General Announcements
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until Friday, February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
FBLA, district competition is this Friday! If you have any questions please see Mrs. Swank in the Business office.
Today and Friday teachers will be talking during 2nd hour about the upcoming 2007 Career Day to be held at AHS on April 10, 2007. If you have an unscheduled 2nd hour class, information concerning the Career Day will be available to you during 4th hour in the cafeteria this week. You will need to pick up the List of Careers and Instructions for making your Career Day requests. If you have further questions, see Ms. Messer in the Business Department.
The senior class will be having a brief gift fundraiser and informational meeting today in room C1 at 2:20pm. If you filled out an application and are still interested in participating please attend.
Athletics
Girls diving will be traveling to Littleton at 4:30 pm today for the league championships.
Congratulations to the girls swimming and diving team for defeating Douglas County last night. Congratulations to State qualifiers Kelly O'Brien in the 50 freestyle and Robyn Louis in the 500 freestyle.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, there will be a brief but important meeting after school in room C-18 today, January 31st.
Hey Science Bowlers! There will be ONE quick meeting tomorrow, February 1st, after school in the Science Office. If you can’t make it, please stop by and see Ms. Durow.
Mahatma Gandhi once said, "I hold that, the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to the protection by man from the cruelty of man." Hey, ADR members; come to our next meeting today, January 31st, in W104 and help us make a difference for animals.
Attention Warriors of the Word, we have started up again second semester and miss seeing you Monday and Friday mornings at 6:30 in room N3. We have a guest speaker, Andy Braner who will be here Friday, February 2nd.
Hey Wild Warrior Women, we will be having a meeting on Monday, February 5th at 2:20pm in the forum to decide spirit shirts and talk about our plans for the second semester. Please attend.
Attention Young Republican Warriors! We are having a meeting today after school in C26 to talk about the debate.
The Young Democrats will be having a meeting today, January 31st, after school in room C6 to discuss our debate on foreign policy.
The Young Democrats and Republicans will be having a debate on foreign policy on Wednesday, February 7th. This debate is set up like a Presidential debate with open questions from the audience. The entire school is welcome to attend.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
General Announcements
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be today, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend today’s meeting.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until Friday, February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
A super high five goes to Will Hea who was nominated at the District-Wide National Forensic League Student Congress this weekend! Congratulations, Will!
Attention all Amnesty members! There will be an important meeting on Tuesday, January 30th to discuss the final details of our silent auction. Anybody planning on attending the auction please be sure to come to the meeting for some important information about the big day!
Athletics
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players. We are having a Team Night at the Mammoth game on Saturday, February 3rd. We will attend as a group and we have discount tickets for $11 each. You must have payment to Kate Spring by this Friday, January 26. If you have any questions, please contact one of the 3 Captains: Chloe Adelmann, Kristin Hosek, or Kate Spring. Hope everyone can make it. This should be a great time for the entire team.
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors Swim and Dive team for their win over Regis Thursday night with a Junior Varsity score of 108 to 200. Arapahoe won the varsity meet as well by the score of 172 to 143. Highlights included the Arapahoe divers who took first through fourth place and had two state qualifiers, freshmen Beth Ambrozic and Dani Howe. Outstanding swims for the Warriors include Carliann Brashier in the 500 freestyle, Kelly O'Brien and Paige Newell in the 100 backstroke, Lindsey Mast in the 100 breaststroke, Carolyn Pasque as an anchor in the 400 free relay, and Lauren Moehlenpah in the 50 free as well as Amy Lindgren in the 100 backstroke. Additional event winners in JV were Alison Busse, Erin O'Brien, Anna Blakney, and Kenna Mullins.
Last Wednesday night the Special Olympics basketball team dominated rival Heritage. The final score was 77-52. The game was a spectacle of offenses, with both teams running the ball in an exciting fast paced game. We had our largest fan support of the season at this crucial away game. Thanks to all who attend. You help by supporting our team, home and away. The high scoring affair was capped off by several outstanding team performances and shots made by Chris LaCrue, Duke Rodgers, Justin Simmons, Andrew Carlson and Mercedes Acosta. Our Warriors also excelled at spreading the ball around and a smothering defense. Our next game is tonight at home at 7pm against Transition. Everyone is invited to show up and support our Warriors to their next victory.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, there will be a brief but important meeting after school in room C-18 on Wednesday, January 31st.
Hey Science Bowlers! There will be ONE quick meeting this Thursday after school in the Science Office. If you can’t make it, please stop by and see Ms. Durow.
Mahatma Gandhi once said, "I hold that, the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to the protection by man from the cruelty of man." Hey, ADR members, come to our next meeting this Wednesday in W104 and help us make a difference for animals.
Attention Warriors of the Word, we have started up again second semester and miss seeing you Monday and Friday mornings at 6:30 in room N3. We have a guest speaker, Andy Braner who will be here Friday, February 2nd.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be today, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend today’s meeting.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until Friday, February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
A super high five goes to Will Hea who was nominated at the District-Wide National Forensic League Student Congress this weekend! Congratulations, Will!
Attention all Amnesty members! There will be an important meeting on Tuesday, January 30th to discuss the final details of our silent auction. Anybody planning on attending the auction please be sure to come to the meeting for some important information about the big day!
Athletics
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players. We are having a Team Night at the Mammoth game on Saturday, February 3rd. We will attend as a group and we have discount tickets for $11 each. You must have payment to Kate Spring by this Friday, January 26. If you have any questions, please contact one of the 3 Captains: Chloe Adelmann, Kristin Hosek, or Kate Spring. Hope everyone can make it. This should be a great time for the entire team.
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors Swim and Dive team for their win over Regis Thursday night with a Junior Varsity score of 108 to 200. Arapahoe won the varsity meet as well by the score of 172 to 143. Highlights included the Arapahoe divers who took first through fourth place and had two state qualifiers, freshmen Beth Ambrozic and Dani Howe. Outstanding swims for the Warriors include Carliann Brashier in the 500 freestyle, Kelly O'Brien and Paige Newell in the 100 backstroke, Lindsey Mast in the 100 breaststroke, Carolyn Pasque as an anchor in the 400 free relay, and Lauren Moehlenpah in the 50 free as well as Amy Lindgren in the 100 backstroke. Additional event winners in JV were Alison Busse, Erin O'Brien, Anna Blakney, and Kenna Mullins.
Last Wednesday night the Special Olympics basketball team dominated rival Heritage. The final score was 77-52. The game was a spectacle of offenses, with both teams running the ball in an exciting fast paced game. We had our largest fan support of the season at this crucial away game. Thanks to all who attend. You help by supporting our team, home and away. The high scoring affair was capped off by several outstanding team performances and shots made by Chris LaCrue, Duke Rodgers, Justin Simmons, Andrew Carlson and Mercedes Acosta. Our Warriors also excelled at spreading the ball around and a smothering defense. Our next game is tonight at home at 7pm against Transition. Everyone is invited to show up and support our Warriors to their next victory.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, there will be a brief but important meeting after school in room C-18 on Wednesday, January 31st.
Hey Science Bowlers! There will be ONE quick meeting this Thursday after school in the Science Office. If you can’t make it, please stop by and see Ms. Durow.
Mahatma Gandhi once said, "I hold that, the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to the protection by man from the cruelty of man." Hey, ADR members, come to our next meeting this Wednesday in W104 and help us make a difference for animals.
Attention Warriors of the Word, we have started up again second semester and miss seeing you Monday and Friday mornings at 6:30 in room N3. We have a guest speaker, Andy Braner who will be here Friday, February 2nd.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
January 30, 2007
General Announcements
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until Friday, February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all Amnesty members! There will be an important meeting on today, January 30th to discuss the final details of our silent auction. Anybody planning on attending the auction please be sure to come to the meeting for some important information about the big day!
FBLA, district competition is this Friday! If you have any questions please see Mrs. Swank in the Business office.
Congratulations to Patti Rains the CATFACS Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher of the Year! Way to go Mrs. Rains.
Athletics
Boy’s basketball will host the Grizzlies of ThunderRidge tonight. Sophomore boys will play at 4:00 followed by the JV at 5:30 and the Varsity to tip off at 7:00 pm.
The girls will travel to Thunder Ridge to take on the Grizzlies on their home court. The sophomore and JV teams will play at 5:30 and the Varsity will follow at 7:00 pm.
Girl’s swimming and diving will also host a meet beginning at 4:00 today against Douglas County. Come honor our seniors at this meet.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL OUR WARRIORS!!!
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, there will be a brief but important meeting after school in room C-18 tomorrow, January 31st.
Hey Science Bowlers! There will be ONE quick meeting this Thursday after school in the Science Office. If you can’t make it, please stop by and see Ms. Durow.
