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This Week at
Pearce - September 24 -
September 30
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DATE |
EVENT/ACTIVITY |
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Mon Sept 24 |
Student Council Cabinet
Mtg., Lunches, Rm A209
Boys Basketball Parent
Mtg., 6:30 pm, Cafeteria
Athletic Booster
Club Mtg., 7:00 pm, Corral |
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Tues Sept 25 |
Exchange Club Golf
Fundraiser, 1:30 pm
Varsity, JV, Fresh A & B Volleyball at Pearce
versus Highland Park; 5:30 and 6:30 pm – Jr High
Night |
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Wed Sept 26 |
Senior Parent
Mtg., 6:45 pm, Cafeteria |
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Thurs Sept 27 |
JV Football vs. Forney,
6:00 pm, Pearce B Field Tally & Son,
7:30 pm, Black Box Theater |
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Fri Sept 28 |
Varsity, JV, Fresh A & B Volleyball at Forney;
5:30 and 6:30 pm
Varsity
Football vs. Forney, 7:30 pm, Jackrabbit Stadium
in Forney |
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Sat Sept 29 |
Softball Car Wash, 10
am - 4 pm, Coit and Arapaho by Radio Shack
Cheer Clinic for K - 6th
graders, 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm, Gym
JV
Volleyball at Allen ISD Tournament
Tally & Son,
7:30 pm, Black Box Theater
Sounds of
Class, UTD |
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Sun Sept 30 |
Tally & Son, 2:00 pm,
Black Box Theater |
ACADEMIC NEWS
FINE ARTS
ATHLETICS
STUDENT NEWS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
PTA NEWS
COMMUNITY NEWS
COMING UP
quick links -
Pearce Web site
RISD
Web site
Excellence in Education Fund
2007-2008 RISD
CALENDAR
Click
here
RISD LISTSERVE
"SCHOOL TIMES NOW!" Subscribe
here
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEWS
Next meeting is Wednesday, Oct. 3 during
all lunches in Room A209.
Applications for NHS will be distributed to all eligible
students in their English classes approximately the
first week in October. Cumulative GPA must be a 90 or
above to receive an application before going through the
selection process. All sophomores, juniors and seniors
will be given application information at the same
time AFTER class rank/GPAs become available for all
these students.
national merit semifinalists named
Richardson Independent School District announced that 17
seniors have been named National Merit Semifinalists for
the 2007-2008 academic year, making them eligible for
consideration to receive a National Merit Scholarship.
Nine of them are PHS students. They are: Matthew Banks,
Ian Campbell, Rachel Fox, Andrew Kooiman, Lindsey
Larson, Amy Leiser, Joseph Lin, Harry Liu, and Parker
Staats
The students represent some of the top academic
performers in the United States. More than 1.4 million
juniors in nearly 21,000 high schools entered the 2008
National Merit Program by taking the 2005 PSAT which
serves as the initial screen of program entrants. They
represent less than one percent of U.S. high school
seniors and the highest scoring entrants in each state.
The number of semifinalists in a state is proportional
to the state’s percentage of the national total of
graduating seniors.
“These outstanding students deserve congratulations for
a job well done,” said RISD Superintendent Dr. David
Simmons. “To be named among the best is a great boost
for them in anticipation of their college years ahead.
The district is proud of them.”
Students enter the National Merit competition by scoring
well on PSAT tests, usually taken junior year, and
advance in the program based on their skills,
accomplishments and subsequent SAT scores. These
academically talented high school seniors have an
opportunity to continue in the competition to receive
one or more of 8,200 merit scholarships worth more than
$30 million.
Approximately 90 percent of semifinalists are expected
to be named National Merit Finalists in February.
For more information, please visit
www.nationalmerit.org.
2007 Dallas Performing & Visual Arts
College fair Information
Event Location:
Southern Methodist University
,Owen
Fine Arts Center, 6101 Bishop Blvd., Dallas, TX 75205,
214/768-3217
Fair Hours:
Thursday, October 4, 2007, 7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
For more information, visit their website at
nacacnet.org.
