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 October 2, 2008
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LHS ~ DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ LRTC
October 2, 2008


Today is a Blue Day

this just in: The organization Healthy Androscoggen is looking for feedback on its program "Parents who Host Lose the Most" program. If you have a few moments, they would appreciate your input by taking the attached survey. The link to the survey is:

this just in: Beginning Monday, an SAT word of the day will be announced each morning.  You can win prizes for writing down each word.  If, on Friday of each week, you bring in a list of words for the week to Ms. Dowd in the Aspirations Lab, your name will be submitted for a raffle. The winners will be announced every Friday afternoon.  Prizes include gift certificates to local stores and restaurants, concert and movie tickets, and gas cards.  Your name will also be entered in a grand prize drawing at the end of each semester.  Start listening on Monday!

Parents of Seniors:
this just in:
Urgent: for students filling out the common application: we have discovered in the past week that students are confused when trying to fill in information under the "academics" section of the Common Application.
Please follow these stepswhen filling out your counselor information and teacher information
Leave the email address for counselor and teacher blank
after you have completed the academic section, then click on "school forms" they will ask you to "invite" a "recommender". It will  notify you that your counselor has "opted to submit paper school forms"
continue to follow their directions for downloading necessary forms
see your guidance counselor or Ms. Dowd if you are confused

4th Annual Collegiae Snowsports College Fair
 at the WPI Campus Center, Worcester, MA
Sunday, Oct. 19, 2008
11 am to 1 pm
Learn more about collegiate skiing and snowboarding opportunities.  Visit www.uscsa.com for more information

Check out the brand new college search web site from the voices of students. This site includes very honest "reviews" of colleges by students who go there, as well as videos and photos of the campus. The only downside I have found so far is that not ALL colleges are listed there, but I believe they are adding new schools all the time. www.unigo.com


On Monday, November 17 there will be a Financial Aid Evening for parents of Seniors featuring a speaker from FAME. This event will begin at 6:30pm and take place in room B109.  

SAT DATES for 2008-2009

Test Date:                                                      Registration Date       
                November 1, 2008                                October 10, 2008(late fee)
                December 6, 2008                                November 5, 2008
                January 24, 2009                                January 6, 2009 
                March 14, 2009                                  February 10, 2009                                                                       March 31, 2009
                June 6, 2009                                    May 5, 2009

Open House 2008 – 2009
Barnard
The Liberal Arts College
For Women in NY City
Oct. 4,6,11,12,27 & Nov. 1,2
212-854-2014 or www.barnard.edu/admiss

Bridgewater College
Oct. 25 & Nov. 8, 2008
Jan 31 & Feb 21, 2009
800-759-8328
Attend open house & bring your application- the $30.00 application fee will be waived.

Central Maine Community College
Saturday Oct 18 from 9AM to 1pm
Spring Open House Saturday, April 4 from 9Am to 1pm
(207)755-5274 or 1-800-891-2002 or www.cmcc.edu

Cornell University
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Register by October 15www.openhouse.cornell.edu
305 Ives Hall, Cornell University

Fairfield University
Fall Open House-Sat Oct 18
Nursing Friday Oct 10
Weekday Info Sessions: Sept 8-Nov 14 Saturdays(Sept 27, Oct 4, Nov 1,8,15) (203)254-4100 www.fairfield.edu/admissions

Hofstra
Sunday, October 26, 2008 9AM-3PM
1-800-HOFSTRA or hofstra.edu/admissionevent

Johnson State College(Vermont)
Oct 18 and Nov 8
1-800-635-2356 or (802)635-1219

Johnson & Wales Universitty
Providence, Rhode Island Campus Oct.18, Nov.8, Dec.6, Feb. 7, 2009, March 14, April 18, May 9
1-800-DIAL-JWU  or pvd@admissions.jwu.edu

Maine Maritime Academy
Service Academy Information Night
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Clarion Hotel, 1230 Congress St. Portland, ME
Registration starts at 5:30pm
call to confirm: 1-800-464-6565 or admissions@MMA.EDU

Maine School of Science and Mathematics
October 12 and 13, 2008
(207)325-3303 or mssm@mssm.org or www.mssm.org

Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Monday, October 13, 2008-10:30 AM to 4:00pm
Fenwayculture.org-617-879-7060

