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March 23 Announcements

WARNING - This is likely done before the cancellation of school

Seniors- The ASVAB results are in. If you took the ASVAB on February 14th, 2020, go directly to the Cafeteria on Tuesday, March 24th for 2nd and 3rd period to receive your score and the ASVAB interpretation of what your score means. There will be an attendance list and sign in sheet for only the seniors who took the ASVAB in February.

Just a reminder, we start our testing schedule. Monday is a SEQUENTIAL day and Tuesday is ACT testing. Wednesday is our usual day but then Thursday and Friday are MODULAR. So, for everyone who likes to sleep in on Monday...don't. School starts at 8 a.m. You can sleep in on Thursday and Friday.

The Day of Silence is Friday April 24th - This is a student-led national protest where folks take a vow of silence to highlight the silencing and erasure of LGBTQ+ people at school. Talk to Mrs. Adams in Room 204 if you would like more information about joining this demonstration against the silencing of the LGBTQ+ community.

Attention Rincon Seniors: If you are interested in singing the National Anthem at your graduation on May 21st, please inform Mr. Madrid by Friday, March 27th, your intention to audition to sing. Auditions will be held in April.

RUHS is hosting its second annual STEM Night on March 27th in the cafeteria from 5:00 to 7:00! Come by to interact with our STEM clubs and for opportunities with Raytheon, Caterpillar, IBM and more!

Hey Rangers and Penguins, Rincon Speaks are having a t-shirt fundraiser. The shirts cost 10 dollars and can be purchased at any time this week. We need to move fast due to spring break coming up soon. If you would like to purchase one, please email me, or you can come to the classroom amphitheater 301. The money is due at the end of the week. If you have any questions please email Mr. Copeland separately, or go see him in room 301.

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. The count has changed over to pounds. Julie had to do some math! Mr. Fosse has 6.27 lbs Mrs. Daniels has 5.95 lbs Mrs. Easely has 1.35 lbs Ms. Quigley has 1.29 lbs Ms. Perry has .44 lbs Ms. Arrietta has .42 lbs Mr. Wacklawik has .08 lbs Mrs. Callahan has .04 lbs We are collecting on today so be ready!

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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March 23 Announcements WARNING - This is likely done before the cancellation of school Seniors- The ASVAB results are in. If you took the ASVAB on February 14th, 2020, go directly to the Cafeteria on Tuesday, March 24th for 2nd and 3rd period to receive your score and the ASVAB interpretation of what your score means.

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March 23 Announcements

WARNING - This is likely done before the cancellation of school

Seniors- The ASVAB results are in. If you took the ASVAB on February 14th, 2020, go directly to the Cafeteria on Tuesday, March 24th for 2nd and 3rd period to receive your score and the ASVAB interpretation of what your score means. There will be an attendance list and sign in sheet for only the seniors who took the ASVAB in February.

Just a reminder, we start our testing schedule. Monday is a SEQUENTIAL day and Tuesday is ACT testing. Wednesday is our usual day but then Thursday and Friday are MODULAR. So, for everyone who likes to sleep in on Monday...don't. School starts at 8 a.m. You can sleep in on Thursday and Friday.

The Day of Silence is Friday April 24th - This is a student-led national protest where folks take a vow of silence to highlight the silencing and erasure of LGBTQ+ people at school. Talk to Mrs. Adams in Room 204 if you would like more information about joining this demonstration against the silencing of the LGBTQ+ community.

Attention Rincon Seniors: If you are interested in singing the National Anthem at your graduation on May 21st, please inform Mr. Madrid by Friday, March 27th, your intention to audition to sing. Auditions will be held in April.

RUHS is hosting its second annual STEM Night on March 27th in the cafeteria from 5:00 to 7:00! Come by to interact with our STEM clubs and for opportunities with Raytheon, Caterpillar, IBM and more!

Hey Rangers and Penguins, Rincon Speaks are having a t-shirt fundraiser. The shirts cost 10 dollars and can be purchased at any time this week. We need to move fast due to spring break coming up soon. If you would like to purchase one, please email me, or you can come to the classroom amphitheater 301. The money is due at the end of the week. If you have any questions please email Mr. Copeland separately, or go see him in room 301.

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. The count has changed over to pounds. Julie had to do some math! Mr. Fosse has 6.27 lbs Mrs. Daniels has 5.95 lbs Mrs. Easely has 1.35 lbs Ms. Quigley has 1.29 lbs Ms. Perry has .44 lbs Ms. Arrietta has .42 lbs Mr. Wacklawik has .08 lbs Mrs. Callahan has .04 lbs We are collecting on today so be ready!

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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March 23 Announcements WARNING - This is likely done before the cancellation of school Seniors- The ASVAB results are in. If you took the ASVAB on February 14th, 2020, go directly to the Cafeteria on Tuesday, March 24th for 2nd and 3rd period to receive your score and the ASVAB interpretation of what your score means.

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March 23 Announcements

WARNING - This is likely done before the cancellation of school

Seniors- The ASVAB results are in. If you took the ASVAB on February 14th, 2020, go directly to the Cafeteria on Tuesday, March 24th for 2nd and 3rd period to receive your score and the ASVAB interpretation of what your score means. There will be an attendance list and sign in sheet for only the seniors who took the ASVAB in February.

