Boulder Bulletin Message

From: "Boulder Bulletin" <no-reply@dvusd.org>
Subject: Boulder Bulletin Message
Date: March 3rd 2020

Boulder Creek High School Bulletin for Tuesday, March 03, 2020

Student parking for the 2020/2021 School Year: Incoming Seniors for the 2020/2021 school year ONLY May 4th-8th (Before School 7 am-7:25 am and after school till 3:00 pm) Applications will not be accepted During Lunch Hours) Incoming JUNIORS and Seniors for the 2020/2021 school year Monday, May 11th through Wednesday, May 13th and Friday, May 15th (Before School 7 am-7:25 am and after school till 3:00 pm) Applications will not be accepted During Lunch Hours) NO PARKING APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED May 14th Due to SENIOR CHECK OUT NO PARKING APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED DURING THE SUMMER All Applications submitted must have the following PHOTOCOPIES attached in order to be approved 1) Current Student ID 2) Valid Drivers License (*Arizona Instructional Permits will Not Be accepted) 3) Current Proof of Vehicle/Vehicles Registration 4) Current Proof of Insurance Parking Payment of $100 is DUE at the time application is submitted, Can be paid by Check made payable to BOULDER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL or Credit/Debit (American Express is not accepted). NO ONLINE PAYMENTS, NO REFUNDS

Arizona Girls and Boys Program: ATTENTION JUNIORS! Arizona Girls and Boys State Program is hosting a week-long unique summertime educational program for high school juniors that focuses on participation and personal experience in a model state, complete with governmental bodies and elected public officials. Interested students please pick-up and complete a student nomination application from the counseling office. Applications are due for the girls by Feb 18th and boys by the Mar 17th.

West -Mec Tour West-Mec: Calling all freshman students to come tour West-Mec Northeast Campus and explore different career fields. When: West-Mec Field Trip on March Tuesday 10th from 9:00 am - 11:00 am Come get your permission slip from the counseling office lobby Deadline to turn in completed permission slips is Tuesday March 3rd Due to transportation, it is capped at 50 students (First come, First served)

World Language Club: ¡hola, bonjour, nihao. World language club is going to have St. Patrick Day themed for the next meeting. Please join us at 2:15 on Tuesday, March 3 at room 331. Everyone is welcome.

Library News: East Side Story: A 1950’s Mystery Party Friday, March 13th from 5:30 to 8 pm At the library. Hey Daddy-o. It’s 1955 and Fontaine City has a problem with teenage street gangs. The hot rod racing gang called the D-Birds and their ladies, the Pink Chicks, rule the east side of town. The Pit Viper motorcycle gang runs the west side of town, and their ladies are the Black Widows. If either of these gangs ends up on the other’s turf, a white knuckle rumble may break out and cause chaos in the streets. The cheerleaders believe that bringing the teens of Fontaine City together will solve the gang problem, so they have scheduled the Friendship Sock Hop. You have been invited. This is where your story begins. Stop by the library to register today.

Library Closed: The library will be closed on Friday, March 6. Only students with classes in the library will be permitted into the library.

Auditions for the National Anthem and Graduation Song: Reminder to any graduating students wanting to audition for the graduation song or National Anthem…you must sign up to audition. Come to Ms. Braidy's desk in the front office to sign up. Auditions are MARCH 9th Monday in the Choir Room

Annual Scholarship Ceremony: Attention SENIORS! SAVE THE DATE! April 30th is our Annual Scholarship Ceremony at 6:00 in the Main Auditorium. Seniors if you have acceptance letters from Colleges please turn them into Mary in Counseling, you will be acknowledged for your scholarships at this ceremony. If you are receiving a Scholarship you will get an invitation to the ceremony.

Counseling News: Counseling News: Next week during Flex Time Glendale Community College will be holding an application workshop for seniors who need to apply to any of the Maricopa Community Colleges. Be sure to sign up and bring your IPAD's charge!

Dodge-ball: DODGEBALL! "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!" Calling all dodgeball fans! The 2nd annual dodgeball tournament is quickly approaching. Get your teams of 6 together and turn in your completed packet and money by next Friday, March 6. Packets are available outside Room 414. Don't miss out!!

Graduation Speech Auditions Reminder to any graduating students wanting to audition for the graduation speech. A sign-up sheet is posted at Ms. Braidy's desk in the front office. Remember Speech auditions are March 12th, Thursday in the Mini Auditorium YOU must sign up to audition.

Senior Trip Information: Seniors - Senior Trip Information is available from Coach Crooks in the gym. Still spots left, don't miss out on a senior memory. You will be going to Magic Mountain, Disneyland and a day at Huntington Beach. There are already 90 seniors signed up for the trip. Get your deposit in and balance needs to be paid 15 days before the trip.

Interact Club: Interact Club is teaming up with Trevor's Vision, an organization dedicated to helping the homeless. We would like your help in filling bags with toiletries to give to homeless people who need to shower and stay healthy. Please pick up a drawstring bag from room 612 and fill it with items on the list inside. Return it by Monday, March 9th and we will make sure it gets to people in need. Filling a bag earns 5 NHS hours!

All things E.Q. 3/2-3/6: Do you allow the opportunity for success, or have you already chosen failure? When students doubt themselves or focus on their limitations and shortcomings, they begin to believe they can't create success for themselves. Of course, it is natural to have doubts and to be insecure now and then, but when we keep letting these thoughts run unchecked through our brain, we start to believe them. “Argue for your limitations, and sure enough they're yours.”-Richard Bach When doubts and insecurities come, we can replace them with more empowering thoughts. When we believe we will succeed; we will do the work needed to succeed. That success may not come at the exact time or in the exact way that we expect, but if we truly believe that we will be successful, and we match our outlook with effort, success will come. This week, we want students to notice and replace any negative expectations they may have with more hopeful and positives ones. "May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears." -Nelson Mandela

Leadership Opportunity: Leadership Opportunity: ANYTOWN is a leadership and social justice program for youth ages 14-19. Anytown brings together a diverse group of students from high schools across the region for a week-long residential experience. Delegates create a model for an ideal community based on respect, understanding, and inclusive, in which members not just tolerate, but celebrate each other’s differences. To get more information and apply, please visit: http://www.anytownleadershipcamp.org/

Home Games of the Week (March 3-6): 3/2 Tennis Girls vs Valley Vista @ 3:30 PM. 3/3 V. Baseball vs Trevor Browne @ 3:45 PM. 3/3 JV & Freshman Softball vs Trevor Browne @ 3:45 PM. 3/3 Volleyball vs Mountain View Mesa JV (B) 3:30 PM, JV 4:30 PM & Varsity 5:30 PM. 3/3 Tennis Boys vs Basha 3:30 PM. 3/4 JV & Freshman Softball vs Mesa @ 3:45 PM. 3/4 Track & Field vs Ironwood 2:00 PM. 3/4 Beach Volleyball vs Goldwater @ 4:00 PM (Anthem Park).