[BHS Etree] BULLETIN: Student Daily Bulletin, Feb. 20 (Wed)

[BHS Etree]

PLEASE do not reply to this email. Announcements are reviewed in the BHS Main Office by Vice Principal Tammy Rose bhsmorningannouncements at berkeley.net


New announcements and reminders!

Congratulations to BHS Jazz Combo A for WINNING their division at the Charles Mingus Jazz Festival in New York City this weekend.  Combo A is made up of Camille Collins, tenor sax; Max Nierlich, trumpet; Graham Messer, piano; Lev Ami, bass; and Ben Esposito, drums.  Go Jazz Jackets!

Today! The BHS Neurodivergent Student Union will be meeting today, Wednesday in G203 at 3:30 pm.  Did you know that Berkeley is the birthplace of the Disability Rights Movement?  Part of Berkeley High's diversity is its disabled community, which includes students who learn differently, those who live with anxiety or depression, autistic students, allies, students who have physical challenges, and many more!  We are proud to own our disabilities because they are part of who we are!   Please join us after school today in G203 if you would like to contribute your voice in activism for the rights of disabled people everywhere.  Mentors will be on hand to continue our discussion about advocating for accommodations in college and planning for the Day of Mourning Vigil on March 1.

 If you have questions, please reach out to Ms. Bell in room D151.

“Showcasing the Creativity, Intelligence and Talent of Black Youth”
 TALENT SHOW – PRIZES
1ST – $500.00
2ND – $250.00
3RD – $125.00
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THIS CELEBRATION AND SUPPORT OUR YOUTH
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Berkeley High School - Little Theatre 
 

"Loving" Film-screening Time Change!
The film screening of "Loving" February 22nd will now be at 4:45pm in the Little Theater.
The Loving's were an interracial couple living in Virginia during Jim Crow. Their marriage, and arrest for violating mis-segregation laws, caused a legal battle that led to the U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized interracial marriage in the US.
Hot beverages and desserts will be served at intermission Make sure to pass on the word and the EVITE  to anyone you think would be interested!!!!!!!!
To RSVP please click here- RSVP FOR "LOVING"
To watch a trailer click here- Trailer
Hope to see you there!

Calling all writers! Looking for a different type of English elective? Want to get published? 
Next year's juniors and seniors can sign up for the class "literary magazine"!
This English/elective for juniors and seniors does double duty as a creative writing course and a publishing class. We will publish two issues of a literary magazine each year, and each class member will both develop a portfolio of their own short stories, creative nonfiction and poetry as well as serve in a specific function on the publishing team: editing, marketing, layout and graphic designer. Please email Ms. Faur at arynfaur at berkeley.net or stop by H207 for more information. If you want priority for sign ups, please send her your student ID and full name.  


"The 2020 Leadership Team is looking for judges and MCs for the Talent Show! 
This is a great opportunity, especially for the Chief of Publicity candidates to practice public speaking and experience a leadership-ran event. All inquiries please email Mr. V or talk to someone on Junior Class Leadership." 

Come to a dance under the stars on Friday, February 22nd! 
Tickets are $7 or $5 with an ASB sticker, and unlimited pizza, snacks, and drinks are included! They're available for purchase in the leadership office or several upcoming lunches at the senior steps. 

Sign ups to audition for Romeo and Juliet on the C steps are due this Saturday, February 23rd!
If you want to act and gain theater experience in a supportive and inclusive environment, sign up for an audition at tinyurl.com/bhsRomJu. For questions, email maximehendrikseliu at students.berkeley.net

Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Soccer team on their great 2018-19 season. 
The soccer team played Liberty High on Saturday in the Quarterfinals of NCS and at 0-0 at the final clock went to overtime.  Liberty scored and won the game.  Great job Jackets! 

