Highschool and District-wide Online Backpack eFlyers:

• FHN 2015 Parent Club, Purse A Day Giveaway
• FHC Scrapbook and Hobby Event Jan. 24
• FHC Trivia Game Night Feb. 28
• 2014-15 School Inclement Weather Procedures
• FHSD Special Olympics Upcoming Meetings
• Centennial Book for Purchase

For helpful tips, read this month’s Parent Newsletter!  Click here

2015-2016 Registration

Students receive Career Cruising instructions and Enrollment Guides this week.

                  Registration Portal is open January 13 to January 22.

                            Registration Enrollment video link is below

http://bit.ly/1xAPYJk

Students will participate in an enrollment lesson during their English class next week in the computer lab. Students will be advised not “click” Submit until they discuss their 15-16 course selections at home. Please review you student’s course selections prior to midnight on January 22^nd and then “click” submit.

                       Registration Help Session: January 20, 2015

                      in the Learning Commons from 4:00 to 7:00 pm

Financial Aid Night

                                              January 13, 2015

                                              FHN Auditorium

                                                  7:00 pm

                                  Presenter ~ Ms. Kristin Thomas

St. Charles Community College Federal Aid & Scholarship  Coordinator.   1/22  Woodrum

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
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

Freshman-Daniel Gordon
Sophomore-Jeff Anderson
Juniors-Michael Johnson
Seniors-Nick Horskins

DATE DAY OPPONENT SPORT LEVEL H/A TIME

Thu 01/08/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS PARKWAY SOUTH JV H HOME 5:00 pm

Thu 01/08/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS STC HS C-Team A AWAY 6:30 pm

Thu 01/08/15 BASKETBALL/GIRLS ST C HS C-Team A ST C HIGH 5:00 pm 2:45 PM

Special Events FCA MEETING COMMONS HOME  6:30-8:00 PM

Special Events RUGBY MEETING AUDITORIU AUDITORIUM 7:00 PM

Thu 01/08/15 SWIM/GIRLS HAZ C/MCCLUER TRI-MEET Var A Haz  Cl 4:00 pm 2:45 PM(Cancelled)

Fri 01/09/15 BASKETBALL/GIRLS FTZW JV A FT ZUMWALT WEST 5:30 pm 4:00 PM

Fri 01/09/15 BASKETBALL/GIRLS FT ZUMWALT WEST Varsity A AWAY 7:00 pm

Fri 01/09/15 Special Events GROU PHOTO DAY HOURS 1-3 SM GYM H HOME 7:30 am

Special Events MOCK ROCK AUD 7:00 PM

01/09/15–01/10/15 Speech/Debate OAKVILLE NOVICE SPEECH Varsity A OAKVILLE

Speech/Debate PARKWAY NORTH NOVICE

01/09/15–01/10/15 WRESTLING GAC V TOURN @SCW Var A JEFFERSON CITY

Sat 01/10/15 Scholar Quiz ORCHARD FARM 9th/JV/Var A ORCHARD FARM 2:30 PM

Sat 01/10/15 Special Events IAABO JR LEAGUE-HALSALL GYMS 8AM- HOME 7:00 PM

Sat 01/10/15 Special Events BREAKFAST W/OLAF,ANNA,ELSA COM 7:00 AM-1:00 PM

Mon 01/12/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS FT ZW   C-Team H Howell North 6:00 pm

01/12/15–01/17/15 BASKETBALL/GIRLS WARRENTON TOURNAMENT Varsity A

Mon 01/12/15 BASKETBALL/GIRLS FT ZW C-Team H Howell North 4:30 pm

Mon 01/12/15 Special Events GIRL SCOUT LEADER MTG COM 5 H 6:00 pm 9:00 PM

Tue 01/13/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS TROY/BUCHANAN HS JV A TROY 5:30 pm 4:00 PM

Tue 01/13/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS TROY/BUCHANAN HS Varsity A AWAY 7:00 pm

Tue 01/13/15 Scholar Quiz FHHS 9th/JV/Var A  3:30 pm 2:30 PM

Special Events GROUP REG –GUIDANCE AUD ALL DAY 7:00 am 2:30 PM

Special Events FINANCIAL AID NIGHT AUD 7-8:s0 PM HOME FHN

Tue 01/13/15 SWIM/GIRLS HOWELL/TIMBERLAND Tri Meet Varsity H Home 8:30 pm

 Wed 01/14/15 Special Events STUDO GROUP MEETING AUD during HR

Special Events CLASS RING Information PRESENTATIONS AUDITORIUM HOME

Wed 01/14/15 WRESTLING TIMBERLAND 9th/JV/Var H Howell North 6:00 pm

Special Events GROUP REG –GUIDANCE AUD ALL DAY 7:00-2:30 PM

Thu 01/15/15 Spec Events GIRL SCOUT TROOP – WINKELER COM 5 6:30 pm 9:00 PM

Special Events HACKMANN HOME OWNERS ASSOC MTG COM 7-8:30 PM

Fri 01/16/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS PARKWAY N HS C-Team H Howell North 4:00 pm

Fri 01/16/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS PARKWAY NORTH HS JV H Howell North 5:30 pm

Fri 01/16/15 BASKETBALL/BOYS PARKWAY NORTH HS Varsity H Howell North 7:00 pm

Fri 01/16/15 Special Events HAT DAY #1 FRESHMAN CLASS
Want to be part of the newspaper or yearbook next year? Show up to one of two informational meetings coming up. One will be Wednesday, Jan. 7 at 6:50 a.m. in room 026. The other will be at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 8 in room 026. Meetings will only last 15 or 20 minutes and anyone wanting to be on one of the staffs (newspaper, yearbook, FHNtoday TV, FHNtoday.com, FHNgameday.com or Photography) next year should show up to one of them. If you have any questions, see Ms. Klackner or Mr. Manfull 1/8 Manfull
Attention Art Club members – There will be a very important Art Club meeting after school on Thurs. Jan 8th.  You must bring your Memory Project portraits to the meeting.  Also, if you want to be in the yearbook group photo, you must come to this meeting to get a pass for Friday’s group photo.  Do not forget this meeting!  Very important! 1/8  Leistner

Anime Club: Next meeting is Thursday, Jan 8 in room 201 from 2:30 until 4pm. Thursday afternoon, you will receive information and passes for the yearbook group picture for Friday, Jan 9^th. To sign up for Remind for text alerts about Anime Club,  text @e9ec41 to 573-535-5528. 1/8 Freeman

Sign Language Club will be meeting Thursday, January 08, 2015, from 02:30 p.m. to 03:15 p.m. In Room 132. Come to this meeting to get your pass to be involved in the group picture for the yearbook. Photos will be taken this Friday. 1/8 Smith
Attention all athletes interested in Pole Vaulting for the FHN Track Team… there will be an informational meeting immediately after school on Thursday, January 8th, at 2:30 in room 65. If you cannot make this meeting, please see Coach Louis as soon as possible. 1/8 Louis

*Juniors in NHS have a meeting inCom 1 at 6:50 on Friday Jan 9. 1/9 Malkmus
Marketing and Business Work Program applications for the 2015-2016 school year are due to Ms. Trochim in Room 20 by Friday, January 9th. Apply early spots are limited and go fast! 1/9 Trochim

 
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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.