MLM 04/29/2019

A Community of Empowered, Innovative and Engaged Citizens Mountain Lion Monday Principal's Message Good evening Mountain Lion family, We enjoyed Prom 2019 this past weekend. Congratulations to Ms. Anderson and her entire group on a very successful and fun night. The night was festive, our students looked fabulous and it seemed everyone had a great time. Today was our second Class of 2019 Senior Meeting. Some of the important points we addressed included:  Graduation is fast approaching – make good decisions and avoid being involved with something that will take away your chance to walk with your classmates Sign up for the Graduation Walk that will happen on May 17th College Signing Day is also May 17th, and more information will be available soon Senior BBQ is on May 16 near the football field 30% of our Seniors have NOT ordered their Caps and Gowns This is an exciting time for the seniors but they also need to keep committed to the process and finish strong. This is a time to enjoy the last few weeks of high school, spend extra time with friends, take in each and every moment – but also keep focused on school work and being prepared for final exams, AP tests and all of the other things we throw at them to finish the school year. Three Mountain View students attended All-State this year. Adrian Jimenez, with the clarinet, was in the all state band and Sam Herschler also made all state orchestra as 2nd chair clarinet. Congratulations. Congratulations to Sophia Marcinowski, Corinn Olson and Jessica Williamson for placing 3rd at the Arizona HOSA Leadership Conference in Creative Problem Solving.  Next up for them is the International HOSA Conference in June. Great job representing our school. The Arizona FBLA state Conference was held April 24- 26, 2019.  Mountain View had 22 members participating in this year's competitions.  MVHS received 5th place for Chapter Sign. Winners and National Qualifiers include: 1st Place in Computer Game and Simulation Programming to the team of Noah Wilson, Samuel Croll and Matthew Mares-Camarena. 1st Place in Digital Photography – Commercial Photo Portfolio to the team of Bella Palmiero and Heather Harline. 1st Place in E- Business   - team of Max Robles, Christian Mireles and Jayden Clark 3rd Place in Digital Photo – Professional Business Portraits – Bella Palmierio 5th Place in Digital Photo – Professional Business Portraits – Heather Harline 3rd Place in Insurance & Risk Management – Max Robles 3rd Place in Publication Design – team of Ryan Hunt and Hailey Tellez 5th Place in Cyber Security – Noah Wilson Also National Qualifiers:             Hannah Carver – Computer Applications             Reese Thrush, Alek Sepulveda, Ari Parker in Entrepreneurship Also participating Olivia Holloway, Audrey Brumfield, David Sepulveda, Nathaniel Van Detta, Jeffrey Payne, Joshua Eberhard, Ethan Orozco Also thanks to Chaperone and honorary Advisor: Mrs. Mary Cay Funk Good luck to all of our athletes heading to state this week. Hope you have a great week!        Todd Garelick Principal Mountain View High School (520) 579-4427 Things to Know From the MVHS Front Office, Parents and Students, There will be some new requirements for parking permits and off-campus passes for next year, please see below: Parking Permits: To be eligible for a parking permit for the 2019-2020 school year:  1) Meet all parking privilege expectations; 2) Have no more than 10 tardies in your first scheduled class of the day during the 4th quarter. Students who are not initially eligible for a 2019-2020 parking permit due to tardies, may become eligible by demonstrating on-time behavior during the first quarter of the school year. Any students who has 10 or more tardies during the during the first quarter, will have their parking permit revoked. Off-Campus Passes: To be eligible for an off-campus pass for the 2019-2020 school year:  1) Meet all off-campus pass expectations; 2) Have no more than 10 tardies in periods 2-6 during the 4th quarter. Students who are not initially eligible for a 2019-2020 off-campus pass due to tardies, may become eligible by demonstrating on-time behavior during the first quarter of the school year. Any students who has 10 or more tardies during the first quarter, will have their off-campus pass revoked for three-weeks.   Elevate Announcement: Attention: Families of Students Entering Mountain View High School in August 2019  Mountain View High School is offering a free summer transition camp, Elevate, for freshmen who are entering Mountain View in August, 2019.   Camp will be held on Monday, July 29 and Tuesday, July 30, from 8:15 to 11:30 am. The purpose of Elevate is to welcome new students to our campus and to give them an opportunity to have fun, meet new friends and teachers, and learn what it's like to be a Mountain Lion. On Monday, April 22, an email with the brochure and a link to the registration form will be sent to the families of all newly registered freshmen.  If you do not receive the email, and your student will be a freshman and is registered for next school year, please contact Lois Sims in the counseling office.  Registration will open on Tuesday,  April 23.   All students should have their student ID with them at all times. If your student needs one, they can get one in the Bookstore. Office Hours for Mountain View are 7:00 AM to 3:45 PM Students and Parents - The D-wing gate is now open in the morning, please pull forward to drop off your student. Students without a Zero Hour will be allowed on campus at 8:00 AM. Students arriving late after last bell will need to go to the front office to enter campus. With our increased security measures, students being picked up early need to enter the office near the library rather than the back office doors.  