Good Morning Kellogg! Honor Society students needed to help at Briarcrest' s Harvest Festival from 3:30 to 8:00 this Fri. See Ms. Forry for contact info. Girl’s Volleyball tryouts are TODAY immediately after school in the gym. Tryouts will be until 4:45PM. There are no activity buses after school today so make sure you have planned a ride home. Boy’s Basketball tryouts will continue on Monday, November 9th from the end of the school day until 4:45PM. Please join us for a FREE dinner and a Family Education Night on what families can do in regards to Teens and Substance Abuse. The event will be on Tuesday, November 10th from 6:30-8PM in the Spartan Room of the Shoreline Center. Talk to Mrs. Anderson if you have more questions. Hope to see you and your family there! Shorecrest High School presents Stephen Sondheim's fairy tale musical "Into the Woods" on November 12-14 & 19-21 @ 7:30 PM, with matinees November 15 & 22 @ 2:00 PM. Tickets are $9.00 each in advance at Shorecrest or Third Place Books and $10.00 each at the door. Remember Kellogg: Amanda Bradley said, “Celebrate the happiness that friends are always giving, make everyday a holiday and celebrate just living!” and have a LUMINOUS day. Good Morning Kellogg! There will be a GSA meeting this Thursday after school during Hang Time. Any student who has turned in a Hang Time permission slip is welcome to attend. Red Ribbon Day is cancelled today. Mrs. Anderson is sick! We will reschedule Red Ribbon day soon. Stay tuned for more details. Honor Society students needed to help at Briarcrest' s Harvest Festival from 3:30 to 8:00 this Fri. See Ms. Forry for contact info. Boy’s Basketball tryouts will start TODAY immediately after school in the gym. Tryouts will be until 4:45PM. The Hang Time buses will be available to transport athletes home after tryouts. Girl’s Volleyball tryouts will continue TOMORROW, Friday, November 6th and there will not be activity buses available for transportation after tryouts. The list of students cleared to currently participate in this seasons sports is posted in the hallway outside the main office. If your name is not on the list you will NOT be allowed to participate. You are encouraged to stop by AT LUNCH to see if your name is on the list. Make sure you check in at the office to find out why your name is not on the list. If you are interested in joining the Divorce Group see Ms. Hurtado for more information. Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th, but it is encouraged that you turn in your entries early. All participants have a chance to win aquarium tickets, an iTunes giftcard or other fabulous prizes at the Reflections Reception on November 18th! Remember Kellogg: Marsha Sinetar said, “Identifying your enthusiams requires courage and heroic creative vision. You have to believe that what you want is possible for you.” and have an ENTHUSIATIC day. Good Morning Kellogg! There will be a GSA meeting this Thursday after school during Hang Time. Any student who has turned in a Hang Time permission slip is welcome to attend. Tomorrow during lunch Kellogg will be promoting awareness and education about alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. There will be free giveaways and fun trivia about drinking/drugs/choices so be sure to stop by the table on the stage. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Anderson, Drug and Alcohol Counselor. Red Ribbon committee, we will be meeting TODAY during lunches in Ms. Johnson's room (412). Talk to Mrs. Anderson if you have questions. Otherwise, looking forward to seeing you there! Girl’s volleyball tryouts will start TODAY immediately after school in the gym. Tryouts will be until 4:45PM. The Hang Time buses will be available to transport athletes home after tryouts. Boy’s basketball tryouts will start TOMORROW, Thursday, November 5th. Ms. Finnigan has posted a list of cleared students in the hallway outside the main office. Stop by AT LUNCH to see if your name is on the list. If not, make sure you check in at the office to find out what you are missing! If you are interested in joining the Divorce Group see Ms. Hurtado for more information. Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. All participants have a chance to win aquarium tickets, an iTunes giftcard or other fabulous prizes at the Reflections Reception on November 18th! In Kellogg sports news… The results are in. The cross-country district championships were held at the Shoreline Stadium yesterday against several tough competitors. Even though the course was long and grueling and there was a cold east wind blowing your Knights were ready for the challenge. First up: the 7th grade girls. Gigi Vuyovich, and Elise Froebe made the two/three punch that knocked the other teams out of contention. Rebecca Walton, Bailey Nygeen, and Elisa Adams added strong finishes that won Kellogg’s position of…the 7th Grade Girls District Championship Team 1st place. Yes, I repeat, 1st place at District Championships. Awesome Job! Next up: the 7th grade boys. No one could catch Ryan Hefferman! Some commented that it seemed his feet weren’t even touching the ground. Ryan beat the pack and took an individual first place. Kelly McCafferry, Aaron Zevenbergen, Zac Bouffiou, and Davin, Hoover also had great races, which allowed the boys to take the 7th Grade boys District Championship team 2nd place. And now…8th Grade Girls. Kate (pure determination) Hildahl, Allison Pincus, Frida (I follow the cookie on Kate’s head) Swensen, Rose Marie Haynes, and Zoe Shaw combined their awesome individual scores to come away with a team effort that got them…drum roll please…the 8th Girls District Championship Team First Place! Again, Excellent Effort! Last but definitely not least. Well, actually there are only four of them so maybe that does apply. The 8th Grade boys ran strong individual times but they couldn’t compete as a team since they didn’t have enough team runners. Mark Officer placed 5th overall. Joe Loiseau, Wylie Mao, and Erik Skamser also finished high in the pack. Great effort boys! Go Knights! Remember Kellogg: Nathaniel Braden said, “The first step toward change is awareness. The second step is acceptance.” and have an AWARE day. Good Morning Kellogg! Have you read a good book lately? Tell us about it. Come to the library to fill out a book review and enter a drawing for a free book. This week’s winners are: Reuben Kukhotskiy and Nicholas Han Congratulations! Come to the library at lunch to choose your free book. There will be a GSA meeting this Thursday after school during Hang Time. Any student who has turned in a Hang Time permission slip is welcome to attend. This Thursday, November 5th, Kellogg will be promoting awareness and education about alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. During lunch, there will be free giveaways and fun trivia about drinking/drugs/choices so be sure to stop by the table. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Anderson, Drug and Alcohol Counselor. Red Ribbon committee, we will be meeting during lunches on Wednesday, Nov. 5th in Ms. Johnson's room (412). Talk to Mrs. Anderson if you have questions. Otherwise, looking forward to seeing you there! Today at Hang Time there will be a 3-on-3 basketball tournament. Sign-up at Hang Time after school today if you would like to participate. It would be great practice for the upcoming boy’s basketball tryouts happening on Thursday! Girl’s volleyball tryouts will start TOMORROW. Boy’s basketball tryouts will start Thursday, November 5th. Ms. Finnigan will post a list of cleared students in the hallway outside the main office. Stop by AT LUNCH to see if your name is on the list. If not, make sure you check in at the office to find out what you are missing! Listen up football players: the football party will be immediately after school today. If you have not turned in your $5 for the team party make sure you turn it in to Mr. Hudson during 2nd period TODAY! If you are interested in joining the Divorce Group see Ms. Hurtado for more information. Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. Remember Kellogg: Morpheus said, “There is a difference between knowing the path and walking the path.” and have a HISTORIC day. Good Morning Kellogg! This Thursday, November 5th, Kellogg will be promoting awareness and education about alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. During lunch, there will be free giveaways and fun trivia about drinking/drugs/choices so be sure to stop by the table. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Anderson, Drug and Alcohol Counselor. Tomorrow at Hang Time there will be a 3-on-3 basketball tournament. Sign-up at Hang Time tomorrow if you would like to participate. It would be great practice for the upcoming boy’s basketball tryouts happening on Thursday! SEASON 2 TRYOUTS ARE THIS WEEK! Girl’s volleyball tryouts will start Wednesday, November 4th. Boy’s basketball tryouts will start Thursday, November 5th. A lot of students have turned in paperwork but have not paid the try out fee. Make sure you have ALL your paperwork turned in and fees paid! See Ms. Hurtado on stage today at lunch if you would like more information about Divorce Group! Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. Remember Kellogg: Aristotle said, “Friendship is a single soul dwelling in two bodies.” and have a SUPERB day. Good Morning Kellogg! Honor Society forms are due TODAY! If you have one stashed in your backpack make sure you turn it in today! SEASON 2 TRYOUTS ARE NEXT WEEK! Girl’s volleyball tryouts will start Wednesday, November 4th. Boy’s basketball tryouts will start Thursday, November 5th. A lot of students have turned in paperwork but have not paid the try out fee. Make sure you have ALL your paperwork turned in and fees paid! Want to have FUN and help children around the world? UNICEF trick-or-treat boxes available in the counseling office. UNICEF provides clean water, nutritious food, immunizations, and other assistance for children in our global community. Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. Remember Kellogg: Robert Half said, “People who look down on other people don’t end up being looked up to.” and have a SAFE day and weekend. Good Morning Kellogg! The Spirit Count is 156 for the 7th graders and 130 for the 8th graders. Tomorrows Spirit Day theme is Costume Day. Students who want to participate can wear costumes if they wish. School rules about appropriate dress still apply. Students may not wear clothes or costumes that are too revealing, nor may costumes include face paint, masks, fake blood, weapons, or portray inappropriate behaviors such as use of drugs or alcohol. So whatever you decide to wear make sure it is tasteful, appropriate and not too distracting to the learning environment. Honor Society forms are due tomorrow! SEASON 2 TRYOUTS ARE NEXT WEEK! Girl’s volleyball tryouts will start Wednesday, November 4th. Boy’s basketball tryouts will start Thursday, November 5th. A lot of students have turned in paperwork but have not paid the try out fee. Make sure you have ALL your paperwork turned in and fees paid! Want to have FUN and help children around the world? UNICEF trick-or-treat boxes available in the counseling office. UNICEF provides clean water, nutritious food, immunizations, and other assistance for children in our global community. Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. Dance tickets on sale on the stage during lunch today! $2 dollars with ASB and $4 without ASB. If you forget to buy a ticket at lunch there will be tickets being sold before the dance. Remember Kellogg: Muriel Ruykeser said, “Breathe in Experience, Breathe out Poetry.” and have a LYRICAL day. Good Morning Kellogg! Tomorrows Spirit Day theme is Crazy Hair and Clothes Day! Show your school & class spirit by wearing something crazy! Please remember that all school rules apply so make sure whatever crazy hair or clothes you decide to wear are tasteful, appropriate and not too distracting to the learning environment. Attention all students, there will be no Homework Lunch today. Girl’s volleyball tryouts will start Wednesday, November 4th. Boy’s basketball tryouts will start Thursday, November 5th. Make sure you have all your paperwork turned in and fees paid! Want to have FUN and help children around the world? UNICEF trick-or-treat boxes available in the counseling office. UNICEF provides clean water, nutritious food, immunizations, and other assistance for children in our global community. Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. Dance tickets on sale on the stage during lunch today and tomorrow! $2 dollars with ASB and $4 without ASB. Remember Kellogg: Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “We have flown the air like birds and swum the sea like fishes, but have yet to learn the simple act of walking the earth like brothers.” Have an INCREDIBLE day and don’t forget to watch for the bunny at the pep assembly this afternoon! Good Morning Kellogg! Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. If you are interested in trying out for girl’s volleyball or boy’s basketball please plan to sign up TODAY at lunch on the stage. You will also receive important information about tryouts. Tryouts for girl’s volleyball start on November 4th and tryouts for boy’s basketball start on November 5th. Make sure you have all your forms turned in and fees paid in order to try out! Tomorrows Spirit Day theme is Blue versus Gold. Show your school & class spirit by wearing blue if you are a 7th grader and gold if you are an 8th grader. Want to have FUN and help children around the world? UNICEF trick-or-treat boxes available in the counseling office. UNICEF provides clean water, nutritious food, immunizations, and other assistance for children in our global community. In Kellogg sports news…the Lady Knights finished the season off right with a big win over Einstein last night. Great pitching, fielding, and hitting all came together to rack up a dominating 12-3 victory. Coach Culver would like to say congrats to all the girls for a great season - Callie Anderson, Mallory Bengston, Katie Champoux, Cali Gorney, Cohen Haakenson, Alissa Kaufhold, Sophie Knudson, Brynne Loiseau, Meghan McTaggart, Olivia Nolan, Jeralyn Pasoquen, Katherine Taylor, Tally Teodosio, Hayley Woods. The first School Dance will be Thursday, October 29th. Tickets are $2.00 with ASB and $4.00 without. Tickets will be sold at lunch on Wednesday, October 28th and Thursday, October 29th. Students can ride an activity bus home or should plan on being picked up at 4:45PM. Remember Kellogg: Walter Lippmann said, “When everyone thinks alike, no one thinks very much.” and have an INSIGHTFUL day. Good Morning Kellogg! Students: Has your family been impacted by divorce? Whether your parents have been divorced for months or for years, you may still be adjusting or re-adjusting. If you find yourself stressed out, frustrated, or tired of managing it all