Daily Announcements
Friday, Mar. 05, 2010

Students who drive to school: Do not park in someone else's parking space, or take up more than one space. Also, to avoid possible accidents, Officer McMeen is asking students who paid for reserved parking in the south parking lot not to back into the angle-spaces in the middle row(# 131-146 and #99-105). Please, be sure you park correctly.

Students who are parking in the north and south "paid" parking lots, without paying for a parking space, need to park in the gravel lot or elsewhere. These parking lots are for students who have paid for parking. There are still empty parking spaces open if you are interested in purchasing a parking space for a reduced cost of $10.00 for the rest of the school year.

For students parking in "paid" parking lots without paying - consequences will occur!

More boys' tennis players are needed! If you are interested, come to practice at the tennis courts after school today or next week.

Don't forget the Retro 70's Dance is tonight!

⋅ Dress like the "70's"(prizes given for best retro outfits)
⋅ East gym – 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
⋅ Music by Tune-Time
⋅ Lots of good music, dance contests & fun!
⋅ Only $4 per student
Everyone is invited to come and dance the night away!

The winter sports awards program will be held Monday night at 7:00 p.m. Athletes in girls' and boys' basketball, wrestling, and cheerleading should attend.

The Fairfield Police Association will be hosting its 9th annual "3 on 3" basketball tournament, with the assistance of the Fairfield Lady Mules Basketball Team. March 27 is the date set for the Men's Open. Entry fee is $40.00 per team of 3 or 4 players. Entry forms can be picked up in the main office or at the Fairfield Police Department. Forms and fees need to be submitted back to the Fairfield Police Department or to Officer McMeen by March 23.v

The FBLA would like to thank all those who purchased donuts this week.

Here is the last FBLA minute: The Fairfield FBLA Chapter raises money for different organizations. The March of Dimes is the National Program of FBLA; the Fairfield Chapter sold Boo Grams in October and held a bake sale in January collecting $120 for this organization. The Fairfield FBLA Chapter also sends Christmas presents to children in third world countries, organizes a walking event for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and gives to local needs, such as fire victims.

Reminder to teachers: Reading Across the Curriculum will be 2nd hour on Monday.