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April 20

Huron Family,
Please see Facebook research info from April 16 PTSO meeting.

Huron Calendar:
http://www.a2schools.org/huron.calendar/calendar

MULTI-CULT PERFOMING ARTS EXTRAVAGANZA April 20!
Multi- Cult Performing Arts Extravaganza at the Meyer's Auditorium this Friday, April 20th, at 7:00pm. featuring SUMKALI, a local Indian classical, folk and fusion band.
Chinese, Tibid, APEX, African American, and other Huron student acts also featured in a pre-show. Suggested Donation: Adults $10, Students with ID are admitted FREE! Come out and support this fun, unique event benefiting the Senior Grad
 
TECH BOND MEETING APRIL 23 IN CAFETERIA
Dr. Patricia P. Green, Superintendent of Schools, will attend the Huron PTO meeting on April 23, 2012 at 6:30 p.m. to make a presentation about the Technology Bond proposal. On May 8, 2012 voters in the Ann Arbor Public School District will be asked to consider a bond issue to replace aging district technology and provide technology to support its strategic plan for 21st Century Learning.
 
FREE– APRIL 23, 5:45 P.M. FOR HURON PTSO (YOU, YOU, YOU!) TO TRY QDOBA TACO BAR
This Monday, April 23rd Qdoba Mexican Grill will be donating a taco bar for the parents 5:45 p.m. in the Cafeteria!
-       Qdoba has three local Ann Arbor restaurants and over 20 Eastern Michigan locations. At Qdoba, we pride ourselves on supporting the communities where we have restaurants and we thank you for supporting us as well! Qdoba is a huge supporter of Huron High and we always do what we can to help! If you’ve got a group to feed this graduation season, think Qdoba catering! We’ll bring all the ingredients for the perfect party and can even set up and deliver for you; leave the cooking to us so you can relax! We have 3 different hot bars starting at around $9.50 per person with a unique variety of ingredients and we’ll provide everything you need to make your party a success. Call your local Qdoba for more information or call 888.QDOBA2GO to place your order. This graduation season you’ll receive 4 free entrees if you place  your graduation order between 5/14-6/17!
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RESPECT THE RAT T-SHIRTS FOR INTERGROUP
Huron Intergroup Relations Club is promoting respect for every Huron rat!  Our "RESPECT THE RAT" t-shirts have universal appeal and are only $10 each.  Order form (including shirt picture/description) is attached [linked].  Orders are due Friday 4/27.  For questions or to see sample shirts, please contact Linda Hibbs, (734) 214-5723, ldhibbs@comcast.net.  Thanks for your support! :)
 
 
 SCHOLARSHIP= JUNIORS--ARE YOU INTERESTED IN GOING TO LAWRENCE TECH?
Lawrence Technological University Award For Excellence In Science And Mathematics: $8000 Scholarship for students who wish to attend Lawrence Tech.
Deadline is May 1, 2012.
Criteria:
Be a high school junior in the academic year of 2011 - 2012. Complete at least on year of chemistry or physics and two years of college preparatory mathematics courses with distinction by June 2012. Be an active and responsible citizen of the school and community. Let your Counselor know if you would like to be nominated. Additional information should follow after the nomination.
 
FUNDRAISER - QDOBA
The Class of 2012 All Night Graduation Party is holding a fundraiser at Qdoba on Washtenaw all day on Wed. April 25. 15% of all sales will be earned towards the party as long as a flyer is presented with each order. Wed. April 25 is a half day - a perfect opportunity to have lunch with your friends and help the senior class raise money!  Pick up a copy of the flyer at the General Office or in the 12th Grade Office.
 
ACCEPTANCE WEEK
"In honor of Acceptance Week, Huron's Gay-Straight Alliance will be hosting the Day of Silence on Friday, April 20th. Participants will take a voluntary vow of silence for one school day to raise awareness about the silence caused by harassment, prejudice, and discrimination against LGBT individuals. Please show your support by signing up to participate outside the cafeteria during lunch on Tuesday and Thursday. Participants will get free candy! If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Kubacki or Mr. Williams."
 