Mahatma Gandhi once said, "I hold that, the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to the protection by man from the cruelty of man." Hey, ADR members; come to our next meeting tomorrow, January 31st, in W104 and help us make a difference for animals.
Attention Warriors of the Word, we have started up again second semester and miss seeing you Monday and Friday mornings at 6:30 in room N3. We have a guest speaker, Andy Braner who will be here Friday, February 2nd.
Hey Wild Warrior Women, we will be having a meeting on Monday, February 5th at 2:20 in the forum to decide spirit shirts and talk about our plans for the second semester. Please attend.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until Friday, February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all Amnesty members! There will be an important meeting on today, January 30th to discuss the final details of our silent auction. Anybody planning on attending the auction please be sure to come to the meeting for some important information about the big day!
FBLA, district competition is this Friday! If you have any questions please see Mrs. Swank in the Business office.
Congratulations to Patti Rains the CATFACS Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher of the Year! Way to go Mrs. Rains.
Athletics
Boy’s basketball will host the Grizzlies of ThunderRidge tonight. Sophomore boys will play at 4:00 followed by the JV at 5:30 and the Varsity to tip off at 7:00 pm.
The girls will travel to Thunder Ridge to take on the Grizzlies on their home court. The sophomore and JV teams will play at 5:30 and the Varsity will follow at 7:00 pm.
Girl’s swimming and diving will also host a meet beginning at 4:00 today against Douglas County. Come honor our seniors at this meet.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL OUR WARRIORS!!!
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, there will be a brief but important meeting after school in room C-18 tomorrow, January 31st.
Hey Science Bowlers! There will be ONE quick meeting this Thursday after school in the Science Office. If you can’t make it, please stop by and see Ms. Durow.
Mahatma Gandhi once said, "I hold that, the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to the protection by man from the cruelty of man." Hey, ADR members; come to our next meeting tomorrow, January 31st, in W104 and help us make a difference for animals.
Attention Warriors of the Word, we have started up again second semester and miss seeing you Monday and Friday mornings at 6:30 in room N3. We have a guest speaker, Andy Braner who will be here Friday, February 2nd.
Hey Wild Warrior Women, we will be having a meeting on Monday, February 5th at 2:20 in the forum to decide spirit shirts and talk about our plans for the second semester. Please attend.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Friday, January 26, 2007
January 26, 2007
General Announcements
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all seniors. If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip to the Wind River Reservation, remember that applications are due by tomorrow, January 26th. Turn them in to Mrs. Turner or Mrs. Ackerman.
Athletics
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players. We are having a Team Night at the Mammoth game on Saturday, February 3rd. We will attend as a group and we have discount tickets for $11 each. You must have payment to Kate Spring by this Friday, January 26. If you have any questions, please contact one of the 3 Captains: Chloe Adelmann, Kristin Hosek, or Kate Spring. Hope everyone can make it. This should be a great time for the entire team.
The Special Olympics Basketball team celebrated another victory last night with a 77-58 win over Heritage. The bleachers were full of Arapahoe students and families supporting our Warriors. Our next game is Monday night here at home. We play the Transition team at 7 P.M. We hope to see you there. Warriors, we thank you for your continued support.
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors Swim and Dive team for their win over Regis last night with a Junior Varsity score of 108 to 200. Arapahoe won the varsity meet as well by the score of 172 to 143. Highlights included the Arapahoe divers who took first through fourth place and had two state qualifiers, freshmen Beth Ambrozic and Dani Howe. Outstanding swims for the Warriors include Carliann Brashier in the 500 freestyle, Kelly O'Brien and Paige Newell in the 100 backstroke, Lindsey Mast in the 100 breaststroke, Carolyn Pasque as an anchor in the 400 free relay, and Lauren Moehlenpah in the 50 free as well as Amy Lindgren in the 100 backstroke. Additional event winners in JV were Alison Busse, Erin O'Brien, Anna Blakney, and Kenna Mullins.
On Wednesday night the Special Olympics basketball team dominated rival Heritage. The final score was 77-52. The game was a spectacle of offenses, with both teams running the ball in an exciting fast paced game. We had our largest fan support of the season at this crucial away game. Thanks to all who attend. You help by supporting our team, home and away. The high scoring affair was capped off by several outstanding team performances and shots made by Chris LaCrue, Duke Rodgers, Justin Simmons, Andrew Carlson and Mercedes Acosta. Our Warriors also excelled at spreading the ball around and a smothering defense. OUR NEXT GAME IS MONDAY NIGHT AT HOME AT 7 P.M. AGAINST TRANSITION, EVERYONE IS INVITED TO SHOW UP AND SUPPORT OUR WARRIORS TO THEIR NEXT VICTORY.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, there will be a brief but important meeting after school in room C-18 on Wednesday, January 31st
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all seniors. If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip to the Wind River Reservation, remember that applications are due by tomorrow, January 26th. Turn them in to Mrs. Turner or Mrs. Ackerman.
Athletics
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players. We are having a Team Night at the Mammoth game on Saturday, February 3rd. We will attend as a group and we have discount tickets for $11 each. You must have payment to Kate Spring by this Friday, January 26. If you have any questions, please contact one of the 3 Captains: Chloe Adelmann, Kristin Hosek, or Kate Spring. Hope everyone can make it. This should be a great time for the entire team.
The Special Olympics Basketball team celebrated another victory last night with a 77-58 win over Heritage. The bleachers were full of Arapahoe students and families supporting our Warriors. Our next game is Monday night here at home. We play the Transition team at 7 P.M. We hope to see you there. Warriors, we thank you for your continued support.
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors Swim and Dive team for their win over Regis last night with a Junior Varsity score of 108 to 200. Arapahoe won the varsity meet as well by the score of 172 to 143. Highlights included the Arapahoe divers who took first through fourth place and had two state qualifiers, freshmen Beth Ambrozic and Dani Howe. Outstanding swims for the Warriors include Carliann Brashier in the 500 freestyle, Kelly O'Brien and Paige Newell in the 100 backstroke, Lindsey Mast in the 100 breaststroke, Carolyn Pasque as an anchor in the 400 free relay, and Lauren Moehlenpah in the 50 free as well as Amy Lindgren in the 100 backstroke. Additional event winners in JV were Alison Busse, Erin O'Brien, Anna Blakney, and Kenna Mullins.
On Wednesday night the Special Olympics basketball team dominated rival Heritage. The final score was 77-52. The game was a spectacle of offenses, with both teams running the ball in an exciting fast paced game. We had our largest fan support of the season at this crucial away game. Thanks to all who attend. You help by supporting our team, home and away. The high scoring affair was capped off by several outstanding team performances and shots made by Chris LaCrue, Duke Rodgers, Justin Simmons, Andrew Carlson and Mercedes Acosta. Our Warriors also excelled at spreading the ball around and a smothering defense. OUR NEXT GAME IS MONDAY NIGHT AT HOME AT 7 P.M. AGAINST TRANSITION, EVERYONE IS INVITED TO SHOW UP AND SUPPORT OUR WARRIORS TO THEIR NEXT VICTORY.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, there will be a brief but important meeting after school in room C-18 on Wednesday, January 31st
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Thursday, January 25, 2007
January 25, 2007
General Announcements
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all seniors. If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip to the Wind River Reservation, remember that applications are due by this Friday, January 26th. Turn them in to Mrs. Turner or Mrs. Ackerman.
Attention Speech and Debate Club Members: Let's show our team spirit Friday by wearing Team T-shirts! If you are new to the team and have not received your team shirt, stop by Ms. Graham's desk in the Language Arts office and get one!
Athletics
Thursday announcements: Congratulations to the Arapahoe Swim and Dive Team for defeating Mullen on Tuesday. Come support the swim and dive team today as they take on Regis in an exciting meet!!!!
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players. We are having a Team Night at the Mammoth game on Saturday, February 3rd. We will attend as a group and we have discount tickets for $11 each. You must have payment to Kate Spring by this Friday, January 26. If you have any questions, please contact one of the 3 Captains: Chloe Adelmann, Kristin Hosek, or Kate Spring. Hope everyone can make it. This should be a great time for the entire team.
The Special Olympics Basketball team celebrated another victory last night with a 77-58 win over Heritage. The bleachers were full of Arapahoe students and families supporting our Warriors. Our next game is Monday night here at home. We play the Transition team at 7 P.M. We hope to see you there. Warriors, we thank you for your continued support.
Student Initiated Groups-
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all seniors. If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip to the Wind River Reservation, remember that applications are due by this Friday, January 26th. Turn them in to Mrs. Turner or Mrs. Ackerman.
Attention Speech and Debate Club Members: Let's show our team spirit Friday by wearing Team T-shirts! If you are new to the team and have not received your team shirt, stop by Ms. Graham's desk in the Language Arts office and get one!
