Norris Middle School

NORRIS MIDDLE SCHOOL BULLETIN

March 14th, A Day

The 8th-grade choir students will head to the auditorium for choir class today, so we have instructed them to bring their bags to 8th period.

 

LOST ‘n FOUND - Please pick up your jackets / Lunch Boxes / Water Bottle

 

Middle School Track (7th and 8th Grade only)

Make sure you have all your forms and fees in before Monday!

Check with the Office to see if you have everything.

  • First day of practice will be Monday March 18th for girls and Tuesday March 19th for boys. Practices will be in the mornings from 6:30am - 8:00am. 
  • Track Apparel Store open until Thursday March 14th at 11:59pm

8th Graders

Dance team tryouts will begin on March 20.

Tryout practices will run March 20-22

6:45-8:00 am and 3:45-5:00 pm

Tryouts will be March 23 at 9:00 am

Tryout packets can be picked up in the office.  

 

8th grade students - Looking for a summer job?  NATS Detasseling is looking for positive workers aged 13 and up. Applications will open up on March 1st at www.notafraidtosweat.com. (Common questions/answers are found on this website!) Detasseling is a great way to develop leadership skills and build a resume that will attract future employers and colleges. 

  • Every employee receives a 25% discount on ACT prep from OnToCollege and anyone living in Lancaster County who has detasseled for NATS is eligible to apply for a LIBA College Scholarship.
  •  We have also seen great work lead to great friendships on our crew that last for life! 
  • Get a sneak peek with this short video. NATS_2min_V5_ENG 2.mp4  Applying early is recommended, as every year we do have a waiting list of workers.

 

YEARBOOK INFORMATION:  https://bit.ly/23-24yearbook

 

nsdV Broadcasting Help - The Norris Broadcast and Video Production team (nsdV) is looking for students to help broadcast Spring Athletic events (Baseball & Soccer).  We need motivated students who can consistently commit time to athletic events in the evenings.  Please see or email Mr. Carlson (andrew.carlson@nsdtitans.org)

We need Announcers for Girls & Boys Soccer (Play by Play / Color Commentary) & Camera & Replay operators (Baseball & Soccer).

 

 

Thought for the Day

Artificial Sweeteners - Not so sweet?

We all need a little sweetness in our lives. Unfortunately, sweetening your food or drinks with artificial sweetener isn’t the best solution.

Although considered to be safe when consumed in moderation (no more than 18-23 mg per pound of body weight per day), the sweetener aspartame has been linked to an increase in your brain’s vulnerability to stress, as well as potentially causing negative effects on emotions and learning when consumed in excess. Studies have also found that people who consume artificially sweetened drinks have an increased risk of stroke and dementia

 

 

 

 

 

Alternatives

  • Water is always going to be the healthiest drink possible. Add cucumbers, berries, or citrus fruits for added flavor.
  • Choose homemade treat foods and derive their sweetness from fresh fruits or specific vegetables – you can do a lot with applesauce and sweet potato!

 

 

 

 

LUNCH MENU

Classic Cafe:  Wing Bar

Grab & Go:  NY Style Buffalo Chicken Dip w/Flatbread Charcuterie, Chicken Caesar Salad

Diner:  Cheese Pizza, Pepperoni Pizza