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Tuesday June 9th, 2026 

B - Day 

Lunch: Taco Tuesday! Taco Meat,Chips,SourCream,Salsa Lettuce,Cheese,& Black Beans,Fruit & Milk. 

Lessons: 

Chorus: 

Orchestra: Period 6 Group M 

Band: Period 1: Sax 6, Period 2: Flutie Ooties, Period 3: Group 10 & Clarinet 6 Period 4: Can I Pet That Dawg? Period 6: Bassoon 6 & 8th Grade Trumpets Period 7: Pencil Staches, Period 9: Croissants and Percussion 6 

Announcements:  

8th Grade General Music will be meeting in the general music room this week. 

Sixth grade chorus will meet in the general music room today. Please bring your Chromebook. 

Attention New and present NJHS members. All must be at our rehearsal tomorrow after school in the auditorium 

Fishing club will be going to Ooms pond tomorrow. We will be returning to the school by 5:30.

Spring Intramurals will be held Thursday after school. 

All are invited to the ⅞ Jazz Ensemble performance at Crellin Park, this Sunday at 4:00 p.m. 

Could any 8th grade boy planning on playing JV football next year, please stop by the front office and pick up information on signing up for an app from your Coach. Information will be available with Mrs. Rideout. 

Iready 

As we continue building our capstone skill of reflection, remember that reflection is about thinking carefully and honestly about your experiences so you can continue learning and growing. 

True reflection is more than retelling a story or explaining what happened. It involves recognizing your choices, understanding the impact of those choices, and thinking about how you can improve moving forward. 

Here is another example of reflection in action: 

“I was upset after getting feedback on my essay and felt frustrated at first. After thinking about it, I realized the feedback was meant to help me improve my writing. Next time, I will ask questions and use the feedback to make my work stronger instead of getting discouraged.” 

Reflection helps us grow as students, classmates, athletes, friends, and leaders. Nobody is perfect, and everyone experiences setbacks or difficult moments. What matters most is being willing to learn from those experiences and make positive changes. 

This week, take a few minutes to think about a moment when you were proud of your actions — or a moment you wish you had handled differently. What did you learn about yourself? What is one thing you can carry forward into the future?