maybe divorce group is the place for you. If you are interested in being in a small group to learn more about how teens cope with divorce please see Ms. Hurtado for more details. The group will take place once a week during the school day and will last for 8 weeks. There are only 8 spaces available so see the counselor today! The Spirit Days here at Kellogg are fast approaching! The theme days are: Health tip of the week: Water is critical to digestion and metabolism, so it’s important to keep well hydrated. Your individual need for water will vary depending on exercise, climate, your diet, and your consumption of caffeinated beverages. Your daily fluid needs are best met by including fruits and vegetables, juices, caffeine-free unsweetened beverages and, of course, good old plain water. Don’t forget to pick up a Reflections packet from the office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due on or before Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. In Kellogg sports news…On Thursday, the Kellogg Cross-country team showed Olympic View and Voyager how it's done. The girls team came out victoriously earning second place, with Gigi Vujovich speeding across the finish to place second with Kate Hildahl just slightly behind her. The boys team gave it their best bringing home second place. Mark Officer led the way earning third place. Davin Hoover also exhibited his best, along with Andre Zamani and Zach Bouffiou, all finishing as a pack. Wylie Mao dashed to the finish passing an epic number of runners in his final lap, one of the best finishes we've seen all season. Good job all cross-country runners! Special congratulations to Nishaant Limaye & his tennis team for their 3rd place finish at the national tennis tournament in Alabama this past week. Way to go! Remember Kellogg: Harvey Mackay said, “If you wish others to believe in you, you must first convince them that you believe in them.” and have a WONDERFUL day. Good Morning Kellogg! Students: Has your family been impacted by divorce? Whether your parents have been divorced for months or for years, you may still be adjusting or re-adjusting. If you find yourself stressed out, frustrated, or tired of managing it all maybe divorce group is the place for you. If you are interested in being in a small group to learn more about how teens cope with divorce please see Ms. Hurtado for more details. The group will take place once a week during the school day and will last for 8 weeks. There are only 8 spaces available so see the counselor today! Dribble it! Pass it! We want a basket! Are you ready to try out for boy’s basketball? Have you paid your $10 tryout fee and $20 ASB fee? Is all your athletic paperwork turned in? Boy’s basketball tryouts start on Thursday, November 5th. If you wait until the last minute to turn in your athletic packet and pay your fees, Ms. Finnigan may not be able to process your paperwork and clear to tryout on time. So make sure you have all your athletic paperwork turned in and fees paid ahead of time! Spirit Days are next week at Kellogg! The theme days are: Remember Kellogg: John Lennon said, “Life is what happens when you are making other plans.” and have a RESOLUTE day. Good Morning Kellogg! Bump, set, spike! Are you ready to try out for girl’s volleyball? Have you paid your $10 tryout fee and $20 ASB fee? Is all your athletic paperwork turned in? Girl’s volleyball tryouts start on Wednesday, November 4th. If you wait until the last minute to turn in your athletic packet and pay your fees, Ms. Finnigan may not be able to process your paperwork and clear to tryout on time. So make sure you have all your athletic paperwork turned in and fees paid ahead of time! Just a reminder, during lunch, students that are at lunch should NOT be in the 200, 300 or 400 unit hallways. Classes are still going on and wandering these hallways is very disruptive. In Kellogg sports news… The Lady Knights hit a little bump in the road last night against Meadowdale. A tough hitting team was held at bay by great pitching from Jeralyn Pasoquen. Olivia Nolan was good on offense and defense, both she and Katherine Taylor made great catches in the outfield. Infielder Alissa Kaufhold was solid at 3rd and Meghan McTaggart bunted her little heart out. It just wasn't enough to win the day. Come support us on Monday as we take on Einstein for the final game of the year. Go Knights! Remember Kellogg: Henry David Thoreau said, “Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other’s eyes for an instant?” and have a GREAT day. Good Morning Kellogg! Informational meeting for Honor Society today, the 2nd half of 8th grade lunch, in the library. Packets for the PTSA Reflections program are in the main office. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” All entries are due by Wednesday, November 18th. There will be a prize drawing for participants at the Reflections Reception. If you are interested in trying out for girl’s volleyball or boy’s basketball please plan to sign up at lunch on Tuesday, October 27th, on the stage. You will also receive important information about tryouts. Tryouts for girl’s volleyball start on November 4th and tryouts for boy’s basketball start on November 5th. Make sure you have all your forms turned in and fees paid in order to try out! Remember Kellogg: Mark Twain said, “Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” and have a COMPASSIONATE day. Good Morning Kellogg! Have you read a good book lately? Tell us about it. Come to the library to fill out a book review and enter a drawing for a free book. This weeks winners are: Brantle Harris and Kendra Shaw. Come to the library at lunch to choose your free book. Informational meeting for Honor Society tomorrow, the 2nd half of 8th grade lunch, in the library. And now an important laptop announcement. Remember, if you set your laptop down and walk away it does NOT count as stolen, and you will have to pay the full cost of the laptop. There has been an increasing number of students who are just forgetting their laptops places, and that needs to stop. You need to be responsible for the school equipment checked out to you. In Kellogg sports news…the Kellogg ladies gave their all on the softball field last night. Bunts, stolen bases, and great pitching combined to make an outstanding effort by the Knights. Sophie Knudson was solid behind the plate and Olivia Nolan had the hot bat of the night. Despite all this the good guys came up a little short. We'll get them next time girls! Come watch us play Meadowdale at home on Wednesday. Remember Kellogg: Mark Twain said, “You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.” and have an IMAGINATIVE day. Good Morning Kellogg! Informational meeting for Honor Society Wednesday, the 2nd half of 8th grade lunch, in the library. Girl’s Volleyball and Boy’s Basketball will be starting in November. Make sure you have a fully completed 2009-2010 athletic packet turned into the main office, your $10 tryout fee and annual $20 ASB fee paid in order to try out. Entry packets for The Reflections Program are available in the main office. The Reflections Program is a National PTA and a Washington State PTA cultural arts competition. The purpose for this program is to provide an opportunity for students to use their creative talents by expressing themselves through their own original works, created around a specific theme. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” and you decide what the phrase means to you. Students can enter up to two works in each in specific arts areas. Only original works of art created by the artist working alone will be accepted. Please pick up an information packet to learn more. Remember Kellogg: Bob Marley said, “Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds!” and have a LIBERATING day. Good Morning Kellogg! Entry packets for The Reflections Program are available in the main office. The Reflections Program is a National PTA and a Washington State PTA cultural arts competition. The purpose for this program is to provide an opportunity for students to use their creative talents by expressing themselves through their own original works, created around a specific theme. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” and you decide what the phrase means to you. Students can enter up to two works in each in specific arts areas. Only original works of art created by the artist working alone will be accepted. Please pick up an information packet to learn more. In Kellogg sports news…The Kellogg cross country team ran hard yesterday against Brier Terrace and Harbour Pointe. Gigi Vujovich lead the team for the girls quickly followed, by Kate Hildahl, Elise Frobe and Rebecca Walton. Frida Swensen, Zoey Shaw, Hannah Hirsch and Allison Pincus also had an especially good race displacing many runners. And for the kellogg boy's team Ryan Heffernan finished first for the team followed closely by Mark Officer. Kelly, Joe Louiseu and Nick Shivley ran fast and scored for our Kellogg team. Great job to the whole team for running hard and excellent job pack running!! Attention ALL athletes there is no football practice or softball practice or cross country practice today after school. Remember Kellogg: Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail.” and have an ASTONISHING day. Good Morning Kellogg! Today is Picture Retakes. For those of you that have signed-up in the office, you will be sent a blue slip telling you when to come down for your picture retake. If you did not sign up for retakes you will need to wait for an announcement regarding when to arrive in the Activity Center. Don’t forget to bring your picture order form or original picture packet if you have them. Today is the end of the 30 day grace period for free/reduced students to eat meals on last year’s status. If you have not turned in a new family application for the 2009/10 school year, tomorrow you will have to pay full price for meals. Athletes interested in Season Two sports, which are Boy’s Basketball and Girl’s Volleyball, need to get their forms in to them office. Remember these are both ‘cut’ sports and will want to be cleared well in advance in order to tryout for those teams. In Kellogg sports news…The clouds parted just in time for the Lady Knights to take the field against Olympic View. The game started out as a pitcher's duel with both teams keeping the score close. Starting in the second inning the Kellogg bats got hot. Alissa Kaufhold was the game MVP with 3, count 'em 3 home runs. Pitchers Jeralyn Pasoquen and Katie Champoux held the other team to 3 runs total while Kellogg ran away with the game. Final score alot to a little, good guys win! Remember Kellogg: Whoopi Goldberg said, “It never occurs to me that there are things that I can’t do.” and have a FABULOUS day. Good Morning Kellogg! Please help our Kellogg library by returning items on time! OVERDUE books mean other students or staff wanting to read them are denied access! Look in your locker, your backpack, the family vehicle and under your pillow for those library books that need to be returned. Thanks in advance for finding and returning all overdue materials! Picture retakes are TOMORROW! If you have not signed up on the retake list in the office, sign up today. Students on the list will be sent a reminder to come down and get their picture taken. If you are getting retakes remember to bring back your original picture packet. In Kellogg sports news… The Lady Knights came up with another big win Monday night at College Place. Starting pitcher Tally Teodosio put up quite a few K's while the Kellogg bats were hot! Alert hustle by Katherine Taylor to steal first got the 2 out rally going and Katie Champoux finished CP off with an in-the-park home run. Great game girls, we take on Olympic View at home tonight. Football players - there is NOT a football game today, but there is practice! Remember Kellogg: Tom Hannah said, “Tolerance and celebration of individual differences is the fire that fuels lasting love.” and have a CELEBRATORY day. Good Morning Kellogg! Are you receiving a free or reduced lunch? To continue receiving free or reduced lunch you will want to make sure your parents have turned in an updated 2009-2010 lunch application. The last day to keep getting free or reduced price lunch as a carry over from last year is Friday, October 16. Forms are available in the main office. Congratulations to Cheryl Olebar and Emma Forrest, this weeks book drawing winners! They can come to the library to claim their book! Entry packets for The Reflections Program will be available on October 14th in the main office. The Reflections Program is a National PTA and a Washington State PTA cultural arts competition. The purpose for this program is to provide an opportunity for students to use their creative talents by expressing themselves through their own original works, created around a specific theme. This year’s theme is “Beauty is…” and you decide what the phrase means to you. Students can enter up to two works in each in specific arts areas. Only original works of art created by the artist working alone will be accepted. Please pick up an information packet tomorrow to learn more. Football players: There is NO football game tomorrow against Voyager! There WILL BE practice. Make sure you let your parents know. Remember Kellogg: regarding perserverance, J. Askenberg said, “You win some, you lose some, and some get rained out, but you gotta suit up for them all.” and have a CONVINCING day. Good Morning Kellogg! Attention all students: if you have a form for 0 period LAP class, please bring it to the office today. Season Two sports, which are BOY’S BASKETBALL and GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL, will be starting in November. Athletic packets are now available in the office if you need one. You will need to have a fully completed 2009-2010 athletic packet on file in the main office, as well as paid your ASB fee and $10 tryout fee in order to participate. Students that are currently participating in a Season One sport will need to fill out an updated emergency paper and pay the $10 tryout fee. Check with Ms. Finnigan in the main office if you have any questions. Interested in being a part of this year's yearbook? There will be more information available on the stage during the second half of both lunches Tuesday. In Kellogg sports news…Both the boys and girls team for Kellogg came in second place last Thursday against Alderwood and College Place. Gigi Vujovich came in third place overall closely followed by Kate Hildahl, Elise Froebe, Frida Swensen, and Hannah Hirsch. Allison Pincus ran a strong race finishing in the middle. For the boys Mark Officer came in third barely missing second. Jack Neffner and Zach Bouffiou had excellent finishes for their first meets and Paul Heffner ran with a steady pace helping Kellogg in the overall score. All the Kellogg runners had an impact on the meet and ran like