Please do not park in the first 10 stops in front of the JTED building. Those are reserved for the preschool. Also, please do not make any U-turns in that area. Parents: Just a friendly reminder that any ill student that needs to go home must report to the health office before calling a parent. They can call their parent from the office. We will not send passes up if parent arrives before the student reports to the health office. Student may ask their teacher for a health office pass. Parents, if your child is ill and you call them out as such, please keep them home. This will keep the germs from spreading.  A Note from the Attendance Office When a student's absence or late arrival may be excused, the parent/guardian should communicate with the Attendance Office so that the absence or late arrival will be appropriately recorded. "STUDENT ABSENCES" In order to request that an absence be excused, the parent/guardian must call and leave a message on the Attendance Line within 24 hours of the absence. The Attendance Line voicemail is available 24/7 at 520-579-4444.  "STUDENT LATE ARRIVALS" Unless excused, a student's late arrival(s) are recorded as "Unexcused Tardy/Late". If a parent/guardian would like to request that the late arrival(s) be excused, the parent/guardian must either come into the school with the student and provide the late excuse to the Front Office staff, or call the Attendance Line voicemail at 520-579-4444 and leave a "request to excuse" message for the late arrival. Please note: the Attendance Office does not contact parents/guardians regarding late arrivals. College, Career, Counseling     Fleischer Scholars Summer Program Apply TODAY!  www.wpcarey.asu.edu/fleischer The Fleischer Scholars Program is a free, week-long summer program tailored for economically disadvantaged Arizona high school juniors interested in an opportunity to experience college life, entrepreneurship and business, while learning necessary skills for success in college and beyond.This free program includes all meals and a full week-long stay in the Barrett Business Community dorms in Tempe. Fleischer Scholars Program video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=0-mFxAP7Ebs www.wpcarey.asu.edu/Fleischer   Scholarship deadlines                                 Pima Community College Scholarships-     Please see Google Classroom or stop by the CCC Greater Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce Foundation Steve Engle Memorial Scholarship-5:00 P.M. local time on Friday, May 17, 2019. Summer Job Opportunities Saguaro National Park is looking for teens 16-18.  https://www.nps.gov/sagu/learn/news/saguaro-national-park-offers-summer-youth-employment-opportunity-for-teens-16-through-18.htm YMCA is offering training and jobs! https://tucsonymca.org/about/employment/ https://tucsonymca.org/about/employment/   CCC Events   GCU May7th 2nd period     Clubs & Athletics FBLA The Arizona FBLA state Conference was held April 24- 26, 2019.  MVHS had 22 members participating in this year's competitions. (see photo) MVHS received 5th place for Chapter Sign Winners and National Qualifiers: 1st Place in Computer Game and Simulation Programming to the team of Noah Wilson, Samuel Croll and Matthew Mares-Camarena. 1st Place in Digital Photography – Commercial Photo Portfolio to the team of Bella Palmiero and Heather Harline. 1st Place in E- Business   - team of Max Robles, Christian Mireles and Jayden Clark 3rd Place in Digital Photo – Professional Business Portraits – Bella Palmierio 5th Place in Digital Photo – Professional Business Portraits – Heather Harline 3rd Place in Insurance & Risk Management – Max Robles 3rd Place in Publication Design – team of Ryan Hunt and Hailey Tellez 5th Place in Cyber Security – Noah Wilson Also National Qualifiers:             Hannah Carver – Computer Applications             Reese Thrush, Alek Sepulveda, Ari Parker in Entrepreneurship Also participating Olivia Holloway, Audrey Brumfield, David Sepulveda, Nathaniel Van Detta, Jeffrey Payne, Joshua Eberhard, Ethan Orozco Please extend Congratulations to all these students. Also thanks to Chaperone and honorary Advisor: Mrs. Mary Cay Funk HOSA Conference Congratulations to Sophia Marcinowski, Corinn Olson, and Jessica Williamson for placing 3rd at the Arizona HOSA Leadership Conference in Creative Problem Solving.  Now it is off to the International HOSA Conference in June. Congrats Girls.   Student Council Please see the flyers about upcoming Student Council activities.  Grad Night Info Grad Night 2019 Attention all Mountain View families!  Can you believe Grad Night 2019 is just 3 weeks away!? It's time to get busy and we could use your help. Please take a look at the signup.com signups for supply donations and shifts and let us know if you can help! Grad Night snacks, drinks, and prizes: http://signup.com/go/hSUGuYJ Grad Night Help: http://signup.com/go/mCsOGSc  If your senior still hasn't signed up, be sure to head into see Ms. Sims in the counselor's office to register (form attached). Community Members If you own, participate in, or are aware of a business that could or would donate to grad night in the form of monetary support, gift cards, gift baskets or another type of donation we would welcome your help! These would be presented to graduates in the form of raffle prizes and other prizes during the evening to make the night more fun, exciting and contribute to starting these graduates on their way. Please contact Angela Sorensen at 520-401-5026 if you can help.

