THIS IS AN "A" WEEK SO FRIDAY IS AN "A" DAY

 

IMPORTANT PTSA MEETING - The Oklahoma City School District is beginning the hiring process for Classen’s next principal.  The parents of Classen are invited to offer input to the District’s search committee through PTSA parent representatives.  These parent representatives, selected by your PTSA, want to hear your comments, ideas and suggestions.  This Tuesday’s PTSA meeting, at 6 pm in the school auditorium, will include plenty of time for those present to provide input for the qualities and qualifications for the next principal.  Please come to this important PTSA meeting Tuesday, November 13, at 6 pm in the school’s auditorium.

 

RECYCLE your ink jet and laser cartridges, cell phones, ipods, digital cameras, dvd's, video games and game systems, etc., and Classen SAS receives cash for these items.   See the attached flyer.  There is a collection box in the main office.

 

YEARBOOK NEWS - Josten's is still selling yearbooks! Get your mailer in hand and call 1-866-282-1516 or visit http://www.jostensyearbooks.com to order. If this makes no sense to you, please visit http://www.geocities.com/classenorbit for the answers to all your yearbook questions!  The absolute deadline for ordering a yearbook is usually the first week in February, so order now so you don't forget!

 

Middle School Fall Ball tickets go on sale Monday,  in the Student Store, $5.00 in advance and $7.00 at the door. The event is Sat. Nov. the 17th, 8 till 11 p.m., at Epworth Church in the Ballroom. Epworth is directly behind Classen. Parents are encouraged to chaperone. The high school Stuco members host the dance for the middle school students. Call 962-0224 with any questions.

 

Wednesday, November the 13th, Classen SAS will join with thousands of schools across the nation for "Mix-it-up" Wednesday lunch. Students are encouraged to cross-a-line, meet a new friend, and join them for lunch. This is a nationwide project of the Southern Poverty Center and their Teaching Tolerance program.

The 4A U.S. Government and Politics class is sponsoring this effort and it was generated by their Civil Rights studies and viewing a film, "A Place at the Table", distributed by the Southern Poverty Center.