Fine arts at JJ Pearce ( Band, Choir, Orchestra,
theater)
quick links -
Pearce Band
Pearce Choir
Pearce
Orchestra
Pearce Theater
choir news
The parents of choir students gathered for the
annual dinner to kick off the choir year. After
a dinner from Taco Cabana, the A Cappella choir
gave an encore performance of their RISD
Convocation music including choreography from
RISD trustee and choir mom, Kim Quirk. The
Convocation performance can be viewed at
www.pearcechoir.com through the
“Videos” page.
orchestra news
$1.00 Candy Bars & Coffee are being sold now for
the Pearce Orchestra!
Candy Bars are being sold now by the Orchestra
students to raise money the Spring Trip
Competition in San Antonio. In addition, Coffee &
Hot Chocolate are available every morning
outside the Orchestra room from 8:00am -
8:55am. We appreciate all your support!
Talley and Son opens
this week
Talley and Son takes place on July 4, 1944 as
the Talley family prepares to welcome home their
two sons for the memorial service of their
ailing grandfather. The only problem is, Mr.
Talley has rallied and appears to be making a
comeback. In the midst of the visit, a decision
must be made about an offer to buy their garment
factory and what is to be done with their bank
if old man Talley doesn't recover. It is a
family drama that features Nick Bancroft as Mr..
Talley, John Redlinger and Caitlyn
Bertrand and his two children, Eldon and
Lottie. Sara Saco is Eldon's wife and
David Escamilla and Evan Schutza are
their sons, with Christin Felts as he
wife. Taylor Daniel plays the washer
woman and Brittany Jones plays her
daughter. Kane Kaualoku is the handyman
and Tim Sekiguchi is the partner.
Shows are Thursday and Saturday at 7:30 and
Sunday at 2PM in the black box. All tickets are
$5.
athletics at jj pearce
(basketball, baseball, cross country, football,
golf,
gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving,
tennis,
track and
field, Volleyball, wrestling)
quick links -
Athletic Booster
Club
Boy's Basketball
Girl's Basketball
Baseball
Football
Girl's Golf
Gymnastics
Softball
Girl's
Soccer Tennis
- new
Volleyball
Note - for sports not listed with a quick link - visit
the pearce web site and click on athletic department.
schedules can be found on the web site.
Athletic booster club news
Pearce Athletic Hall of
Honor accepting applications
The PABC announces that nominations are now being
taken for admission to the new J.J. Pearce
Athletic Hall of Honor. Its purpose is to honor
past Pearce graduates who have achieved athletic
excellence at the high school, collegiate and/or
post collegiate level. Nominees are not eligible for
consideration until five years after their
graduation from Pearce.
Nominations are due by September 24 and
should be submitted on the
attached form
to David & Marty Colley @ 7714 Scotia, Dallas, TX
75248 or emailed to
MARTYUSIP@aol.com.
Contact David Colley with any questions @
972-841-4916.
Athletes selected for the 2007-08 year will be
announced at the J.J. Pearce/Terrell Varsity
Football game on October 26.
spirit wear store open for business
The
Spirit Wear store will be open for business every
Friday during lunch. It is located in
the Mustang Stall directly across from the
Freshman/Sophomore Cafeteria. We will also
be
selling at all of the Home Football games!
We just got in a new shipment of Hoodies.
Hurry and get your choice of colors, as we sell out
of them quickly! For questions or information,
please contact Lisa
Albert or
Tricia Gold
Calling all Arm-chair quarterbacks!!
Reliable Chevrolet and your Pearce Athletic Booster
Club are teaming up to help the Mustangs win
$10,000! Purchase a $1 chance drawing ticket
from the Mustang Stampede during Home Game Tailgate
Parties, be present at the Nov. 2 Senior Night
Football Game against Rockwall Heath, be one of five
lucky fans whose name will be drawn to participate
in a football toss at halftime. Hit the
target, and win!!! Grand Prize:
$10,000--$5,000 to the winner, $2,500 to the JJP
organization of his/her choice, and $2,500 to the
PABC. Tickets on sale at the Tailgate
Party--visitor's side of Mustang-Eagle
Stadium--before the RHS game this week!!
boys basketball news
IMPORTANT PARENTS MEETING for all interested in Boys
Basketball. Monday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 in the
cafeteria.