COSMETOLOGY FOR NEXT YEAR
Students who applied for Cosmetology for next year!  Interviews with the Cosmetology instructors are next week, Tuesday, April 24.  Remember to bring your completed Cosmetology application with you!  Interviews are in the COE Office.  You should receive an appointment time and a detailed application that you need to fill out today!
 
STUDENT ATHLETES
All interested student-athletes that are going to Michigan and are applying for the  Bob Ufer Scholarship need to turn in applications by this Friday, April 20th at 3 PM to the athletic office.  Don't miss out on this opportunity!  Thank you!  
 
SENIORS
Attn Seniors who ordered graduation announcements:  Graduate Service will be here on Monday during late lunch in the lobby by the Media Center to distribute the orders. After that day, they should be picked up in the 12th Grade Office.
 
2012 Annual POWDERPUFF games! Sponsored by the Class of 2013!
Sunday May 20, 4-6pm (gates open at 3:30pm)
Freshman vs. Sophomores at 4pm
Juniors vs. Seniors following first game
Class of 2013 parents, we need donations!
-gift cards for the raffle
-water bottles
-volunteers needed for the event!
Contact Susan Aaronson for more information susaaaro@umich.edu

MENTORSHIPS
If you enjoy an intellectual challenges consider MI MENTORSHIPS.  Gifted  students in grades 9-12 spend 8 hours between June 21rd & Aug 23 with a mentor at U-M..  Students will experience first-hand exciting research opportunities.  Choose a Mentorship in engineering, English, science, or the arts.  H.S. students, mentors, &  parents attend a reception on June 21 to plan the sessions.Arranged through the cooperation of  Washtenaw County Alliance for Gifted Ed {WCAGE} & U-M.   Application in Counseling Offices, or  Call Mrs. Fisher, 734.663.1706 8am- 9pm. or wcage@info.org   The program costs $150. APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MAY 12.
- WCAGE MEETING –for H.S. Students & Parents
Wed. April 25 7-9 pm Mallett’s Creek Library
3090 Eisenhower Pkw  Ann Arbor, MI 48104
- Water Quantity in Mi Lakes & Streams
Shawn Lacy U-M School of Natural Resources – Mentor
MI MENTORSHIPS – Elaine Fisher, Director
SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIFTED STUDENTS, Questions call Linda wcage@info.org
 
JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES (and interested freshmen).
COLLEGE ADMISSION ESSAY AND APPLICATION CLASS
Get tips from an experienced person.  Register now for this AAPS Rec & Ed class:
     "PREPARE NOW TO DO THOSE DAUNTING COLLEGE ESSAYS & APPLICATIONS."
(Parents are welcome with student.)  Before the busy fall application season, start now to think about what your college essays and applications will say about you. With the competition for college admission tougher than ever, well-composed essays and applications can make a difference. What you do this summer also has a bearing on your applications and essays. The instructor has helped students gain admission to UM, Harvard, Princeton, MIT, and many others. With actual examples of successful essays, find out what makes a compelling essay and application and how to strengthen yours. This class will get you thinking about possible essay topics to highlight your own characteristics as well as tips to make your applications the best they can be.    
Register online at Rec&Ed: www.aareced.com or by calling Ivy at 994-2300 X 53248.
       Class ID # 1338.301  Wed. April 25   7:00-8:45 pm  $39  (held at Pioneer, Room D211)
OR Class ID # 1338.302  Tues. May 29    7:00-8:45 pm  $39  (held at Pioneer, Room D209)
This class is taught by editor, consultant, and former Huron parent Liza Atreya. Contact her directly at 945-6757 if you have questions or want private help.  www.essayandapp.com

Michelle Machiele
Huron PTSO President

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