Irondale News
An e-newsletter from Irondale High School
Friday, November 18
REMINDER: No school next week (November 21-25).
DEBATE RESULTS
Emerson Nusz and Abby McNeil, 7th place team, 3-1 record
Abby McNeil, 4th place speaker
Tsewang Bhakdo, 5th place speaker
Rowan Brooking, 6th place speaker
Shania Isais, 8th place speaker
ATTENTION ALL SENIORS - SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
The Mounds View Equity Promise Scholarship application is now open! This is the only LOCAL scholarship program open to ALL seniors, so every senior at Irondale should apply! You can find information and an application link on Irondale's website or here. Deadline is Friday, January 6, 2023. If you have any questions, please reach out to your dean.
Wallin Education Partners is a proven college completion program that includes financial aid and comprehensive support to ensure college graduation. The financial aid can be up to $16,000 over four years of college. To apply for this scholarship, visit the Wallin website. Last day to apply is Friday, February 1, 2023.
BOYS LACROSSE MEETING
Attention students interested in learning more about lacrosse – Irondale Boys Lacrosse is hosting an introduction to lacrosse meeting on Wednesday, December 7, at 7 PM in the Irondale High School Multi-Purpose Room. No experience is necessary, just a desire to learn, work hard, and be part of the team.
Coach Burtness will be hosting the meeting for parents and students that will provide some background on the sport of lacrosse, history of Irondale Lacrosse, equipment, and what to expect during the season and off-season. All 7th through 12th grade students and
parents are welcome to attend. We are looking forward to another great season and would love for you to be part of the team! Please contact Coach Burtness at eric.burtness@mvpschools.org or Irondale Boys Lacrosse at idblax@moundsviewschools.org with questions.
CHEMICAL & MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALISTS MONTHLY BLOG
Mounds View Public Schools seeks to support students in learning, practicing, and modeling essential personal life skills that contribute to academic, vocational, and personal success. To support this goal, district Chemical and Mental Health Specialists are partnering to bring parents and caregivers a monthly blog about topics such as: having conversations with our children about mental health and substances, the connection between substance use and mental health, navigating support, and much MORE! Please complete this short survey if there are certain topics you would like to see in this blog related to helping our kids be safe and healthy! Keep your eyes peeled for these blogs and check out the district resource page for any archived blogs.
BOYS BASKETBALL TRYOUTS - NEW TIMES!
Sophomore, JV, & Varsity tryouts: Monday, November 21 and Tuesday, November 22, 10am-12:30pm
All participants must be registered before trying out. Register online here.
RALPH REEDER FOOD SHELF
- Thanksgiving for All Project - Thanksgiving bag with all the fixings. Please call 651-621-6280 to set up and appointment
- Operation Joy Holiday Toy and Gift Shop - Register your child (birth to grade 12) here.
For more info, see the flyer.
ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK!!!
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS REPRESENTATIVE VISITS
College Admissions Representative visits have begun. These visits will take place in-person in the Career and College Center. Check Naviance to sign-up.