Just a reminder, we start our testing schedule. Monday is a SEQUENTIAL day and Tuesday is ACT testing. Wednesday is our usual day but then Thursday and Friday are MODULAR. So, for everyone who likes to sleep in on Monday...don't. School starts at 8 a.m. You can sleep in on Thursday and Friday.

The Day of Silence is Friday April 24th - This is a student-led national protest where folks take a vow of silence to highlight the silencing and erasure of LGBTQ+ people at school. Talk to Mrs. Adams in Room 204 if you would like more information about joining this demonstration against the silencing of the LGBTQ+ community.

Attention Rincon Seniors: If you are interested in singing the National Anthem at your graduation on May 21st, please inform Mr. Madrid by Friday, March 27th, your intention to audition to sing. Auditions will be held in April.

RUHS is hosting its second annual STEM Night on March 27th in the cafeteria from 5:00 to 7:00! Come by to interact with our STEM clubs and for opportunities with Raytheon, Caterpillar, IBM and more!

Hey Rangers and Penguins, Rincon Speaks are having a t-shirt fundraiser. The shirts cost 10 dollars and can be purchased at any time this week. We need to move fast due to spring break coming up soon. If you would like to purchase one, please email me, or you can come to the classroom amphitheater 301. The money is due at the end of the week. If you have any questions please email Mr. Copeland separately, or go see him in room 301.

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. The count has changed over to pounds. Julie had to do some math! Mr. Fosse has 6.27 lbs Mrs. Daniels has 5.95 lbs Mrs. Easely has 1.35 lbs Ms. Quigley has 1.29 lbs Ms. Perry has .44 lbs Ms. Arrietta has .42 lbs Mr. Wacklawik has .08 lbs Mrs. Callahan has .04 lbs We are collecting on today so be ready!

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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March 23 Announcements WARNING - This is likely done before the cancellation of school Seniors- The ASVAB results are in. If you took the ASVAB on February 14th, 2020, go directly to the Cafeteria on Tuesday, March 24th for 2nd and 3rd period to receive your score and the ASVAB interpretation of what your score means.

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March 12 Announcements

Good morning and welcome to the Thursday edition of the announcements before Spring Break. This is the end of Week Ten. I'm Julie, your Rincon StuCo Treasurer. And I'm Alex Wells the UHS Treasurer.

Just a reminder, when we return from spring break, we start our testing schedule. Monday is a SEQUENTIAL day and Tuesday is ACT testing. Wednesday is our usual day but then Thursday and Friday are MODULAR. So, for everyone who likes to sleep in on Monday...don't. School starts at 8 a.m. You can sleep in on Thursday and Friday.

The Day of Silence is Friday April 24th - This is a student-led national protest where folks take a vow of silence to highlight the silencing and erasure of LGBTQ+ people at school. Talk to Mrs. Adams in Room 204 if you would like more information about joining this demonstration against the silencing of the LGBTQ+ community.

Come on out to see your awesome Orchestras perform their Spring Concert, this Wednesday at 7P, here in our Auditorium! Admission is Free!

Attention Rincon Seniors: If you are interested in singing the National Anthem at your graduation on May 21st, please inform Mr. Madrid by Friday, March 27th, your intention to audition to sing. Auditions will be held in April.

RUHS is hosting its second annual STEM Night on March 27th in the cafeteria from 5:00 to 7:00! Come by to interact with our STEM clubs and for opportunities with Raytheon, Caterpillar, IBM and more!

Hey Rangers and Penguins, Rincon Speaks are having a t-shirt fundraiser. The shirts cost 10 dollars and can be purchased at any time this week. We need to move fast due to spring break coming up soon. If you would like to purchase one, please email me, or you can come to the classroom amphitheater 301. The money is due at the end of the week. If you have any questions please email Mr. Copeland separately, or go see him in room 301.

Hey Penguins! This week is Versus Spirit Week! today is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. Our first count is in. As of today, we are weighing the tabs in grams and Mrs. Daniels is in first place with 1082 grams Ms. Quigley is in second place with 284 grams Mr. Fosse is in third place with 196 grams We are collecting on today so be ready!

That's it from us. Have a wonderful, restful Spring Break because when we get back...Seniors, we can see the sunset! Have a great day!

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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March 12 Announcements Good morning and welcome to the Thursday edition of the announcements before Spring Break. This is the end of Week Ten. I'm Julie, your Rincon StuCo Treasurer. And I'm Alex Wells the UHS Treasurer. Just a reminder, when we return from spring break, we start our testing schedule.

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March 11 Announcements

The Day of Silence is Friday April 24th - This is a student-led national protest where folks take a vow of silence to highlight the silencing and erasure of LGBTQ+ people at school. Talk to Mrs. Adams in Room 204 if you would like more information about joining this demonstration against the silencing of the LGBTQ+ community.

Come on out to see your awesome Orchestras perform their Spring Concert, this Wednesday at 7P, here in our Auditorium! Admission is Free!

Attention Rincon Seniors: If you are interested in singing the National Anthem at your graduation on May 21st, please inform Mr. Madrid by Friday, March 27th, your intention to audition to sing. Auditions will be held in April.

RUHS is hosting its second annual STEM Night on March 27th in the cafeteria from 5:00 to 7:00! Come by to interact with our STEM clubs and for opportunities with Raytheon, Caterpillar, IBM and more!