April 29th, 2019 Upcoming Events Mon. April 29th Volleyball vs Cat Foot Tue. April 30th Softball 1st Rd State Tournament vs Cactus Shadows 4pm Marana Winds Community Concert 7pm Auditorium Wed. May 1st Thur. May 2nd Softball 2nd Rd State if win Tuesday 4pm Fri. May 3rd Sat. May 4th Boys Volleyball 1st Rd State Tournament vs TBD 4pm Mon. May 6th Tue. May 7th Boys Volleyball 2nd Rd State if win Saturday 6:30pm Wed. May 8th Orchestra Concert 7pm Thur. May 9th Band Concert 7pm Fri. May 10th Sat. May 11th Stay Connected Get Involved   MVHS Website MVHS Facebook MVHS Twitter Handbooks: District & School  MUSD Connection/ParentVue Online Payment System   My Lunchtray Menus Food Service Online Payment MVHS PRO   Let's Talk! Counseling Newsletters Community Flyers Az Tax Credit Donation   Get our free App!   Get Away Today     Contact Us Phone: (520) 579-4400 9th & 10th Grade Attendance: (520) 579-4443 11th & 12th Grade Attendance: (520) 579-4405   Counseling: (520) 579-4450 Athletics: (520) 579-4428   Bookstore: (520) 579-4422   Monday – Thursday 8:20am to 3:10pm Friday 8:20am to 1:55pm   3901 W. Linda Vista Blvd Tucson, AZ 85742

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Reminder: FREE community concert April 30

Marana Winds FREE Community Concert Tomorrow     Marana Winds looks forward to performing for you and your family at their 7th annual community concert TOMORROW, April 30, at 7:00pm at Mountain View High School auditorium (3901 W. Linda Vista Blvd Tucson, AZ 85742). No Admission! Donations accepted benefiting Marana Schools' 2340 Foundation. This exciting evening of music will feature a variety of wind ensemble compositions that are sure to be crowd pleasers, performed by Marana district staff, alumni, students, and community members. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night!

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MVHS Important Letter from Principal

Mountain View High School     April 29, 2019 Dear Mountain View High School Parents and Guardians, We consider the safety and well-being of our students to be a top priority. To this end, I am sending this letter to be sure that you have accurate information regarding what is currently occuring. A social media post has been brought to the attention of school Administration which states a shooting threat to Mountain View High School and to not go to school and stay home. Following our standard protocol, school administration contacted the Pima County Sheriff's Department, who immediately began an investigation in collaboration with school administration. The Pima County Sheriff's Department has determined that the post is untraceable. In addition, it is unknown if this post is related to our Mountain View High School. It appears that the post came from a third party App which then posted to various social media platforms. There is no way to determine where or how or who posted this since there is no identifiable information. There are no indications that this post is related to our school and there are no indications of a threat against our school. However, we will continue to have additional law enforcement presence on campus today as a precautionary measure. Please know that we are continuing to follow our regular school schedule today. In the event you or your child is aware of any information related to this, please contact the front office. Thank you for your cooperation during this time. Please know that our priority is the safety and security of our students and staff and that we will continue to follow all direction of the Pima County Sheriff's Department. Sincerely, Todd Garelick Principal

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MUSD News: MCAT Expands!

