Monday Mail - 8/18/2014

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Monday Mail August 18, 2014: Please check our website www.sbaeagles.org for athletic dates and times.

Wednesday, August 20…….FINAL drop date for classes Thursday, August 21.………1/2 Day Dismissal (11:45) Meet the Teacher Night 6:30pm Wednesday, August 27…….Club Fair during all 3 lunches Balfour to meet with Juniors Thursday, August 28………All School Mass 10am PARENTS WELCOME Monday, September 1……...Labor Day – NO SCHOOL Tuesday, September 2……..First 2:20 dismissal Wednesday, September 3….First 2pm dismissal


Bowling Team Tryouts Dates: August 26, 27, 28 3:30-5:00 Place: Andy B's Bowling Center If you have any questions, email Coach Wells at wellse@sbaeagles.org

Class Retreat Dates Monday, Sept. 15th – Freshmen Friday, Nov. 21st – Sophomores Monday, Feb. 23rd – Juniors Tuesday, April 14th – Seniors

Football Cheer The cheerleaders are looking for a few more girls to join our team. If you are interested please contact Pam Gordon @rgordon2@comcast.net by August 22.

SBA Spirit Shop The SBA Spirit Shop will be set up at Meet the Teacher Night and also at our first HOME football game THIS Friday! GO EAGLES!


Lacrosse Fundraiser Socks We are sorry to inform you that the Lacrosse fundraiser eagle socks had to be returned. We are in the process of re-ordering and will let you know when they will be ready for pick-up. If you have any questions you can email us at sbaeagleslax@gmail.com. Thank you for your patience.

Engineering Club – ROBOTICS For all students interested in the challenge of designing a robot, the ENGINEERING/ROBOTICS club will have their first organizational meeting to discuss the project and competition for this year. This design project is sponsored through BEST Robotics Inc. and is hosted by Mississippi State University in Starkville. WE ARE GETTING FULL CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP for the funds for this competition. Our 'kick off' will be on Sept. 6. Students who are creative and have an interest in design and science are strongly urged to attend our first meeting in room B219 this Thursday, August 21, immediately after school. Remember, Thursday is half day dismissal.


Eagle Lane A Message from SBA Athletic Director We want to make the inaugural Eagle Lane festivities a big time for all, so I wanted to invite everyone out to Eagle Lane this Friday night! Grab your canopy, chairs, grill, corn hole games, and your koozie and join us for some tailgating fun. Several teams and clubs have already inquired about setting up. Again, please come and get involved. SGA will have a canopy as well as some of our athletic teams. There is plenty of room for your family, group of friends, team or club. Just pull into the football parking lot, drop off your things, and then park! A security officer will be there to assist you. We will have garbage cans set up as wells as cans for the hot coals. We will have music while we get ready to root the Eagles on vs. Kingsbury at 7pm. Eagle Lane will open at 3:00 for set-up until 5:00 and then the tailgating will begin from 5-7pm. We are planning special appearances also from our own school groups. Hope to see you out there Friday. I cant wait to see The Nest at its finest! Caleb Marcum, Athletic Director


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Presenting a NEW way to celebrate the St. Benedict High School EAGLES…

EAGLE UP !

SBA’s HOME Schedule

! August 22 August 29 September 19

SBA HOME vs. Kingsbury SBA HOME vs. ECS SBA HOME vs Horn Lake

Pack The NEST Night Kids Night Wild Game Night

Luau Theme Neon Theme Camo Theme

October 24 October 31

SBA HOME vs Cordova SBA HOME vs CBHS

Grandparent Night Trunk or Treat/WINGS

60’s/Hippie Theme Pink Theme

NEW “Eagle Lane” Tailgate Area 3pm-5pm Set Up 5pm-7pm - Special Appearances by SBA groups and SBA Pep Band 7pm – KICK OFF

Eagle! Lane!

Tailgating!Spaces!

Tailgating!Spaces!

XX! Power!Lines!

! SBA!Football!Field!

! Booster! Parking!Lot! !

XX! Power!Lines!

! ~ Tailgating Spaces will be First Come, First Served ~ Trash Cans Available ~ Alcohol Free ~ Security On Site ~ !



