Seniors you will be able to keep your chromebook, however, you will need to do a final check with Mr. Huskey prior to senior's last day. (but not before your last week)

Seniors you should be receiving emails from Mrs. Aspromonte regarding end of year wrap up, graduation practices etc.

CHECK YOUR EMAIL - let her know if you have not been receiving these emails.

Student Dress Code Policy JICA

A safe and disciplined learning environment is essential to a quality educational program. District wide standards on student attire are intended to help students concentrate on schoolwork, reduce discipline problems, and improve school order and safety. The Board recognizes that students shall not wear apparel that is deemed disruptive or potentially disruptive to the classroom environment or to the maintenance of a safe and orderly school. Students are encouraged to wear practical clothing in relation to weather conditions and activities of the day. The following dress items are prohibited: clothing shorter than mid-thigh length, straps less than 1-1/2,” tank tops, pants below the hips, sleep wear, slippers, visual undergarments, sunglasses inside the building, revealing clothing, clothing that advertises code of conduct violations such as drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gang, weapons, sexual nature, or profanity.

The dress code also applies to days athletes are asked to dress up on game days.

A no-cost summer immersion in nature and woodworking for middle and high school aged youth in Montezuma and surrounding counties.

Overview: Tree to Table aims to utilize the artistic process of woodtuming in order to connect youth with the land, one another, and themselves. The 3-day program will take place in summer of 2022 and will serve 12 youth and their families.

Specifics:

Day One, Harvest Day.

On Harvest Day, students will explore the pivotal relationship between trees and land. Following an immersion of trees and ecosystems through exploring, hiking, and learning from landowners, students will harvest dead, dying, or invasive timber to turn on the lathe.

Harvest Day will take place on June4 or June 11. In order to participate in Tree to Table, students must be available for one of the proposed dates.

Harvest Day will occur in an outdoor setting close to Mancos (exact location TBD) and will run from 8:30AM to 2:00 PM. Lunch included.

Day Two, Woodturing!

On Woodturning Day, students will meet in groups of 3 at the woodturning studio and school at 102 W. Grand Ave in Mancos. Using the finest tools and equipment, as well as the timber harvested on Harvest Day, students will learn the fundamentals of woodturning on a lathe. Each student will have their own lathe and will end the day with a finished spoon, bowl, plate, and/or other handmade and locally harvested vessel.

Woodturning Day will take place in groups of 3. Students will sign up for one of four available

wood turning dates, including: June 15, June 22, June 29, or July 6. In order to participate in

Tree to Table, students must be available for one of the above proposed dates.

Day Three, Tree to Table Gala

On Gala Day, students will join families and community members for a dinner and exhibit of their finished vessels. The gala will include an exhibit of the wood turned vessels and will take place on the land where the harvest occurred, with the aim of utilizing creativity to connect people to the land, one another, and themselves.

The Gala will take place on Thursday, July 7th. This is an open invitation to all community members, food and libations provided, and attendance highly encouraged.