Athletics
Thursday announcements: Congratulations to the Arapahoe Swim and Dive Team for defeating Mullen on Tuesday. Come support the swim and dive team today as they take on Regis in an exciting meet!!!!
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players. We are having a Team Night at the Mammoth game on Saturday, February 3rd. We will attend as a group and we have discount tickets for $11 each. You must have payment to Kate Spring by this Friday, January 26. If you have any questions, please contact one of the 3 Captains: Chloe Adelmann, Kristin Hosek, or Kate Spring. Hope everyone can make it. This should be a great time for the entire team.
The Special Olympics Basketball team celebrated another victory last night with a 77-58 win over Heritage. The bleachers were full of Arapahoe students and families supporting our Warriors. Our next game is Monday night here at home. We play the Transition team at 7 P.M. We hope to see you there. Warriors, we thank you for your continued support.
Student Initiated Groups-
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
January 24, 2007
General Announcements
The Princeton Review is offering a free practice ACT exam for area high school students at Koelbel Library on Saturday, February 3. Reservations are required and seating is limited. Call 1-800-2REVIEW or stop by the Post Grad Center for information.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Just a reminder for all NHS members: today there will be an informational service meeting at 2:15 in the forum. Please attend so that you can receive your new log.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all seniors. If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip to the Wind River Reservation, remember that applications are due by this Friday, 1/26. Turn them in to Mrs. Turner or Mrs. Ackerman.
Athletics
Attention all girls interested in playing tennis this spring: There will be a mandatory tennis parent/athlete meeting tomorrow night at 6:30 pm in the Forum. All girls planning on trying out for varsity or junior varsity tennis must attend. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Brayton in the science office as soon as possible.
Warriors, the AHS Special Olympics Basketball team is playing Heritage at Heritage. Please come to Heritage and support us at 7 tonight as we hopefully continue with our winning streak…
Student Initiated Groups-
Bowling Club will meet this afternoon at AMF. Be there and be ready to have some fun.
The Young Democrats and Young Republicans will have a debate on illegal immigration today, January 24th in room E-9 at 2:15pm.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
The Princeton Review is offering a free practice ACT exam for area high school students at Koelbel Library on Saturday, February 3. Reservations are required and seating is limited. Call 1-800-2REVIEW or stop by the Post Grad Center for information.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Just a reminder for all NHS members: today there will be an informational service meeting at 2:15 in the forum. Please attend so that you can receive your new log.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Attention all seniors. If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip to the Wind River Reservation, remember that applications are due by this Friday, 1/26. Turn them in to Mrs. Turner or Mrs. Ackerman.
Athletics
Attention all girls interested in playing tennis this spring: There will be a mandatory tennis parent/athlete meeting tomorrow night at 6:30 pm in the Forum. All girls planning on trying out for varsity or junior varsity tennis must attend. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Brayton in the science office as soon as possible.
Warriors, the AHS Special Olympics Basketball team is playing Heritage at Heritage. Please come to Heritage and support us at 7 tonight as we hopefully continue with our winning streak…
Student Initiated Groups-
Bowling Club will meet this afternoon at AMF. Be there and be ready to have some fun.
The Young Democrats and Young Republicans will have a debate on illegal immigration today, January 24th in room E-9 at 2:15pm.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
January 23, 2007
General Announcements
The Princeton Review is offering a free practice ACT exam for area high school students at Koelbel Library on Saturday, February 3. Reservations are required and seating is limited. Call 1-800-2REVIEW or stop by the Post Grad Center for information.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Seniors: Are you a budding entrepreneur? Do you own a small business? There is a scholarship for YOU! The 2007 NFIB Young Entrepreneur Award scholarship application is due February 12. Applications are available in the Scholarship List on Naviance or in the Post Grad Center.
Attention all Amnesty members! There will be an important meeting today after school in N3 to discuss our upcoming Silent Auction Event. If you are not able to attend the meeting but still want to come to the auction, talk to Sarah Axelrath or Becca Schwab for more exciting details.
Hey Freshmen officers…don’t forget we have a meeting tomorrow morning at 7 am in S8 to discuss fundraising. See you there!!
Just a reminder for all NHS members: This Wednesday there will be an informational service meeting at 2:15 in the forum. Please attend so that you can receive your new log.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Athletics
Attention all girls interested in playing tennis this spring: There will be a mandatory tennis parent/athlete meeting this Thursday night at 6:30 pm in the Forum. All girls planning on trying out for varsity or junior varsity tennis must attend. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Brayton in the science office as soon as possible.
Attention Arapahoe girl swimmers: Please note - the meet with Mullen has been moved back one half hour. The meet now begins at 6 PM. Check your meet lineup on the pool foyer windows.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND SOPHOMORE GIRLS BASKETBALL -
The bus will leave today at 3:45. Meet in the study center. Again, that’s at 3:45, in the study center.
Student Initiated Groups-
Congratulations to the following talented mathematicians! The following students will compete in the Final Round of the University of Northern Colorado Mathematics Competition on Saturday, February 3rd at the UNC Campus in Greeley. Please recognize Lane Childers, Laine Greaves-Smith, Tom Roberts, Ryan Beckett, Spencer Zepelin, Sean Egan, Corey McClymonds and Emil Marinov.
Attention, Young Republicans! We will have a meeting today, Tuesday, in room C-26 after school. Please bring information for Wednesday’s debate! See you there!
The Young Democrats and Young Republicans will have a debate on illegal immigration on Wednesday, January 24th in room E-9 at 2:15pm.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
The Princeton Review is offering a free practice ACT exam for area high school students at Koelbel Library on Saturday, February 3. Reservations are required and seating is limited. Call 1-800-2REVIEW or stop by the Post Grad Center for information.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 29th at 2:25pm in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
Seniors: Are you a budding entrepreneur? Do you own a small business? There is a scholarship for YOU! The 2007 NFIB Young Entrepreneur Award scholarship application is due February 12. Applications are available in the Scholarship List on Naviance or in the Post Grad Center.
Attention all Amnesty members! There will be an important meeting today after school in N3 to discuss our upcoming Silent Auction Event. If you are not able to attend the meeting but still want to come to the auction, talk to Sarah Axelrath or Becca Schwab for more exciting details.
Hey Freshmen officers…don’t forget we have a meeting tomorrow morning at 7 am in S8 to discuss fundraising. See you there!!
Just a reminder for all NHS members: This Wednesday there will be an informational service meeting at 2:15 in the forum. Please attend so that you can receive your new log.
Hey Arapahoe!! Key Club is sponsoring a supplies drive for our US troops. Please help us by bringing in items they have requested like new or old DVD’s, or even candy! The drive will continue until February 2nd, so please bring in all you can! There are boxes to place your donations in, in department offices and many classrooms. Please support Key Club and help your troops overseas.
Athletics
Attention all girls interested in playing tennis this spring: There will be a mandatory tennis parent/athlete meeting this Thursday night at 6:30 pm in the Forum. All girls planning on trying out for varsity or junior varsity tennis must attend. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Brayton in the science office as soon as possible.
Attention Arapahoe girl swimmers: Please note - the meet with Mullen has been moved back one half hour. The meet now begins at 6 PM. Check your meet lineup on the pool foyer windows.
ATTENTION ALL JV AND SOPHOMORE GIRLS BASKETBALL -
The bus will leave today at 3:45. Meet in the study center. Again, that’s at 3:45, in the study center.
Student Initiated Groups-
Congratulations to the following talented mathematicians! The following students will compete in the Final Round of the University of Northern Colorado Mathematics Competition on Saturday, February 3rd at the UNC Campus in Greeley. Please recognize Lane Childers, Laine Greaves-Smith, Tom Roberts, Ryan Beckett, Spencer Zepelin, Sean Egan, Corey McClymonds and Emil Marinov.
Attention, Young Republicans! We will have a meeting today, Tuesday, in room C-26 after school. Please bring information for Wednesday’s debate! See you there!
The Young Democrats and Young Republicans will have a debate on illegal immigration on Wednesday, January 24th in room E-9 at 2:15pm.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Monday, January 22, 2007
January 22, 2007
General Announcements
Congratulations go to Shamita PUnjabi who placed second in Humorous interpretation at the Continental League Speech and Debate Tournament this past Saturday. Go Shamita!
The Princeton Review is offering a free practice ACT exam for area high school students at Koelbel Library on Saturday, February 3. Reservations are required and seating is limited. Call 1-800-2REVIEW or stop by the Post Grad Center for information.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, Jan 29 at 2:25 in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
The After Prom Committee needs your help in the following areas:
Casino - We need dealers. You would be at the school from 3pm-10pm on Friday May 4th to help decorate.
Sat. May 5th you would work from 11pm - 4 am Sun.
Sunday May 6th we are asking you to stay as long as you can to take down the decorations.
We will have a training session on how to deal all the different types of poker we will be offering.