athletes. Remember Kellogg: Nancy Newhall said, “Conservation is humanity caring for the future.” and have a UNIVERSAL day. Good Morning Kellogg! The first GSA meeting of the year will be today after school during Hang Time. Any student who has turned in a Hang Time permission slip is welcome to attend. Picture retakes are next week on Thursday, October 15th. Make sure you sign up in the office and bring your original picture packet on retake day. In Kellogg sports news: Your Kellogg Knights played their second home game of the season yesterday and came away with their 1st win of the season. The first half was a defensive struggle with Ethan Jensen scoring the only Kellogg touchdown with a strip of the ball carrier and a 35-yard rumble to the end zone. Brier Terrace tied it up on a long pass and the teams went into halftime tied at 6. At halftime the Kellogg coaching staff gave a fiery speech, so tears might have been shed, but it was time for the O-Line to MAN-UP. And MAN-UP they did. In the second half the O-LINE DOMINATED. Led by TJ, Nate, Nick, Woldgang, Brandon, Kyle, James and Derek they opened holes a bus could have ran threw. Will scored on a 40-yard reverse to put the Knights up 12-6. Another long touchdown pass from Brier Terrace tied the score at 12. Kellogg got the ball back with 6 minutes to play and put together a game winning drive. Spencer and Ethan combined to move the Knights down the field with Spencer scoring the game-winning touchdown from 2 yards out. Jonathan added the 2-point conversion on the kick after, to put the Knights up 20-12. Brier Terrace had one last chance but Ethan closed the game with an interception to seal the 20-12 win. Congratulations Knights on your 1st win of the season. REMEMBER NO PRACTICE TODAY! It wasn’t only the football team that had a successful evening… the Kellogg softball team put up a big win last night against Voyager. Ace pitching by Callie Anderson and Jeralyn Pasoquen kept the other team to two runs. Alissa Kaufhold ended the game with a bang, knocking one deep to left field and getting a grand slam. The Knights were victorious 19-2. Remember Kellogg: Mahatma Gandhi said, “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” and have a HARMONIOUS day. Good Morning Kellogg! There is a Kellogg newspaper informational meeting today after school in Room 414 for anyone interested in being part of the newspaper team. Please make sure you plan on attending this meeting for more information. Picture retakes are next week on Thursday, October 15th. Make sure you sign up in the office and bring your original picture packet on retake day. Home football game today against Brier Terrace. The football team appreciates students coming out to support the team, but you need to be signed up and attend with Hang Time OR attend with your parent/guardian. Good luck to the girl’s softball team against Voyager today! Go Knights! Students interested in Season 2 sports, which are BOY’S BASKETBALL and GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL, should stop by the main office and ask Ms. Finnigan what they need to participate. These are both “cut” sports, which means that all students will need to try out to be on the teams. You will want to be cleared well in advance in order to be ready for tryouts. Remember Kellogg: Oprah Winfrey said, “I believe the choice to be excellent begins with aligning your thoughts and words with the intention to require more from yourself.” and have a THOUGHTFUL day. Good Morning Kellogg! Hey students, did you know that Kellogg has a Gay-Straight Alliance, or GSA. The official first meeting will be this Thursday during Hang Time. In Kellogg sports news: Remember Kellogg: Thomas Merton said, “Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” and have a CREATIVE day. Good Morning Kellogg! The girls softball team has a game at Harbour Pointe today. Make sure you head out to the bus at 2:40PM. Remember Kellogg: Marcel Proust said, “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” and have an EXPANDING day. Good Morning Kellogg! Attention students receiving free or reduced price lunch: Make sure your parents have turned in a new application for the 2009/2010 school year. As of October 16, 2009 any child not approved on a 2009/2010 application will automatically have his/her status changed to paying full price for his/her meals. The 7th grade senators for the 2009-2010 school year will be Melanie Gunderson, Katie Gregg, Indy Bungiranto and Craig Simpson. A special thank you to all candidates that campaigned. In Kellogg sports news: The Kellogg Cross-Country team ran their second meet of the season at Harbour Pointe yesterday versus Alderwood, Voyager and Harbour Pointe. The girls team took first place by a landslide with Gigi Vujuovich and Kate Hildahl working together to clinch 2nd and 3rd place overall. Elise Froebe set the trail on fire, finishing 4th in the meet. The girls were unstoppable—even in the rain, wind and cold! The Kellogg boys team took 2nd place behind Harbour Pointe. Kelly McCaffery ran an especially strong race, finishing 1st on his team. Davin Hoover and Erik Skamser fought off their competition in a race to the finish line, despite having a major energy leak along the way. Emilio Garcia showed great improvement this week-- keep up the good work! The coaches awards will go to Rebecca Walton for a lightning-fast finish, Paul Heffner for his exceptional work ethic during practice and Brianna Garlock for being so tough and for having such a positive attitude, despite all of her injuries! The coaches would like to thank the cross-country team for a great bus ride home, their team spirit and sportsmanship towards their own team and other teams. GO KNIGHTS! Remember Kellogg: Robert Frost said, “A poem beings in delight and ends in wisdom.” and have a POETIC day. Good Morning Kellogg! Hey students, did you know that Kellogg has a Gay-Straight Alliance, or GSA. There will be a brief informational meeting today during the second half of both lunches on the stage for those students who want to learn more. The official first meeting will be next Thursday during Hang Time. Who? What? Where? When? Why? Do you want to know the answers to all those questions? If so you are just what the Kellogg newspaper team is looking for. There will be a meeting after school on, Wednesday, October 7th for any students interested in being part of the Kellogg newspaper staff. Please make sure you plan on attending this meeting for more information. In Kellogg sports news: The Kellogg girls softball team suffered a touch loss against Explorer as well last night. Coach Culver said’ “Despite heads-up base running and great pitching, we just couldn’t score enough runs.” Good luck next week against Harbour Pointe and Voyager! Remember Kellogg: Benjamin Franklin said, “Words may show a man’s wit, but actions his meaning.” and have a HEARTWARMING day. Good Morning Kellogg! This week is very important for all students who ride a school bus to actually ride the bus both before and after school. The district counts students and then reports to the state office of education and it effects transportation funding for the school year. Please ride your bus every day this week if possible. Hey students, did you know that Kellogg has a Gay-Straight Alliance, or GSA. There will be a brief informational meeting Thursday during the second half of both lunches on the stage for those students who want to learn more. The official first meeting will be next Thursday during Hang Time. In Kellogg sports news…The Kellogg softball team played the shortest game ever last night against Einstein. 