Pearce Stadium Seats On
Sale Now!!
High Quality Steel Frame and Comfortable - $36.00
for one or $60.00 for a pair.
The color is Red and Blue logo Pearce and Red
Mustang on the back similar to the one you seen with
Pearce Baseball.
Contact Melanie Riley (972-530-7002 for pre-order or
pick one up at the next home game. All
proceeds benefit the JJP Baseball Team
Girls Golf
season opener
The Mustang JV Girls Golf Team opened
their season Tuesday September 18th at
Willow Spring Girls Invitational at Willow Springs
Golf Course.
Posting the low score for the
Mustangs was Sophomore Shannon Sweeney, the
second low Mustang score was shot by Freshman
Emma Hernon. Playing in the tournament were
Sweeney, Hernon, Sophomore Mackenzie Staples,
and Freshman Jordan Owens.
Mackenzie Staples, Emma Hernon,
Shannon Sweeney, and Jordan Owens.
The Varsity swings into action
Tuesday, September 25th, at Lake Park
Golf Course in Lewisville in the Denton Guyer
Ladies Invitational, tee time 8 a.m. Scheduled to
play in the Varsity opener are Seniors Meredith
Trubitt, Heather Elkin, Jennifer Souders,
Chelsea MacHendrie, Sophomores Haley Junek
and Shannon Sweeney, and Freshman Emma
Hernon.
The Junior Varsity travels north to
McKinney’s Oak Hollow Golf Course on Wednesday
September 26th for the McKinney North
Girls Invitational, tee time 9 a.m. Scheduled for
the Oak Hollow Tournament are Senior Carolynn
Wagnon, Sophomores Mackenzie Staples, Caitlan
Davis, Lauren Heymann, and Freshmen Jordan
Owens and Heather Tramell.
The Mustang
Girls Golf Team:
Left to right front row: Caitlan
Davis, Jennifer Souders, Emma Hernon, Lauren Heymann
Middle Row: Haley Junek, Carolynn
Wagnon, Mackenzie Staples, Heather Tramell
Back Row: Shannon Sweeney, Jordan
Owens, Heather Elkin, Meredith Trubitt, Noa Waks,
and Chelsea MacHendrie.
Emily Breland not in photo.
softball fundraiser this week
Please support the
Pearce Softball girls by dropping by
their car wash.
Saturday. Sept. 29th - 10 am - 4 pm
Radio Shack Parking Lot @ Arapaho & Coit
swim and dive team news
The 1st swim meet
will be on October 4, 2007 at 4:30 pm at the
JJ Pearce pool against Jesuit/Ursuline.
Pearce
Volleyball remains Undefeated
Pearce Volleyball is undefeated in
District moving their record to 6-0 with a win
against a tough Mesquite Poteet team. The match went
to 5 with all of the team members stepping up their
level of play . Coaches Tanessa Sawyer, Jen Bachman
and Robyn DeArmond used all of their available
weapons effectively.
Last weekend the Freshman A and JV
teams won their respective Championship divisions at
the Frisco Freshman and JV tournaments.
JV Frisco Champs
Freshmen A Team
Mustang Wrestling News
Mustang Wrestling earned a lot of awards in
2006-2007 and doubled the size of the team. If
you are interested in joining Mustang Wrestling for
the 2007-2008 season, please contact Coach Hazlewood
at
Tad.Hazlewood@risd.org.
Mustang Wrestling practices during 7th
period with late practices starting around
mid-October.
Wrestling is always looking for new athletes to join
the team! Football players or
athletes/students with other commitments can join
wrestling after their season/ commitment is over.
For example, football players can join wrestling
practice after their 7th period class
after football season.