We have 14 doors that can be opened to let air in during the event but we need 28+ people to man the doors.
We need 10 -15 strong, early rising people to help Sunday at 5am to put away After Prom into the storage shed, and take the trash to the trash bins. Also, it is very helpful if some of the people could bring trucks to help move larger items to the storage area.
If anyone has bamboo or straw mats we could use them in decorating one of the halls.
We need help to decorate the cafeteria and one of the activity halls. These people primarily need to help plan, make some decorations, and decorate the areas. Please do not assume the After Prom committee has your name. Please email Stefani Ernst at stefanisews@aol.com or call her at 303 689-0281.
Athletics
Get your goggles out. It’s time to think about swimming. Registration for the 2007 AHS Boy’s swim and dive team will take place tomorrow, January 23rd at 7pm in the forum. Come and meet your teammates. Equipment and suit orders will be placed at this time. Late orders will not be guaranteed. Registration forms can be found on our website at eteamz.active.com/AHSBoysSwimDive.com
Attention all girls interested in playing tennis this spring: There will be a mandatory tennis parent/athlete meeting this Thursday night at 6:30 pm in the Forum. All girls planning on trying out for varsity or junior varsity tennis must attend. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Brayton in the science office as soon as possible.
Congratulations to the Fresh/Soph Wrestlers on their tournament win this weekend. The Warriors placed several wrestlers and crowned one champion, Patrick Brovsky.
Congratulations to the Varsity Wrestlers on their tournament championship this weekend. Champions for the Warriors were; Jake Wilson, 145 pounds, Devon Minshall 189 lbs, and Joe Fleming, 215 lbs. Great Job Warriors!
Student Initiated Groups-
Congratulations to the following talented mathematicians! The following students will compete in the Final Round of the University of Northern Colorado Mathematics Competition on Saturday, February 3rd at the UNC Campus in Greeley. Please recognize Lane Childers, Laine Greaves-Smith, Tom Roberts, Ryan Beckett, Spencer Zepelin, Sean Egan, Corey McClymonds and Emil Marinov.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Congratulations go to Shamita PUnjabi who placed second in Humorous interpretation at the Continental League Speech and Debate Tournament this past Saturday. Go Shamita!
The Princeton Review is offering a free practice ACT exam for area high school students at Koelbel Library on Saturday, February 3. Reservations are required and seating is limited. Call 1-800-2REVIEW or stop by the Post Grad Center for information.
Attention TSA members, it is time to “get serious” about TSA. The State conference registration deadline is coming up sooner than you think. Our next meeting will be Monday, Jan 29 at 2:25 in room E10. If you have not paid your $15 TSA dues, Monday will be your last chance to get it turned in and be eligible to attend the State conference in April. This meeting is a Mandatory meeting for all TSA members planning on attending the State conference. Please see Mr. McMullen this week if you cannot attend Monday’s meeting.
The After Prom Committee needs your help in the following areas:
Casino - We need dealers. You would be at the school from 3pm-10pm on Friday May 4th to help decorate.
Sat. May 5th you would work from 11pm - 4 am Sun.
Sunday May 6th we are asking you to stay as long as you can to take down the decorations.
We will have a training session on how to deal all the different types of poker we will be offering.
We have 14 doors that can be opened to let air in during the event but we need 28+ people to man the doors.
We need 10 -15 strong, early rising people to help Sunday at 5am to put away After Prom into the storage shed, and take the trash to the trash bins. Also, it is very helpful if some of the people could bring trucks to help move larger items to the storage area.
If anyone has bamboo or straw mats we could use them in decorating one of the halls.
We need help to decorate the cafeteria and one of the activity halls. These people primarily need to help plan, make some decorations, and decorate the areas. Please do not assume the After Prom committee has your name. Please email Stefani Ernst at stefanisews@aol.com or call her at 303 689-0281.
Athletics
Get your goggles out. It’s time to think about swimming. Registration for the 2007 AHS Boy’s swim and dive team will take place tomorrow, January 23rd at 7pm in the forum. Come and meet your teammates. Equipment and suit orders will be placed at this time. Late orders will not be guaranteed. Registration forms can be found on our website at eteamz.active.com/AHSBoysSwimDive.com
Attention all girls interested in playing tennis this spring: There will be a mandatory tennis parent/athlete meeting this Thursday night at 6:30 pm in the Forum. All girls planning on trying out for varsity or junior varsity tennis must attend. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Brayton in the science office as soon as possible.
Congratulations to the Fresh/Soph Wrestlers on their tournament win this weekend. The Warriors placed several wrestlers and crowned one champion, Patrick Brovsky.
Congratulations to the Varsity Wrestlers on their tournament championship this weekend. Champions for the Warriors were; Jake Wilson, 145 pounds, Devon Minshall 189 lbs, and Joe Fleming, 215 lbs. Great Job Warriors!
Student Initiated Groups-
Congratulations to the following talented mathematicians! The following students will compete in the Final Round of the University of Northern Colorado Mathematics Competition on Saturday, February 3rd at the UNC Campus in Greeley. Please recognize Lane Childers, Laine Greaves-Smith, Tom Roberts, Ryan Beckett, Spencer Zepelin, Sean Egan, Corey McClymonds and Emil Marinov.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Friday, January 19, 2007
January 19, 2007
General Announcements
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on tomorrow, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Today is the final day that tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Students attending the dance are to enter at the East Entrance and must show their Arapahoe Student ID to enter. If they are bringing a guest, they must also present a current photo ID. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
There will be a fundraising meeting on Tuesday, January 23rd for all students who are planning on attending the DECA State conference. The meeting will start right after school in room S1.
Seniors: Need money for college? Check out the scholarship list on Naviance for scholarships for which you are eligible. The list grows daily. Stop by the Post Grad Center for help in your search.
Today during both lunch hours we will be distributing First Semester Report Cards. Please stop by to pick up your Report Card. Please remember to bring your student ID. If you cannot pick up your First Semester Report Card tomorrow, please stop by the Guidance Office and see Mrs. Oeinck.
The After Prom Committee needs your help in the following areas:
Casino - We need dealers. You would be at the school from 3pm-10pm on Friday May 4th to help decorate.
Sat. May 5th you would work from 11pm - 4 am Sun.
Sunday May 6th we are asking you to stay as long as you can to take down the decorations.
We will have a training session on how to deal all the different types of poker we will be offering.
We have 14 doors that can be opened to let air in during the event but we need 28+ people to man the doors.
We need 10 -15 strong, early rising people to help Sunday at 5am to put away After Prom into the storage shed, and take the trash to the trash bins. Also, it is very helpful if some of the people could bring trucks to help move larger items to the storage area.
If anyone has bamboo or straw mats we could use them in decorating one of the halls.
We need help to decorate the cafeteria and one of the activity halls. These people primarily need to help plan, make some decorations, and decorate the areas. Please do not assume the After Prom committee has your name. Please email Stefani Ernst at stefanisews@aol.com or call her at 303 689-0281.
Athletics
There will be no Special Olympics Basketball practice this Sat. Jan. 20th.
Get your goggles out, it’s time to think about swimming. Registration for the 2007 AHS Boy’s swim and dive team will take place January 23rd at 7pm in the forum. Come and meet your teammates. Equipment and suit orders will be placed at this time. Late orders will not be guaranteed. Registration forms can be found on our website at http://eteamz.active.com/AHSBoysSwimDive.com
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors for defeating Mountain Vista last night. And Congratulations to the following state qualifiers: Carolyn Pasque in the 50 free and 500 free, Sam Abrams in the 200 free, and Kelly O'Brien in the 100 backstroke.
Student Initiated Groups-
Chess Players, starting next week, Chess Club will meet every Tuesday after school in the Enrichment Room. See you then!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on tomorrow, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Today is the final day that tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Students attending the dance are to enter at the East Entrance and must show their Arapahoe Student ID to enter. If they are bringing a guest, they must also present a current photo ID. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
There will be a fundraising meeting on Tuesday, January 23rd for all students who are planning on attending the DECA State conference. The meeting will start right after school in room S1.
Seniors: Need money for college? Check out the scholarship list on Naviance for scholarships for which you are eligible. The list grows daily. Stop by the Post Grad Center for help in your search.
Today during both lunch hours we will be distributing First Semester Report Cards. Please stop by to pick up your Report Card. Please remember to bring your student ID. If you cannot pick up your First Semester Report Card tomorrow, please stop by the Guidance Office and see Mrs. Oeinck.
The After Prom Committee needs your help in the following areas:
Casino - We need dealers. You would be at the school from 3pm-10pm on Friday May 4th to help decorate.
Sat. May 5th you would work from 11pm - 4 am Sun.
Sunday May 6th we are asking you to stay as long as you can to take down the decorations.
