as possible or by Wednesday, May 16 (but the sooner, the better).  Camp Cornelia volunteers serve as camp counselors for the incoming 5^th graders at the Holy Child middle school in New York City.  The program runs from July 28-August 5.  See Ms. Plummer for more information.

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years.

SUMMER SERVICE OPPORTUNITY:  UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING AS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER CAMP AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, please see Ms. Plummer for details.

The fitness center will be open from 3:30-4:30 every day until exams

There will be a volleyball interest meeting next Monday May 21 @ 3:30 in room 8 any 8^th graders interested please attend 

Beginning on Thursday any Tennis player who has not turned in her uniform will receive detention every day until they do

The following girls have detention with Mrs Wooters TODAY 3:30-5:00

Sophia Abshire—Bridget Bowman—Jenna Feeney—Cara Geils—Paton Holifield—Jessica Johnson—Abby Peterson---Layton Poch—Lauren Smith---Gabby Southworth-----Alexa Urgo

At noon, the library will close for AP Exams. Please be especially quiet when in the hallways around the library!

Upper School Chorus
Rehearsals this week are during J block on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Athletic Awards Banquet Tuesday May 22^nd at 6:30 this event is for all upper school athletes and their parents from all three seasons.  Register online today!

*Attention Students*If you are interested in running for Student Council President 2012 – 2013, please see Mrs. Van Why today!  Speeches will be this Wednesday, May 16.

Library: All materials must be returned by Monday, May 21^st so that annual inventory occur. Students who have books checked out will be receiving reminders in homeroom. The library will not be checking out any other items after the 21st. Questions? See Ms. Stonesifer.

BASKETBALL INTEREST MEETING: Anyone who plans on trying out for JV or Varsity basketball next season should attend a 5 minute meeting on Tuesday, May 15 in room 8 at 3:20.  If you are interested in managing either team you should attend as well.   

CAMP SHAKESPEARE: Attention thespians!  The Shakespeare Theatre Company is holding two-week camps throughout the summer focused on some of the Bard’s plays.  If you’re interested, go to their website at www.shakespearetheatre.org and click on the ‘Education’ link.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays: May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

RISING JUNIORS OR SENIORS (CURRENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS) INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR CAMP CORNELIA IN THE CITY should see Ms. Plummer for an application and return the application as soon as possible or by Wednesday, May 16 (but the sooner, the better).  Camp Cornelia volunteers serve as camp counselors for the incoming 5^th graders at the Holy Child middle school in New York City.  The program runs from July 28-August 5.  See Ms. Plummer for more information. 

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years.

SUMMER SERVICE OPPORTUNITY:  UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING AS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER CAMP AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, please see Ms. Plummer for details.

Models are needed for this year’s Fashion Show on Sunday, May 20.  Middle School students should sign up at Ms. Gaiser’s desk and Upper School students should sign up with Mrs. K at the Receptionist’s desk in the Main Building.  Spaces are limited, so sign up today to model clothes from one of the very popular stores being featured this year.

There will be a Basketball interest meeting today @ 3:30 in room 8-----any 8^th graders interested please attend also

There will be a volleyball interest meeting next Monday May 21 @ 3:30 in room 8 any 8^th graders interested please attend

Beginning on Thursday any Tennis player who has not turned in her uniform will receive detention every day until they do

Rising Juniors- Please fill out the college surveys on survey monkey by May 11^th.

The art Show will be taken down by Friday so that any student who would like to give artwork as a Mother’s Day gift can pick it up in the art room at lunch.

Library: All materials must be returned by Monday, May 21^st so that annual inventory occur. Students who have books checked out will be receiving reminders in homeroom. The library will not be checking out any other items after the 21st. Questions? See Ms. Stonesifer 

BASKETBALL INTEREST MEETING: Anyone who plans on trying out for JV or Varsity basketball next season should attend a 5 minute meeting on Tuesday, May 15 in room 8 at 3:20.  If you are interested in managing either team you should attend as well.   