Please email Coach Hazlewood if you think that you
are interested in joining Mustang Wrestling!
This will help him with planning and resources.
Wrestling is also
looking for team managers
for the 2007-2008 season, if interested please
contact Coach Hazlewood at the above email address.
The Mustang Wrestling parent meeting is usually held
towards the end of October/beginning of November.
Please email Karen Brown, Wrestling Team Rep if you
would like to be added to the Mustang Wrestling
email distribution list at
heykb@aol.com. You will immediately begin
receiving all Mustang Wrestling related
communications.
We’re looking forward to a great 2007-2008 season!!
quick links -
Cheerleaders
Stampede
Yearbook Home Page
Note - for ORGANIZATIONS not listed with a quick link -
visit the pearce web site and click on CLUBS AND
ORGANIZATIONS
PEARCE MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
Check here
Senior news
senior activities meeting
We will have a general
meeting about Senior Activities on Wednesday,September
26 at 6:45 pm in the cafeteria. Please
join the Senior Class Officers and sponsors to learn
about the many activities your child will want to
participate in this year.
Senior Yearbook Portrait Deadline
Approaches
Seniors, if you have not had your senior yearbook
portrait made by Prestige Portraits, you must do so
by Saturday, October 6, at their studio, or
plan to have your portrait made at school on
Thursday, October 11, between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Studio hours are noon until 8 p.m. Tuesday through
Thursday, noon until 5 p.m. on Friday, and 10 a.m.
until 4 p.m. on Saturday. The studio is closed on
Sundays and Mondays. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO MAKE AN
APPOINTMENT FOR A YEARBOOK-ONLY PORTRAIT -- WALK-INS
ARE ACCEPTED. If you want to take advantage of other
studio services, such as multiple poses and changes
of attire, however, you must make an appointment.
Phone the studio at (972) 758-4423. If you have had
your portrait made, but have not selected a pose for
the yearbook, you must do so by October 1 or the
studio will select a pose for you. Follow the
instructions that came with your proofs, or call the
studio to make your selection.
‘Senior Salutes’ Yearbook Ads
It’s time to be planning your
yearbook tribute for your senior son or daughter!
Look for information flyers and order forms to be
mailed to parents of seniors in a week or two. You
can also view this information at Yearbook Central:
http://www.risd.org/schools/phs/yearbook/srads.htm
or pick up a copy in the senior office. Senior
Salutes cost from $40 for a 1/9-page ad to $270 for
a full page − the same price as last year, even
though this year’s ads will run in FULL COLOR. The
deadline for submitting a Senior Salute order is
November 9.
exchange
club fall fundraiser this week
.gif) Pearce
Area Exchange is having a golf outing, our fall
fundraiser, on September 25th. It will be
a scramble format with a shotgun start beginning at
1:30 PM. Cost is $95 per player which
includes dinner/prizes following the golf action.
Anyone interested may contact
Mark
Robertson at 214-616-6556.
asked
your date to homecoming, yet?
The Mustang Stampede—Pearce’s new Country and
Western Performance Dance Team—will secretly deliver
a herd of 10 red mustangs to trample your friends
and neighbors’ yards in the Pearce attendance area
for 48 hours, Sunday through Thursday,
September 16 to October 4th. Other
times available by request.
For as little as $20 you can spread Pearce Pride and
show our community who has the best school spirit in
the district! Consider a YARD STAMPEDE for
homecoming invitations, birthdays,
anniversaries
and other occasions.
Special student discount for Homecoming!
Visit our website at
www.ourgroupsonline.com/phsmustangstampede
or pick up a form in Ms. Vanderslice's room, B104,
to order your YARD STAMPEDE today!
ATTENTION FRESHMAN!!
Join
in the Homecoming festivities at your own Friday
night rollerskating party after the Homecoming game
as well as a catered dinner before the dance on
Saturday. We even have our own Homecoming
t-shirts! Look for your invitation in your English
classes this week . These events are for Pearce
Freshmen only.