Hey Rangers and Penguins, Rincon Speaks are having a t-shirt fundraiser. The shirts cost 10 dollars and can be purchased at any time this week. We need to move fast due to spring break coming up soon. If you would like to purchase one, please email me, or you can come to the classroom amphitheater 301. The money is due at the end of the week. If you have any questions please email Mr. Copeland separately, or go see him in room 301.

Hey Penguins! This week is Versus Spirit Week! Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day, and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. Our first count is in. As of today, we are weighing the tabs in grams and Mrs. Daniels is in first place with 1082 grams Ms. Quigley is in second place with 284 grams Mr. Fosse is in third place with 196 grams We are collecting on Thursday so be ready!

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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March 11 Announcements The Day of Silence is Friday April 24th - This is a student-led national protest where folks take a vow of silence to highlight the silencing and erasure of LGBTQ+ people at school. Talk to Mrs. Adams in Room 204 if you would like more information about joining this demonstration against the silencing of the LGBTQ+ community.

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March 10 Announcements

Come on out to see your awesome Orchestras perform their Spring Concert, this Wednesday at 7P, here in our Auditorium! Admission is Free!

Attention Rincon Seniors: If you are interested in singing the National Anthem at your graduation on May 21st, please inform Mr. Madrid by Friday, March 27th, your intention to audition to sing. Auditions will be held in April.

Hey Penguins! This week is Versus Spirit Week!
Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day,
Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day,
Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day,
and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day.
Pick a side and show your school pride!

CHOIR FAREWELL CONCERT
Please come and hear our amazing Concert Choir as they perform the music that will be performed on the infamous Carnegie Hall stage in New York City.
Also featuring special guest community choir: Encore!
As well as our Beginning Mixed Chorus, Adv. Women's Ensemble and Choraliers
Tuesday March 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council Pop top competition is in full swing. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. Our first count is in. As of today, we are weighing the tabs in grams and
Mrs. Daniels is in first place with 1082 grams
Ms. Quigley is in second place with 284 grams
Mr. Fosse is in third place with 196 grams
New update will go out tomorrow.

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online. Talk to Mrs. Bacal if you are interested. The deadline to apply is today.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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March 10 Announcements Come on out to see your awesome Orchestras perform their Spring Concert, this Wednesday at 7P, here in our Auditorium! Admission is Free! Attention Rincon Seniors: If you are interested in singing the National Anthem at your graduation on May 21st, please inform Mr. Madrid by Friday, March 27th, your intention to audition to sing.

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March 9 Announcements

Hey Penguins! This week is Versus Spirit Week!
Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day,
Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day,
Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day,
and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day.
Pick a side and show your school pride!

CHOIR FAREWELL CONCERT
Please come and hear our amazing Concert Choir as they perform the music that will be performed on the infamous Carnegie Hall stage in New York City.
Also featuring special guest community choir: Encore!
As well as our Beginning Mixed Chorus, Adv. Women's Ensemble and Choraliers
Tuesday March 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. Our first count is in. As of today, we are weighing the tabs in grams and
Mrs. Daniels is in first place with 1082 grams
Ms. Quigley is in second place with 284 grams
Mr. Fosse is in third place with 196 grams
We are collecting today so be ready!

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online. Talk to Mrs. Bacal if you are interested. The deadline to apply is today.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

That's it from us...have a great weekend!

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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March 9 Announcements Hey Penguins! This week is Versus Spirit Week!Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day,Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day,Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day,and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day.Pick a side and show your school pride!

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March 9 Announcements

Hey Penguins! This week is Versus Spirit Week!
Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day,
Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day,
Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day,
and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day.
Pick a side and show your school pride!

CHOIR FAREWELL CONCERT
Please come and hear our amazing Concert Choir as they perform the music that will be performed on the infamous Carnegie Hall stage in New York City.
Also featuring special guest community choir: Encore!
As well as our Beginning Mixed Chorus, Adv. Women's Ensemble and Choraliers
Tuesday March 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. Our first count is in. As of today, we are weighing the tabs in grams and
Mrs. Daniels is in first place with 1082 grams
Ms. Quigley is in second place with 284 grams
Mr. Fosse is in third place with 196 grams
We are collecting today so be ready!

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online. Talk to Mrs. Bacal if you are interested. The deadline to apply is today.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

That's it from us...have a great weekend!

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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March 9 Announcements Hey Penguins! This week is Versus Spirit Week!Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day,Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day,Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day,and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day.Pick a side and show your school pride!

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March 6 Announcements

Good morning Rangers and Penguins. Welcome to the end of week Nine of the semester. Hang in there for one more short week before spring break. I'm Julie Sanchez, Rincon Student Council Treasurer. And I'm Ashley Tapia from the UHS Student Council and these are your weekly announcements.

Hey Penguins! Next week is Versus Spirit Week!
Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day,
Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day,
Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day,
and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day.
Pick a side and show your school pride!

CHOIR FAREWELL CONCERT
Please come and hear our amazing Concert Choir as they perform the music that will be performed on the infamous Carnegie Hall stage in New York City.
Also featuring special guest community choir: Encore!
As well as our Beginning Mixed Chorus, Adv. Women's Ensemble and Choraliers
Tuesday March 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays. Our first count is in. As of today, we are weighing the tabs in grams and Mrs. Daniels is in first place with 1082 grams
Ms. Quigley is in second place with 284 grams
Mr. Fosse is in third place with 196 grams
We know the competition is young so get your tabs together. We have three weeks left. I'm sure we will have to switch to pounds at some point.