CAMP SHAKESPEARE: Attention thespians!  The Shakespeare Theatre Company is holding two-week camps throughout the summer focused on some of the Bard’s plays.  If you’re interested, go to their website at www.shakespearetheatre.org and click on the ‘Education’ link.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays: May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

Freshmen Class Ice Cream Social This Friday at Lunch!

The Class of 2015 had the highest percentage of parents support the Fund for Holy Child and have won an ice cream social sponsored by the Development Office!  This Friday, May 11th get ready to make ice cream sundaes with all of your favorite toppings during lunch.  Enjoy and be sure to thank your parents for supporting the Annual Fund! 

Environmental Club Service Opportunity! 

The Environmental Club and NHS are sponsoring a service opportunity this Saturday, May 12. We will be volunteering with the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club's volunteer efforts in Rock Creek Park, to work on repairing a stretch of the Western Ridge Trail near the Nature Center. It is important that we maintain trails like this so that the public can continue to enjoy nature and respectfully preserve it. The service will run from 8:20 until noon. We would love to see as many students out there as possible! If you are interested in helping the cause, or need hours for NHS applications or service projects, talk to Molly Virostek and look for permission slips available later this week. 

RISING JUNIORS OR SENIORS (CURRENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS) INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR CAMP CORNELIA IN THE CITY should see Ms. Plummer for an application and return the application as soon as possible or by Wednesday, May 16 (but the sooner, the better).  Camp Cornelia volunteers serve as camp counselors for the incoming 5^th graders at the Holy Child middle school in New York City.  The program runs from July 28-August 5.  See Ms. Plummer for more information.

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years. 

BEST BUDDIES MEMBERS & FRIENDS AS WELL AS PCR VOLUNTEERS are invited to attend the Luau Beach Party at Blessed Sacrament Church on Friday, May 11 from 7:00-9:30 PM.  Tickets are $5 for fun, food, and dancing.  See Ms. Plummer for more information or pick up a flyer from the Best Buddies bulletin board.  And, if you go to the Luau, feel free to join us afterwards for the LOCK-IN with WMSG in the library! 

VOLUNTEER FOR THE WMSG LOCK-IN!  On Friday, May 11 after school through Saturday morning, May 12 we will host 4^th & 5^th graders from Washington Middle School for Girls for our annual lock-in.  We need lots of volunteers to help with all kinds of activities:  organized games, playground-type activities, arts & crafts, movie time, dinner & breakfast, etc.  Volunteers can help after school, Friday evening, Saturday morning, and also can bring a sleeping bag to stay overnight in the library.  This is one of our most fun service traditions and you won’t want to miss it!  Sign up on the poster inside the locker room, or see Ms. Plummer for more details. 

SUMMER SERVICE OPPORTUNITY:  UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING AS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER CAMP AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, please see Ms. Plummer for details.

Models are needed for this year’s Fashion Show on Sunday, May 20.  Middle School students should sign up at Ms. Gaiser’s desk and Upper School students should sign up with Mrs. K at the Receptionist’s desk in the Main Building.  Spaces are limited, so sign up today to model clothes from one of the very popular stores being featured this year.

Middle School Dance Meet in Ms. Hollenbeck’s room during Wednesday’s break for a look at the dance concert and a  treat!

Rising Juniors- Please fill out the college surveys on survey monkey by May 11^th.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays: May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

Freshmen Class Ice Cream Social This Friday at Lunch!

The Class of 2015 had the highest percentage of parents support the Fund for Holy Child and have won an ice cream social sponsored by the Development Office!  This Friday, May 11th get ready to make ice cream sundaes with all of your favorite toppings during lunch.  Enjoy and be sure to thank your parents for supporting the Annual Fund! 

Sixth and seventh grade students:  The 8^th grade is eager to share what they learned at the first annual Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math day last month.  You will be meeting with them in small groups from 10:30 – 11 am on Wednesday morning for some fun activities.  Please check the message board for your room assignments.

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED THIS WEEK TO HELP PREPARE BAGGED LUNCHES FOR THE WILKENS AVE. WOMEN’S SHELTER.  If you would like to help, we will be working in one of the cafeterias at the following times:

Tuesday -  2:25 pm (Upper School J Block )

Wednesday -  12:40 (Upper School J Block / Middle School lunch)

Thursday - 2:35 (Upper School J Block)

Friday – 2:25 (Upper School E Block)

Upper School Chorus

This week the Upper School Chorus will rehearse on Tuesday at J block as well as Wed at J block.

