Tuesday 10 March 2020

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Tuesday 10 March 2020

March 10, 2020

From DJ Art Attack - 'The Last Time' by the Rolling Stones & 'Little Games' by the Yard Birds
This Thursday is ESP Day - early St. Patrick's Day! Wear green clothing and St. Patrick's day accessories. The division who has the most people participating will win a class prize.
Bookmark contest - pick up a form from Ms. Leonard in the library if you are interested in submitting a design. The contest closes Friday April 24th.
Sr. Band members - the PMSS school bus is in for repairs. All Sr. Band members will need to walk, take public transit, or get a ride from a parent to PMSS after school today. If you are walking, you can bring your larger instruments to Mrs. Reichert's car after school today and she will drive it over. Try to get to the PMSS gym by 3:45. Anyone who would like to see the PMSS Spring Concert is welcome to join us in the PMSS gym at 7pm tonight.
Grade 8 boys bball, your playoffs are today at Como Lake. All players need to sign up for rides today in Mr. Abello's room.
Science World Please bring a bagged lunch and arrive to school on time, tomorrow! Consider what it means to be a respectful ambassador of EMMSOTA who is respected by others of the general public at Science World. Please and thank you go a long way towards helping everyone have a great time. With that, please mind your manners and thank you!
Subway Munch-A-Lunch is on Thursday instead of Wednesday this week! All lunches will be available for pick up until the end of the day.
Lost and Found We hope you looked for your lost belongings in the cafeteria last week. Everything is now being washed and bagged for donating.
Pi Day is coming! Pi is 3.14 so pi day is March 14^th. Get it?! Recite pi to more than 20 past the decimal and you could win! See Christine in the foyer on Thursday at Nut Break!
Here it is: 3.14159265358979323846 . For real, someone recited pi to 70,000 past the decimal and it took… 10 hours! I'm sure we can do pi in less than 1 or 2 minutes each?! Good luck, Moody!

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