We will have a training session on how to deal all the different types of poker we will be offering.
We have 14 doors that can be opened to let air in during the event but we need 28+ people to man the doors.
We need 10 -15 strong, early rising people to help Sunday at 5am to put away After Prom into the storage shed, and take the trash to the trash bins. Also, it is very helpful if some of the people could bring trucks to help move larger items to the storage area.
If anyone has bamboo or straw mats we could use them in decorating one of the halls.
We need help to decorate the cafeteria and one of the activity halls. These people primarily need to help plan, make some decorations, and decorate the areas. Please do not assume the After Prom committee has your name. Please email Stefani Ernst at stefanisews@aol.com or call her at 303 689-0281.
Athletics
There will be no Special Olympics Basketball practice this Sat. Jan. 20th.
Get your goggles out, it’s time to think about swimming. Registration for the 2007 AHS Boy’s swim and dive team will take place January 23rd at 7pm in the forum. Come and meet your teammates. Equipment and suit orders will be placed at this time. Late orders will not be guaranteed. Registration forms can be found on our website at http://eteamz.active.com/AHSBoysSwimDive.com
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors for defeating Mountain Vista last night. And Congratulations to the following state qualifiers: Carolyn Pasque in the 50 free and 500 free, Sam Abrams in the 200 free, and Kelly O'Brien in the 100 backstroke.
Student Initiated Groups-
Chess Players, starting next week, Chess Club will meet every Tuesday after school in the Enrichment Room. See you then!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Thursday, January 18, 2007
January 18, 2007
General Announcements
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Students attending the dance are to enter at the East Entrance and must show their Arapahoe Student ID to enter. If they are bringing a guest, they must also present a current photo ID. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
There will be a fundraising meeting on Jan. 23rd for all students who are planning on attending the DECA State conference. The meeting will start right after school in room S1.
MUSE, Arapahoe’s Literary Arts magazine is still accepting submissions until after school tomorrow, January 19th. Submit poetry, writings and art! Submit online or see Mrs. Hitchens or Mr. Miles for more information in either the art or english office. It’s not to late, so submit to support the arts!! Plus, Muse members, we are having a meeting today after school in room C-16. Be there and bring friends.
Tonight from 6-8pm, the Senior Class Gift Committee will be having a Coldstone night at the Park Meadows Coldstone on County Line. Come eat ice cream and the proceeds will go towards the senior class trip.
Seniors: Need money for college? Check out the scholarship list on Naviance for scholarships for which you are eligible. The list grows daily. Stop by the Post Grad Center for help in your search.
Attention Students: Tomorrow during both lunch hours we will be distributing First Semester Report Cards. Please stop by to pick up your Report Card. If you cannot pick up your First Semester Report Card tomorrow, please stop by the Guidance Office and see Mrs. Oeinck.
Class of 2007: If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip up to the Wind River Reservation, please pick up an application and teacher recommendation form at the main office. They are due next Friday! Questions? Please see Lizzy Haskins or Jenni Sneden.
The After Prom Committee needs your help in the following areas:
Casino - We need dealers. You would be at the school from 3pm-10pm on Friday May 4th to help decorate.
Sat. May 5th you would work from 11pm - 4 am Sun.
Sunday May 6th we are asking you to stay as long as you can to take down the decorations.
We will have a training session on how to deal all the different types of poker we will be offering.
We have 14 doors that can be opened to let air in during the event but we need 28+ people to man the doors.
We need 10 -15 strong, early rising people to help Sunday at 5am to put away After Prom into the storage shed, and take the trash to the trash bins. Also, it is very helpful if some of the people could bring trucks to help move larger items to the storage area.
If anyone has bamboo or straw mats we could use them in decorating one of the halls.
We need help to decorate the cafeteria and one of the activity halls. These people primarily need to help plan, make some decorations, and decorate the areas. Please do not assume the After Prom committee has your name. Please email Stefani Ernst at stefanisews@aol.com or call her at 303 689-0281.
Athletics
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors for defeating Littleton last Thursday. They also won the Smoky Hill Invite this past Thursday. Congratulations to state qualifiers Carolyn Pasque in the 200 freestyle and Haley McCoy in the 100 fly. The Water Warriors also defeated Thunderidge on Tuesday. Please come to the meet today against Mountain Vista. It's at Arapahoe at 4 p.m.
Student Initiated Groups-
GSA will be meeting today in room W-102. Hope to see all of you there!
Habitat for Humanity members, we will have a brief meeting after school in room C-18 today.
Chess Players, starting next week, Chess Club will meet every Tuesday after school in the Enrichment Room. See you then!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Students attending the dance are to enter at the East Entrance and must show their Arapahoe Student ID to enter. If they are bringing a guest, they must also present a current photo ID. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
There will be a fundraising meeting on Jan. 23rd for all students who are planning on attending the DECA State conference. The meeting will start right after school in room S1.
MUSE, Arapahoe’s Literary Arts magazine is still accepting submissions until after school tomorrow, January 19th. Submit poetry, writings and art! Submit online or see Mrs. Hitchens or Mr. Miles for more information in either the art or english office. It’s not to late, so submit to support the arts!! Plus, Muse members, we are having a meeting today after school in room C-16. Be there and bring friends.
Tonight from 6-8pm, the Senior Class Gift Committee will be having a Coldstone night at the Park Meadows Coldstone on County Line. Come eat ice cream and the proceeds will go towards the senior class trip.
Seniors: Need money for college? Check out the scholarship list on Naviance for scholarships for which you are eligible. The list grows daily. Stop by the Post Grad Center for help in your search.
Attention Students: Tomorrow during both lunch hours we will be distributing First Semester Report Cards. Please stop by to pick up your Report Card. If you cannot pick up your First Semester Report Card tomorrow, please stop by the Guidance Office and see Mrs. Oeinck.
Class of 2007: If you’d like to participate in the Community Service Trip up to the Wind River Reservation, please pick up an application and teacher recommendation form at the main office. They are due next Friday! Questions? Please see Lizzy Haskins or Jenni Sneden.
The After Prom Committee needs your help in the following areas:
Casino - We need dealers. You would be at the school from 3pm-10pm on Friday May 4th to help decorate.
Sat. May 5th you would work from 11pm - 4 am Sun.
Sunday May 6th we are asking you to stay as long as you can to take down the decorations.
We will have a training session on how to deal all the different types of poker we will be offering.
We have 14 doors that can be opened to let air in during the event but we need 28+ people to man the doors.
We need 10 -15 strong, early rising people to help Sunday at 5am to put away After Prom into the storage shed, and take the trash to the trash bins. Also, it is very helpful if some of the people could bring trucks to help move larger items to the storage area.
If anyone has bamboo or straw mats we could use them in decorating one of the halls.
We need help to decorate the cafeteria and one of the activity halls. These people primarily need to help plan, make some decorations, and decorate the areas. Please do not assume the After Prom committee has your name. Please email Stefani Ernst at stefanisews@aol.com or call her at 303 689-0281.
Athletics
Congratulations to the Lady Water Warriors for defeating Littleton last Thursday. They also won the Smoky Hill Invite this past Thursday. Congratulations to state qualifiers Carolyn Pasque in the 200 freestyle and Haley McCoy in the 100 fly. The Water Warriors also defeated Thunderidge on Tuesday. Please come to the meet today against Mountain Vista. It's at Arapahoe at 4 p.m.
Student Initiated Groups-
GSA will be meeting today in room W-102. Hope to see all of you there!
Habitat for Humanity members, we will have a brief meeting after school in room C-18 today.
Chess Players, starting next week, Chess Club will meet every Tuesday after school in the Enrichment Room. See you then!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
January 17, 2007
General Announcements
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. today, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Please plan to attend a short but informational meeting today in room E2 after school. Plans for this semester will be discussed along with information about both district and state conference. Snacks will be provided!
See you there FCCLA!!!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
Key Club! Remember, it is very important to come to our meeting today after school in room C-16. We will be making plans and posters for our troops drive. We need all key club member help with this, so see you there!
There will be a fundraising meeting on Jan. 23rd for all students who are planning on attending the DECA State conference. The meeting will start right after school in room S1.
The California rock band, "OVER IT," will be performing a clinic/concert in the band room during 3rd period today. If you have 3rd period off and would like to join us, please feel free to attend.
If you signed up for competition at the Continental League Tournament, please be aware that competition is at Gateway High School, not Ponderosa.
Attention all NHS members, the NHS meeting today after school has been rescheduled for next Wednesday, January 24th at 2:15 in the forum. See you next week.
MUSE, Arapahoe’s Literary Arts magazine is still accepting submissions until this Friday, January 19th. Submit poetry, writings and art! See Mrs. Hitchens or Mr. Miles for more information in either the art or english office. Plus, Muse members, we are having a meeting today after school in room C-16. Be there and bring friends.