Environmental Club Service Opportunity! 

The Environmental Club and NHS are sponsoring a service opportunity this Saturday, May 12. We will be volunteering with the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club's volunteer efforts in Rock Creek Park, to work on repairing a stretch of the Western Ridge Trail near the Nature Center. It is important that we maintain trails like this so that the public can continue to enjoy nature and respectfully preserve it. The service will run from 8:20 until noon. We would love to see as many students out there as possible! If you are interested in helping the cause, or need hours for NHS applications or service projects, talk to Molly Virostek and look for permission slips available later this week. 

RISING JUNIORS OR SENIORS (CURRENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS) INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR CAMP CORNELIA IN THE CITY should see Ms. Plummer for an application and return the application as soon as  possible or by Wednesday, May 16 (but the sooner, the better).  Camp Cornelia volunteers serve as camp counselors for the incoming 5^th graders at the Holy Child middle school in New York City.  The program runs from July 28-August 5.  See Ms. Plummer for more information. 

Found: DC Public Library book, Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos. If you’ve lost it, see Ms. Stonesifer to pick it up!

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years.

BEST BUDDIES MEMBERS & FRIENDS AS WELL AS PCR VOLUNTEERS are invited to attend the Luau Beach Party at Blessed Sacrament Church on Friday, May 11 from 7:00-9:30 PM.  Tickets are $5 for fun, food, and dancing.  See Ms. Plummer for more information or pick up a flyer from the Best Buddies bulletin board.  And, if you go to the Luau, feel free to join us afterwards for the LOCK-IN with WMSG in the library! 

VOLUNTEER FOR THE WMSG LOCK-IN!  On Friday, May 11 after school through Saturday morning, May 12 we will host 4^th & 5^th graders from Washington Middle School for Girls for our annual lock-in.  We need lots of volunteers to help with all kinds of activities:  organized games, playground-type activities, arts & crafts, movie time, dinner & breakfast, etc.  Volunteers can help after school, Friday evening, Saturday morning, and also can bring a sleeping bag to stay overnight in the library.  This is one of our most fun service traditions and you won’t want to miss it!  Sign up on the poster inside the locker room, or see Ms. Plummer for more details. 

SUMMER SERVICE OPPORTUNITY:  UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING AS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER CAMP AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, please see Ms. Plummer for details.

Models are needed for this year’s Fashion Show on Sunday, May 20.  Middle School students should sign up at Ms. Gaiser’s desk and Upper School students should sign up with Mrs. K at the Receptionist’s desk in the Main Building.  Spaces are limited, so sign up today to model clothes from one of the very popular stores being featured this year.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays: May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball. 

Freshmen Class Ice Cream Social This Friday at Lunch!

The Class of 2015 had the highest percentage of parents support the Fund for Holy Child and have won an ice cream social sponsored by the Development Office!  This Friday, May 11th get ready to make ice cream sundaes with all of your favorite toppings during lunch.  Enjoy and be sure to thank your parents for supporting the Annual Fund! 

Sixth and seventh grade students:  The 8^th grade is eager to share what they learned at the first annual Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math day last month.  You will be meeting with them in small groups from 10:30 – 11 am on Wednesday morning for some fun activities.  Please check the message board for your room assignments.

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED THIS WEEK TO HELP PREPARE BAGGED LUNCHES FOR THE WILKENS AVE. WOMEN’S SHELTER.  If you would like to help, we will be working in one of the cafeterias at the following times:

Tuesday -  2:25 pm (Upper School J Block )

Wednesday -  12:40 (Upper School J Block / Middle School lunch)

Thursday - 2:35 (Upper School J Block)

Friday – 2:25 (Upper School E Block)

Upper School Chorus

This week the Upper School Chorus will rehearse on Tuesday at J block as well as Wed at J block.

