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SPRING BLOOD DRIVE FEBRUARY 23RD
Attention all students! A winter blood drive is being organized by the Friday Night Live club on campus to help save lives and make a positive impact in our community. By giving blood, you have the power to give the fit of life to someone in need and earn 5 HOURS of COMMUNITY SERVICE.
The blood drive will take place on Thursday, February 23rd in the MPR. Please sign-up to donate with Mr. Sligh in room 308 during break or lunch. Donors must be 16 years or older and may be required to have a permission slip to donate.
Together, let's make a difference in our community and save the life of someone in need!
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Work Permits Attention all students that plan on working this year. Please submit a completed work permit request form to Mr. Coville ASAP, or email him at trevor.coville@lmusd.org. Anybody that needs their current permit extended can stop by Room 510, or email Mr. Coville as well. | MAKE SURE TO CLEAR YOUR ABSENCES Clear Absences by 4pm Tuesday, 01/31/23. Attendance Month Deadline - Please make sure that the Attendance Office is informed of the reason for any still unverified absences for 01/09/23 - 01/27/23. After that date, we will not be able to make any changes. | RYLA Support your fellow eagles by congratulating these students who were chosen to attend RYLA! This is a 4-day retreat in Ojai sponsored by the rotary club. Each student had to individually apply to receive this honor. |
Work Permits
MAKE SURE TO CLEAR YOUR ABSENCES
RYLA
Yearbooks
Students! Yearbook orders are going quickly this year with less than 120 copies left for sale! If you want to make sure that you get a yearbook this year then please head on over to Jostens.com to purchase and secure your copy. Price is currently $85. (CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK)
-Yearbook
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Track and FieldAttention all athletes interested in joining AG Track and Field! The track team is currently practicing after school Monday to Friday starting at 3:50. All track athletes who have completed their sports physical and Big Teams registration can participate. If you are doing a winter sport, come out when your season is finished. The last day to join the track team is 2/21/23. Go Eagles! | Boys Volleyball Tryouts Boys Volleyball is starting up next week. We will begin the week with a meeting on Monday at Lunch in Room 402. Tryouts will begin on Tuesday through Thursday at the Pacific View Academy Gym located at 1065 Mesa View Drive Arroyo Grande, CA 93420. Tryouts will be from 5:30pm - 7:00pm. You must be athletically cleared in order to participate. | Swim and Dive Any girls or boys interested in the Diving Team please contact Coach Souder ASAP. No experience necessary. |
Track and Field
Attention all athletes interested in joining AG Track and Field! The track team is currently practicing after school Monday to Friday starting at 3:50. All track athletes who have completed their sports physical and Big Teams registration can participate. If you are doing a winter sport, come out when your season is finished. The last day to join the track team is 2/21/23. Go Eagles!
Boys Volleyball Tryouts
Swim and Dive
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HOMEWORK CENTERNeed a quiet place to get your work done after school? The Homework Center is open from 3:45-4:45 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in room 208 in the Career Center. The HW Center is open to all students! Hope to see you there! | Math and English Tutoring Need help, here is an opportunity to get tutoring. | Science, History and Other Tutoring Options Need help, here is an opportunity to get tutoring. |
HOMEWORK CENTER
Need a quiet place to get your work done after school? The Homework Center is open from 3:45-4:45 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in room 208 in the Career Center. The HW Center is open to all students! Hope to see you there!
Math and English Tutoring
Science, History and Other Tutoring Options
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE
On February 6th, 1937, John Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men is published, the story of the bond between two migrant workers, is published. He adapted the book into a three-act play, which was produced the same year. The story brought national attention to Steinbeck’s work, which had started to catch on in 1935 with the publication of his first successful novel, Tortilla Flat.
Steinbeck was born and raised in the Salinas Valley, where his father was a county official and his mother a former schoolteacher. A good student and president of his senior class in high school, Steinbeck attended Stanford intermittently in the early 1920s. In 1925, he moved to New York City, where he worked as a manual laborer and a journalist while writing stories and novels. His first two novels were not successful.
In 1939, Steinbeck won the Pulitzer Prize for The Grapes of Wrath, a novel tracing a fictional Oklahoma family as they lose their family farm in the Depression and move to California seeking a better life. 
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