3 batters came to the plate before rain ended the game. Wish us luck today against Explorer. Girls need to be dismissed at 2:40 for the bus. Remember Kellogg: Marianne Williamson said, “In every community there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart there is the power to do it.” and have a HEALING day. Good Morning Kellogg! Students receiving free or reduced price lunch need to check with your parents and make sure they have turned in a new application for the 2009/2010 school year. As of October 16, 2009 any child not approved on a 2009/2010 application will automatically have his/her status changed to paying full price for his/her meals. Just a reminder, 7th grade students that did not get to vote during 5th period yesterday, your votes are important and will be counted. We are continuing voting tomorrow for those of you that still need to vote. The results will be announced Thursday in the morning bulletin so make sure you listen up. The library will be closed at lunch today and tomorrow due to testing. The girls softball team played a tough game against Alderwood last night. Good luck in your game tonight Knights! Remember Kellogg: “A joy that is shared is a joy that is doubled.” and have a JOYFUL day. Good Morning Kellogg! All 7th grade students will have their vision screened TODAY. Please make sure you wear your glasses to the screening. Have you read a good book lately? Tell us about it. Come to the library to fill out a book review and enter a drawing for a free book. This weeks winners are: Steven Hoffman and Michaela Isla! Come to the library at lunch to choose your free book. Krista Cate is Kellogg’s Lifeskills Counselor this year. Lifeskills class will meet during school, provide snacks and be an interactive and fun way to learn about health, self image, drug and alcohol myths and realities and other topics. She only has openings for 20 7th grade students. On an upcoming Monday a lunchroom table will be set up in the cafeteria to meet Krista, ask questions and sign up for the course. You can also get a permission slip from her on Mondays in room 802. Health Tip of the week: WASH YOUR HANDS OFTEN! This is the best way to prevent the spread of viruses. Washing hands vigorously with soap and warm water for at least fifteen seconds is an effective way of cleaning the hands. And in Kellogg Sports News: Kellogg Cross Country boys team and girls team finished second in a four school meet last Wednesday. Even though it was a very hot day everyone gave their best. Our top three girl finishers were Kate Hildahl, Bailey Nygreen and Frida Swensen. Top three boy runners were Mark Officer, Kelly McCaffery, and Davin Hoover. Special kudos to Joe Loiseau and Aaron Zevenbergen who displaced other runners to keep Kellogg in 2nd Place! We hope everyone can run this Thursday! Remember Kellogg: Sophocles said, “A short saying often contains much wisdom.” and have a SERENE day. Good Morning Kellogg! Peer mediators you should be in training this morning in room 802. Krista Cate is Kellogg’s Lifeskills Counselor this year. Lifeskills class will meet during school, provide snacks and be an interactive and fun way to learn about health, self image, drug and alcohol myths and realities and other topics. She only has openings for 20 7th grade students. On an upcoming Monday a lunchroom table will be set up in the cafeteria to meet Krista, ask questions and sign up for the course. You can also get a permission slip from her on Mondays in room 802. All 7th grade students will have their vision screened on Monday, September 28. Please make sure to bring your glasses to wear to the screening on Monday. Today is the deadline to order Kellogg class of 2015 or 2014 sweatshirts. Make sure you drop off your order form today! Remember Kellogg: “Minds are like parachutes, they only function when open.” and have a SUPERB day. Good Morning Kellogg! Peer mediators don’t forget to go to your training today at 11:30AM in room 802. Calling all newspaper reporters…there is a meeting after school on, Wednesday, October 7th for any students interested in being part of the Kellogg newspaper staff. Please make sure you plan on attending this meeting for more information. Order forms for Kellogg Sweatshirts for the class of 2014 and the class of 2015 are available in the main office. The order deadline is TOMORROW. There have been a lot of students wandering the halls in the morning before school begins. We would like to remind all students that you should not be at school any earlier than 30-minutes before your first period of the day. If you arrive to school early you should be in the student activity center until the bell rings. The 100-unit hallway is open at 7:30AM for students needing to drop off forms or pay fees. Remember Kellogg: John F. Kennedy said, “Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” and have a FUTURISTIC day. Good Morning Kellogg! All 7th grade senator candidates need to pick up poster paper from the stage during lunch today. Poster paper will only be given out for those candidates who have turned in their campaign packet, speech and met the GPA requirements. Please see Ms. Johnson if you have any questions. Students, are you concerned about a friend or family member that is using drugs and or alcohol? Mrs. Anderson is starting a Concerned Others group soon. Talk to her if you are interested in joining the group. Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! With this warm weather hanging around students need to make sure to drink enough water, especially you PE students. Drinking fountains are located in all the unit hallways and the activity center. In addition, Ms. Warfield in the business office still has a few Kellogg Knight water bottles available for just $2 if you want to take your water on the go. Laptop case tags are here! They are being distributed in silent reading today. Please make sure to attach your tag to your laptop case so it can be easily identified. The tech department would also like to remind students that laptops that are randomly left might NOT be covered under insurance. Remember Kellogg: Dr. Seuss said, “Be who you are. Say what you feel. The people that mind don't matter. The people that matter don't mind.” and have an INGENIOUS day. Good Morning Kellogg! The application and speech deadline is TODAY! 