MCAT High School Expands!     The Marana Unified School District announces that MCAT High School is expanding to continue to serve our student's needs and provide additional academic choice! Beginning August 2019, MCAT will include 10-12th grades and add Robotics, Construction, Computer Networking career technical programs!   This unique accelerated learning environment provides a pathway to prepare 10-12th grade students to successfully pursue college, military, or enter the workplace. Whether falling behind in high school courses, seeking a smaller personalized unique learning experience, concerns of not graduating on time, or not excelling in the traditional high school environment, MCAT High School is for you!    Thank you to KOLD News 13 for highlighting this expansion - View KOLD Video now.   ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN! For more information, visit MCAT Website or call 520-682-4773.

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MLM 04/22/2019

A Community of Empowered, Innovative and Engaged Citizens Mountain Lion Monday Principal's Message  Good evening Mountain Lion family, Last week was a special one at Mountain View. We had the opportunity to recognize our Top 10 for the Class of 2019. We also had our Scholar of the Year Dinner. This was a fantastic night and we are thankful to Daniel Dales for his commitment to our school and sponsoring this event. We also have a number of students we want to recognize for their hard work and for representing our school in such an amazing fashion. The Mountain View Orchestra, along with their teacher Ms. Vargas, had an incredible year. We had one student represent Mountain View at All-State, Ivan Romero, and are very proud of his accomplishment. We also had three students attend the State of the Town address for the Town of Marana. Thank you to Hunter Holt, Aiden Acuna and Austin Anderson. As you may have read earlier today, we had a lock-down drill at Mountain View. As a part of our continual efforts to provide a safe and secure learning environment at our school, we performed a practice lock-down drill this morning. This was a planned drill and not a response to any threat.   We conduct safety drills to practice our Emergency Response procedures, ensuring students and staff are aware of processes including where to go, what to do, and how as a school we would respond in the event of a real emergency.   Thank you for your support of Mountain View and have a great week.         Todd Garelick Principal Mountain View High School (520) 579-4427 Things to Know From the MVHS Front Office, Parents and Students, There will be some new requirements for parking permits and off-campus passes for next year, please see below: Parking Permits: To be eligible for a parking permit for the 2019-2020 school year:  1) Meet all parking privilege expectations; 2) Have no more than 10 tardies in your first scheduled class of the day during the 4th quarter. Students who are not initially eligible for a 2019-2020 parking permit due to tardies, may become eligible by demonstrating on-time behavior during the first quarter of the school year. Any students who has 10 or more tardies during the during the first quarter, will have their parking permit revoked. Off-Campus Passes: To be eligible for an off-campus pass for the 2019-2020 school year:  1) Meet all off-campus pass expectations; 2) Have no more than 10 tardies in periods 2-6 during the 4th quarter. Students who are not initially eligible for a 2019-2020 off-campus pass due to tardies, may become eligible by demonstrating on-time behavior during the first quarter of the school year. Any students who has 10 or more tardies during the during the first quarter, will have their off-campus pass revoked for three-weeks.   Elevate Announcement: Attention: Families of Students Entering Mountain View High School in August 2019  Mountain View High School is offering a free summer transition camp, Elevate, for freshmen who are entering Mountain View in August, 2019.   Camp will be held on Monday, July 29 and Tuesday, July 30, from 8:15 to 11:30 am. The purpose of Elevate is to welcome new students to our campus and to give them an opportunity to have fun, meet new friends and teachers, and learn what it's like to be a Mountain Lion. On Monday, April 22, an email with the brochure and a link to the registration form will be sent to the families of all newly registered freshmen.  If you do not receive the email, and your student will be a freshman and is registered for next school year, please contact Lois Sims in the counseling office.  Registration will open on Tuesday,  April 23.   All students should have their student ID with them at all times. If your student needs one, they can get one in the Bookstore. Office Hours for Mountain View are 7:00 AM to 3:45 PM Students and Parents - The D-wing gate is now open in the morning, please pull forward to drop off your student. Students without a Zero Hour will be allowed on campus at 8:00 AM. Students arriving late after last bell will need to go to the front office to enter campus. With our increased security measures, students being picked up early need to enter the office near the library rather than the back office doors.  