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Thursday, March 5th, 2026 

A- Day 

Lunch: Chicken Fajitas- seasoned chicken with 2 tortillas, salsa, sour cream, peppers, onions, corn, fruit, milk 

Lessons: 

Chorus: None 

Orchestra: Period 1: Group H, Period 3: Group I, Period 5: Group G 

Band: Period 1 Group 7, Period 2 Group 8, Period 3 Group 9, Period 5 Pink Fluffy Unicorns, Period 9- Bass clarinet 7 

Announcements: 

Art club will be meeting after school today- please sign up for late bus if necessary. For Intramurals this afternoon, the activities will be Volleyball and Floor Hockey. Sixth grade all County chorus will meet after school in the general music room today There is an open gym for modified baseball, this Friday at MED from 3-4:30. 

Students who performed last night in All county- great work in rehearsals. I heard you sounded great and were well-behaved. Keep it up!

Organization isn’t just about neat binders and tidy backpacks. It’s about managing your time and priorities. It means breaking big assignments into smaller steps instead of waiting until the night before. It means cleaning out your backpack before papers disappear forever. It means setting reminders for yourself and actually following through. 

Organized students don’t hope things get done — they make a plan and stick to it. They know what their goals are for the week, not just for the next class period. They use study time wisely instead of saying, “I’ll do it later.” 

Staying organized builds independence. It shows maturity. And it sends a clear message: you’re serious about your success. As we continue focusing on organization this month, ask yourself — are you running your day, or is your day running you?