WIHS Daily Announcements

Tuesday, February 5, 2019

A Day

Are you interested in political and social issues? Do you want your voice to be heard? If so, come to Students For Change! Every Tuesday in H-218, Ms. Alexander’s room! There will be snacks.

Move and make music during lunch! Check out a demo session in the IHS cafe today and this Thursday with Nana Anim.  Starting February 12th Drums@Lunch will be offered every Tuesday 3rd and 4th period and every Thursday 5th and 6th period in room F34.  Students may join the sessions any time during their lunch hour or free period.  Contact Fe Nunn or Daphne Shululu for more information.

International Club meets today in K-19.

Hey IHS! Are you interested in science, technology, or engineering? Do you like to solve world issues?  Then come join FameLab! We meet every Tuesday in E45. There will be food!

Attention seniors! Remember that Jostens will be at IHS during lunch periods tomorrow and Thursday to take your cap and gown orders. If you are ordering a new set for yourself you won’t want to miss this opportunity. Use the order forms from the class meeting.

The Chromebook club will be meeting tomorrow after school in the library.

Sophomores planning on attending the BOCES Career and Tech Field trip on March 8th must have their permission forms turned in to Mr. Barnes in the College and Career office by Thursday, February 28th.  Late forms will not be accepted.

Attention Sophomores who have signed up for the PSAT-10 exams!  The PSAT-10 practice books are now available in the College and Career Office.

The Latino Civic Association of Tompkins County is pleased to announce the CECILIA MONTANER-VARGAS AWARD, an opportunity for a Latina/o graduating high school senior in good academic standing, who demonstrates community service involvement.  The deadline for submission is May 1, 2019.

Students who completed Driver Education may now pick up their Driver Education Certificate in the Principal's office.

The IHS Math Department is offering a new course 'Math Principles of Robotics' next year. This course is 1 semester long and you will get a half credit upon completion. Use any math concept to program a Lego Mindstorm robot and see if it works. You will learn math, coding and computational thinking skills necessary for 21st century jobs. Talk to your school counselor for more information about this course.