Warrior News

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Hopefully, you had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday with your family. Next week, on December 6th, I will host my 1st Tuesday Parent meeting. This is a great opportunity to stay connected to A&T and provide suggestions for future initiatives. The meeting will start promptly at 5 p.m. Please use the link below to assess the meeting:

1st Tuesday Parent meeting

I plan to use this meeting to discuss strategies to improve our building culture and solicit parental support and feedback. The change we desire cannot come without accountability and clear expectations of behavior. We will discuss strategies to help our students successfully navigate the new obstacles that they face academically in the era of social media and impulsivity.

Building students' awareness of community support is an essential element to having a well-rounded student population. To help provide a sense of community awareness, A&T will be participating in a local toy drive to promote the gift of giving. The more we can make our students aware of their impact on others in the community, the more successful we will become in creating a school environment that appreciates acts of kindness and grace.

I look forward to seeing you soon. Have a wonderful day.

Parents have the ability to self report their student's absence. Please review the attachment for directions on how to do so.

Tentative Prom Date: May 19, 2023

• Senior Dues are $175

• Final Payment February 11, 2023

• Payments may be made via:

• Cash

• Cashiers Check

• Money Order

• Electronic Payments/Credit Card Payments can be made at the Warriors Den

• Customized Cap & Gown

• Diploma Cover

• Graduation Announcements

• Hoodie

• Ice Tassel

• Lanyard

• Personalized Lawn Sign

• Graduation Medallion

• Pop Socket

• Senior T-shirt

The 2022 Fall Play Production Showcase will be Wednesday, December 7th at 6:00 pm. Tickets are $5.00.

The play is called, "The Empty Chair", written by Tim Kelly. The setting is a counseling center for teenagers recovering from substance abuse. One of their peers, Robert, has just died

of an overdose. Accident or suicide? Each person speaks about his or her memory of Robert. The dramatic monologues tell us a great deal about each speaker and the terrors of drug abuse. This is a hard-hitting work with an emotional strong anti-drug message.

The Girls Basketball team started their season this week with their first game on Tuesday, November 29th at North Farmington HS. On Friday, December 2nd, the Varsity Girls Basketball team plays their first home game vs St. Catherine, game time is 7:00pm.

The Boys Basketball team will begin their season at home on Tuesday, December 6th against Seaholm high school.

The Boys and Girls Bowling team kicks off their season on Saturday, December 3rd at Century Bowl Lanes in Waterford. Start time is 9:00am

Please continue to use the service support link below so we can better assist you.

If you have a counseling emergency, someone will contact you as soon as possible.

Service Support Link: https://forms.gle/1FheMqhAemdJwLz46

10th grade students have an opportunity to visit Oakland Schools Technical Campus to explore programs offered next school year at no cost. Please take a moment and view the offerings using the link below. The permission slip is attached and due no later than Monday, December 5th. Field trip seats are limited!

Destination: Oakland Technical Campus SE https://www.ostconline.com/about-ostc/all-programs

Date: Decemebr 7th

Time: 11:30am - 2pm

Cost: $0

Ms. Danyale Dockery, College Advisor, ext. 108978, danyale.dockery@southfieldk12.org

Ms. Kathy Williams, Career Development Facilitator, ext. 104332, katherine.williams@southfieldk12.org

are eager to help students with their college and career goals. Some of the services they provide are:

College Advising

College and Majors Research

FAFSA Applications

College Applications

College Representatives Visits

College Fairs

Career Readiness Advising

Career Focus Education

Career and Technical Education

Pathful Connect and Xello

Field Trips, Job Shadows

Resume Writing and Interviewing

Lawrence Technological University is 1 of 13 private, technological, comprehensive universities in the country. Please click on this link https://www.ltu.edu/summer-camps/ to view more information. These camps offer a summer full of innovation, creativity and exploration in a design, engineering, gaming or psychology field.

Students who are members of Business Professionals of America will be competing in a Workplace Skills Assessment Program on Saturday, December 17th. We are in desperate need of judges to help out! Volunteers can judge in the morning (7:30 am to noon), afternoon (11 am to 3 pm), or even all day if desired. If you would like to volunteer please complete the Google form below by clicking here: Judge Information\Volunteer SignUp. The contact for this event is Cheri Sclater at sclatech@northvilleschools.org. A list of the type of competitive events can also be found - at Michigan BPA Competitive Events.

Thank you in advance for your dedication to molding our future generations!

Mrs. Denham will be coding everyday with all classes during Computer Science Education Week, December 5-11th. Students can also be taught virtually. If interested see Mrs. Denham in ROOM A210.

Donations are being accepted through Mrs. Denham's seminar class.

5 P's - Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance

• As you master arriving to class with your heightened sense of urgency - use the extra time to get prepared.
• Make sure you have your writing utensils, chromebook, homework out, or notes from the previous lesson.
• If you have everything together, use the time to clear your mind or meditate.

1st Tuesday Principal Meeting

December 6th, 5:00 pm

Board of Education Meeting

December 13th, 7:00 pm

Winter Recess - No School

Date: Dec 26 - Jan 6