Daily Bulletin

Just a reminder . . . all student vehicles must display a valid parking permit to be parked on campus. If you are driving to school and haven’t yet registered your vehicle, you can find a link to the Parking Permit application on Canvas, and once you’ve completed the online application, you can pick up your permit from Mrs. Angermier in the bookkeeper’s office during your lunch.

Hey Cardinals! The Asian Student Association will be meeting on Mondays at 2 pm in room 1601 and via zoom.  If you want the zoom link, contact Ms. Lee or Mr. Watkins.  Our next meeting is Monday, April 12^th, and we will be providing special space during that meeting to process thoughts and feelings about the hate crimes the Asian American Community has been experiencing recently.

Just a reminder . . . beginning today, all student vehicles must display a valid parking permit to be parked on campus. If you are driving to school and haven’t yet registered your vehicle, you can find a link to the Parking Permit application on Canvas, and once you’ve completed the online application, you can pick up your permit from Mrs. Angermier in the bookkeeper’s office during your lunch.

A big Cardinal congratulations to girls’ golf coach Jeff Melvard and boys’ golf coach Colin Horak who both won league honors as Coach of the Year.  Way to go!

March is Women’s History month and today we are recognizing Toni Ko. A first-generation Korean immigrant, Toni Ko has made a name for herself in the business world. Thanks to her work ethic and business savvy, Ko was recently named one of Forbes’ richest self-made women. Ko continues to be an inspiration to female entrepreneurs. Her advice to women is: “Stand your ground! Don’t let people, your surroundings, or events intimidate you. Speak up, speak loudly, and be demanding of what you want.”

Just a reminder . . . beginning April 1, all student vehicles must display a valid parking permit to be parked on campus. You can find a link to the Parking Permit application on Canvas, and once you’ve completed the online application, you can pick up your permit from Mrs. Angermier in the bookkeeper’s office during your lunch.

March is Women’s History month and today we are recognizing Susan LaFlesche. Susan LaFlesche, also known as Susan LaFlesche Picotte, was a Native American physician and reformer in the late 19th-century. She is widely recognized as the first Native American to earn a medical degree.  As a reformer, she campaigned for public health and for the formal, legal allotment of land to members of the Omaha tribe.

Just a reminder . . . all students need a parking permit to park on campus. You can find a link on Canvas to fill out the application, and once you’ve completed the online application, you can pick up your permit from Mrs. Angermier in the bookkeeper’s office during your lunch.

WELCOME BACK Pacific Islander Club! PIC will begin meeting on Mondays and Tuesdays from 2-4 pm in the cafeteria, beginning today.  All are welcome, and we look forward to seeing you there!