Congratulations to the Boys Varsity Soccer team on their victory over Dublin High School on Saturday evening in the Jacket Stadium.  
The team is seeded #2 in the bracket and with a 1-1 score at the end of regulation time continued on to overtime. The Jackets scored and advance to the Semi Finals of the CIF/NCS playoff Championships. Berkeley High will host Amador Valley (#3) at home in the Berkeley High Jacket Stadium on Wednesday 2/20 at 7:00 p.m.
Admission for NCS games is charged. CASH only.
General (adults) $10, Students, Senior, Children with Adult $6
To access the CIF/NCS bracket:
http://cifncs.org/sports/soccer/index
Click on the Brackets/history, Boys Division 1

***Good luck to our BHS Yellowjackets Competitive Cheer team as they head to Las Vegas for the JAMZ Nationals competition this next weekend!


"Physics! It's at the heart of everything! 
So you should learn it. Current sophomores and  juniors interested in taking AP Physics 1 (algebra based, non-calculus) next school year should come to a short information session at the beginning of lunch in G214 on either Wednesday or Thursday this week." 

 

AP Environmental Science: 
Thinking about taking AP Environmental Science next year?  Attend a lunch meeting with Ms. Harm on Thursday Feb 21st in Room G216.  Get your questions answered and learn why so many students love this class.

Interested in working with your hands and project based learning?  
Come to the Carpentry Shop in G112 at lunch on Thursday, February 28th for an information session.  Learn about our new Carpentry and Digital Design classes.
Throughout the course of the year, students in the carpentry program will be engaged in a variety of individual and group projects, exercises and readings to build up their skills in construction, design and critical problem solving. This will include traditional methods of building with hand tools as well as cutting edge digital fabrication and modeling tools. Students will also be exposed to the range of career opportunities across the fields of fabrication, design and construction. Emphasis will be on hands-on projects that have constraints to guide their design but allow for individual creativity.

Do you speak two languages fluently? Are you a senior? Did you pass the California standards test in English language arts as proficient level or above? 
If so, you may qualify for the Seal of Biliteracy. If you are interested in an application for the Seal of Biliteracy for your high school diploma, please see Ms Henrickson in M209, Ms Fullerton in M208 or Ms Stewart in C107 for an application. Applications are due March 22, 2019. 

 Queer and Trans Literature: 
BHS is offering a brand-new English elective next year for 11th and 12th graders from all learning communities. This course introduces students to LGBTQIA+ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, asexual, intersex, etc.) literature and culture. It is a yearlong course with English credit and elective credit (pending). You don't have to be part of the LGBTQIA+ community to enroll- come learn about experiences outside your own! To sign up, contact Mx. Hartman at jennhartman at berkeley.net or in room C-335, or ask your English teacher for more info.

Sakai, Japan, is Berkeley's oldest sister city, and the Berkeley-Sakai Sister City Association is looking for families to host 1 or 2 Japanese students next summer from July 26 to July 31.  We are also looking for students who would be interested in participating in a student exchange to Sakai and other parts of Japan in July 2020.  If you are interested in hosting and/or going to Sakai, please visit our website at www.berkeley-sakai.org and fill out an Interest Form.  We would also like to invite you to our Annual Dinner on Friday, March 8, 2019 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Berkeley Methodist United Church.  Please join us and find out more about our student exchange program!

Thank you !

_____________________________
Nicole Chee, Marguerite Fa-Kaji, Jenny Fosket, and Dylan Kaufman are the parent-volunteer facilitators of the Etree; please direct any questions about the Etree to them at bhs-owner at lmi.net.

BHS etree archives: http://lists.lmi.net/pipermail/bhs/
BHS website: http://bhs.berkeleyschools.net/
BUSD 2018-2019 Calendar: http://bit.ly/BUSDCalendar1819  
BUSD Non-Discrimination Statement / la Política de No Discriminación: http://bit.ly/BUSDNDPolicy

To post a message, send to: bhs at lmi.net.

To unsubscribe from the etree, send an email to bhs-request at lmi.net with one word only in the subject line: unsubscribe. The request must be sent from the email address that is subscribed to the list.  If that does not work, visit the URL at the bottom of each message, or put your email address at the end of this URL:  http://lists.lmi.net/mailman/options/bhs/, or contact the e-tree moderators at bhs-owner at lmi.net.

To subscribe to the etree, send an email to bhs-request at lmi.net with one word only in the subject line: subscribe
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.lmi.net/pipermail/bhs/attachments/20190220/daba757a/attachment.html>