Home and School News So you have survived the first week. Getting back into routines, everybody up and out the door, lunches packed, homework assignments completed, class schedules memorized. So much excitement during the first week. Hope you and your students are acclimating well. Membership dues are still coming in through online registration from our Home and School page. We need everyone’s support and will be sharing information after our first Home and School meeting of the year on how we have faired to date. So please, if you haven’t already, go online and register and pay your membership dues or you can print off the form and send to the office with your student. Our first Home and School meeting is on September 9th at 8:00AM in the Faculty Dining Hall. Hope to see as many of you as can make it there. Even if you can only stay a few brief minutes, please stop by and say Hello and see about getting involved. As mentioned in last weeks news, we will be using Sign-Up Genius as a means to volunteer for all of our committees. You do not need a log-in for Sign-Up Genius, but it is easy to set up if you choose to do so. Go to www.signupgenius.com click green tab at top of the page FIND A SIGN UP then search the creator: sbahomeandschool@gmail.com. This will take you to all our current volunteer pages. Or to make it even easier, simply click or copy and paste the link below and be taken straight to the volunteer page. Our first immediate needs are for MONTHLY TEACHER TREATS on Sept 9th, Secretary and Co-President. THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE ALREADY SIGNED UP.

http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aadac29a7fa7-201420151 Sophomore Class Representative Volunteers http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aadac29a7fa7-201415 Junior Class Representative Volunteers http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aadac29a7fa7-2014151 Senior Class Representative Volunteers http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aadac29a7fa7-volunteers First Friday Adoration Volunteers http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aadac29a7fa7-201420152 Monthly Teacher Treats http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aadac29a7fa7-used Used Uniform Sale Volunteers http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aadac29a7fa7-copresidents Co-President 2014-15 http://www.SignUpGenius.com/go/10C0B4AADAC29A7FA7-secretary Secretary 2014-15 Keep looking to Monday Mail for more information. -- Romy Schaaf (rbschaaf64@att.net)


SBA SWIM TEAM Student Information Meeting: When: Where: What:

Tuesday, August 26 Gym, Wellness Room

Immediately After School

Completed Physical Form must be turned into Dianna Cervetti in the School Office no later than this day in order to participate in “Tune Up” or Tryouts. No Exceptions! th

*** Anyone unable to attend the after school meeting may speak with either Coach Wynne during 4 period lunch or Coach Pickering th during 6 period lunch on Tuesday, August 26.

“Tune Up” – Prep for Tryouts: When: Where:

August 27 – 29 (Wed. – Fri.) and September 2 - 3 (Tues. – Wed.) 3:30 – 5:00 pm Cordova YMCA, 7950 Club Center Cove

Try-Outs: When: Where:

September 4 or September 5 (Thurs. – Fri.) 3:30 – 5:00 pm Cordova YMCA

Family (Team) Information Meeting: When:

Tentatively set for Sunday, September 7 (potluck – more information later)

CARPOOL LIST The carpool list is now available on PlusPortal. To find the list, login to PlusPortal (plus portals.com/sba). On the parent home page, click on the arrow next to School Links and Files (bottom right-hand side of screen), then click on carpool.


HIGHLIGHTS INDICATE RECENT CHANGES St. Benedict at Auburndale 2014-2015 School Calendar August 7 August 11 August 12 August 15 September 1 October 10 October 13 October 14 October 15 November 26 November 27-28 December 8 December 19 Dec 20 - Jan 5 January 5 January 6 January 19 February 16 March 9-13 April 2 April 3-6 May 22

Registration Day First Day of School for NEW Students – HALF DAY First Day of School for ALL Students Assumption of Mary - NO SCHOOL Labor Day - NO SCHOOL Professional Day - NO SCHOOL Fall Break - NO SCHOOL Faculty Retreat – NO SCHOOL Standardized Testing – HALF DAY for 9-11 grade Seniors – NO SCHOOL Thanksgiving Break - HALF DAY Thanksgiving Break - NO SCHOOL Feast of the Immaculate Conception - NO SCHOOL Christmas Break - HALF DAY Christmas Break - NO SCHOOL Teacher In-Service – NO SCHOOL Classes Resume Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - NO SCHOOL President's Day - NO SCHOOL Spring Break - NO SCHOOL Easter Break - HALF DAY Easter Break - NO SCHOOL Last Day of School - HALF DAY


Eagle Café Monday

Tuesday

St. Benedict at Auburndale High School August 2014 Daily Lunch Menu Wednesday

Thursday

Friday 1

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Registration Day Come by Eagle Café to Pre-Pay or Sign Up for a Meal Plan!! Lunch Forms available at www.sbaeagles.org 11