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online. Talk to Mrs. Bacal if you are interested. The deadline to apply is today.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

That's it from us...have a great weekend!

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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March 6 Announcements Good morning Rangers and Penguins. Welcome to the end of week Nine of the semester. Hang in there for one more short week before spring break. I'm Julie Sanchez, Rincon Student Council Treasurer. And I'm Ashley Tapia from the UHS Student Council and these are your weekly announcements.

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March 5 Announcements

Hey Penguins! Next week is Versus Spirit Week! Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day, Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day, Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day, and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

CHOIR FAREWELL CONCERT Please come and hear our amazing Concert Choir as they perform the music that will be performed on the infamous Carnegie Hall stage in New York City. Also featuring special guest community choir: Encore! As well as our Beginning Mixed Chorus, Adv. Women's Ensemble and Choraliers Tuesday March 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

We are picking up tabs today. The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Defending champ, Ms. Quigley, will be defending her honor. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays.

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Our NAU Representative Ms. Martinez will be in the College and Career Center Tuesday morning, March 3rd. If you are interested in speaking to her and would like to set up an appointment, please let Ms. Bacal know.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online at https://summeryouth.pima.gov/ High School students who would like to work this summer and get paid, should apply online and must submit a copy of your most recent transcript with your application.. Summer youth jobs are from 4 to 7 weeks long, you will work 20 to 40 hours a week, and get paid minimum wage. Positions are limited! A completed application does not guarantee you will enter a youth program. There may be more eligible applicants than available positions. If you have any questions, contact the Application Hotline at 520-724-9639. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 6th, 2020.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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March 5 Announcements Hey Penguins! Next week is Versus Spirit Week! Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day, Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day, Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day, and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

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March 4 Announcements

Hey Penguins! Next week is Versus Spirit Week! Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day, Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day, Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day, and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

CHOIR FAREWELL CONCERT Please come and hear our amazing Concert Choir as they perform the music that will be performed on the infamous Carnegie Hall stage in New York City. Also featuring special guest community choir: Encore! As well as our Beginning Mixed Chorus, Adv. Women's Ensemble and Choraliers Tuesday March 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Defending champ, Ms. Quigley, will be defending her honor. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays.

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Our NAU Representative Ms. Martinez will be in the College and Career Center Tuesday morning, March 3rd. If you are interested in speaking to her and would like to set up an appointment, please let Ms. Bacal know.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online at https://summeryouth.pima.gov/ High School students who would like to work this summer and get paid, should apply online and must submit a copy of your most recent transcript with your application.. Summer youth jobs are from 4 to 7 weeks long, you will work 20 to 40 hours a week, and get paid minimum wage. Positions are limited! A completed application does not guarantee you will enter a youth program. There may be more eligible applicants than available positions. If you have any questions, contact the Application Hotline at 520-724-9639. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 6th, 2020.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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March 4 Announcements Hey Penguins! Next week is Versus Spirit Week! Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day, Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day, Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day, and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

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March 3 Announcements

Hey Penguins! Next week is Versus Spirit Week! Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day, Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day, Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day, and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

CHOIR FAREWELL CONCERT
Please come and hear our amazing Concert Choir as they perform the music that will be performed on the infamous Carnegie Hall stage in New York City.
Also featuring special guest community choir:
Encore!
As well as our Beginning Mixed Chorus, Adv. Women's Ensemble and Choraliers
Tuesday March 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council has begun their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Defending champ, Ms. Quigley, will be defending her honor. Start saving those tabs! We will collect on Mondays and Thursdays.

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Our NAU Representative Ms. Martinez will be in the College and Career Center Tuesday morning, March 3rd. If you are interested in speaking to her and would like to set up an appointment, please let Ms. Bacal know.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsummeryouth.pima.gov%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7Cf0447750efa74feac69508d7bf7f65c8%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637188426425834005&sdata=xLZtCi8eEWk1Eyuhva1Li9jUgN51GlIeIRobB45MptM%3D&reserved=0 High School students who would like to work this summer and get paid, should apply online and must submit a copy of your most recent transcript with your application.. Summer youth jobs are from 4 to 7 weeks long, you will work 20 to 40 hours a week, and get paid minimum wage. Positions are limited! A completed application does not guarantee you will enter a youth program. There may be more eligible applicants than available positions. If you have any questions, contact the Application Hotline at 520-724-9639. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 6th, 2020.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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March 3 Announcements Hey Penguins! Next week is Versus Spirit Week! Monday the 9th is Flora vs. Fauna day, Tuesday the 10th is Princesses vs. Villains day, Wednesday the 11th is Goths vs. Preps day, and Thursday the 12th is 60s vs. 90s day. Pick a side and show your school pride!

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March 2 Announcements

Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council will begin their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Defending champ, Ms. Quigley, will be defending her honor. Start saving those tabs!

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Any Junior or Senior interested in talking to an Air Force recruiter, Sergeant Nathan Brady, Special Operations Recruiter will be in the College and Career Center Monday, March 2nd from 10:45 to 11:30 am. If any teacher would like to have Sgt. Brady talk to your class please contact him this week at 520-260-9344. Take advantage of this opportunity to speak with the Air Force, because they rarely make high school visits.

