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    • If you borrowed a dress from Cinderella’s Closet, please return it ASAP! 

     

    • Sophomore Academy Meetings will be this Friday during late start!  BECS Academy will be in the library and STEM will be in the Science Wing Atrium. 

     

    • The Hillcrest swim team finished 6th at the Joplin Invitational on Thursday, October 10th.  Medaling for Hillcrest was Hayden Philip's 6th place finish in the 200 free.  Dean Philips was 5th in the 200 IM and his 1st place 100 butterfly.  Kameron Epperly, Tavery Johnson, Hayden Philip's, and Dean Philips medaled and finished 3rd in the 200 free and 400 free relays.

     

    • In a dual meet action Friday the above mentioned Hillcrest swimmers, Dominic McNeven, and Zakia Spain combined efforts to beat Nixa by 7 points.

     

    • Students if you and your family are in need of Thanksgiving and Christmas assistance this year, you can pick up the information about that opportunity in the counseling center. Don’t delay in picking up the information flyer, the dates to apply are limited.

     

    • This month's Campus Tour is to Evangel University. Lunch and transportation will be provided and everyone is invited. If you are interested in exploring Evangel, get your permission slip from Ms. Hannah today!

     

    • FBLA will be having an organizational meeting for former and perspective FBLA members on Wednesday morning at 7:15 am in room 224.

     

    • Girls soccer informational meeting on Thursday, October 17th at 2:40 in the Library.

     

    • Boys soccer fundraiser on Monday, October 21st All day long at Wendy’s on Kearney St.  Make sure to get a flyer or down load it on your electronic device to support the program.

     

    • Girls Swim will have an informational meeting on Wednesday, October 23rd in the library.
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