Bible Verse:

  Matthew 9:36-38  When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.  Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.  Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.”

Happy Birthday:

Zach

Friday:  David

Sunday: Evelyn T

Announcements:

• Honor Card applications are being accepted until Wednesday at 3:05
• Lexie,  Josiah,  Caleb C,  Aaden, Connor, Kaylynn, Wade, Lane, Ben and Max Y – Permission slips for Camp Cilca need to be turned in!
• Track athletes who have not received their uniforms yet – please see Mrs. McCulley to pick up – preferably right at the end of the school day or 8th hour Wednesday!  If you don’t get them Wednesday – you can try to catch her Thursday but you need those by Monday and there is no school.  Do not forget!
• Do Not dismiss baseball – game canceled due to weather.  Practice will be at the hitting center at 3:30.
• Please welcome Zoey shadowing Lydia today.
• Girls soccer will be hosting Culver’s night on April 7, Wabash location.  Hope to see you there!

Tonight’s Activities:

Baseball vs Bunker Hill @ Bunker Hill High School   4:30

Saturday

Softball Spring Slam @ UIS Fields  TBA

Baseball vs Auburn @ Auburn High School   11:00am

Monday:

Track vs Riverton @ Riverton High School  4:00

Sports Update: 

Baseball took a 15-0 win vs Bunker Hill last night.  Caleb hit a grand slam in the first inning!

Activity Spotlight shines on:

Braydan in PE for his commitment to incremental improvement.  The discipline to stick to programming is what it takes to achieve personal development.

Bentley B in Religion 9 for improved performance in class.

Jacen in English 9 for always comes to class well prepared; he turns up in every English class with the motivation to work hard, is diligent and focused when completing his assignments, and can always be relied on.