Sunday, November 7, 2010

HOW (Hunter Online Weekly) - Week of November 7th

HOW (Hunter Online Weekly) - Week of November 7th

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Clubs

HAAH Baked Potato Luncheon

Friday November 12th during Activities to Fifth Pd. (11:14-11:54)

Only $4 for a baked potato or sweet potato, your choice of toppings and soda! All proceeds go towards charities combating hunger both internationally and locally. In addition, funds will be used to purchase food, clothing and toiletries

The Laughter Club

Do you love to laugh? Do you love to laugh for no reason whatsoever? Then this club is for you. Come laugh with us, and become healthier while doing so Thursday Activities in room 224, in front of the G.O. foyer.

Contact camera588@dwass.net to learn more.

SEA (Students for Environmental Action)

Interested in making Hunter a more environmentally friendly school?

Come join us on Tuesdays in Rm. 404 to be a part of the exciting events we have planned for this year!

Feel free to contact cornea.khan@gmail.com or hunter-sea@googlegroups.com for more information.

Departments, Etc.

Counseling

Ninth grade workshops this week with Dr. Bleecker—types vary; sign up on my door in Room 441. All other ninth grade workshops (with other counselors) to take place the week of November 15. Stay tuned for more information.

College Visits

Stony Brook Univ.

Tue November 9, 2010

11:54 AM

American University

Thu November 11, 2010

11:54 AM

Manhattanville College

Fri November 12, 2010

11:15 AM

Administration

HS Make-up Photo Day on Monday, November 15, 10am-2pm. Order information is available in the HS Main Office (240) or online from LIFETOUCH (http://www.lifetouch.com). If families wish to order pictures from the makeup session, they MUST send the check and order form with the student on Monday, November 15th or process the order online. The school will NOT accept order forms after the photographers leave on the 15th at 2pm. Location for the pictures will be announced closer to the date, please check signs outside the HS Main Office for the location of the photographers (probably either the auditorium or mini-gym, stay tuned!).

PTA

On Wed, Nov 10, the PTA is organizing a meeting to discuss and share information relating to how Hunter students use the internet (for academics, social activities, communication and entertainment). We are looking for at least 6-8 student volunteers (grades 8-12) to demonstrate and share their views on how and where they and their peers navigate on the internet (Blackboard, Facebook, Skype are possibilites), and also to review what capabilities best serve their needs (ie., smartphones and their alternatives). Student volunteers would be asked to join a couple of parents for a preparatory meeting from 6-7 and then attend the PTA meeting from 7-8. A number of outside speakers are also being invited to follow on the students' discussion. If you're interested, please respond to June Yuson (jyusonho@hotmail.com).

PTA Cultural Banquet: 12/12: You are cordially invited to attend the 2010 Fall Cultural Banquet. Please visit www.hunterpta.org/banquet to see all details including menu, performances, raffle prizes, directions and more. We look forward to seeing you at this wonderful fundraiser and community-building event!

Annual Fund: The Fall Annual Fund Drive kicks off this week! The Annual Fund is the primary fund raising project for the PTA. Those families who have not yet contributed this year will receive a packet in the mail highlighting the importance of this initiative. The suggested contribution is $1000 per child, but any amount is welcome. We encourage 100% participation! Submit before the end of the year to get your tax deduction. Donate online at HunterPTA.org, or send a check to HCHS PTA Annual Fund, 71 E. 94th St., NY, NY 10128. Contact the Annual Fund Chairs with any questions—Lee Krug (krugl@mskcc.org) and Stacey Lippman (slippman13@gmail.com).