This Thursday night from 6-8pm, the senior class gift committee will be having a Coldstone night at the Park Meadows Coldstone on County Line. Come eat ice cream and the proceeds will go towards the senior class trip.
Athletics
There is a lot to update for the Special Olympics basketball team, we now have two games under our belts and we have won both. The Warriors defeated the Thunder Ridge team 78-26 in the season opener and defeated rival Littleton 61-44. The Warriors excelled at ball handling and defensive dominance. Keeping the ball out of their oppositions’ hands enabled the offense to show off their power and score at will. Good job in making all your hard work pay off. All players made strides in achieving for the team. The fan support was wonderful; they are awesome in keeping the team charging on all sides of the game. If you haven’t made it out yet come see what you have been missing. As a reminder there will NOT be practice on Sat. 1/20/07. The next game is a rivalry game at Heritage on Wed. 1/24/07 at 7 p.m. Please make plans to come over and support us versus our main rival.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey warriors. Do any of you have a heart for abandoned animals or animals in danger? Come to the Animals Deserve Rights Club meeting is today, January 17th, in room W104. Bring your enthusiasm and help us make a plan for a fabulous semester! Don't forget, there's always food involved and we're always looking for new members! Why not make a difference this semester?
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, we will have a brief meeting after school in room C-18 tomorrow, January 18th.
The GSA will be meeting tomorrow in room w 102 hope to see all of you there!Hey Science Bowlers: Ms. Durow needs your registration today! Please get it to her ASAP.
The Young Republicans will be having a short meeting today at 2:20 in rm C26.
Congratulations to the Arapahoe chess team! Nathan Hooks, Josh McKoy and Kevin Rohde each earned a point for the team’s final tied score against Cherry Creek. Great job Arapahoe!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. today, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Please plan to attend a short but informational meeting today in room E2 after school. Plans for this semester will be discussed along with information about both district and state conference. Snacks will be provided!
See you there FCCLA!!!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
Key Club! Remember, it is very important to come to our meeting today after school in room C-16. We will be making plans and posters for our troops drive. We need all key club member help with this, so see you there!
There will be a fundraising meeting on Jan. 23rd for all students who are planning on attending the DECA State conference. The meeting will start right after school in room S1.
The California rock band, "OVER IT," will be performing a clinic/concert in the band room during 3rd period today. If you have 3rd period off and would like to join us, please feel free to attend.
If you signed up for competition at the Continental League Tournament, please be aware that competition is at Gateway High School, not Ponderosa.
Attention all NHS members, the NHS meeting today after school has been rescheduled for next Wednesday, January 24th at 2:15 in the forum. See you next week.
MUSE, Arapahoe’s Literary Arts magazine is still accepting submissions until this Friday, January 19th. Submit poetry, writings and art! See Mrs. Hitchens or Mr. Miles for more information in either the art or english office. Plus, Muse members, we are having a meeting today after school in room C-16. Be there and bring friends.
This Thursday night from 6-8pm, the senior class gift committee will be having a Coldstone night at the Park Meadows Coldstone on County Line. Come eat ice cream and the proceeds will go towards the senior class trip.
Athletics
There is a lot to update for the Special Olympics basketball team, we now have two games under our belts and we have won both. The Warriors defeated the Thunder Ridge team 78-26 in the season opener and defeated rival Littleton 61-44. The Warriors excelled at ball handling and defensive dominance. Keeping the ball out of their oppositions’ hands enabled the offense to show off their power and score at will. Good job in making all your hard work pay off. All players made strides in achieving for the team. The fan support was wonderful; they are awesome in keeping the team charging on all sides of the game. If you haven’t made it out yet come see what you have been missing. As a reminder there will NOT be practice on Sat. 1/20/07. The next game is a rivalry game at Heritage on Wed. 1/24/07 at 7 p.m. Please make plans to come over and support us versus our main rival.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey warriors. Do any of you have a heart for abandoned animals or animals in danger? Come to the Animals Deserve Rights Club meeting is today, January 17th, in room W104. Bring your enthusiasm and help us make a plan for a fabulous semester! Don't forget, there's always food involved and we're always looking for new members! Why not make a difference this semester?
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, we will have a brief meeting after school in room C-18 tomorrow, January 18th.
The GSA will be meeting tomorrow in room w 102 hope to see all of you there!Hey Science Bowlers: Ms. Durow needs your registration today! Please get it to her ASAP.
The Young Republicans will be having a short meeting today at 2:20 in rm C26.
Congratulations to the Arapahoe chess team! Nathan Hooks, Josh McKoy and Kevin Rohde each earned a point for the team’s final tied score against Cherry Creek. Great job Arapahoe!
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
January 16, 2007
General Announcements
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. tomorrow, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Hey FBLA’ers! We hope you had a good break but now its time to get back toFBLA. Districts are just around the corner so remember to prepare! Our nextmeeting is today in room S-1. We will be receiving our shirts andtalking about upcoming events, so please be there. We need to finalize everything for districts.
Inflation strikes again! Effective today the cost of a color print in the library will increase to .50 a sheet. The rise is due to increased supply costs. This is still a bargain and the color quality is awesome!
Please plan to attend a short but informational meeting tomorrow, January 17th in room E2 after school. Plans for this semester will be discussed along with information about both district and state conference. Snacks will be provided!
See you there FCCLA!!!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
If you missed Chemistry or Biology lab last week make up lab will be today, immediately after school!
The California rock band, "OVER IT," will be performing a clinic/concert in the band room during 3rd period tomorrow. If you have 3rd period off and would like to join us, please feel free to attend.
This week's Speech and Debate Team meeting will take place today, after school. Please try to attend. Congratulations go to hamita Punjabi who broke to semi-finals in Interpretation of Literature this past weekend at the prestigious Golden-Mullen Speech and Debate Tournament.
Attention all NHS members. Please attend a brief meeting tomorrow, January 17th at 2:15 in the forum. We will pass out logs and we will talk about upcoming service opportunities. If you attended last week’s meeting you do not need to be at this week’s meeting.
Attention all Seniors! Tomorrow, January 17th, we will have a fundraiser meeting for the senior class gift in room C-1 at 7am. If you cannot attend, please speak to one of your officers.
This Thursday night from 6-8pm, the senior class gift committee will be having a Coldstone night at the Park Meadows Coldstone on County Line. Come eat ice cream and the proceeds will go towards the senior class trip.
Key Club! Remember, it is very important to come to our meeting tomorrow, January 17th, after school in room C-16. We will be making plans and posters for our troops drive. We need all key club member help with this, so see you there!
Athletics
Attention Girl’s lacrosse. The deadline to register for spring is 3:00 PM today. Please bring your registration materials to Mrs. Scoglio in the main office.
The boy’s basketball games are at Chaparral today. The sophomore game is at 4pm, the JV game is at 5:30 and the varsity game is at 7pm. Please come out and support your team tonight.
A special congratulation goes out to the sophomore girl’s basketball team for their wins over Douglas County and Dakota Ridge. The leading scorers over the weekend were Olivia Crellin with 16 points against Douglas County and Natalie Huner with 13 points against Dakota Ridge. Nice job Ladies. Come out and support the sophomore team at their home games this week. They play Chaparral at 4pm tonight and Gateway on Friday at 4pm.
In Track and field action this past weekend your Arapahoe warriors had two champions at the Martin Luther King indoor invitational. Michael McNulty won the high jump clearing 6’ and Denise Mattoon won the shot put with a throw of 38’11”. Congratulations to everyone that competed. We will meet again today at 2:30 in the study center.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey warriors. Do any of you have a heart for abandoned animals or animals in danger? Come to the Animals Deserve Rights Club meeting is tomorrow, January 17th, in room W104. Bring your enthusiasm and help us make a plan for a fabulous semester! Don't forget, there's always food involved and we're always looking for new members! Why not make a difference this semester?
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, we will have a brief meeting after school in room C-18 on Thursday, January 18th.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. tomorrow, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Hey FBLA’ers! We hope you had a good break but now its time to get back toFBLA. Districts are just around the corner so remember to prepare! Our nextmeeting is today in room S-1. We will be receiving our shirts andtalking about upcoming events, so please be there. We need to finalize everything for districts.
Inflation strikes again! Effective today the cost of a color print in the library will increase to .50 a sheet. The rise is due to increased supply costs. This is still a bargain and the color quality is awesome!
Please plan to attend a short but informational meeting tomorrow, January 17th in room E2 after school. Plans for this semester will be discussed along with information about both district and state conference. Snacks will be provided!
See you there FCCLA!!!
If you took the PSAT, the results are in! You can pick your results up in the Guidance Center.
If you missed Chemistry or Biology lab last week make up lab will be today, immediately after school!
