Volunteers

If any student would want to help please pass this along. 

We are having a recycling event on May 12 from 9am-2pm and need a few volunteers. They will help ladies unload tires and recyclable items from their cars, etc. Not hard work. Also any volunteers from Earth Day projects would be welcome. They or their teachers can reach me at 434-1129.

 

Chuck Surface

Director of Economic Development

Prom Pictures

Pick up your prom pictures in room 604 (Mrs. Daugherty's room) if you have not already done so.

Book Club

Book Club's final meeting of the year will be Thursday, May 10 at 2:45, immediately following study hall. We will be discussing the novel Why We Broke Up. If you have any questions, ask Ms. Soper in room 703. 

FCA

FCA will start back up next school year. If you are interested in FCA camp this summer, see Mrs. Smith in room 602.  Most of the camp cost is covered.

FTA

Any FTA member attending tomorrow's penpal meeting needs to see Mrs. Sears today!

Art Show

The All School Art Show will be in the cafeteria tonight from 6-9 during the band concert

Freeman Health Academy High School Summer Camps

Freeman Health Academy will be offering 3 separate week long healthcare summer camps for high school students. The camps will be full of hands-on and experiential learning related to healthcare careers, life skills, and job searching skills. Students will not only learn hands-on but they will also get to practice the skills learned in a controlled learning environment. Each camp will consist of 75 students from Jasper, Newton and McDonald County.

 

The camps we will be offering are Crash Course, Nurse Camp, and Healthcare Career Camp. Each Camp will be a week long day camp. Below are the tentative modules that we will be covering at each camp.

 

Modules common to all camps:

·         Welcome to Freeman / HIPAA

·         Healthcare Reform: 2020

·         American Heart Association BLS training and certification

·         Client Status

·         Medical Terminology / Health Literacy

·         Infection Control

·         IT Environment

·         Cultural Competency

·         Job Search Skills & Career Ladder

 

Crash Course: Emergency Department and EMT Careers

·         Patient Assessment

·         Triaging

·         EMS Operations (call center tour)

·         Emergency Care

§  EMS

§  Eaglemed

§  Emergency Dept

·         Trauma Skills

·         Disaster Response

 

Nurse Camp:

·         Patient Assessment

·         Body Mechanics

·         Nutrition and Wellness

·         Patient Comfort

·         Healthy Conflict Skills

·         Phlebotomy

·         Skills Labs

·         Nursing Administration

 

Healthcare Career Camp (introduction to a variety of healthcare career areas) :

·         Radiology

·         Physical Therapy

·         Occupational Therapy

·         Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation

·         Speech Therapy

·         Respiratory Therapy

·         Physical Exams

·         Specialty Fields (ENT, Cardiology, Oncology)

·         Clinic Management / Patient Centered Medical Home

 

See Mrs. Talbott if you are interested.

Spring Fever Reliever

Next Monday, May 7, Student Council will be hosting Spring Fever Reliever to celebrate the end of the school year.  There will be lots of fun activities such as inflatables, face painting, snow cones, movies, Wii Sports, Mario Kart, Dance Central, photo booth, make up bruises, and more.  There will also be lots of raffle prizes such as gift certificates for restaurants, hair, nails, tanning, t-shirts, cologne, and more.  In addition there will be a college fair with representatives from vocational schools, four-year universities, and local cosmetology schools.

All students may wear knee-length shorts all day on Monday.  You may also want to wear a t-shirt that can be signed by friends.

Seniors

Any senior still interested in doing the Student Lip Sync at Project Graduation, please see Mrs. Reed in 305 before you leave today.  If she happens to be gone, leave your name and phone number on the bulletin board by her room and she will call you tonight.

Student/Staff of the Month

Congratulations to Alex Skiles, the May Student of the Month, and Pam the Custodian, the May Staff of the Month.  Both will enjoy lunch provided by Bamboo.  Thanks to both of them for making Webb City High School a more positive place!

Rooting for Joplin

All students participating in the Rooting for Joplin service project on Saturday need to be at MSSU by 8:45.  If you can no longer attend see Mr. Manning in room 100 by Thursday.  

Girls Soccer

Girls Soccer Meeting on May 8th at 7:15am in Coach Moser's room. 

NHS

National Honor Society members be sure to arrive Friday at 5:30 dress clothes for lineup prior to Induction Ceremony.

Art Club and National Art Honor Society

Art Club and National Art Honor Society will take pictures next Tues morning at 7:15

JROTC

JROTC cadets signed up for the canoe trip meet at the bus turn-around at 0745 on Saturday morning.  Have $5 and a lunch for the day.  Sunscreen and closed-toe shoes are mandatory. 

Seniors

Any senior still interested in doing the Student Lip Sync at Project Graduation, please see Mrs. Reed in 305 before you leave today.  If she happens to be gone, leave your name and phone number on the bulletin board by her room and she will call you tonight.

Attention students wanting to earn tutoring hours this summer.  

Hours can be earned at Webster, Middle School and Madge T James summer schools.

The principals of those summer schools are Tammy Thomas, Dr, Dustin Storm and Amanda Green.  They prefer to talk to volunteers prior to the first day of summer school.   You can pick up information at Mrs. Rose's office or the counselors' office.

If you do not talk to them prior to summer school and later decide you want to volunteer you can still go to the schools and visit with the principals about volunteering.

YOU NEED TO SIGN IN AND OUT AT THE SCHOOL'S OFFICE EACH TIME YOU VOLUNTEER.  YOU MUST KEEP YOUR OWN LOG FOR YOUR VOLUNTEER TIME.  LOGS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE COUNSELORS OFFICE AND IN MRS. ROSE'S OFFICE.  DO NOT SET UP TUTORING ON YOUR OWN WITH AN INDIVIDUAL TEACHER.  THE PRINCIPAL WILL ASSIGN YOUR TUTORING ROOM.

There are NO volunteer opportunities at the junior high or high school summer schools.

announcements

Attention students who will be senior and junior Honor Diploma students NEXT YEAR!

Truman Fireworks Night is scheduled for Friday, May 4th, 6:00 PM - after dark.  It will be held at Christ Church of Oronogo.  You can earn 3 hours of community service for the Honor Diploma.  Be aware however, this is the night of the high school awards assembly.  YOU CAN GO HELP AFTER THE AWARDS ASSEMBLY IF THERE IS TIME.