Our NAU Representative Ms. Martinez will be in the College and Career Center Tuesday morning, March 3rd. If you are interested in speaking to her and would like to set up an appointment, please let Ms. Bacal know.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsummeryouth.pima.gov%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7Caeca30d897044161905308d7beb63eff%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637187562372425791&sdata=VBix9uc6lnlfjVbfIzeGlrKaZTuZ6erFzG5k3V17gpE%3D&reserved=0 High School students who would like to work this summer and get paid, should apply online and must submit a copy of your most recent transcript with your application.. Summer youth jobs are from 4 to 7 weeks long, you will work 20 to 40 hours a week, and get paid minimum wage. Positions are limited! A completed application does not guarantee you will enter a youth program. There may be more eligible applicants than available positions. If you have any questions, contact the Application Hotline at 520-724-9639. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 6th, 2020.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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March 2 Announcements Auditions for next year's Intermediate and Advanced drama will be the week after Spring Break (March 24th, 26th, or 31st) and are open to everyone. No experience necessary. Get more information from Ms. Green and sign up for an audition time in the Little Theatre.

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February 28 Announcements

Good morning Penguins and Rangers. Welcome to the end of Week Eight. We have two weeks left until spring break and then it's all down-hill to the end of the year. Seniors, we can do this! I'm Julie Sanchez, Rincon StuCo Treasurer. I'm Alex Wells with the University Student Council. Here are your weekly announcements.

Our winter sports earned numerous region recognitions this season. Our girls soccer team earned a region championship. Congratulations to Toate Sika named Defensive Player of the Year in boys basketball, Loraya Rocha who was named Offensive Player of the Year in girls basketball, Region Player of the Year Makayla Thompson and Defensive Player of the Year Aerin McQuillen in girls soccer and Diego Arvizu, also Player of the Year in boys soccer. Well done, way to represent RUHS!

Congratulations to Paulina Hurtado on her third place finish in the State Wrestling Championship!

UHS knitting club will meet this Friday during second lunch in room SL101.

Mark your calendars for the Spring Campus Clean Up set for March 28th. Join us in beautifying our campus.

The Rincon Student Council will begin their annual pop top drive March 3rd. Please email Mrs. Nabours if you want to participate. As always, the tabs go to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. The winning class earns an Eegees party. Defending champ, Ms. Quigley, will be defending her honor. Start saving those tabs!

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Any Junior or Senior interested in talking to an Air Force recruiter, Sergeant Nathan Brady, Special Operations Recruiter will be in the College and Career Center Monday, March 2nd from 10:45 to 11:30 am. If any teacher would like to have Sgt. Brady talk to your class please contact him this week at 520-260-9344. Take advantage of this opportunity to speak with the Air Force, because they rarely make high school visits.

Our NAU Representative Ms. Martinez will be in the College and Career Center Tuesday morning, March 3rd. If you are interested in speaking to her and would like to set up an appointment, please let Ms. Bacal know.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online at https://summeryouth.pima.gov/ High School students who would like to work this summer and get paid, should apply online and must submit a copy of your most recent transcript with your application.. Summer youth jobs are from 4 to 7 weeks long, you will work 20 to 40 hours a week, and get paid minimum wage. Positions are limited! A completed application does not guarantee you will enter a youth program. There may be more eligible applicants than available positions. If you have any questions, contact the Application Hotline at 520-724-9639. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 6th, 2020.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

That's it from us, have a wonderful weekend.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 28 Announcements Good morning Penguins and Rangers. Welcome to the end of Week Eight. We have two weeks left until spring break and then it's all down-hill to the end of the year. Seniors, we can do this! I'm Julie Sanchez, Rincon StuCo Treasurer. I'm Alex Wells with the University Student Council.

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February 26 Announcements

Our winter sports earned numerous region recognitions this season. Our girls soccer team earned a region championship. Congratulations to Toate Sika named Defensive Player of the Year in boys basketball, Loraya Rocha who was named Offensive Player of the Year in girls basketball, Region Player of the Year Makayla Thompson and Defensive Player of the Year Aerin McQuillen in girls soccer and Diego Arvizu, also Player of the Year in boys soccer. Well done, way to represent RUHS!

Congratulations to Paulina Hurtado on her third place finish in the State Wrestling Championship!

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Serrano, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Attention all UHS Freshmen; Penguin2Penguin will once again offer an Outstanding Study Session, Thursday, February 27 from 3:30-6:30. Bring your own water and snacks and be ready to have fun while you learn! Great leadership opportunity for those of you doing great in your classes! Thank you, Ms. Hernandez.

Calling ALL Future U of A Wildcats- Come to a presentation on Financial Aid and Scholarships and learn how you can pay for college this Thursday, February 27th right after school in the Computer Lab.

Any Junior or Senior interested in talking to an Air Force recruiter, Sergeant Nathan Brady, Special Operations Recruiter will be in the College and Career Center Monday, March 2nd from 10:45 to 11:30 am. If any teacher would like to have Sgt. Brady talk to your class please contact him this week at 520-260-9344. Take advantage of this opportunity to speak with the Air Force, because they rarely make high school visits.

