[BHS etree] BULLETIN: Student Daily Bulletin for 1/24/04

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BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, January 25, 2005
8:30 – 10:30	FINAL EXAM    Period 1
10:30 – 10:40	Passing Period
10:40 – 12:40	FINAL EXAM  Period 2
12:40 – 1:30	LUNCH
1:30 – 2:45	MAKE-UP PERIOD or REVIEW (teachers will be available)

WEDNESDAY, January 26, 2005
8:30 – 10:30	FINAL EXAM   Period 3
10:30 – 10:40	Passing Period
10:40 – 12:40	FINAL EXAM Period 4
12:40 – 1:30	Lunch
1:30 – 2:45	MAKE-UP PERIOD or review (teachers will be available)

THURSDAY, January 27, 2005
8:30 – 10:30	FINAL EXAM   Period 5
10:30 – 10:40	Passing Period
10:40 – 12:40	FINAL EXAM Period 6
12:40 – 1:30	Lunch
1:30 – 2:45	MAKE UP PERIOD or review (teachers will be available)

FRIDAY, January 28, 2005
Secondary Semester Break - No school for students.


STUDENT DAILY BULLETIN
January 24, 2005
Contact:  Belinda McDaniel  bmcdaniel at berkeley.k12.ca.us


Administration

1.	New teachers!  You can still apply for BSEP carryover money.  See 
Belinda McDaniel ASAP!  We have an extended deadline until Monday, 
February 10th.  Please don’t delay as this is your last chance to get 
money for this 2004-2005 school year.

2.	The Berkeley High School Site Council will meet today, from 4:30 to 
6:00 p.m. In the school library.  On the agenda:  a report on recycling 
and a proposal by the Academic Choice Program.  All representatives and 
alternates should attend, and anyone interested is welcome.  For more 
information, email <bhssitecouncil at berkeley.k12.ca.us>.

3.	All guests who are coming to the Winter Ball must bring a copy of 
their  photo ID when they turn in their contract in order to receive 
their tickets.  All photo copied ID’s must be turned in by January 
26th.

4.	Have you recently lost someone close to you?  You are invited to 
join a group of students who are also dealing with the death of a 
friend or family member.  If you are interested, please tell your 
counselor or Ms. Jefferson in the Counseling Office.  First meeting is 
Monday, February 7th.

5.	Attention Juniors and Seniors:  If you want credit for working, 
check with Mrs. Horikoshi in C317 regarding Work Experience credit.

Clubs
1.	The first spring semester Student Council meeting will be held 
Thursday, February 3, in C400 (first Thursday of the semester).  All 
2nd period representatives should attend.  New agenda items so please  
come and represent your 2nd period class.  No student council meetings 
during finals.  Good luck!

2.	Earphone English Club this Friday at lunch in C116.  Francisca will 
be there with new audio books and ideas from the conference she 
attended last week.

3.	Poetry Slam:  Come back to where it all started, where the first 
time poets encounter the veterans; where the cultures and styles and 
flavors meet; where everything positive about BHS is at its greatest!  
Wednesday, February 2, 2005.  Sign up to read: 6:30 p.m.; Poems:  7:00 
p.m. in G210. $1 donation will be accepted at the door to cover prize.  
Note:  This poetry event will be one of the semi-final qualifying 
rounds for Youth Speaks National Poetry Slam.

Sports
1.	All boys interested in going out  for the golf team, call Coach Dang 
at 510-540-5738.  First day of practice is February 7 in Tilden Park at 
4:00 p.m.

2.	Neff will be taking letter jacket orders on campus on Thursday, Feb 
3 at lunch and after school in the Athletic Director's office.  Pick up 
an order form in the athletic office.  Cost for letter, year of 
graduation, and sport is $10.

3.	Spring Sport Season begins on Monday, February 7th.  A complete 
athletic packet, including parent consent and physical form, must be 
turned in to the coach on the first day of tryouts.  If you played a 
Fall or Winter sport, and your physical is dated June 2004 or after, 
your packet has already been turned in.

4.	Voluntary pre-season conditioning is going on for many athletic 
teams. See Humphrey Garrett in the Strength  and Conditioning room 
after school or Kristin Glenchur, Athletic Director, if you have 
questions.

Senior Section
1.	Seniors: Apply for one of the many scholarships available in the 
College Center.  Don’t miss out on these great opportunities.  Come by 
to get the complete list.  Some sample scholarships are:

               Asian and Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund – 
Student of Asian and or Pacific Islander ethnicity and be a US citizen, 
US national, permanent resident or citizen of the Freely Associated 
States, first time incoming college student in fall 2005, minimum 
unweighted GPA of 2.7.  Deadline: February 15.

                Berkeley Community Fund – Senior planning to attend 2 or 
4 year college in the fall of 2005, minimum GPA of 2.5, participates in 
extracurricular activities, community service and or employment. 
Deadline: March 7.

2.	The Stanford Black Student Union is sponsoring a high school 
conference on April 2nd titled “Breaking Down Barriers to Success.”  
There will be workshops and seminars.  Open to students in grades 9-12. 
  Cost: $15. Applications available in the College/Career Center.  
Deadline: March 18.

3.	FOR SENIORS – Get help filling out your FAFSA and get more 
information on financial aid resources.  Tuesday, February 22, 6:00 – 
8:00 p.m. Alameda High School Cafeteria, 2201 Encinal Avenue, Alameda.  
For more information, contact College of Alameda, 748-2184.

Events/ Performance
1.	Black and White (Semi-Formal) winter ball on January 28th at Zazoo’s 
Restaurant (15 Embarcadero West, Oakland).  Winter ball tickets are on 
sale for $30 at lunch in the Community Theater steps.  Prices will go 
up so buy your tickets now.

Sales
1.	Yearbooks are on sale for $65.00 every Tuesday and Thursday during 
lunch or zero period.

2.	Asian Pacific Islander food sale today at lunch in the courtyard.



Belinda McDaniel

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