7th grade senator candidates need to turn in a speech and campaign packet to the main office to be considered. Candidates who have turned in speeches and met GPA requirements will receive poster paper at lunch tomorrow. Ms. Eckerlin, the nurse, and the PE department would like to give everyone some tips for staying healthy in this warm weather. Today is going to be really HOT! Staying hydrated in warm weather can be challenge. Water is the best fluid for preventing dehydration. Be sure to drink water before you are feeling thirsty. It is also important to drink water at regular intervals throughout the day, especially before and after PE. Drinking fountains are available in the unit hallways and activity center. So once again, drink lots of water and wear a hat in PE. Tip of the week: When you use the Internet, you are a citizen of a global community-a cyber citizen. Just like being a citizen of your school and local community, being a cyber citizen has many responsibilities. Use the Internet to gain and share knowledge that makes people’s lives better. Keep safe, use good manners and respect our school and federal laws. Remember Kellogg: Audrey Giorgi said, “Once in a while you have to take a break and visit yourself.” and have a COURAGEOUS day. Good Morning Kellogg! The application deadline to run for 7th grade senator is at 1:00pm tomorrow. Candidates need to turn in their speech and campaign packet to the main office to be considered. Hang Time registration forms need to be turned in today if you plan to join the fun that begins tomorrow. Forms can be found at the main and Hang Time offices. The Hand Sanitizer Drive has started! Any family wishing to make a generous donation of a bottle of hand sanitizer may do so at the office. Thank you to all the students that have contributed sanitizer so far. If you have a bus note, do not wait until the end of the day to get it signed. Bring it to the office before school or at lunch and the office ladies would be happy to stamp and sign it. Order forms for Kellogg Sweatshirts for the class of 2014 and the class of 2015 are available in the main office. The order deadline is this Friday, September 25. Students, are you concerned about a friend or family member that is using drugs and or alcohol? Mrs. Anderson is starting a Concerned Others group soon. Talk to her if you are interested in joining the group. Remember Kellogg: Anne Frank said, “How wonderful is it that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” and have an AWE-INSPIRING day. Good Morning Kellogg! There will be an informational meeting TODAY during the last fifteen minutes of lunch for all 7th grade students interested in serving as a 2009-2010 Kellogg 7th grade senator. The meeting will take place on stage. You should attend this informational meeting if you plan to run for 7th grade senator. Please see Ms. Johnson for more details. Kellogg water bottles are now available for just $2 at the business office. These white bottles with a spirited blue knight imprinted prancing across them are great for athletes or exceptionally thirsty students. Stop by and purchase one today! After school tutoring and homework assistance begins September 22. If you are interested, make sure you have turned your Hang Time registration form for this year. Remember Kellogg: Charles A. Dana said, “Fight for your opinions, but do not believe that they contain the whole truth, or the only truth.” and have an OPEN-MINDED day. Good Morning Kellogg! Students, are you concerned about a friend or family member that is using drugs and or alcohol? Mrs. Anderson is starting a Concerned Others group soon. Talk to her if you are interested in joining the group. Order forms for Kellogg Sweatshirts for the class of 2014 and the class of 2015 are available in the main office. The order deadline is September 25. There will be an informational meeting tomorrow, Friday, during the last fifteen minutes of lunch for all 7th grade students interested in serving as a 2009-2010 Kellogg 7th grade senator. The meeting will take place on the stage. You should attend this meeting if you plan to run for 7th grade senator. Remember Kellogg: Arthur C. Clarke said, “The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to go beyond them into the impossible.” and have an INTERESTING day. Good Morning Kellogg! ASB meeting TODAY during 7th grade lunch in room 412. All of you reps and alternates, please plan on attending! Order forms for Kellogg Sweatshirts for the class of 2014 and the class of 2015 are available in the main office. The order deadline is September 25. Hang Time will be starting next week! Have you turned in your registration forms needed to attend? Our Kellogg Knights 8th grade football team has its first home game on Wednesday, September 30th. We appreciate Kellogg students who are interested in attending and thereby supporting fellow Kellogg athletes in after school sport competitions. Having said that, PLEASE remember that students may only attend after school games as participants at Hang Time, remaining with their assigned supervisor, OR they must go home and return with a parent or guardian in attendance at the event. So make sure you sign up for Hang Time if you want to attend. Don’t delay, do it today! Attention 7th graders. There will be a meeting on the stage during 7th grade lunch on Friday for anyone interested in running for 7th grade senator. If you are wanting to get involved in leadership here at Kellogg, this is an important meeting for you! Remember Kellogg: Montane said, “History is the indispensable framework for all knowledge. It teaches up what works and what doesn’t.” and have a HISTORIC day. Good Morning Kellogg! Students, are you concerned about a friend or family member that is using drugs and or alcohol? Mrs. Anderson is starting a Concerned Others group soon. Talk to her if you are interested in joining the group. Attention 7th graders. There will be a meeting on the stage during 7th grade lunch on Friday for anyone interested in running for 7th grade senator. If you are wanting to get involved in leadership here at Kellogg, this is an important meeting for you! And speaking of ASB, our first meeting will be tomorrow during 7th grade lunch in room 412. All of you reps and alternates, please plan on attending! Remember Kellogg: John Wicker said, “Opportunities multiply as they are seized.” and have an ARTICULATE day. Good Morning Kellogg! Please continue to turn in your signed Handbook Review Statements and other forms that you may still have at home or your backpack! Safety tips of the week: Students should not walk to or from school alone but should walk with a friend. In fact, it is always safer to walk anywhere with a friend. Walk on the sidewalk. If you have to walk on the road, walk facing traffic. Always wear a helmet when riding a bike. Never walk or ride with headphones. They can distract you and keep you from hearing traffic. Be safe Kellogg Knights! Remember Kellogg: John Lennon said, “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one, I hope someday you will join us, and the world will live as one.” and have a PEACEFUL day. Good Morning Kellogg! Do the Puyallup! We still have a few free student admission tickets to the Puyallup Fair in the office. They are for ages 6-18 only. The fair runs from September 11, through September 27. The library is open and ready for your “book-checking-out” pleasure. Stop by and see what’s on the shelves. Hang Time begins Tuesday, September 22. Make sure to turn in your registration form and be ready for all the fun! Breakfast is served every morning at 8:00AM. It is available for $1.75 or for free and reduced prices. You may purchase an ASB card, PE uniform and pay class fees before school, the last 15-minutes of both lunches, or after school at the business office. Please continue to turn in school dorms and PTSA paperwork to the main office. As part of the Shoreline District Flu Plan we are sharing this information with you so that we all will be aware of ways that we can try to avoid catching and spreading the both the regular seasonal flu and the H1N1 virus. The nurse is available to answer additional questions that you may have.