The Library will be closed on Tuesday morning until noon for AP Exams. It will not be open for Middle School Break.

Environmental Club Service Opportunity! 

The Environmental Club and NHS are sponsoring a service opportunity this Saturday, May 12. We will be volunteering with the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club's volunteer efforts in Rock Creek Park, to work on repairing a stretch of the Western Ridge Trail near the Nature Center. It is important that we maintain trails like this so that the public can continue to enjoy nature and respectfully preserve it. The service will run from 8:20 until noon. We would love to see as many students out there as possible! If you are interested in helping the cause, or need hours for NHS applications or service projects, talk to Molly Virostek and look for permission slips available later this week. 

RISING JUNIORS OR SENIORS (CURRENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS) INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR CAMP CORNELIA IN THE CITY should see Ms. Plummer for an application and return the application as soon as  possible or by Wednesday, May 16 (but the sooner, the better).  Camp Cornelia volunteers serve as camp counselors for the incoming 5^th graders at the Holy Child middle school in New York City.  The program runs from July 28-August 5.  See Ms. Plummer for more information.

Found: DC Public Library book, Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos. If you’ve lost it, see Ms. Stonesifer to pick it up!

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years.

VOLUNTEER FOR THE WMSG LOCK-IN!  On Friday, May 11 after school through Saturday morning, May 12 we will host 4^th & 5^th graders from Washington Middle School for Girls for our annual lock-in.  We need lots of volunteers to help with all kinds of activities:  organized games, playground-type activities, arts & crafts, movie time, dinner & breakfast, flashlight tag, etc.  Volunteers can help after school, Friday evening, Saturday morning, and also can bring a sleeping bag to stay overnight in the library.  This is one of our most fun service traditions and you won’t want to miss it!  Sign up on the poster inside the locker room, or see Ms. Plummer for more details.

SUMMER SERVICE OPPORTUNITY:  UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING AS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER CAMP AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, please see Ms. Plummer for details. 

Models are needed for this year’s Fashion Show on Sunday, May 20.  Middle School students should sign up at Ms. Gaiser’s desk and Upper School students should sign up with Mrs. K at the Receptionist’s desk in the Main Building.  Spaces are limited, so sign up today to model clothes from one of the very popular stores being featured this year.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays: May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

RISING JUNIORS OR SENIORS (CURRENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS) INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR CAMP CORNELIA IN THE CITY should see Ms. Plummer for an application and return the application as soon as  possible or by Wednesday, May 16.  Camp Cornelia volunteers serve as camp counselors for the incoming 5^th graders at the Holy Child middle school in New York City.  The program runs from July 28-August 5.  See Ms. Plummer for more information. 

Found: DC Public Library book, Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos. If you’ve lost it, see Ms. Stonesifer to pick it up!

Eighth grade students:  You will be meeting in your groups Monday during period 7 to plan your STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) presentations for the 6^th and 7^th graders.  Please check the message board on Monday for locations.

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

 Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years.

 VOLUNTEER FOR THE WMSG LOCK-IN!  On Friday, May 11 after school through Saturday morning, May 12 we will host 4^th & 5^th graders from Washington Middle School for Girls for our annual lock-in.  We need lots of volunteers to help with all kinds of activities:  organized games, playground-type activities, arts & crafts, movie time, dinner & breakfast, flashlight tag, etc.  Volunteers can help after school, Friday evening, Saturday morning, and also can bring a sleeping bag to stay overnight in the library.  This is one of our most fun service traditions and you won’t want to miss it!  Sign up on the poster inside the locker room, or see Ms. Plummer for more details. 

SUMMER SERVICE OPPORTUNITY:  UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING AS COUNSELORS FOR SUMMER CAMP AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, please see Ms. Plummer for details.

Models are needed for this year’s Fashion Show on Sunday, May 20.  Middle School students should sign up at Ms. Gaiser’s desk and Upper School students should sign up with Mrs. K at the Receptionist’s desk in the Main Building.  Spaces are limited, so sign up today to model clothes from one of the very popular stores being featured this year.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays:  May 6, May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

8^th Graders: The students who will be reading at the closing liturgy should plan to come to practice on Friday, May 4 at lunchtime in room 9.