Friday night after party from 10:30 PM -12:30 AM SHARP
at Thunderbird Skating Rink. Cost is $10.
Dinner before the Dance held at Pearce at 8:00 PM.
Cost is $15.00.
Freshmen Homecoming T-shirts available by pre-order
only for $15.00.
We
need parent volunteers and would love your help.
Please contact
Beth
Siegel
at 214/682-6364.
Pearce Cheerleading Clinic
Just one more week before the JJ
Pearce Cheerleader Clinic.
If you know someone who would like to participate
(Kindergarten - 6th grade) please go online and
download a registration form at:
www.pearcecheer.com
This is an annual event that is taught by the
Varsity Cheerleaders to kids ages K-6th grade. They
teach the kids cheers, chants, jumps and dances. If
you know anyone who has kids that might like to
attend this FUN event please forward the
attached flyer
to them or have them go to the Pearce Cheerleader
website
www.pearcecheer.com
to download a form. The clinic is September 29th
from 12:30-4:30. The participants will get to perform
what they learned at the Oct. 5th Pearce Varsity
Football game!!
Questions? Contact
Paula Shea
or at 972-960-1323.
Have you ordered your
yearbook?
The Journalism Department is
currently accepting orders for Pearce’s first-ever
FULL COLOR yearbook. The yearbook is priced at $65
until Winter Break, when the price will increase to
$70. You can view and print an order form at:
http://www.risd.org/schools/phs/yearbook/2005ordr.htm
or pick one up in the Journalism Lab, C219.
club news
If
you are interested in joining Pearce Habitat for
Humanity, come to the first meeting after school
Monday, September 24th, 4:15 in Ms. Beimer's
room, D109 to see what it's all about. Bring
your planner and a friend.
Literati, the Pearce Student Book Club, will
have an informational meeting Tuesday, September
25th at 4:15 in the library. If you enjoy
reading and are interested in joining, stop by the
meeting. We will discuss the first book we will read
and plan for the upcoming year. If you have any
questions prior to Tuesday, stop by the librarian
and see Mrs. Gunter
The
first meeting of the World Quest Team will be
on Monday, 9/24 at 8:30 and again at 4:15 in room
A136. If you enjoy keeping up with current
events and geography, come see what World Quest is
all about!
Please join the Spanish Club for dinner
Tuesday, September 25th at 6:00 at Don Pepe's
restaurant, located on the southwest corner of
Coit Rd. and Arapaho Rd. If you have not joined
Spanish Club and would like to, please bring your
$5.00 dues in addition to money for your dinner. Don
Pepe's, next Tuesday, 6:00.
Anyone interested in joining OXALA,
Pearce's literary magazine, should come by
Mrs. Gilliam's room, C209B, to vote for this
year's officers. Voting will take you only a few
minutes. The deadline to cast your vote is
Wednesday, September 27 at 4:30. OXALA's first
meeting will be on Thursday, October 4th
starting at 4:15 in Mrs. Gilliam's room. The
meeting should last thirty minutes.
student council cabinet named
The
new Student Council Cabinet for 2007-2008 is ---Allison
Kirkland, Allison Seigel, Becca Thompson, Christina
Coy, Dani Austin, Daniel Shnider, Drew Albert,
Elizabeth Judd, Emilee Proctor, Jaid Nelson, Katie
Smelko, Lindsey Wetheim, Meredith Roberts, Michelle
Miller, Sam Schweikert, Shea Geyer, Shelby Button,
Stephanie Pritchett, Syndey Robertson and Tyler
Miller.
The first meeting will be in
Mrs. Lewis room A209 during your lunchtime on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24!!! We have LOTS of planning
and work to do for Homecoming!!
quick links -
PTA MEMBERSHIP & DIRECTORY FORM
Click here
VOLUNTEER HOURS
Submit here
Pearce PTA
RISD Council of
PTAs
Area 15 PTA
Texas PTA
National PTA
PTA Newsletter
Mustang Mum Store now taking
orders
18
days to homecoming!
