DAILY BULLETIN

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DAILY BULLETIN
March 5, 2008
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STUDENTS
Please help keep our school looking nice by only
hanging flyers and informational materials on the
designated bulletin boards.
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Attention Students
On raining days the field and back patio areas
will be off limits during lunch.
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CONGRATULATIONS

• The following students received The Exemplary
  Student Performance Award for the second quarter
• Manuel Arias, Travis Brown, Armand Burke,
  Melody Daniel, Karrisa Dold, Evelyn Fung,
  Benjamin Goodwin, Daniel Hernandez, Sonja
  Holmsomback, Steve Jimenez, Jehoshua Josue,
  Krystina Kamjorn, Haeeun Lee, Nathan Loyd, Jelin
  Mazo, Nancy Nou, Monique Richard, Tyler Seppala,
  Tiffanie Tran, Tazmin Urata and Kate Wakeman.
• Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!

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CONGRATULATIONS

• A-Techs Key Club won Club of the Year for the
  Key Club Division of 28 North. This award looks
  at membership, attrition, number of service
  hours, number of service projects, etc. Elaine
  Tan won Outstanding Secretary and was also
  elected to be the new Lieutenant Governor for the
  division next year.

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STUDENTS AND STAFF

• Do you have a SWEET TOOTH?!? If so, or if you
  know someone who would love to receive sweets
  from you as a gift, be sure to come to the BAKE
  WALK at A-TECH's school carnival this Friday,
  March 7, from 330 pm to 730 pm! A wide variety
  of baked goods will be available, including rice
  krispy treats, brownies, cookies, cupcakes,
  doughnuts, and, of course, full cakes for the
  CAKE WALK! For just 1.00, you could win some
  delicious treats, including a full cake!
  Remember, there is a winner every round! So,
  support the College Prep Club and come to the
  BAKE WALK this Friday! See you there!

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ATENTION

• A-Tech was the only high school in the state of
  Nevada to be recognized as a top performing
  American high school in Advanced Placement
  science and math courses by the Siemens
  Foundation. One high school per state was
  selected in recognition of its commitment to
  students and leadership in AP participation and
  performance. A-Tech will receive a 1,000. grant
  awarded from the Siemens Foundation to be used to
  support math and science education.

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ATENTION

• A-Tech received a "Schools of Distinction" Award
  from the Magnet Schools of America. This award
  recognizes the top magnet schools in the United
  States that show a commitment to high academic
  standards, curriculum innovation, successful
  desegration/diversity efforts, and the consistent
  delivery of quality services to all school
  stakeholders.

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STUDENTS

• Lets get ready for Spring Break and the
  Lights-Out Dance!! Starting Monday, March 9th, we
  will have spirit week! Please see the schedule
  below
• Monday Hat Day
• Tuesday Pajama Day
• Wednesday Wear your school colors
• Thursday Freshman wear brown, Sophomores wear
  pink, Juniors wear blue and
• Seniors wear orange
• Friday Neon Color day (Wear your brightest neon)

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STUDENTS

• Buy flowers for yourself or for that someone
  special during both lunches 3/6 and 3/7.

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STUDENTS

• The First Annual A-TECH Carnival will be held
  this Friday in the Student Activities Center and
  on the patio outside. Admission is 2.00 or two
  canned goods. Bring a friend (with their CCSD ID)
  or parent. The carnival will start at 330 and
  will end at 730. There will be food, games,
  prizes, and much, much more.

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STUDENTS

• Lemonade Challenge A-TECH, please help support
  tomorrows business leaders today by purchasing
  lemonade at this years Lemonade Challenge! This
  event takes place in the SAC during both lunches
  on Wednesday, March 5.

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ATTENTION

• A-TECH show your school spirit by buying your
  A-TECH Spirit Ribbon during both lunches on your
  block days in March!!! We also have special
  Senior Spirit Ribbons - stop by and check them
  out!!! They are only 50 cents each!!!

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STUDENTS

• Have fun before spring break Attend the
  Lights-Out-Dance on Friday, March 14th from
  7p-10p! There will be glowsticks, food and fun!!
  Tickets are 5 in advance and 6 at the door.

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SNACKS AFTER SCHOOL
After school snacks (candy, chips, cookies,
water, etc.) sold Monday - Thursday. See Miss M.
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STUDENTS

• Do you like Physics? How about
• Chemistry? Enjoy Math and Biology?
• PRACTICE FOR NEXT YEARS
• TEAMS START NOW!!!!

Come join A-TECHs
Science Bowl ! !
After school every Tuesday, Room 403
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STUDENTS
The price of the yearbook has now gone up to 70
with no nameplate. Hurry in today to get your
yearbook before April 4th or else the price will
go up again!
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Its COLD outside!!

• Buy an A-TECH Hoodie!
• Only 25
• See Mrs. Lein in the Internship Office
  before school!
• Show your school spirit stay warm!
• Styles limitedGray only, Medium thru X-Large

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Bodies by ATECH
Bodies by A-TECH (Formerly Body Tech) is open for
business. If you are interested in getting fit -
stop by the weight room and workout with us on
Mondays, Tuesdays, or Fridays during either
lunch. See you there!!!!!
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SENIORS

• If you have a GPA of 3.5 or above and you play
  two or more sports at your zoned school, please
  stop by the counseling office and give your name,
  resume, what sports you play and the name of
  your zoned school to Mrs. Marshall for a
  possible scholarship opportunity. The deadline
  for this
• information is Friday, March 7th.

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SENIORS

• If you would like to purchase a senior shirt in
  an XL or XXL, you will need to order one either
  in the front of the lunchroom or in Ms. Vallaris
  room all this week! All orders must be made by
  this Friday, March 7th!

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SENIORS
Please check the scholarship bulletin every week.
The bulletin is available on the A-TECH website
or the counseling office!
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SOPHOMORES

• Proficiency testing is right around the corner -
  April 1st. Don't wait until the last minute to
  start preparing. Visit the math proficiency
  table set up in the 700 hallway and beginning
  March 3rd, attend tutoring sessions Monday thru
  Thursday, mornings and afternoons, in room 715.

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SENIORS

• Please continue to check the scholarship
  bulletin every week. There are many new
  scholarships listed. If you would like an
  application or information about any of the
  following scholarships, please stop by the
  counseling office. The following scholarship
  opportunities are new this week
• Ladies Auxiliary VFW - for children or
  grandchildren of veterans
• The Las Vegas Chapter of the National Bar
  Association Dr. Martin Luther King, JR. Drum
  Major Competition - for any high school senior
• Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship - for students
  interested in becoming an educator
• Clark County School Nurse Association - students
  interested in pursuing a nursing degree
• Clark County Association of School Administrators
  and Professional-Technical Employees - for
  children of an active member of CCASAPE
• Alpha Delta Kappa - for female students
  interested in a degree in education
• American Society for Industrial Security -
  students interested in the security profession
• Security Savings Bank - students with a great
  financial need
• Nevada Agricultural Foundation - students
  interested in majoring in agriculture

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SENIORS

• If youre a Hispanic student, please check out
  the Hispanic Scholarship Fund for scholarship
  opportunities. The website is WWW.HFS.NET

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College Visits
COUNSELING
Reminder Any student who wishes to attend a
college recruitment must signup at least 48 hours
ahead of time.
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HAVE A GREAT DAY!