RISING JUNIORS OR SENIORS (CURRENT SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS) INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR CAMP CORNELIA IN THE CITY should see Ms. Plummer for an application and return the application as soon as  possible or by Wednesday, May 16.  Camp Cornelia volunteers serve as camp counselors for the incoming 5^th graders at the Holy Child middle school in New York City.  The program runs from July 28-August 5.  See Ms. Plummer for more information.

Found: DC Public Library book, Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos. If you’ve lost it, see Ms. Stonesifer to pick it up!

Eighth grade students:  You will be meeting in your groups Monday during period 7 to plan your STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) presentations for the 6^th and 7^th graders.  Please check the message board on Monday for locations.

MOAS   -  If you are interested in diplomacy, debating, learning about our hemisphere – Join MOAS!  Applications are available on the bulletin board across from room 6.  If you have any questions talk to one of this year´s MOAS members, Sra. Meyer or Dr. Garcia.

Eighth grade students wishing to speak at Middle School Closing on May 30 should submit their speeches to Mrs. Hopkins by Monday, May 21.  In their speeches, students  should address how this year’s theme (“Like golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time”) has been demonstrated during their Middle School years.

VOLUNTEER FOR THE WMSG LOCK-IN!  On Friday, May 11 after school through Saturday morning, May 12 we will host 4^th & 5^th graders from Washington Middle School for Girls for our annual lock-in.  We need lots of volunteers to help with all kinds of activities:  organized games, playground-type activities, arts & crafts, movie time, dinner & breakfast, flashlight tag, etc.  Volunteers can help after school, Friday evening, Saturday morning, and also can bring a sleeping bag to stay overnight in the library.  This is one of our most fun service traditions and you won’t want to miss it!  Sign up on the poster inside the locker room, or see Ms. Plummer for more details.

BEST BUDDIES members and friends, please remember to sign up online for the Best Buddies friendship walk and friendship games at the University of MD on Sat. May 5^th.  Please see the flyers on the Best Buddies bulletin board for details and directions on how to sign up online.  Members with buddies, please let Ms. Plummer know whether you and your buddy can attend.

Upper School Chorus

Because of the Dance Performance at J block on Tuesday, the Upper School Chorus will not rehearse that day. Instead, the Chorus will meet on Wed during J block to begin music for Baccalaureate and Graduation.

CHALLENGER BASEBALL AT GEORGETOWN PREP:  A reminder to all volunteers that Challenger Baseball continues on Sundays:  May 6, May 13, and May 20.  Volunteers are expected to show up at all sessions no later than 2:20 PM so that you are ready to begin at 2:30.  The Challenger participants rely on seeing the same volunteers week after week, so please be sure to be present.  Please see Ms. Plummer and also contact the coordinators at Prep if any problems arise.  Thank you for your dedicated service to Challenger Baseball.

Attention 8^th Graders:  Students who have a speaking part in the closing liturgy should come to Room 9 at Break today to finalize the music and practice the format for the closing. 

Middle School Student Council – Please be on time for the student council meeting on Wednesday. The meeting is in Mrs. Kahan’s room. We will rehearse for the prayer service. Everyone should attend.

VOLUNTEER FOR THE WMSG LOCK-IN!  On Friday, May 11 after school through Saturday morning, May 12 we will host 4^th & 5^th graders from Washington Middle School for Girls for our annual lock-in.  We need lots of volunteers to help with all kinds of activities:  organized games, playground-type activities, arts & crafts, movie time, dinner & breakfast, flashlight tag, etc.  Volunteers can help after school, Friday evening, Saturday morning, and also can bring a sleeping bag to stay overnight in the library.  This is one of our most fun service traditions and you won’t want to miss it!  Sign up on the poster inside the locker room, or see Ms. Plummer for more details. 

BEST BUDDIES members and friends, please remember to sign up online for the Best Buddies friendship walk and friendship games at the University of MD on Sat. May 5^th.  Please see the flyers on the Best Buddies bulletin board for details and directions on how to sign up online.  Members with buddies, please let Ms. Plummer know whether you and your buddy can attend.

