DAILY BULLETIN
October 22, 2021
Weekly Events: Friday – HSFB @ Rainier
Student Information:
• Halloween door judging will be next Friday. There will be the prize of the Golden Pumpkin, doughnuts for the winning class, and a prize for the teacher.
• The homecoming dance is tomorrow from 8-11pm. The dance is a semi-formal / formal, the cost is $10 single, $15 couple, must have a negative Covid test and masks must be worn at all times.
• The Junior Class is selling Halloween Grams during lunch in the cafeteria today. They are $3 each and will be delivered on Monday.
• The Pacific Coast of Washington is at risk from tsunamis. These destructive waves can be caused by coastal or submarine landslides or volcanism, but they are most commonly caused by large submarine earthquakes. Tsunami waves can continue for hours. The first wave can be followed by others a few minutes or a few hours later, and the later waves are commonly larger. If you are in a low-lying coastal area, immediately move inland and to higher ground because a tsunami could follow the earthquake. Do not return until local officials announce it is safe to reenter coastal areas.
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• There will be a Junior High Girls Basketball pre-season meeting is today at 12:40 in Mr. Tully's room. All necessary paperwork and information will be handed out.
• The Girl Scout Troop will be running a food drive during the month of October. Some items that are needed are: Rice-a-Roni, Hamburger Helper, canned soup, pancake mix, canned milk (not condensed), canned meat/fish, and peanut butter. There is a drop off box by the high school office.
• On this day in history 2002: Tropical Storm Alpha forms, making 2005 the most active Atlantic hurricane season on record with 22 named storms.
• Quote for the week: "Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can"!
Bus Duty: Mr. Deatherage
All School Detention: Mr. Shores
Friday – Grilled cheese sandwich, sun chips, oranges, broccoli
October 22, 2021
Weekly Events: Friday – HSFB @ Rainier
Student Information:
• Halloween door judging will be next Friday. There will be the prize of the Golden Pumpkin, doughnuts for the winning class, and a prize for the teacher.
• The homecoming dance is tomorrow from 8-11pm. The dance is a semi-formal / formal, the cost is $10 single, $15 couple, must have a negative Covid test and masks must be worn at all times.
• The Junior Class is selling Halloween Grams during lunch in the cafeteria today. They are $3 each and will be delivered on Monday.
• The Pacific Coast of Washington is at risk from tsunamis. These destructive waves can be caused by coastal or submarine landslides or volcanism, but they are most commonly caused by large submarine earthquakes. Tsunami waves can continue for hours. The first wave can be followed by others a few minutes or a few hours later, and the later waves are commonly larger. If you are in a low-lying coastal area, immediately move inland and to higher ground because a tsunami could follow the earthquake. Do not return until local officials announce it is safe to reenter coastal areas.
• •
• There will be a Junior High Girls Basketball pre-season meeting is today at 12:40 in Mr. Tully's room. All necessary paperwork and information will be handed out.
• The Girl Scout Troop will be running a food drive during the month of October. Some items that are needed are: Rice-a-Roni, Hamburger Helper, canned soup, pancake mix, canned milk (not condensed), canned meat/fish, and peanut butter. There is a drop off box by the high school office.
• On this day in history 2002: Tropical Storm Alpha forms, making 2005 the most active Atlantic hurricane season on record with 22 named storms.
• Quote for the week: "Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can"!
Bus Duty: Mr. Deatherage
All School Detention: Mr. Shores
Friday – Grilled cheese sandwich, sun chips, oranges, broccoli
Raymond School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employee(s) has been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Civil Rights Coordinator: Ross Baker, 360-942-3415, rbaker@raymondk12.org; Title IX Coordinator: Tera Stephens, 360-942-3415, tstephens@raymondk12.org; and 504 Coordinator: Jennifer Sikes, 360-942-3415, jsikes@raymondk12.org. Address: 1016 Commercial Street, Raymond, WA 98577.
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