End of year activities – FAQs!
Read below for FAQs and information. Is your question not answered? This articles is a work in progress. Leave a comment and we will add the answer!
8th grade dance
Can 7th graders attend?
No. Next year you’ll be an 8th grader :).
Can I bring friends from other schools?
No, that is a safety issue.
How much does it cost?
FREE!!!!
When is it?
Thursday, 6/22 from 4:30-6:30
Yearbooks
Can we still buy a yearbook?
Yes, on Campus Day after 1st period.
When will we get our yearbooks?
During 1st period on Friday, 6/23 – the morning of Campus Day.
What if I won’t be there on Campus Day or the last day of school?
Your yearbook will be available in the office for pick-up.
Campus Day
Q: When is Campus Day?
In the afternoon on Friday, 6/23
7th Grade Actitivies
Q: Will there be popcorn?
No, students will be too busy in activities or the 8th grade ceremony
Q:Do we have to bring our backpack?
No, in fact, you probably shouldn’t. That is just more to keep track of.
Q: Can I change the activity I signed up for?
No. Mrs. Morales has had to organized almost 700 students into 7th grade activities or 8th grade ceremony. Her brain cannot compute changes :).
8th Grade Ceremony
Q:Is the assembly optional?
There isn’t an all school assembly. If you are an 8th grader and are at school, you are required to be in the ceremony.
Q: Do we have to shake Mr. Morrison’s hand?
You can shake his hand, give him a fist bump, or nod your head. It is polite to acknowledge each other in some way. Please do not “joke” during this…this is a formal ceremony that will be live streaming. You will risk being able to hang out with your friends if you aren’t able to adhere to that.
Q: Do we have to dress up?
No, but you might want to!
Q: Where will we sit?
You will mostly be sitting with your first period class (or combination of a couple first period classes) in alphabetical order. This is important because it the ceremony video will follow that order.
Q: What will it be like?
You will start the day in Advisory where you will watch a video of expectations. (update soon)
Mrs. Morales is an 8th grade English, social studies, and journalism teacher. She loves teaching and works to include and support every student she encounters....