Daily Bulletin - December 7, 2009

Congratulations! To Lucero Chaves, Hilltop’s Lancer of the Day!


Daily Bulletin #81 MONDAY, December 7, 2009

STUDENT SECTION


SCHOOL WISDOMOF THE DAY: Material to be memorized should be studied just prior to bedtime, and not followed by TV or other distractions that would crowd the “programming” of your mental computer memory bank. (Radford)

COLLEGE BOUND SENIORS: Cal State East Bay will continue to accept applications for Fall 2010 enrollment until December 18, 2009. Students interested in applying for admiisoin can review Cal State East Bay’s admiison requirements at www.csueastbay.edu/admissions. Applicaitons may be submitted online at www.csumentor.edu. (Di Stefano)

ALL STUDENTS AND STAFF: HTH Drama Department presents Sorry Wrong Number with Nightmare High School Student Directed by Mitchell Pfitzmaier and Danielle Rowe. Remaining performances: Friday, December 11th at 6:30 PM and Saturday, December 12th at 2:00 and 6:30. Tickets are sold at the door $5 for students $8 for adults. (Moss)

SENIORS: If you are interested in having a career as a heavy equipment technician, there is a scholarship for you. $500 dollars. The company is the AEMP Foundation. All you need is a 2.0 GPA. (Gerlack)

HILLTOP HIGH’S 38TH ANNUAL HUMANITIES AUCTION: will be held this year on December 17th at lunch in the gym, and all proceeds will be going to Rady Children’s Hospital. Raffle tickets are being sold during the video bulletin at the end of second period for just $1 each and those who enter will have a chance at winning either an Ipod Touch, Xbox 360, Acer Laptop, digital camera, or Beatles Rock band video game set.

FACULTY

PLC TIDBIT OPF THE DAY: The results of standardized tests can provide a broad picture of how groups of students are performing compared to other districts, or within the student population and how disaggregated subgroups of students are doing relative to other subgroups. They can also be used to analyze patterns, generate hypotheses, and create strategic plans. Standardized tests provide feedback on a district’s curriculum; results can point out areas of weakness, which can then be improved. (Radford)


NUTRITION BREAK SUPERVISION
November 30th – December 18th

1. Mr. Ortiz 5. Ms. Ludwig 9.Ms. Baker
2. Ms. Toscano 6. Ms. Nava 10. Ms. Vallero
3. Mr. Bishop 7. Mr. O’Donoghue 11. Ms. Linan
4. Mr. Flint 8. Mr. Castro 12. Mr. Polanco