Our NAU Representative Ms. Martinez will be in the College and Career Center Tuesday morning, March 3rd. If you are interested in speaking to her and would like to set up an appointment, please let Ms. Bacal know.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

Looking for a summer Job? The 2020 Pima County Summer Youth Application is now open and online at https://summeryouth.pima.gov/ High School students who would like to work this summer and get paid, should apply online and must submit a copy of your most recent transcript with your application.. Summer youth jobs are from 4 to 7 weeks long, you will work 20 to 40 hours a week, and get paid minimum wage. Positions are limited! A completed application does not guarantee you will enter a youth program. There may be more eligible applicants than available positions. If you have any questions, contact the Application Hotline at 520-724-9639. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 6th, 2020.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 26 Announcements Our winter sports earned numerous region recognitions this season. Our girls soccer team earned a region championship. Congratulations to Toate Sika named Defensive Player of the Year in boys basketball, Loraya Rocha who was named Offensive Player of the Year in girls basketball, Region Player of the Year Makayla Thompson and Defensive Player of the Year Aerin McQuillen in girls soccer and Diego Arvizu, also Player of the Year in boys soccer.

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February 25 Announcements

Congratulations to Paulina Hurtado on her third place finish in the State Wrestling Championship!

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Serrano, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Attention all UHS Freshmen; Penguin2Penguin will once again offer an Outstanding Study Session, Thursday, February 27 from 3:30-6:30. Bring your own water and snacks and be ready to have fun while you learn! Great leadership opportunity for those of you doing great in your classes! Thank you, Ms. Hernandez.

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 25 Announcements Congratulations to Paulina Hurtado on her third place finish in the State Wrestling Championship! Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders!

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February 24 Announcements

Congratulations to Paulina Hurtado on her third place finish in the State Wrestling Championship!

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Serrano, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Attention all UHS Freshmen; Penguin2Penguin will once again offer an Outstanding Study Session, Thursday, February 27 from 3:30-6:30. Bring your own water and snacks and be ready to have fun while you learn! Great leadership opportunity for those of you doing great in your classes! Thank you, Ms. Hernandez.

Society of Hispanic/Human Professional Engineers, please drop off your permission slip ASAP in LL05A! If you do not have it, please make sure to contact your officers and let them know you are still attending our field trip! You can turn in the permission slip on Monday to any of the officers.

Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and Boys Volleyball begins this week. If you are interested in participating in any of these sports, visit them in the activities office immediately!

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due TODAY, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://az-tucson.intouchreceipting.com/ Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 24 Announcements Congratulations to Paulina Hurtado on her third place finish in the State Wrestling Championship! Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders!

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February 19 Announcements

Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is today Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest for best dressed at lunch to win a prize.

Rincon Speaks is hosting a fundraiser at Chipotle this Friday night. Get details from members and help them out.

Congratulations to Paulina Hurtado on her third place finish in the State Wrestling Championship!

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Serrano, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Attention all UHS Freshmen; Penguin2Penguin will once again offer an Outstanding Study Session, Thursday, February 27 from
3:30-6:30. Bring your own water and snacks and be ready to have fun while you learn! Great leadership opportunity for those of you doing great in your classes! Thank you, Ms. Hernandez.

Society of Hispanic/Human Professional Engineers, please drop off your permission slip ASAP in LL05A! If you do not have it, please make sure to contact your officers and let them know you are still attending our field trip! You can turn in the permission slip on Monday to any of the officers.

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and Boys Volleyball begins this week. If you are interested in participating in any of these sports, visit them in the activities office immediately!

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due TODAY, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Faz-tucson.intouchreceipting.com%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7C2328d16ab9144194da5d08d7b5483c31%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637177194257618325&sdata=EMvqdEzFZHPNZor9opYhww%2BHchfycqsT%2B14k3vD8azc%3D&reserved=0 Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pimajted.org%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7C2328d16ab9144194da5d08d7b5483c31%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637177194257628322&sdata=zA253MF%2Bs0F6X%2BTIslGnsIIqCDiu7v0FFNvzBe2zMO4%3D&reserved=0 JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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February 19 Announcements Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is today Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest for best dressed at lunch to win a prize. Rincon Speaks is hosting a fundraiser at Chipotle this Friday night.

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February 18 Announcements

Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest for best dressed at lunch to win a prize.

Rincon Speaks is hosting a fundraiser at Chipotle this Friday night. Get details from members and help them out.

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Serrano, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Attention all UHS Freshmen; Penguin2Penguin will once again offer an Outstanding Study Session, Thursday, February 27 3:30-6:30. Bring your own water and snacks and be ready to have fun while you learn! Great leadership opportunity for those of you doing great in your classes! Thank you, Ms. Hernandez.

Society of Hispanic/Human Professional Engineers, please drop off your permission slip ASAP in LL05A! If you do not have it, please make sure to contact your officers and let them know you are still attending our field trip! You can turn in the permission slip on Monday to any of the officers.

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and Boys Volleyball begins this week. If you are interested in participating in any of these sports, visit them in the activities office immediately!

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://az-tucson.intouchreceipting.com/ Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 18 Announcements Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest for best dressed at lunch to win a prize. Rincon Speaks is hosting a fundraiser at Chipotle this Friday night.

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February 17 Announcements

Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest for best dressed at lunch to win a prize.

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Lopez, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Society of Hispanic/Human Professional Engineers, please drop off your permission slip ASAP in LL05A! If you do not have it, please make sure to contact your officers and let them know you are still attending our field trip! You can turn in the permission slip on Monday to any of the officers.