Please do not park in the first 10 stops in front of the JTED building. Those are reserved for the preschool. Also, please do not make any U-turns in that area. Parents: Just a friendly reminder that any ill student that needs to go home must report to the health office before calling a parent. They can call their parent from the office. We will not send passes up if parent arrives before the student reports to the health office. Student may ask their teacher for a health office pass. Parents, if your child is ill and you call them out as such, please keep them home. This will keep the germs from spreading.  A Note from the Attendance Office When a student's absence or late arrival may be excused, the parent/guardian should communicate with the Attendance Office so that the absence or late arrival will be appropriately recorded. "STUDENT ABSENCES" In order to request that an absence be excused, the parent/guardian must call and leave a message on the Attendance Line within 24 hours of the absence. The Attendance Line voicemail is available 24/7 at 520-579-4444. If a "request to excuse" message is not received, the attendance clerks will attempt to contact the parent/guardian so they may properly record the student's absence(s). If no response is received from the parent/guardian the absence(s) will be recorded as unexcused. "STUDENT LATE ARRIVALS" Unless excused, a student's late arrival(s) are recorded as "Unexcused Tardy/Late". If a parent/guardian would like to request that the late arrival(s) be excused, the parent/guardian must either come into the school with the student and provide the late excuse to the Front Office staff, or call the Attendance Line voicemail at 520-579-4444 and leave a "request to excuse" message for the late arrival. Please note: the Attendance Office does not contact parents/guardians regarding late arrivals. College, Career, Counseling     Fleischer Scholars Summer Program Apply TODAY!  www.wpcarey.asu.edu/fleischer The Fleischer Scholars Program is a free, week-long summer program tailored for economically disadvantaged Arizona high school juniors interested in an opportunity to experience college life, entrepreneurship and business, while learning necessary skills for success in college and beyond.This free program includes all meals and a full week-long stay in the Barrett Business Community dorms in Tempe. Fleischer Scholars Program video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=0-mFxAP7Ebs www.wpcarey.asu.edu/Fleischer   UA iShowcase 2019 April 25th                           College Fair April 27th 1- 3:00pm                      St. Gregory School      https://rmacac.org/college-fairs/tucson/   Scholarship deadlines                                 Pima Community College Scholarships-     Please see Google Classroom or stop by the CCC The Scott Howard Memorial Scholarship-April 25th Greater Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce Foundation Steve Engle Memorial Scholarship-5:00 P.M. local time on Friday, May 17, 2019. Summer Job Opportunities Saguaro National Park is looking for teens 16-18.  https://www.nps.gov/sagu/learn/news/saguaro-national-park-offers-summer-youth-employment-opportunity-for-teens-16-through-18.htm YMCA is offering training and jobs! https://tucsonymca.org/about/employment/ https://tucsonymca.org/about/employment/   CCC Events JTED HVAC Presentation April 22nd 4th period UA Admissions presentation to Juniors April 23 3rd period AIR Force will be on campus at lunch April 25th University of Massachusetts Boston April 26th during 4th period GCU May7th 2nd period     Clubs & Athletics Congratulations to the following students for their accomplishments at the FCCLA State Leadership Conference. All of the national contenders will represent the Early Childhood Education program in Anaheim, CA this summer. (See attached photo) Lauren Church- Teach and Train, gold medal winner, and national contender Elizabeth Acker- Career Investigation, gold medal winner, and national contender  Grace Ryan- Career Investigation, gold medal winner, and national contender  Marianna Rodriguez- Advocacy, gold medal winner, and national contender  Christina Robles- Illustrated Talk, gold medal winner, and national contender  Destiny Pundt- Chapter Service Project Display, gold medal winner, and national contender  Marelia Policroniades - Chapter Service Project Display, gold medal winner, and national contender  Bryanna Torres- Storystretching and 1st place winner Student Council Please see the flyers about upcoming Student Council activities.  Grad Night Info Grad Night 2019 Attention all Mountain View families!  Can you believe Grad Night 2019 is just 9 weeks away!? It's time to get busy and we could use your help. Please take a look at the signup.com signups for supply donations and shifts and let us know if you can help! Grad Night snacks, drinks, and prizes: http://signup.com/go/hSUGuYJ Grad Night Help: http://signup.com/go/mCsOGSc  If your senior still hasn't signed up, be sure to head into see Ms. Sims in the counselor's office to register (form attached). Community Members If you own, participate in, or are aware of a business that could or would donate to grad night in the form of monetary support, gift cards, gift baskets or another type of donation we would welcome your help! These would be presented to graduates in the form of raffle prizes and other prizes during the evening to make the night more fun, exciting and contribute to starting these graduates on their way. Please contact Angela Sorensen at 520-401-5026 if you can help.