Half Day

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New Students Only

Roasted Corn on the Cob

Mashed Potatoes

Hushpuppies & Slaw

Assumption of Mary

Cowboy Beans

Glazed Baby Carrots

Fried Okra

Blackened Tilapia

Peach-Glazed Chicken Breast

Kabob Style Beef

Chuckwagon Vegetables

Pacific Blend Vegetables

Herb-Roasted Corn on the Cob

General Tso & Fried Rice

Chick-Fil-A

TOSSED CHICKEN WINGS

Steamed Broccoli

Waffle Fries

Buffalo, Sweet Chili, & Potato Wedges

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Southwest Beef Brisket

Mac n Cheese

Ranch Roasted Potatoes

Mashed Potatoes

Green Beans

Green Beans

Glazed Baby Carrots

Italian Baked Chicken

Mexican Chicken Skillet

Pork & Potato Kabob

Chicken Cordon Bleu

Parmesan Roasted Romas

Black Beans

Whole Green Beans

Scalloped Potatoes

BBQ Nachos

Asian Style Hibachi

Chick-Fil-A

Fried Pickles

Fried Rice - Spring Rolls

Waffle Fries

Beef Stroganoff Whole Kernel Corn

Meet the Teacher Night

Lima Beans

Cheese & Pepperoni

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Thyme Roasted Turkey

27

Green Pepper Steak

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Polynesian Pork Loin

Country Fried Steak Mahsed Potatoes

Cornbread Dressing

White Rice

Rice Pilaf

Roasted Zucchini

Green Bean Casserole

Gingered Carrots

Sweet Potato

Field Peas

Parmesan Tilapia

Grilled Ranch Chicken

Crispy Baked Fish

Grilled Sriracha Chicken

Vegetable Lasagna

Italian Blend Vegetables

Broccoli Florets

Roasted Edamame

Pacific Blend Vegetables

California Vegetables

Chicken Quesadillas

Rasta Pasta with

Chick-Fil-A

Taco Bar

Fire-Roasted Corn

Grilled Jerk Chicken

Waffle Fries

Fiesta Rice or Beans

Hot Lunch 5 Grille Items available daily!!

Sausage & Veggie

Coming

New!!

Soon!

SUSHI!!

Smoothie Tuesdays

1 Entrée 2 Sides 16 oz Drink

21

Half Day

Chicken Pot Pie

Cheese, Sausage, & Hawaiian

Fried Chicken

Baked Spaghetti

Bottled Beverages not Included

15

School Holiday

25

Bread

14

Southern Fried Fish

18

$4.25

13

Turkey Pot Roast

John Wayne Casserole

Pay on the GO! Download the MPP App on

Chick-Fil-A Wednesday

your smart phone or tablet

Visit the website to view

Baked or Sweet Potato 2 Soup Varieties

purchases & set notifications

bar

Pizza Friday

www.mypaymentsplus.com


POST AWAY using our 14-15 SBA social media hashtag! We kicked it off today with New Student Orientation and we want it to last all year! #iheartSBA


Thank you so much to those that have already given to our 2014-15 Annual Fund through the Parent Giving Drive. If you were unable to make the parent meetings on Registration Day, we will be passing out the Parent Giving Drive cards again at Meet the Teacher Night. Our hope is that you will prayerfully consider participating and leave your card with one of our representatives as you exit this Thursday night. You can also give online at sbaeagles.org/donate. No gift is too small and EVERY gift counts! Thank you!


Uniform Policy Reminder UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS General guidelines for both boys and girls 1. Student uniforms are required from the time a student enters the building until the student exits the building, as well as lunch periods, between class sessions, etc. All other clothing must be stored in student lockers during the day. 2. Anytime a student feels the need to wear something for additional warmth, there are only seven acceptable options. o navy and white scarf with monogram o blazers with a crest logos o sweaters with a monogram o a navy blue monogrammed fleece jacket. o a navy blue monogrammed jacket. o a ¼ zip monogrammed fleece o navy cardigan with monogram

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All seven items are available only at Parker Uniforms. Should a family experience any problems with Parker Uniforms, please report any and all issues to our Director of Campus Operations, Ann O’Leary at olearya@sbaeagles.org. Students should be well groomed at all times. Hairstyle and color must not be a distraction. Abnormal styles and colors are not permitted. Wigs, extensions and hairstyles may not be distracting to the learning environment. Uniforms are to be cleaned, pressed and everything worn must be in good repair. There can be no strings, no holes and no writing on the uniforms. Shoes must not be open-­‐toed and must have a full back. If shoes are made for laces, then laces are to match the shoe color and must be worn or tied. Regarding color -­‐ all shoes must be brown, black or saddle-­‐oxford. No tennis / bowling / walking / jogging / bedroom slipper / slipper-­‐type shoes are acceptable. No sunglasses, nose rings, studs, body piercings or visible tattoos are allowed at school or while participating in extra-­‐curricular activities. Students may wear one necklace or choker. Students are not permitted to wear excessive or faddish jewelry. For a student’s benefit, all uniforms and personal property should be clearly labeled as the school cannot be responsible for lost articles. A lost and found is located in the administrative office. Unclaimed items are donated to charity at the end of each quarter (announcements are made daily prior to this happening). Shirt and blouse sleeves may be rolled up. Any undershirts must not be visible except at the neckline – and those must be white. Students may not wear printed t-­‐shirts underneath their blouses / shirts. The school reserves the right to make decisions about any items or styles not specifically addressed here and to send any student home who does not comply with these regulations. If extenuating circumstances exist that would prevent a student from wearing the uniform, these should be explained in writing by the parent and sent in to the Dean of Students’ office before the first period. Requests for an out-­‐of-­‐uniform pass must be substantiated with a note from a medical doctor (existing outside the home). If the request is granted, the student should present the out of uniform pass to each teacher. If the request is for an exemption to the shoe policy, the replacement shoe must be a predominantly white or black shoe with no flashing lights, neons, etc.