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and Boys Volleyball begins this week. If you are interested in participating in any of these sports, visit them in the activities office immediately!

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The ASVAB is scheduled on Friday, February 14th at 8 AM to 11:30 in the Cafeteria for seniors. If you aren't there now, you'd better hurry!

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://az-tucson.intouchreceipting.com/ Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 17 Announcements Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest for best dressed at lunch to win a prize. Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!!

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February 14 Announcements

Good morning Penguins and Rangers. Happy Valentine's Day. This is the end of Week Six. I'm Alex Wells from UHS Student Council and I'm Ray Jimenez from the Rincon StuCo and these are your weekly announcements.

Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest for best dressed at lunch to win a prize.

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Lopez, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Society of Hispanic/Human Professional Engineers, please drop off your permission slip ASAP in LL05A! If you do not have it, please make sure to contact your officers and let them know you are still attending our field trip! You can turn in the permission slip on Monday to any of the officers.

Join the dance team us as we raise the vibration through action, art, connection, imagination and community...

One Billion Rising, https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.onebillionrising.org%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7C61c9400dbeca44b0e4a508d7b15a6d06%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637172874330497578&sdata=XaUdJwY2ytRiYIkdiFk4X0kSm4I50uL0GnUD2a3JlDM%3D&reserved=0 , is a global movement where every year on Valentine's Day people all over the world come together to rise up against violence against women and girls. You can be a part of this!

We will be Rising this year on Valentine's Day at noon ( we have a half day ) in front of the Amphi Building to read poems and DANCE!
If you would like to be a part of the movement, come to the Dance Room on Friday February 7th during both lunches to learn "Break the Chain," the official One Billion Rising Flash Mob that is done all around the world throughout the day on Valentine's Day.
Let's Raise the Vibration together and help to create positive change right here on our RUHS Campus!

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Rincon StuCo is selling Valentines Grams in the Cafeteria all week. Prices vary. Check them out. There may be some flowers left.

Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and Boys Volleyball begins this week. If you are interested in participating in any of these sports, visit them in the activities office immediately!

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The ASVAB is scheduled on Friday, February 14th at 8 AM to 11:30 in the Cafeteria for seniors. If you aren't there now, you'd better hurry!

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Faz-tucson.intouchreceipting.com%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7C61c9400dbeca44b0e4a508d7b15a6d06%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637172874330507567&sdata=Mke8sgPcu2%2B%2Fe0VOmY%2Bysz7iUEO7iJRw2eNYaLhUpe0%3D&reserved=0 Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pimajted.org%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7C61c9400dbeca44b0e4a508d7b15a6d06%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637172874330507567&sdata=CWIuHs8UnULzvynaFyEO8R%2FazU29HpVHo3chWQQK7o8%3D&reserved=0 JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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February 14 Announcements Good morning Penguins and Rangers. Happy Valentine's Day. This is the end of Week Six. I'm Alex Wells from UHS Student Council and I'm Ray Jimenez from the Rincon StuCo and these are your weekly announcements. Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break.

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February 13 Announcements

Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest at lunch to win a prize.

Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!! Thank you so much for participating in the 7th Annual HOBY Conference, please continue to be kind leaders! Thank you so much to the following juniors for putting on such a successful conference: Nathan Chabin, Sophie Lopez, Juan Lopez, Jen Ortiz, Ainsley Stratton and Mila Tomizuka!

Society of Hispanic/Human Professional Engineers, please drop off your permission slip ASAP in LL05A! If you do not have it, please make sure to contact your officers and let them know you are still attending our field trip! You can turn in the permission slip on Monday to any of the officers.

Join the dance team us as we raise the vibration through action, art, connection, imagination and community... One Billion Rising, www.onebillionrising.org , is a global movement where every year on Valentine's Day people all over the world come together to rise up against violence against women and girls. You can be a part of this! We will be Rising this year on Valentine's Day at noon ( we have a half day ) in front of the Amphi Building to read poems and DANCE! If you would like to be a part of the movement, come to the Dance Room on Friday February 7th during both lunches to learn "Break the Chain," the official One Billion Rising Flash Mob that is done all around the world throughout the day on Valentine's Day. Let's Raise the Vibration together and help to create positive change right here on our RUHS Campus!

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Advanced Drama will be selling sonnets all next week for Valentine's Day. For $2, a member of advanced drama will recite a poem of love or friendship to your valentine in their 6th period. Buy them at the table by the cafeteria Monday thru Thursday.

Rincon StuCo is selling Valentines Grams in the Cafeteria all week. Prices vary. Check them out.

Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and Boys Volleyball begins this week. If you are interested in participating in any of these sports, visit them in the activities office immediately!

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The ASVAB is scheduled on Friday, February 14th at 8 AM to 11:30 in the Cafeteria for seniors. Every senior in TUSD takes the ASVAB, regardless if they are going to college, into the work force or join the Military. The ASVAB is part of the school's letter grade, like other standardized tests such as the PSAT, ACT and/or AP Exams. On Friday, February 14th all seniors must sign in at the Cafeteria at 8:00 AM for attendance. The scores and interpretation will follow in about 3 weeks after taking the ASVAB, which will provide a list of careers that match your performance, potential and interests.

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://az-tucson.intouchreceipting.com/ Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 13 Announcements Hey Rincon and UHS, Go Western Day is coming up on Feb 19th before Rodeo Break. Dress in your best cowboy boots and jeans. Participate in the Rincon contest at lunch to win a prize. Hey Outstanding UHS Freshmen!!