Upper School Chorus

Because of the Dance Performance at J block on Tuesday, the Upper School Chorus will not rehearse that day. Instead, the Chorus will meet on Wed during J block to begin music for Baccalaureate and Graduation.

Middle School Student Council – Please be on time for the student council meeting on Wednesday. The meeting is in Mrs. Kahan’s room. We will rehearse for the prayer service. Everyone should attend. 

VOLUNTEER FOR THE WMSG LOCK-IN!  On Friday, May 11 after school through Saturday morning, May 12 we will host 4^th & 5^th graders from Washington Middle School for Girls for our annual lock-in.  We need lots of volunteers to help with all kinds of activities:  organized games, playground-type activities, arts & crafts, movie time, dinner & breakfast, flashlight tag, etc.  Volunteers can help after school, Friday evening, Saturday morning, and also can bring a sleeping bag to stay overnight in the library.  This is one of our most fun service traditions and you won’t want to miss it!  Sign up on the poster inside the locker room, or see Ms. Plummer for more details. 

BEST BUDDIES members and friends, please remember to sign up online for the Best Buddies friendship walk and friendship games at the University of MD on Sat. May 5^th.  Please see the flyers on the Best Buddies bulletin board for details and directions on how to sign up online.  Members with buddies, please let Ms. Plummer know whether you and your buddy can attend.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions.

Athletics

4:15 PM JV Lacrosse vs Stone Ridge HOME
4:30 PM V Softball @ Sidwell
5:30 PM V Lacrosse vs Stone Ridge HOME

Upper School Chorus

Because of the Dance Performance at J block on Tuesday, the Upper School Chorus will not rehearse that day. Instead, the Chorus will meet on Wed during J block to begin music for Baccalaureate and Graduation.

BEST BUDDIES members and friends, please remember to sign up online for the Best Buddies friendship walk and friendship games at the University of MD on Sat. May 5^th.  Please see the flyers on the Best Buddies bulletin board for details and directions on how to sign up online.  Members with buddies, please let Ms. Plummer know whether you and your buddy can attend.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions. 

Attention Seniors – there will be a Graduation meeting in Room 4  on Thursday, April 26  during J block.  See you there!

Attention Juniors – if you lent Christmas lights to Mrs. Van why for Prom, please go to her office and collect them.

SPRING CONCERT TONIGHT AT 7 PM!

Come hear our vocal and instrumental groups!

Tulip Sale:

The NHS will be selling tulips of assorted colors on Wednesday, April 25^th, Thursday, April 26^th, and Friday, April 27^th. If you would like to order tulips, pick up a pre-order form at school, order online at the school website or come to the table to purchase the flowers. We will be selling pots of tulips, single stems, and bunches of 8 flowers. Pre-order and give someone a little bit of sunshine! The proceeds will go to charity. Thank you!

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night. Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions.

8^th Graders: Please come to room 9 at 10:10 (break) on Tuesday, April 24 to begin planning  your closing liturgy which is on May 29.  We will be selecting the music, readings and intentions.  If you would

like to have a speaking part please come to this meeting.  I look forward to seeing you with all your enthusiasm and energy.  Any questions, see Mrs. Cummings. 

Upper School Chorus

Upper School Chorus members should  come to the gym for J block today not at lunchtime.

Vocal Jazz Ensemble should come to the gym at lunchtime for the first 5 minutes.

Tulip Sale:

The NHS will be selling tulips of assorted colors on Wednesday, April 25^th, Thursday, April 26^th, and Friday, April 27^th. If you would like to order tulips, pick up a pre-order form at school, order online at the school website or come to the table to purchase the flowers. We will be selling pots of tulips, single stems, and bunches of 8 flowers. Pre-order and give someone a little bit of sunshine! The proceeds will go to charity. Thank you!

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night. Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

Athletics

2:45 PM MS Lacrosse vs Holton (A) HOME
2:45 PM MS Softball @ Holton
4:15 PM JV Lacrosse @ Visitation
4:30 PM V Tennis @ Visitation
5:30 PM V Lacrosse @ Visitation 

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions.