The California rock band, "OVER IT," will be performing a clinic/concert in the band room during 3rd period tomorrow. If you have 3rd period off and would like to join us, please feel free to attend.
This week's Speech and Debate Team meeting will take place today, after school. Please try to attend. Congratulations go to hamita Punjabi who broke to semi-finals in Interpretation of Literature this past weekend at the prestigious Golden-Mullen Speech and Debate Tournament.
Attention all NHS members. Please attend a brief meeting tomorrow, January 17th at 2:15 in the forum. We will pass out logs and we will talk about upcoming service opportunities. If you attended last week’s meeting you do not need to be at this week’s meeting.
Attention all Seniors! Tomorrow, January 17th, we will have a fundraiser meeting for the senior class gift in room C-1 at 7am. If you cannot attend, please speak to one of your officers.
This Thursday night from 6-8pm, the senior class gift committee will be having a Coldstone night at the Park Meadows Coldstone on County Line. Come eat ice cream and the proceeds will go towards the senior class trip.
Key Club! Remember, it is very important to come to our meeting tomorrow, January 17th, after school in room C-16. We will be making plans and posters for our troops drive. We need all key club member help with this, so see you there!
Athletics
Attention Girl’s lacrosse. The deadline to register for spring is 3:00 PM today. Please bring your registration materials to Mrs. Scoglio in the main office.
The boy’s basketball games are at Chaparral today. The sophomore game is at 4pm, the JV game is at 5:30 and the varsity game is at 7pm. Please come out and support your team tonight.
A special congratulation goes out to the sophomore girl’s basketball team for their wins over Douglas County and Dakota Ridge. The leading scorers over the weekend were Olivia Crellin with 16 points against Douglas County and Natalie Huner with 13 points against Dakota Ridge. Nice job Ladies. Come out and support the sophomore team at their home games this week. They play Chaparral at 4pm tonight and Gateway on Friday at 4pm.
In Track and field action this past weekend your Arapahoe warriors had two champions at the Martin Luther King indoor invitational. Michael McNulty won the high jump clearing 6’ and Denise Mattoon won the shot put with a throw of 38’11”. Congratulations to everyone that competed. We will meet again today at 2:30 in the study center.
Student Initiated Groups-
Hey warriors. Do any of you have a heart for abandoned animals or animals in danger? Come to the Animals Deserve Rights Club meeting is tomorrow, January 17th, in room W104. Bring your enthusiasm and help us make a plan for a fabulous semester! Don't forget, there's always food involved and we're always looking for new members! Why not make a difference this semester?
Hey Habitat for Humanity members, we will have a brief meeting after school in room C-18 on Thursday, January 18th.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Friday, January 12, 2007
January 12, 2007
General Announcements
The fundraising committee meeting for the senior class trip will be next Wednesday, January 17th at 6:50 am in room C-1. We have a lot to plan, so please come.
There will be a lost and found table in the cafeteria this week. Please check the table for any missing belongings.
Are you missing your prescription glasses, car keys, jewelry, calculator or other miscellaneous small items? Please check with the Attendance office.
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Hey FBLAers! We hope you had a good break but now its time to get back toFBLA. Districts are just around the corner so remember to prepare! Our nextmeeting has been changed to Tuesday 16th. We will be receiving our shirts andtalking about upcoming events, so please be there. We need to finalize everything for districts. See you in S1 next Tuesday!
It’s not too late!! The Muse, Arapahoe’s literary arts magazine is still accepting artwork, writings, and poetry. The final deadline is January 19th! So submit! Just ask Mrs. Hitchens or Mrs. Davis regarding submissions!!
Inflation strikes again! Effective January 16th the cost of a color print in the library will increase to.50 a sheet. The rise is due to increased supply costs. This is still a bargain and the color quality is awesome!
Please plan to attend a short but informational meeting on Wednesday January 17th in room E2 after school. Plans for this semester will be discussed along with information about both district and state conference. Snacks will be provided!
See you there FCCLA!!!
Athletics
Boys Basketball and Wrestlers: If you are using a PE locker at this time, please make sure you have turned the number in to either: Mr. Serniak, Mr. Crow, or Mr. Richmond. All lockers are being assigned for PE classes. If you do not register your locker number with the PE department your lock will be cut off on Friday.
Any student that had a PE class last semester that has not taken their lock off the locker must do so by Friday. Locks will be cut off and items given to one of the homeless shelters or the Goodwill. See a PE teacher if you need your lock cut off or if you have questions.
ATTENTION GIRLS LACROSSE.THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER FOR SPRING LACROSSE IS 3:00 PM ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 16TH. PLEASE BRING YOUR REGISTRATION MATERIALS TO MRS. SCOGLIO IN THE MAIN OFFICE.
Boy’s basketball VS Douglas County will be here at AHS tonight. Sophomores will play at 4pm, JV at 5:30 pm, and Varisity at 7pm. Please come out and support your team.
Student Initiated Groups-
The young democrats will have their first meeting next Wednesday, January 17th at 2:15 in room C-4.
Hey warriors. Do any of you have a heart for abandoned animals or animals in danger?Come to the Animals Deserve Rights Club meeting next Wednesday, January 17th in room W104. Bring your enthusiasm and help us make a plan for a fabulous semester! Don't forget, there's always food involved and we're always looking for new members! Why not make a difference this semester?
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
The fundraising committee meeting for the senior class trip will be next Wednesday, January 17th at 6:50 am in room C-1. We have a lot to plan, so please come.
There will be a lost and found table in the cafeteria this week. Please check the table for any missing belongings.
Are you missing your prescription glasses, car keys, jewelry, calculator or other miscellaneous small items? Please check with the Attendance office.
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Hey FBLAers! We hope you had a good break but now its time to get back toFBLA. Districts are just around the corner so remember to prepare! Our nextmeeting has been changed to Tuesday 16th. We will be receiving our shirts andtalking about upcoming events, so please be there. We need to finalize everything for districts. See you in S1 next Tuesday!
It’s not too late!! The Muse, Arapahoe’s literary arts magazine is still accepting artwork, writings, and poetry. The final deadline is January 19th! So submit! Just ask Mrs. Hitchens or Mrs. Davis regarding submissions!!
Inflation strikes again! Effective January 16th the cost of a color print in the library will increase to.50 a sheet. The rise is due to increased supply costs. This is still a bargain and the color quality is awesome!
Please plan to attend a short but informational meeting on Wednesday January 17th in room E2 after school. Plans for this semester will be discussed along with information about both district and state conference. Snacks will be provided!
See you there FCCLA!!!
Athletics
Boys Basketball and Wrestlers: If you are using a PE locker at this time, please make sure you have turned the number in to either: Mr. Serniak, Mr. Crow, or Mr. Richmond. All lockers are being assigned for PE classes. If you do not register your locker number with the PE department your lock will be cut off on Friday.
Any student that had a PE class last semester that has not taken their lock off the locker must do so by Friday. Locks will be cut off and items given to one of the homeless shelters or the Goodwill. See a PE teacher if you need your lock cut off or if you have questions.
ATTENTION GIRLS LACROSSE.THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER FOR SPRING LACROSSE IS 3:00 PM ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 16TH. PLEASE BRING YOUR REGISTRATION MATERIALS TO MRS. SCOGLIO IN THE MAIN OFFICE.
Boy’s basketball VS Douglas County will be here at AHS tonight. Sophomores will play at 4pm, JV at 5:30 pm, and Varisity at 7pm. Please come out and support your team.
Student Initiated Groups-
The young democrats will have their first meeting next Wednesday, January 17th at 2:15 in room C-4.
Hey warriors. Do any of you have a heart for abandoned animals or animals in danger?Come to the Animals Deserve Rights Club meeting next Wednesday, January 17th in room W104. Bring your enthusiasm and help us make a plan for a fabulous semester! Don't forget, there's always food involved and we're always looking for new members! Why not make a difference this semester?
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Thursday, January 11, 2007
january 11, 2007
General Announcements
The fundraising committee meeting for the senior class trip will be next Wednesday, January 17th at 6:50 am in room C-1. We have a lot to plan, so please come.
There will be a lost and found table in the cafeteria this week. Please check the table for any missing belongings.
Are you missing your prescription glasses, car keys, jewelry, calculator or other miscellaneous small items? Please check with the Attendance office.
French Club will meet today, January 11th, after school in Room C-24!!
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Congratulations to our very talented mathematicians! Arapahoe students earned a perfect score to submit for the third Colorado Math League Competition. Please recognize our perfect scoring students: Corey McClymonds, Rob Newell, Shamita Punjabi, Tom Roberts and Spencer Zepelin. Go Arapahoe!!
Hey FBLAers! We hope you had a good break but now its time to get back toFBLA. Districts are just around the corner so remember to prepare! Our nextmeeting will be Wednesday the 17th. We will be receiving our shirts and talking about upcoming events, so please be there. See you in S1 next Wednesday!
