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 A few quick notes from South:

  1. South Student Council is hosting our annual Costume Contest tomorrow! Students are encouraged to bring in a donation of $1-5 to support the Marge Crispin Center while sporting your Halloween costumes! Judges will consider a variety of categories, such as scariest, best DIY, best group, and more.
  2. Photo retakes will be Wednesday morning, 11/1. If you ordered a photo package but want the portrait retaken, be sure to bring your original photos back to exchange them. If you missed the first photo day this fall, be ready to get your picture taken on Wednesday!
  3. Next Tuesday, there will be no school for Election Day. If your polling place is South, voting will be held down back in our new gymnasium. 
    • Don't forget to Dine Out at Papa Gino's on that day to support the South PTO! 
    • The South PTO will host an Election Day Bake Sale outside the polling place. You can support the PTO in a variety of ways:
  4. Thursday, 11/9 is the end of Term 1. Make sure your grades are where you want them to be & contact your teacher with any concerns!
  5. There will be no school on Friday, 11/10 in observance of Veterans Day on Saturday, 11/11. 
For everyone trick-or-treating tomorrow night, be safe!


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