FHN will be hosting a parent information night on Tuesday, January 20, from 6:00-7:00pm in the Auditorium. The National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse (NCADA) will be presenting “Signs & Symptoms.” From alcohol to marijuana and prescription drugs, “Signs & Symptoms” explores current trends in teenage drug use. With this knowledge, parents will be armed with the information they need if they are concerned about their own teen or a friend of their teen. Parents will also be given resources to help prevent drug use in their teen and practical tips on how to talk to their teen about drugs. 1/20 Johnson
Air Force Academy Scholarships

Junior year is when the Academy application process truly begins. Students will start by filling out the Pre-Candidate Questionnaire, which becomes available online March 1every year.

Students must submit their Pre-Candidate Questionnaire online between March 1 of their junior year and December 31 of their senior year.

Between March 1 of their junior year and December 31 of their senior year, students must also request nominations from a designated nomination category.

If a student is interested in seeing what life at the Academy is really like, they should consider applying to our Summer Seminar program. Designed for high school juniors during the summer before their senior year, this program is highly competitive with a limited number of spaces available.
                          Upcoming Deadlines
Pre-Candidate Questionnaire                                  31 Dec

Academy Application (not early eligibility)              31 Jan

Latest Test Dates for SAT/ACT                              Feb

www.academyadmissions.com

1/31 Woodrum
Attention A+ Students and Parents: Please click on the following link to read an update and FAQ from the Missouri Department of Higher Education about a possible financial reduction to the A+ scholarship award for the Spring 2015 semester.  More details to follow as they become available. If you have questions, please contact MDHE. http://tinyurl.com/MDHELetter2

Sophomore-Aimee Clive

Juniors-Mary Studt

Seniors-Sean Whitehill

Need Help Studying

                    For your Math Final???

                                  Math Tutoring All Day

Thursday December 11

Friday December 12

Monday December 15

Tuesday December 16

Tutoring will be held every hour in Room 229

With teacher permission, you may attend from any class.

Must have a pass to enter!!!

Remember Math Tutoring is available before and after school too!

Monday thru Friday 6:25 – 7:15 in Room 205

Monday, Friday Room 205 2:30 – 3:30

Tuesday, Thursday Room 203 2:30 – 3:30  12/19 Stratton
EXAM EXEMPTION INFORMATION:

Students can pick up forms from the main office at Ms. Kimball’s desk beginning today (Nov 21st) after lunch for both EOC earned exemptions and ACT exemptions.  To obtain their exam exemptions, students will need to pick up a form and then follow the process listed below.

1. Student will check with the  guidance counselor to see how many exemptions they have earned;
2. Teacher will verify that students have a 90% or higher in the class (this will also be checked on the day the exam is taken);
3. Attendance will verify that student has 95% attendance;
4. Mrs. Downs will verify that the student does not have any book fines;
   1. The Media Specialists will verify that the student does not have any Learning Commons Fines;
   2. Mrs. Hood will verify that the student does not have any parking fines; and
      1. The student’s administrator will verify that they have not received ISAP or OSS for the 2014-2015 school year.

Please remember that on the day of the exam, the student must have a 90% in the class or they will not be allowed to use the exemption.

Final Exam Exemption forms will be due back to the Main Office by December 5th at 3:00p.m.  No late forms will be accepted.

Also, just a reminder that students WILL NOT be allowed to use exam exemptions for the state mandated EOCs, any PLTW course exam, and will not be allowed to exempt their first semester final in any AP course. 12/5 Blankenship
A REMINDER FROM YOUR NURSES

PARENTS – With the cold and flu season upon us, please remind your student to go to the nurses office when not feeling well.  Students have been texting parents from class stating they are not feeling well.  For your convenience and to avoid disruption of class, it is important for students to come to our office to contact you.  If the student needs to leave school, they can contact you from our office and be in our office waiting for you if pick up is required.  That way, we are also aware of any illnesses present in our  building.

Also, please remember the policy adopted by the FHSD is to exclude students sent home with fever until the fever is gone for 24 hours without the use of acetaminophen or ibuprofen.  Please help us control the spread of viral illness and disease by complying with our 24 hour exclusion policy after your child is sent home with a fever, or after developing a fever while at home.

Thank you for your cooperation!  FHN Nurse Office   12/22
* Do you know anyone that would love to have  breakfast with Olaf, Anna & Elsa?

FHN All-Knighter is sponsoring Breakfast with Olaf, Anna & Elsa on Jan 10th (Jan 24 just in case Elsa gets a little upset & make us have a snow day).  This will be held in Commons at FHN
What a great stocking stuffer or gift for any Frozen fan!  

Tickets are $10 each (children under 2 are free) There will be UNLIMITED Pancakes & Sausage, Crafts, Raffles, Meet & Greet with Olaf, Anna, & Elsa plus Photo Opportunities. Seating is limited & we are having 2 sessions (9am & 10:30am).

For Reservations:

Please mail the following information & payment to Tracy Heath, 218 Birchleaf Dr., St. Peters, MO 63376

–    family name,

–    name of school,

–    email address,

–    # of adults ($10),

–    # of children 2 & over ($10),

–    # of children under 2  (free)

–    indicate which session you would like to attend 9am or 10:30am

Make checks payable to FHN All-Knighter.  Payments may also be accepted through Pay Pal:

9am session: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=2HAMY8B7Y48SY

or 10:30am session:  https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=82Q5W46HSCZ9E

Questions may be sent to: [email protected] Reservations accepted through1/3/2015.