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Contoocock, NH
Hopkinton High ScoolThursday, Oct. 16, 2008 @ 7:30 pm

Mount Holyoke College
Focus on Athletics – October 16-17
Shadow Day – Oct. 20, & Dec. 1
Focus on Diversity – Nov. 9-10
Focus on Riding – Nov. 6-7admission@mtholyoke.edu

Skidmore
Fall 2008 815 N. Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866-1632
Open HousesOctober 13, 2008
November 10, 2008
www.skidmore.edu * 800-867-6007

SMCC
Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008 – 12-3:30 pm
741-5500 or 877-282-2182

Smith College(Mass)
Nov 11, 2008
8:30AM to 3:30pm
800-383-3232

Southern New Hampshire University
Tours: Oct 18, 25 Nov 15 and Dec 6
Open House: Oct 5, Nov 8, April 18((AM to 2pm)
1-800-642-4968 or go to www.snhu.edu

Suffolk University
Open House- Nov.15
Information Sessions: 9/27, 10/18, 25, 2/17, 18, 19- 3/7, 4/21, 22, 23
617-573-8460 or www.suffolk.edu/visit

Trinity College- Hartford, CT
Preview Weekend-
Saturday, Nov. 8, through Monday, Nov.10, 2008Deadline for your response is October 13, 2008
To obtain an application for Preview Weekend, call 860-297-2189 or

Wellesley College
781-283-2270

University of Connecticut
Oct 13, Nov 15

STUDENTS:

Attention all students:  Yearbooks are on sale for $45.00 until tomorrow. Students may purchase books before school and after school in room C206A or they may be ordered from publishing students during all white day lunches.

The LHS Civil Rights team will hold its first 2008-2009 meeting today, in room C223.  Come and see what you can do to improve your school and community this year.  New members are welcome.  We had ten seniors graduate last year and we need new members.  Tell your friends and make sure to be there.  Remember, it's today at 2:15 in room C223.

Only one more day to buy you official homecoming t-shirt.  Make sure to buy yours for blue and white day on Friday.  Limited supply left.

Freshmen t-shirts will be sold during all lunches today for $10.00.

The following College will be visiting the Guidance Office today, Thomas College @ 9:00am.


The LHS Music Boosters would like to invite staff and students to enjoy the Marching Band show here on Saturday night.  We will be hosting 8 bands and their color guards from the southern end of the state (Lawrence HS to Marshwood HS) in a competition.  LHS musicians will be competing with the Leavitt Area HS marching band and the Edward Little HS marching band.  The entrance fee is $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors.  Come and enjoy the show.

Attention Sophmores show your class spirit and buy an orange homecoming shirt.  On sale now in room C206B.

The Art Club will meet on Tuesday, October 7 at 2:10 in room G5, Mr. Dubes' ceramic studio.  The objective will be to create a leadership structure and elections will be held.  Ideas for  potential projects and activities will also be discussed.

Beginning Monday, an SAT word of the day will be announced each morning.  You can win prizes for writing down each word.  If, on Friday of each week , you bring in a list of words for that week to Ms. Dowd in the aspirations lab, your name will be submitted for the weekly drawing.  The winners will be announced every Friday afternoon.  Prizes include gift certificates to local stores and restaurants, concert and movie tickets and gas cards.  Your name will also be entered in a grand prize  drawing at the end of each semester.  Start listening Monday for the first SAT word.  See Ms. Dowd with any questions.

Monday------------Math team meeting after school in room B101

Tuesday-----------Academic Advocate after school in room C226.

Tuesday------------LHS Civil Rights Team meets at 2:15 in room C223.

WEDNESDAY---------------------Key Club meeting after school in room B114  

Thursday--------------Cribbage Club, Chess Club and Checkers meets in room B114.

Thursdays:  LHS Environmental Club meets after school in Room C206A


Reminder:  Fridays:  The Lewiston High School Bible Club meets every Friday in Room C119.  You may speak with Megan Whipple or Mrs. Wilson if you have any questions

There will be rehearsals for the District II Choral Music Festival on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30pm to 3:30pm in A10.  All accepted singers must attend at least three sessions to perform in the Festival.  See Ms Poppke for a practice CD.