Remember Kellogg: Eleanor Roosevelt said, “People grow through experience if they meet life honestly and courageously. This is how character is built.” and have a COURAGEOUS day. Good Morning Kellogg! Yesterday was the last day for schedule changes. The main office would like to remind students to either memorize your schedule or put it somewhere you will not lose it. Attendance reminder, any time you arrive to school after 8:30AM, you need to sign in on the yellow tardy sheet in the main office. Tardiness for sleeping in or missing the bus are NOT considered excused tardies. It’s not too late to sign up for Season 1 sports! Turn in a fully completed athletic packet, pay your ASB and athletic fee and the joy of sports could be yours. Students, are you concerned about a friend or family member that is using drugs and or alcohol? Mrs. Anderson is starting a Concerned Others group soon. Talk to her if you are interested in joining the group. Today’s safety/health tip, is brought to you by your spine! You should always wear both shoulder straps of your backpack. Load the heaviest items closer to your back. Adjust the pack high and tight and use your locker whenever possible. Remember Kellogg: Mahatma Ganhdi said, “You must be the change you want to see in the world.” and have an ENLIGHTENED day. Good Morning Kellogg! Hang Time is fast approaching…are you prepared? Make sure to get your registration form turned in so you can join us for fun, games and awesome clubs. Hang Time begins Tuesday, September 22nd, so don’t delay! Registrations forms are available in the main office. Today is the last day to request schedule changes! If you have not yet requested a schedule change see your counselor today! To make the lunch lines go twice as fast have your number memorized and your money or check ready! Please remember that food is to be eaten only in the cafeteria during lunch, not in the Activity Center. Only beverages with re-closable tops are permitted in the Activity Center. Remember Kellogg: Jack Leedstrom said, “Is is by tiny steps that we ascend to the starts.” and have a STELLAR day. Good Morning Kellogg! Start your day off right with breakfast. The kitchen staff would like to remind everyone that there is breakfast available in the cafeteria in the mornings. It’s only $1.25! For those of you that submitted one of the orange Free or Reduced Lunch Applications, your breakfast may be either free or significantly reduced. Make sure you stop by the cafeteria and ask. Students, are you concerned about a friend or family member that is using drugs and or alcohol? Mrs. Anderson is starting a Concerned Others group soon. Talk to her if you are interested in joining the group. Today is the first day of sports for those of you that turned in fully completed athletics packets AND paid your fees! Check the list posted on the main office windows to see if you are cleared to participate. All teams need to go to the gym after school today. If your name is not on the list stop in and check with Ms. Finnigan to see what you are missing. There is still time if you haven’t turned anything in and want to play. Just pick up the paperwork today and turn it in as soon as possible. Go Knights! All schedule change requests are due by tomorrow, Wednesday, September 9th. See your counselor before school, after school or at lunch to discuss your scheduling options. If your is unavailable, leave them a “Request for Conference” slip and they will call you down when they get the chance. Who is that lovely lady in the window half way down the 100-Unit hallway? That is Ms. Warfield and she is just waiting for you to step on up and purchase ASB cards, PE uniforms and pay class fees. So don’t be shy, make sure you stop by before school, during lunch or after school to pay any outstanding fees! Remember Kellogg: Miriam Beard said, “Certainly, travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living.” and have a DEFINING day. Good Morning Kellogg! If you need a schedule change see your counselor or leave them a “Request for Conference” slip before school, after school or at lunch. Remember, all changes must be requested by next Wednesday, September 9th and the main office staff can not change your schedule. Fall sports start next week on Tuesday, September 8th. Make sure you have turned in all your athletic paperwork and paid all the fees so you will be able to participate on Tuesday. You may purchase an ASB care, PE uniform and pay class fees before or after school at the business office across from the library. Please continue to turn in any school and PTSA forms to the main office. Remember Kellogg: Jim More said, “There’s a big difference between seeing an opportunity and seizing an opportunity.” And have an energetic day. Good morning Kellogg! For those of you that missed this announcement yesterday…this is the Kellogg Daily Bulletin. This bulletin will be read at the start of each day. If you miss part of the announcements, or if you arrive after it is read, you can access it from your laptop at the Kellogg website. There is also copies of it posted on the main office counter and on the community board across the hall from the main office. It is a great source of information about Kellogg activities and community events. If you need a schedule change you need to contact, Ms. Hurtado, 8th grade counselor, or Ms. Forry, 7th grade counselor, by Wednesday, September 9th. The best time to contact the counselors is before school, after school, at lunch or you can always leave them one of the purple Request For Conference slips. The Request for Conference slips available on the wall directly across the hall room the counseling offices. Richmond beach football players pictures that are attending the Seattle Seahawks NFL Youth Day today…please go down and get your picture taken at this time. This is a reminder from the PE Department: All PE classes will be expected to wear PE clothes next Tuesday. You must have a PE shirt, PE shorts and running shoes. And don’t forget “Deodorant is your FRIEND!” Thanks! Good Afternoon Kellogg! Today is Wednesday, September 2, 2009. Welcome to the Daily Kellogg Bulletin! This bulletin will be read at the start of each day. If you miss part of the announcements, or if you arrive after it is read, you can access it from your laptop on the Kellogg website. There is always a copy posted on the community bulletin board outside the main office or on the counter in the main office. It is a great source of information about Kellogg activities and community events! Ms. Hurtado, 8th grade counselor, and Ms. Forry, 7th grade counselor, want you to know that all requests for schedule changes must be turned in by next Wednesday, September 9. If you need a schedule change see your counselor or leave them a Request For Conference Slip before school, after school or at lunch. The purple Request For Conference Slips are available outside the counselors offices. Fall sports, 8th grade football, cross country, and girls’ softball, begin next week on Tuesday, September 8th. Athletes are still needed for all teams. If you have not turned in an updated athletics packet for this year, pick one up from the main office and turn it in as soon as possible. Athletes that have not turned in a complete athletics packet and paid the ASB and athletic fee will not be allowed to participate. Tomorrow, Thursday, is PICTURE DAY be sure to bring your picture packet and payment to school if you wish to purchase pictures. All students will have their picture taken for their ID cards! Remember Kellogg: “May today mark the beginning of many new joys and accomplishments…and a continuation of all the good things that you have already achieved.” and have a GREAT afternoon.
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