Flyer available in FHN office, or watch online backpack. 1/10 Schulze

                           Math Tutoring

Available BEFORE School

Monday through Friday

6:30 – 7:15

Room 205

Available AFTER School

2:30 – 3:30

Tuesday & Thursday

Room 203

Monday & Friday

Room 208
                                  

SPANISH TUTORING SCHEDULE for 2014 – 2015 school year

DATE DAY OPPONENT SPORT LEVEL H/A TIME

12/4/2014 GUEST SPEAKER/GUIDANCE   AUD       Home

12/4/2014 ST C W TOURN BASKETBALL/GIRLS JV     Away

12/4/2014 FHHS FRESH TOUR BASKBALL/BOYS C-Team Away  4:00 PM

12/4/2014 Practice          BAND                                        Home    6:00 PM

12/4/2014 FCA MEETING Commons                           Home 6:30 PM

12/4/2014 HOLLENBECK FALL PLAY Lg Gym                    Home   7:00 PM

12/4/2014 KNIGHTLINE PREVIEW NIGH Lg Gym           Home   7:00 PM

12/5/2014 PARKWAY SOUTH TOURNA WREST JV/Varsity Away

12/5/2014 PATTONVILLE HS SWIMMING/GIRLS Varsity Away   4:00 PM

12/5/2014 FHN TOURN BASKETBALL/GIRLS Fr 4/5:30 pm Home 4:00 PM

12/5/2014 Practice                        BAND                          Home 6:00 PM

12/5/2014 HOLLENBECK FALL PLAY                                    Home 7:00 PM

12/6/2014 FHHS FRESH TOURN BASKETBALL/BOYS C-Team Away

12/6/2014 ALL STATE BAND/ORCH AUD  @ COLUMBIA Away 8:00 AM

12/6/2014 FHN TOURNAMENT BASKETBALL/GIRLS          Home 9:00 AM

12/6/2014 HOEKEL TOURN@FZ WRESTLING 9th Boys Away 9:00 AM

12/6/2014 FHN TOURN BASKETBALL/GIRLS FR             Home 1:00 PM

Join us for the FCA Instagram Scavenger Hunt

When:  Thursday, Dec. 4 @ 5:30

Where:  Meet at Talayna’s Pizza 304 N. Main, SC

What:  Bring your phones and $$ for pizza and drinks

Why:  For fellowship and a fun time

WE WILL END AT 8:00 AT PICASSOS FOR HOT CHOCOLATE

12/4 Hahn
The next Knight Readers book discussion will be Croak by Gina Damico. Here’s what it’s about:

A delinquent sixteen-year-old girl is sent to live with her uncle for the summer, only to learn that he is a Grim Reaper who wants to teach her the family business.

The discussion will be on January 9 during 7th hour in the Learning Commons and will include food, prizes, and possible extra credit from your English teacher. Everyone is welcome. Check it out today! Available in both print and eBook. 12/19 Davis

­­Support our Fundraiser Francis Howell North FCA

You purchase the Super Clean car wash. Auto Spa will Give $4 to our fundraiser. Use code 1005

Auto Spa Speedy Wash
7860 Mexico Rd. • St. Peters, MO

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6678 Mexico Rd. • St. Peters, MO
Share with #AutoSpaSpeedy Not Combinable with other offers. 5/29 Hahn

2014-15 Youth Spectator Guidelines

All students and children currently enrolled in the eighth grade and younger must be accompanied and directly supervised by an adult to be admitted to or remain at the event.  We expect students and children to remain under the supervision of the adult that they are attending the event with.
Youth spectators as described above will not be admitted to the stadium without a designated adult.  ANY YOUTH SPECTATORS WITHOUT A DESIGNATED ADULT WILL BE HELD OUTSIDE THE STADIUM UNTIL THEIR PARENTS COME TO PICK THEM UP OR ACCOMPANY THEM INTO THE GAME.

Accompanying adults are asked to maintain diligent supervision of those youth spectators for which they have assumed responsibility the entire contest.  Any youth spectators found to be without adult supervision will be returned to the adult(s) they came to game with.  If their adults are unable to be found, they will be held outside the stadium until a responsible adult comes to pick them up or accompany them back to the game.

Sportsmanship/Cheering Expectations

For the enjoyment of all, the following expectations for fans, players, and students will be enforced:

• No student seating on the front row of the bleachers. No standing on the floor.
• Continuous standing in designated areas only.
• No profanity or implied profanity allowed.
• No disrespectful chants including personal remarks directed at players and officials.
• No singling out players by number or name on posters, signs, or chants.
• No disrespectful behaviors to other fans, players, or cheerleaders.
• Cheerleaders will not cross over half-court in basketball games.
• Sportsmanship Banners will be displayed at all schools and appropriate expectations will be explained during public service announcements.
• Cheer for your own team – Not against the other team!

Pre-Game Activities

• Must be school organized and approved.
• No coolers.
• Faculty members (coaches, sponsors, or administrators) must do all cooking unless it is provided by an outside source (vendor, food trucks, etc.)
• Must be in a designated area set up by the Administration.

Dress Code at Outside Events

• Since a major part of Education Based Athletics is that we are an extension of the classroom, students will NOT be allowed to attend games without proper attire, students CANNOT be shirtless (males) or in sports bras (females) to wear body paint. Face paint is allowed along as the student’s identity is recognizable.

The Francis Howell School District has designated the following days, in the 2014-15 school calendar, as make up days, for snow or other inclement weather.  We ask that families, please avoid scheduling vacations or other events on these dates, so that your children will not have to miss school should we need to use these days for makeup. Thank you for your help in this matter.