THANK YOU
    to
    Carol Murzin and
    John Dobson for their
    gifts used cameras
    and photo equipment
    to the Senior High
    School Photography
    Class. We have
    already put them to
    good use !
    Linda Locklear Art
    Teacher
     
     
    FROM THE PRINCIPAL..
    Daniel R. Starr, Ed. D.
    Mid
    ­
     
    T
    erm Exams
     
    The holidays are left behind quickly as we approach the end of the first semester. For the 10th and 11th graders, this is business as usual. For the
    seniors, it is the beginning of their last semester of High School. For some, this is frightening. For some, it is a time of sadness as they see
    confusion and indecision ahead. Others recognize sadly that these are the best days for them and that their dreams may fade­hopefully ­
    to be replaced by others as they grow to adulthood. For many, they are
    ready to be done with high school and eager to move on to the next chapter
    m their lives. This is healthy and the students in this group seem to squeeze
    the most from every opportunity to be with friends and create more
    memories.
    For the freshmen, however, it is an introduction to the scheduling around mid­term
    and final exams. The mid­term exams they will face at the end of January will be
    their first exposure to the rigor of a 3­hour test. We purposely create the same testing
    atmosphere for January that they will encounter in June. The Regents exams are all
    3­hour tests and are the basis of what we do here.
    During the next few weeks teachers will discuss the material on which I
    students will be tested and what types of activities to expect on the exam
     
    itself. The exam will be schedule for Tuesday Wednesday and January 23, 24 and 25. There are also
    Regents exams scheduled during this time for those students who need to retake an exam from last June.
    Students who have a Regents and a local exam scheduled at the same time will take the Regents exam first
    .
    If your son or daughter is in this situation, please remind him or her of this point.
    ALL STUDENTS WILL NEED TO BE IN SCHOOL EACH OF THE MORNINGS EXAMS ARE SCHEDULED.
    They will be
    excused at mid­day if there is no afternoon exam for them to take.
    Students will be given a schedule for the exams at school.
    FROM THE NURSE'S OFFICE...
    Cynthia Showman,
    R. N.
    Happy New Year to all of you. I am beginning to screen the l0th grade students this month. For those who have not had a required
    physical exam, we will be doing these on Tuesday, January 9th. They will be done by Mary Jo Lockwood, C.N.P. from Williamson
    Medical Center. She has been doing physicals for us for a number of years. It' you have any questions; please contact me at the
    Health Office (589­9625).
    FRANCE TRIP
    2001
     
    There are still a few openings for the France Trip 2001. There will be $200.00 off registration until March 2001. If you are
    interested, call Mrs. Osborn at 589­2318. This trip is open to French students and a limited number of adults.
    Thank you to
    those who supported the lasagna dinner!
     
     
     
    From January until mid­May, the Class of 2003 will be selling raffle tickets for the
    Breen's IGA/Class of 2003's Supermarket Shopping Spree. The winner and runner­ups will
    be announced at the Williamson Apple Blossom Festival grandstand. To buy a ticket(s), see
    any member of the Class of 2003, or fill in the ticket below, and return it to the High School,
    with a check or cash
    . Tickets will cost $2.00.
    The winner will receive a two minute shopping spree at Breen's IGA, grabbing
    anything he/she wants.* Second place will be given, a $100 gift certificate for Breen's, and
    third place will receive a $50 Gift certificate, also for Breen's.
     
    All proceeds will be used to benefit Class of 2003 activities. The money
    may be used
    for their Senior Trip, prom, and other class activities.
    *
    Some items may be restricted, ie: cigarettes, lottery tickets, alcoholic beverages, appliances, etc.
    Those restrictions will be discussed by the raffle winner, Mr. Dave Breen, owner, Breen's IGA; and the
    Class of 2003 officers and advisors. Only one of any item may be taken.
    Detach below and return to High School Main Office
    Williamson Breen's IGA
    /
    Class of 2003'
    s
                 
    SUPERMARKET SHOPPING SPREE
     
    I would like to order _________tickets for the Breen'
    s
    IGA/Class of 2003'
    s
    Supermarket Shopping Spree at
    $2.00
    each, and have enclosed
    $_________.
    Ø
    Please give my receipt to ____________________________________
    (Student's Name
    )
    (Your Name)
    (House Address)
    (City, State, Zip)
    Please complete the following:
     
     
     
     
    MARCH
    10
    ,
    2001
    1:00­ 4:00 P
     
    .M.
    WILLIAMSON HIGH SCHOOL
    .
    .
    .
    The
     
    PURPOSE OF THE
     
    LEARING FAIR IS TO SHOWCASE
     
    STUDENT LEARNING THROUGH:
    GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS
    AT
     
    ­HOME OR CLASSROOM PROJECTS
    MATH, SCIENCE, SOCIAL STUDIES, LANGUAGE ARTS, FOREIGN LANGUAGE OR
    INTERDIS
    CIP
    LINARY PROJECTS
     
    REGISTRATION FORMS
     
    ARE
     
    AVAILABLE
     
    IN
     
    THE
    MAIN
     
    OFFICE
    ,
    ALSO ON OUR WEBSITE:
    www.williamson­central.k12.ny.us
     

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