It’s not too late!! The Muse, Arapahoe’s literary arts magazine is still accepting artwork, writings, and poetry. The final deadline is January 19th! So submit! Just ask Mrs. Hitchens or Mrs. Davis regarding submissions!!
Athletics
There will be a meeting for ALL Girls Lacrosse players and their parent(s) to meet our new coach! The meeting will be held today, January 11th at 6:30 pm in the Cafeteria.
Boys Basketball and Wrestlers: If you are using a PE locker at this time, please make sure you have turned the number in to either: Mr. Serniak, Mr. Crow, or Mr. Richmond. All lockers are being assigned for PE classes. If you do not register your locker number with the PE department your lock will be cut off on Friday.
Any student that had a PE class last semester that has not taken their lock off the locker must do so by Friday. Locks will be cut off and items given to one of the homeless shelters or the Goodwill. See a PE teacher if you need your lock cut off or if you have questions.
Student Initiated Groups-
The young democrats will have their first meeting next Wednesday, January 17th at 2:15 in room C-4.
Attention chess players. The next Denver Scholastic Chess League Match is scheduled for Tuesday, January 16th after school. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation.
The Remember Club will have a short meeting on January 17th at 2:15 in C8.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
The fundraising committee meeting for the senior class trip will be next Wednesday, January 17th at 6:50 am in room C-1. We have a lot to plan, so please come.
There will be a lost and found table in the cafeteria this week. Please check the table for any missing belongings.
Are you missing your prescription glasses, car keys, jewelry, calculator or other miscellaneous small items? Please check with the Attendance office.
French Club will meet today, January 11th, after school in Room C-24!!
Hey Warriors! Are you feeling a little bit of those January Back to School Blues?! Well, here’s a great way to beat them!!! Come to the 2007 Winter Dance! Sponsored by your AHS Cheers and Toms, the dance will be held on Saturday, January 20th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the AHS Cafeteria. The theme is Winter Wonderland, and appropriate dress is semi formal. Jeans and shorts will not be allowed. Tickets will be on sale each day in the cafeteria during both lunches. The cost is $8/single and $15/couple. The cost will go up to $10/person at the door, so purchase your tickets early. Sophomores, juniors and seniors wishing to bring a guest that is not an Arapahoe student must pick up and complete a guest form available in the Dean’s Office. These forms are due no later than 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 17th. Freshmen may not bring guests that are not from AHS. Come support your AHS Cheers and Toms and have a great time at the 2007 Winter Wonderland Dance!
Congratulations to our very talented mathematicians! Arapahoe students earned a perfect score to submit for the third Colorado Math League Competition. Please recognize our perfect scoring students: Corey McClymonds, Rob Newell, Shamita Punjabi, Tom Roberts and Spencer Zepelin. Go Arapahoe!!
Hey FBLAers! We hope you had a good break but now its time to get back toFBLA. Districts are just around the corner so remember to prepare! Our nextmeeting will be Wednesday the 17th. We will be receiving our shirts and talking about upcoming events, so please be there. See you in S1 next Wednesday!
It’s not too late!! The Muse, Arapahoe’s literary arts magazine is still accepting artwork, writings, and poetry. The final deadline is January 19th! So submit! Just ask Mrs. Hitchens or Mrs. Davis regarding submissions!!
Athletics
There will be a meeting for ALL Girls Lacrosse players and their parent(s) to meet our new coach! The meeting will be held today, January 11th at 6:30 pm in the Cafeteria.
Boys Basketball and Wrestlers: If you are using a PE locker at this time, please make sure you have turned the number in to either: Mr. Serniak, Mr. Crow, or Mr. Richmond. All lockers are being assigned for PE classes. If you do not register your locker number with the PE department your lock will be cut off on Friday.
Any student that had a PE class last semester that has not taken their lock off the locker must do so by Friday. Locks will be cut off and items given to one of the homeless shelters or the Goodwill. See a PE teacher if you need your lock cut off or if you have questions.
Student Initiated Groups-
The young democrats will have their first meeting next Wednesday, January 17th at 2:15 in room C-4.
Attention chess players. The next Denver Scholastic Chess League Match is scheduled for Tuesday, January 16th after school. Please see Mrs. Lobser in the Enrichment Room to verify your participation.
The Remember Club will have a short meeting on January 17th at 2:15 in C8.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
Monday, January 08, 2007
January 8, 2007
General Announcements
DON’T FORGET!! There will be a mandatory training right after school for all students scheduled to work in the store this semester.
Hey there Key Club members! Remember to come to the meeting today after school in room C-16. We are planning a new project for the new year and need everybody’s help!
Students: A representative from the Herff Jones Company will be in the cafeteria this Wednesday, January 10, during lunches to take your class ring orders. There is a $50 deposit. Ring packets can be picked up in the counseling office or main office.
Arapahoe High School’s Special Olympics basketball season is about to start. Out first game is on Wed. Jan. 10th at 7 P.M. in the main gym against Thunderridge. Come out and support us!! Would Kristin Dershem, David Vanchina, Laura Cavarra, Eric Stone, and Cameron Calkman , please see Mrs. Pepe today in Room S6.
To all seniors applying to CU Boulder: Two Arapahoe graduates who attend CU Boulder will meet with students interested in the Presidents Leadership Class at CU on Wednesday, January 10 at 9:30 in the Guidance Center Conference Room. Please come.
Attention all cheers and Toms! Please plan to meet today in room C7 right after school for to discuss the theme and details of the winter dance.
Attention Warriors! Please remember that if you would like to take the final exams for your period 5 and period 6 classes that were cancelled due to the snow before winter break that they will be held as follows:
Tuesday - Period 5 T/R classes, Wednesday - Period 6 M/W/F classes and Thursday - Period 6 T/R classes. All exams will be held in your regular classrooms from last semester, unless posted differently, and will begin promptly at 2:30 p.m. each day. Please notify your teachers if you are planning to take these exams as soon as possible, and also make arrangements to return text books if you do not plan to take the finals and you are no longer in the class this semester. If you are unable to make the exams during the re-scheduled time periods, you must contact your teachers individually to make other arrangements.
Athletics
There will be a meeting for ALL Girls Lacrosse players and their parent(s) to meet our new coach! The meeting will be held on Thursday, January 11th at 6:30 pm in the Cafeteria.
The Lady Warriors basketball teams play arch-rival Heritage tonight, at home. The sophomore team plays at 4pm, the JV team at 5:30pm and finally, varsity plays at 7pm. Please come help support us as we defeat the Eagles!
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
DON’T FORGET!! There will be a mandatory training right after school for all students scheduled to work in the store this semester.
Hey there Key Club members! Remember to come to the meeting today after school in room C-16. We are planning a new project for the new year and need everybody’s help!
Students: A representative from the Herff Jones Company will be in the cafeteria this Wednesday, January 10, during lunches to take your class ring orders. There is a $50 deposit. Ring packets can be picked up in the counseling office or main office.
Arapahoe High School’s Special Olympics basketball season is about to start. Out first game is on Wed. Jan. 10th at 7 P.M. in the main gym against Thunderridge. Come out and support us!! Would Kristin Dershem, David Vanchina, Laura Cavarra, Eric Stone, and Cameron Calkman , please see Mrs. Pepe today in Room S6.
To all seniors applying to CU Boulder: Two Arapahoe graduates who attend CU Boulder will meet with students interested in the Presidents Leadership Class at CU on Wednesday, January 10 at 9:30 in the Guidance Center Conference Room. Please come.
Attention all cheers and Toms! Please plan to meet today in room C7 right after school for to discuss the theme and details of the winter dance.
Attention Warriors! Please remember that if you would like to take the final exams for your period 5 and period 6 classes that were cancelled due to the snow before winter break that they will be held as follows:
Tuesday - Period 5 T/R classes, Wednesday - Period 6 M/W/F classes and Thursday - Period 6 T/R classes. All exams will be held in your regular classrooms from last semester, unless posted differently, and will begin promptly at 2:30 p.m. each day. Please notify your teachers if you are planning to take these exams as soon as possible, and also make arrangements to return text books if you do not plan to take the finals and you are no longer in the class this semester. If you are unable to make the exams during the re-scheduled time periods, you must contact your teachers individually to make other arrangements.
Athletics
There will be a meeting for ALL Girls Lacrosse players and their parent(s) to meet our new coach! The meeting will be held on Thursday, January 11th at 6:30 pm in the Cafeteria.
The Lady Warriors basketball teams play arch-rival Heritage tonight, at home. The sophomore team plays at 4pm, the JV team at 5:30pm and finally, varsity plays at 7pm. Please come help support us as we defeat the Eagles!
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
The Remember Club asks you to buckle up and take care of one another.
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