10. Fridays will be considered “SBA Spirit Wear Days.” In addition to what is normally acceptable, students are allowed to wear official SBA jackets, sweaters and sweatshirts as long as these are worn over the regular uniform. No other schools’ spirit wear is acceptable. 11. New for 2014-­‐15 school year (each Friday) is a navy blue polo (from Parker School Uniform) that may be worn in place of the overshirt for females and in place of the shirt/tie for males. Parker has two styles available: a dri-­‐fit which is unisex in sizing and a cotton blend which is a smaller/female cut. 12. SBA allows students to wear the official SBA scarf which is available through Parker Uniforms. 13. Students are expected to dress appropriately while attending extra-­‐curricular activities, such as dances, games, etc. (e.g. girls sports bras, vile messaging on t-­‐shirts, etc -­‐-­‐ these would NOT be allowed) 14. SOCKS for 2014-­‐15 school year: The SBA Lacrosse team was allowed to sell a Nike SBA Spirit sock. Due to popular demand, the approved sock was not available. The design that was available will be allowed for this school year. This is the ONLY exception to the sock policies stated below. For Girls Only one color of Parker Uniform fabric is acceptable but there are now three optional styles (two types of skirts, one jumper.) Skirts should fall no higher than two inches above the knee. The only acceptable blouses are available at Parker (both short and long sleeve) and are designed to be worn outside the skirts. • • • •

Solid white, solid black, solid gray, or solid navy socks only. Socks must be either 'crew socks' or 'knee socks.' Tights are acceptable in solid white, solid black or solid navy. Leggings are not acceptable. Shoes with full backs -­‐‘wallabee-­‐style’ is OK, ‘mule-­‐style’ is not. Colors are limited to black, brown or saddle-­‐oxford. No boots (hiking, western or army) and no slipper-­‐type shoes are allowed. Limited to two pair of matching earrings – only through the earlobe.

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Khaki pants only. (Pants need not be purchased at Parker Uniforms but they must be that same color of khaki.) White or light blue button-­‐down oxford shirts that must be completely tucked in and buttoned at the top. There are now four acceptable uniform ties available from Parker Uniforms. Ties must be tied properly and completely pulled up. Dark dress belt. Socks must be several inches above the ankle bone and be solid gray, solid white, solid black or solid navy. Shoes with full backs; ‘wallabee-­‐style’ is OK, ‘mule-­‐style’ is not. Regarding color, shoes must be brown, black or saddle-­‐oxford. No boot (hiking, western or army) slipper-­‐type shoes are allowed. Hair should be neat, simply styled, not below the eyebrow, the top of the ear or the top of the collar. Face should be clean-­‐shaven at all times. Sideburns should not be lower than the bottom of the ear. A school ring in addition to a ring on each hand and watch are considered suitable for school wear. No earrings, nose rings or posts are allowed.

SBA occasionally allows students to wear something other than the normal school uniform. (1) On Fridays, students can wear SBA spirit wear on top of their normal school uniform or the “casual” polo style shirt available at Parker School Uniform (2) Out-­‐of-­‐uniform days; and (3) Special costume days.


Guidelines for Out-­‐of-­‐Uniform Days 1. Shoes are required. Other than uniform shoes are allowed but none that are flip-­‐flop, shower style or distracting. 2. No clothes that are torn, ripped or frayed. No mesh, no holes. 3. No shorts. Girls skirts must be no higher than four inches above the knee. 4. No muscle shirts, tank tops, backless, strapless, bare midriff or halter style tops. No undergarments can show. No blouses or tops which expose the midriff when the wearer is in any position. 5. No profanity, obscenity or inappropriate printing or advertising. 6. No “costumes.” No hats. Normal jewelry rules apply. 7. No sweatpants, pajama pants, scrubs or similar items are allowed. WHEN IN DOUBT, ERR ON THE SIDE OF CONSERVATIVE DRESS AND BRING A BACK-­‐UP IN CASE YOU ARE WRONG. Guidelines for Dances Some dances are designated as semi-­‐formal, some are formal and some are casual. Students are expected to dress appropriately for each. Girls are expected to avoid unnecessary indecency. If there is any doubt, please bring ‘back-­‐up’ options. Guidelines for Special Costume Days If anything different is allowed – or disallowed – it will be announced in advance.


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