Middle School Student Council--There will be a special short meeting on Thursday during break. Only the 7th and 8th grade representatives need to attend the meeting on Thursday. We will go over final plans for the dance on Friday.

VOLUNTEERS ARE INVITED TO TUTOR AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ON SATURDAY MORNINGS, 9 AM – 1 PM.  If you would like to tutor 4^th and 5^th graders in reading on either Saturday, April 21^st, Saturday, April 28^th or at a later date, please see Ms. Plummer by Wednesday, April 18^th.

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night. Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions.

VOLUNTEERS ARE INVITED TO TUTOR AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ON SATURDAY MORNINGS, 9 AM – 1 PM.  If you would like to tutor 4^th and 5^th graders in reading on either Saturday, April 21^st, Saturday, April 28^th or at a later date, please see Ms. Plummer by Wednesday, April 18^th.

8^th Graders: Please come to room 9 at 10:10 (break) on Tuesday, April 24 to begin planning  your closing liturgy which is on May 29.  We will be selecting the music, readings and intentions.  If you would

like to have a speaking part please come to this meeting.  I look forward to seeing you with all your enthusiasm and energy.  Any questions, see Mrs. Cummings

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night.

Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are

on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

Athletics

Varsity Tennis vs. St James @ 5pm

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions.

VOLUNTEERS ARE INVITED TO TUTOR AT WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ON SATURDAY MORNINGS, 9 AM – 1 PM.  If you would like to tutor 4^th and 5^th graders in reading on either Saturday, April 21^st, Saturday, April 28^th or at a later date, please see Ms. Plummer by Wednesday, April 18^th.

Environmental Club is having a meeting at lunch in room 13. Members please come make posters for upcoming events! There will be food. If you have questions, please talk to Molly Virostek or Kathryn Dunne.

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night.

Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions.

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night.

Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions 

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night.

Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are

on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

The Willow Attention all Willow writers: please upload your articles to student share as soon as possible. We have a very tight deadline for this final issue. Please see or email  Mrs. Wells or Molly Virostek with questions. 

UPPER SCHOOL ASSEMBLY DURING J BLOCK TODAY:  Upper School has an assembly featuring a student speaker and guest speaker during J Block today.  Please report to the gym at the beginning of J Block.

Tiger Trot Update

A few messages-please listen:  first, if you have registered for the Tiger Trot, you may pick up your race packet today between 2:30 and 4:00 pm today outside the Chapel.  Second, you may wear your Tiger Trot t-shirt with your school uniform tomorrow, Friday.  Third, bicycles are not allowed on the Tiger Trot course Sunday.  Participants and volunteers are welcome to sign up.  If you can't participate, but want to volunteer Sunday, please tell Ms. Gaiser in Connelly Hall or Mrs. K in the Main Building.  Thanks! 

Sign up for the Tiger Trot today!  Ice Cream Parties for all homerooms with 100% participation!  Free Dress Day for the homeroom with the highest number of donations!  A $100 prize for the best Blue or Gold outfit!  Just do it!! 

Prom Night for Parents – April 28, 2012!

The annual Holy Child Gala is a night for parents to get together for dinner, dancing and most importantly to bid on some really great items for them and for you at the Silent and Live Auction that night.

Take a look at the really fun, outings,  parties and activities from your favorite teachers and let your mom’s and dad’s know what you really want them to bid on for you! The flyers are on the windows of the main cafeteria for you to check out and will be displayed all this week.

From the Nurse: water, water, water.

Spring is here!!  It is important to stay hydrated.  Bring water in your backpack, drink water at lunch time,  buy water from the vending machine or drink water from the water fountains.  And don’t forget an extra bottle of water or sports drink for after school activities.

ALL TALENT SHOW PARTICIPANTS MUST COME TO THE STAGE IN THE GYM DURING LUNCH TODAY FOR A SHORT MEETING to prepare for Friday’s show.

Upper School Chorus and Camerata

Both choirs will meet tomorrow (Wednesday) at J block at 12:40 in the Music Room to rehearse with drums and piano.

MS Student Council – This week we will meet in Mrs. Kahan’s office on Thursday during break.