April 22nd, 2019 Upcoming Events Mon. April 22nd Tue. April 23rd Volleyball vs Rincon  Wed. April 24th Track Meet @ Marana HS Thur. April 25th Varsity Volleyball @ Palo Verde 5pm JVB & JV Volleyball @ Tucson High Fri. April 26th Sat. April 27th MUSD Job Fair 10am-1pm Old Gym Prom @ Stardance Event Center 7pm-11pm Mon. April 29th Volleyball vs Cat Foot Tue. April 30th Marana Winds Community Concert 7pm Auditorium Wed. May 1st MVHS Blood Drive Cafeteria Thur. May 2nd MVHS Blood Drive Cafeteria Fri. May 3rd MVHS Blood Drive Cafeteria Sat. May 4th Stay Connected Get Involved   MVHS Website MVHS Facebook MVHS Twitter Handbooks: District & School  MUSD Connection/ParentVue Online Payment System   My Lunchtray Menus Food Service Online Payment MVHS PRO   Let's Talk! Counseling Newsletters Community Flyers Az Tax Credit Donation   Get our free App!   Get Away Today     Contact Us Phone: (520) 579-4400 9th & 10th Grade Attendance: (520) 579-4443 11th & 12th Grade Attendance: (520) 579-4405   Counseling: (520) 579-4450 Athletics: (520) 579-4428   Bookstore: (520) 579-4422   Monday – Thursday 8:20am to 3:10pm Friday 8:20am to 1:55pm   3901 W. Linda Vista Blvd Tucson, AZ 85742

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Lock-down DRILL

Dear Mountain View Parents/Guardians:

As a part of our continual efforts to provide a safe and secure learning environment at our school, I want to inform you that Mountain View High School performed a practice lock-down drill this morning. This was a planned drill and not a response to any threat.  

We conduct safety drills to practice our Emergency Response procedures, ensuring students and staff are aware of processes including where to go, what to do, and how as a school we would respond in the event of a real emergency.

These drills also assist us in identifying any gaps or issues in protocols so that they may be addressed and improved upon. 

Please take a moment and talk to your student about today's drill and the importance of our practice. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to give me a call.

Thank you,

Todd Garelick
Principal

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Algebra 1B: MVHS going to Europe!

Dear Parents and Guardians,

You may have heard from your child about our amazing travel opportunity to Europe! Your student has been nominated to travel with Mountain View High School. Students are able to earn credit while they explore new cultures and learn more about the world outside of the classroom.

Details of our Mandatory Interest Meeting:

Date: Thursday, May 2, 2019

Time: 6:00 PM

Location: Room K-104 (Mr. Armstrong's Room)

RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/dkuhjh7

RSVP due by: April 30^th

We are highly encouraging all parents who are interested in this opportunity to attend next week’s meeting since we are expecting the trip to max out before the deadline and space is strictly available on a first-come, first-serve basis. We are finding that students are especially interested in this destination. 

Again, please RSVP here by April 30^th if you plan on joining us at https://rsvp.eftours.com/dkuhjh7

Feel free to reach out to us if you have questions.

Best Wishes,

Earl Armstrong

 

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