Thursday, May 17, 2012 Day d
- Attention all staff and students! The yearbook club is doing a presale today until Friday, May 18th. There will be a table in the main lobby after school each of these days. The cost is $10. Make sure to put your order in for our first printed yearbook because there is a limited amount!
- There will be a Sign-Up sheet in room 2005 for anyone interested in joining Cross Country next year. See Mr. Rutt with any questions.
- Physical Papers for all Fall sports can be picked up in 2005. They are due back by May 23rd. No exceptions! Physicals will be held on June 6th here at the Citadel.
- Key club is selling tickets for the Pie in the Face Contest to be held at the end of the month. Tickets are 50 cents each. Take a chance to be the one to throw a pie at a teacher or the Principal! Purchase tickets during homeroom or after school in the lobby.
- Students involved in Volunteerism, Please note that your log sheets must be completed and handed into Mrs. Johnson in 4007 no later then Friday May 18th, 2012.
- There will be a meeting for girl’s volleyball this Thursday, the 17th at 3:30 in the gym.
- Yearbook and Newspaper Clubs will be meeting after school today in room 5008.
- The Library will be closing for the school year at 3:10 on Monday, May 21st. All library materials must be returned to the library by Friday, May 25th to avoid fines for overdue books. Contact the librarian if you have any questions.
THE CITADEL NEWSPAPER: THE YOUNG KNIGHT NEWS!!!
Thanks to the dedication and hard work of Miss Wagner and the student members of the Publication Club. This Club meets Tuesday and Wednesday in 3009. Join us! Let us know what you’d like to read.
Here's a sample of the stories you can read:
Reggie Dabbs Inspires Students
"You can never change your past, but you can change your future.” These were the words of Reggie Dabbs, a popular public school speaker who came to speak at the Citadel this month for both school assemblies and a special community performance in the evening. Throughout the day, students gathered in the gym with excitement to hear this man’s amazing life story.
With his charm and funny style, Reggie Dabbs taught students about the choices they have. He talked about choices that students will face when it comes to drugs, suicide, alcohol, and many other relevant issues. Reggie shared his belief that everyone can make the right choices in life.
Reggie Dabbs did not only teach students about choices, but he also played the saxophone! For our school, the song he chose was Justin Bieber’s Baby. Most students were thoroughly amused and sang along with him.
Our students have to deal with many issues like gangs, drugs, violence, and teen pregnancy every day. Reggie Dabbs is quickly becoming one of the most in-demand motivational speakers because he understands these issues and he helps teenagers meet their problems head-on to overcome them.
Reggie Dabbs was able to reach a lot of our students with his energetic and fun personality, as well as his ability to relate to the hardships our students have faced. Ashley A. commented, “He was a lot of fun, but he also could relate to the hard stuff in our lives that we all go through.” There are some speakers with great stories, and some speakers that are very entertaining. Reggie Dabbs was both. Many students here at the Reading Intermediate High School are already demanding another visit.
- C. Jackson
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CHALK ART ON THE CITADEL COURTYARD'S PAYMENT.
Ms. Adam's Art students learned about public installation art and sidewalk chalk artist, Julian Beever. They created their own designs to paint on the pavement of the courtyard. The designs are meant to be temporary, and will be washed off by the rain.
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If your child needs immunizations to stay in school:
Contact your school nurse for an appointment at the ROCC. Vaccines are provided on most school days during school hours.
OR
The Department of Health for an appointment
For an appointment, call 877-724-3258.
The most recent copy of the student's vaccination history will need to be provided at the time of the appointment at the ROCC or the Department of Health.