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Thursday, June 21, 2012
GLACIER PEAK June 18th

GLACIER PEAK HIGH SCHOOL DAILY BULLETIN

Monday, June 18^th2012

Attendance Day 176

Link to Sports: www.wescoathletics.com

Approved Community Fliers: http://www.sno.wednet.edu/index.php/e-fliers/approved-fliers/

Student Section:

Students that need to pick up a book can get one from room 205 before or after school or during first or second period. (Yearbook class& we dont mind if you send someone.) Please go to the bookkeeper during lunch. Thanks!

For parents who did not receive a graduation program there is a limited supply in the Main Office.

The LMC will be open before school this week but be closed during school hours so the LMC staff can work on the library and textbook inventories. However, students may come in and drop off their overdue library materials during this week. We wish you the best of luck on your finals.

If you signed up for Ms. Tanasses Art 3 or Art 4 classAdvanced Art or Advanced Placement Art, you have a summer assignment handout awaiting you. See Ms. Kuehn in counseling or Ms. Tanasse in room 706.

All sophomores taking AP US History next year need to stop by Mr. Parkers room 301 for your summer assignment.

Any students taking AP Language and Composition need to come to Mr. Bensons room (209) to pick up the summer assignment.

2012-2013 AP World History Students Please Stop by Mr. Morgans classroom (room 321) to get your summer assignment packet.

There are still a few remaining spots open in the summer session of Traffic Safety Education Class. Please see Mrs. Kuehn in the Counseling Office.

Orientations for Summer School Online will be held at the Parkway Campus in Snohomish at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 19, and at the opening of summer school on Monday, July 9, at Parkway, at 8:00 a.m. and on Tuesday, July 10, at GPHS, at 8:00 a.m. Attending one orientation presentation is necessary if you are a new online student. The registration process and paperwork begins with your high school counselor. Summer school is a fee based program. Costs are paid to your school bookkeeper. Classes are available for credit retrieval or acceleration.

Fine lists are posted in the halls outside the main office. You may check for your fine amounts during regular bookkeeping hours. Remember&if your fines are not paid you may not pick up your yearbook until the last 3 days of school.

Schedules For The Last Week Of School

Wednesday, June 20

Periods 2, 4, 6

Period 1 7:30 7:55 (25)

Grizzly Period 8:00 8:25 (25)

Period 2 Final 8:30 9:50 (80)

Period 3 9:55 10:20 (25)

A Lunch 10:20 10:50 (30)

Period 4 Final 10:55 12:15 (80)

Period 4 Final 10:25 11:45 (80)

B Lunch 11:45 - 12:15 (30)

Period 5 12:20 12:45 (25)

Period 6 Final 12:50 2:12 (82)

Thursday, June 21

Periods 1, 3, 5

Period 1 Final 7:30 8:50 (80)

Grizzly Period 8:55 9:20 (25)

Period 2 9:25 9:49 (24)

Period 3 Final 9:54 11:14 (80)

A Lunch 11:14 11:44 (30)

Period 4 11:49 12:19 (30)

Period 4 11:19 11:49 (30)

B Lunch 11:49 - 12:19 (30)

Period 5 Final 12:24 1:44 (80)

Period 6 1:49 2:12 (23)

Friday, June 22

Periods 1-6

Period 1 7:30 7:45 (15)

Period 2 7:50 8:05 (15)

Period 3 8:10 8:25 (15)

Assembly 8:30 8:55 (25)

LCE Parade 9:00 9:30 (30)

Period 4 9:35 9:50 (15)

Period 5 9:55 10:10 (15)

Period 6 10:15 10:30 (15)

Kris VanderSanden -

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