Mum Store Hours - Week of September 24:
Monday through Thursday: 9 am to 9 pm
We have had a good turnout of students ordering so far, but we need all to order as soon as possible.
Many hours are spent putting the loving touches to all mums and garters, so the sooner we have the orders the more time we have
Thanks to all who have been volunteering their time.
Vicki Barrett and Michelle Gililland
RECORD YOUR SEPTEMBER VOLUNTEER
HOURS NOW!
Simply go to the PTA website at
www.jjpearcepta.org and click on 'Volunteer Hours' OR
email your name, the dates and hours you worked and the
activity to one of the email addresses below. Volunteer
Hours include attending meetings, baking, and helping
with fundraisers such as the Mum Store or any Booster
Club or school event—anything that you or your student
does for Pearce that does not result in a grade. Always
include 15 minutes driving time to and from school—and
keep track of the time you spend running errands on
behalf of a school event. You may record your hours in a
combined total and enter a general description of your
activities. Remember, the NUMBER of hours is much more
important than a detailed description of the volunteer
activity! If you have already signed in at the Mum Store
or at another event, those hours have already been
submitted and should not be duplicated.
Thank you for supporting JJ Pearce!
Renee Stone renee88@swbell.net 972-735-0758
Diane Fleschler dfleschler@swbell.net
972-931-3090
Passport To Achievement
Join PHS PTA – Provide Students A
Passport To Achievement
The PHS PTA helps improve the education
of our students by providing support to PHS students,
faculty and staff. Join PTA to help students on this
important journey to adulthood. PTA welcomes parents,
teachers, school friends, grandparents, neighbors and
students as members.
If you haven’t already joined, it is not
too late. Pick up a form at the front kiosk or contact
Kimberly Kimmell
and join now!
RISD Drug Prevention Presentation – October 25
Cheese
Heroin and Other Drugs: Let's Stop It Before It Begins!
Presentation by Jill Darling, RISD Student Assistance
Programs Director
When:
October 25, 2007 Time: 7 p.m.
Where: Administration Building Auditorium
400 S. Greenville Ave Richardson, TX 75098
This program is open to the public.
Description of the program: Participants will learn
about Cheese Heroin and other drugs. Signs and Symptoms
as well as where students hide drugs will also be
discussed.
This is an adult only presentation.
The
program is co-sponsored by the RISD Student Assistance
Programs and the RISD Council of PTAs
Don’t throw those books away!!!
We’ll
be collecting books for the RISD Council of PTA’s
Used Book Fair to be held Feb. 7-10 at Valley
View Mall next semester. Please hold on to any book
that you want to donate, children’s, teens and adults! -
we’ll start collecting in January. Any questions please
contact Lisa
Coyle or Donna
Leibow.
quick links -
THE DALLAS
MORNING NEWS
Richardson Neighbors
Press releases should be emailed (preferably as
Microsoft Word files) to
richneighbors@dallasnews.com (news briefs) or
mmacesich@dallasnews.com (stories and ideas)
Guidelines
here.
In 10th Annual
Tournament, Golfers Play for the People - Billye Meyer
Classic to Draw Big Field of Players
In a world filled with prosperity, there
is poverty. In a city filled with promise, there is
need. So to help fight that poverty and fulfill those
needs, golfers will tee up for the 10th
Annual Billye Meyer Golf Classic and Marathon,
Friday, October 5th. The one-day
event benefits needy individuals and families served by
the NETWORK of Community Ministries in Richardson.
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The NETWORK of Community Ministries
provides assistance to more than 100,000 people in
need each year
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NETWORK provides health care for more
than 1,000 children each year
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NETWORK provides school supplies to
more than 1,000 children each year
….and the non-profit agency does much
more.
The annual event, named for the late
community volunteer, will be held at Sherrill Park Golf
Course in Richardson. Players will enjoy a full day of
golfing fun, including green fees, cart, lunch, dinner,
great prizes, tips from pros, putting contest and much
more. The “shotgun start” is at 1 p.m. With prior
pledges from friends, Marathon golfers will play as many
par 3 holes as possible for free from 8 a.m. to Noon.
The cost to enter the tournament is $165/individual or
$600/foursome.
Golfers, corporate sponsors and
individual donors are invited to participate! Sign
up or get more information at
www.thenetwork.org. Or contact tournament Executive
Director Terry Crist at
972-965-5069
or 972-231-3693.
The NETWORK of Community Ministries is
a 21-year old non-profit organization serving
individuals and families in need living within the
Richardson Independent School District. NETWORK provides
short term assistance with food, clothing, limited
financial assistance for rent, utilities, child care,
prescriptions, bus tickets, gasoline, medical and
counseling, plus night school and summer school tuition.
NETWORK offers services through its Children’s and
Adolescent’s Clinic, Trinity Wellness Clinic, The
Seniors’ Net and the food pantry. NETWORK is located at
741 S. Sherman, Richardson, TX 75081.
NETWORK: Caring, Coaching and
Empowering Our Neighbors in Need as They Seek to Improve
Their Lives.
save the date!
Brentfield Elementary is having their 1st ever golf
tournament, Tuesday, November 6th at Canyon Creek
Country Club. Click
here for tournament information and registration.
Cottonwood Art Festival coming up
Cottonwood Park October 6 & 7
9:00 am until 6:00 pm
For
the past 39 years, Cottonwood Art Festival has been a
popular Texas attraction and one of our nation's premier
festivals.
It draws over 240 local, regional, and national artists,
as well as local and regional bands performing the best
in rock, country, jazz, blues, swing, and folk. Make
plans to join the fun!
(NOTE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
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DATE |
EVENT/ACTIVITY |
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Mon Oct 1 |
Balfour Graduation
Assemblies, 10 & 11 am, B Gym |
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Tues Oct 2 |
PTA Board Mtg., noon, Rm
A225
Varsity, JV & Fresh A Volleyball at Rockwall
Heath; 5:30 and 6:30pm
Orchestra Concert,
7:30 pm, Auditorium |
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Wed Oct
3 |
NHS Mtg., All Lunches, Rm
A209 |
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Thurs Oct
4 |
JV Football vs. W.
Mesquite, 5:30 pm, Memorial Stadium in Mesquite
Visual and Performing
Arts College Fair, 7pm - 9pm, SMU |
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Fri Oct 5 |
Billye Meyer Golf
Classic
Varsity, JV & Fresh A
Volleyball at Pearce vs West Mesquite; 5:30 and
6:30 pm – Senior Night
Fresh B Volleyball at Pearce vs Wakeland; 5:30
pmVarsity Football vs.
W. Mesquite, 7:30 pm, Eagle/Mustang Stadium
Corral Party, 10 -
midnight, Corral |
|
Sat Oct 6 |
Marching Band Competition,
Mesquite
SAT Testing
Cottonwood Arts
Festival, 9am - 6pm, Cottonwood Park |
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Sun Oct 7 |
Cottonwood Arts
Festival, 9am - 6pm, Cottonwood Park |
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Mon Oct 8 |
Fair Day - No School |
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Tues Oct 9 |
Staff Development Day - No
School |
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Fri Oct 12 |
Pep Rally,
afternoon, B Field
Varsity, JV & Fresh A
Volleyball at Pearce vs Greenville; 5:30 and
6:30 pm – Super Fan Appreciation and Homecoming
Fresh B Volleyball at Pearce vs Frisco Liberty;
5:30pm
Homecoming Game vs.
Greenville, 7:30 pm, E/M Stadium |
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Sat Oct 13 |
Homecoming Dance |
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Tues Oct 16 |
Varsity, JV & Fresh A
Volleyball vs Mesquite Poteet; 5:30 and 6:30 pm
Freshman B at Wakeland; 5:30pm |
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Wed Oct 17 |
PSAT for Sophomores and
Juniors |
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Fri Oct 19 |
Varsity, JV, Fresh A & B Volleyball versus
Highland Park; 5:30 and 6:30 pm |
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