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February 12 Announcements

February 12 Announcements

Join the dance team us as we raise the vibration through action, art, connection, imagination and community... One Billion Rising, https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.onebillionrising.org%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7Cbcc85a0a6f1a467fa27d08d7afc81964%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637171146341476397&sdata=FVAFenze6ElKmCZ4ss8K2lr7LjCK%2FIkX73bR0BnLvY8%3D&reserved=0 , is a global movement where every year on Valentine's Day people all over the world come together to rise up against violence against women and girls. You can be a part of this! We will be Rising this year on Valentine's Day at noon ( we have a half day ) in front of the Amphi Building to read poems and DANCE! If you would like to be a part of the movement, come to the Dance Room on Friday February 7th during both lunches to learn "Break the Chain," the official One Billion Rising Flash Mob that is done all around the world throughout the day on Valentine's Day. Let's Raise the Vibration together and help to create positive change right here on our RUHS Campus!

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Advanced Drama will be selling sonnets all next week for Valentine's Day. For $2, a member of advanced drama will recite a poem of love or friendship to your valentine in their 6th period. Buy them at the table by the cafeteria Monday thru Thursday.

Rincon StuCo is selling Valentines Grams in the Cafeteria all week. Prices vary. Check them out.

Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and Boys Volleyball begins this week. If you are interested in participating in any of these sports, visit them in the activities office immediately!

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The ASVAB is scheduled on Friday, February 14th at 8 AM to 11:30 in the Cafeteria for seniors. Every senior in TUSD takes the ASVAB, regardless if they are going to college, into the work force or join the Military. The ASVAB is part of the school's letter grade, like other standardized tests such as the PSAT, ACT and/or AP Exams. On Friday, February 14th all seniors must sign in at the Cafeteria at 8:00 AM for attendance. The scores and interpretation will follow in about 3 weeks after taking the ASVAB, which will provide a list of careers that match your performance, potential and interests.

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Faz-tucson.intouchreceipting.com%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7Cbcc85a0a6f1a467fa27d08d7afc81964%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637171146341476397&sdata=r631IKAT7%2BeZcptwATgzgnCMnS7XLFAVodN%2BDAmk968%3D&reserved=0 Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pimajted.org%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7Cbcc85a0a6f1a467fa27d08d7afc81964%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637171146341486391&sdata=sZEHyeqYRpNF0LyFdy3iI8FEcKrDGSIzTNSD6ZKeCmQ%3D&reserved=0 JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

JUNIORS: The Mexican American Student Services AND the African American Student Services have teamed up to provide 2 coach busses for the 2020 College Tours. They are going to Arizona State University on Wednesday, February 12th, Northern Arizona University on Wednesday March 4th and Grand Canyon University on Wednesday, March 25th. Juniors should take full advantage of this FREE opportunity. For more information email mailto:massdtusd@gmail.com or text/call 520-971-1077, or see Mrs. Bacal. Sign up quickly as space is limited.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 12 Announcements February 12 Announcements Join the dance team us as we raise the vibration through action, art, connection, imagination and community... One Billion Rising, https://nam04.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.onebillionrising.org%2F&data=02%7C01%7CJames.Lerch%40tusd1.org%7Cbcc85a0a6f1a467fa27d08d7afc81964%7Cbc7050e04bcc48099245ea8b65084865%7C0%7C0%7C637171146341476397&sdata=FVAFenze6ElKmCZ4ss8K2lr7LjCK%2FIkX73bR0BnLvY8%3D&reserved=0 , is a global movement where every year on Valentine's Day people all over the world come together to rise up against violence against women and girls.

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February 11 Announcements

Join the dance team us as we raise the vibration through action, art, connection, imagination and community... One Billion Rising, www.onebillionrising.org , is a global movement where every year on Valentine's Day people all over the world come together to rise up against violence against women and girls. You can be a part of this! We will be Rising this year on Valentine's Day at noon ( we have a half day ) in front of the Amphi Building to read poems and DANCE! If you would like to be a part of the movement, come to the Dance Room on Friday February 7th during both lunches to learn "Break the Chain," the official One Billion Rising Flash Mob that is done all around the world throughout the day on Valentine's Day. Let's Raise the Vibration together and help to create positive change right here on our RUHS Campus!

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Advanced Drama will be selling sonnets all next week for Valentines Day. For $2, a member of advanced drama will recite a poem of love or friendship to your valentine in their 6th period. Buy them at the table by the cafeteria Monday thru Thursday.

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The ASVAB is scheduled on Friday, February 14th at 8 AM to 11:30 in the Cafeteria for seniors. Every senior in TUSD takes the ASVAB, regardless if they are going to college, into the work force or join the Military. The ASVAB is part of the school's letter grade, like other standardized tests such as the PSAT, ACT and/or AP Exams. On Friday, February 14th all seniors must sign in at the Cafeteria at 8:00 AM for attendance. The scores and interpretation will follow in about 3 weeks after taking the ASVAB, which will provide a list of careers that match your performance, potential and interests.

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://az-tucson.intouchreceipting.com/ Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

Girls basketball is hosting a white out for Senior Night on February 11th. On senior night February 11th, students with ID will be admitted for only 1 dollar! Join us as we pack the gym!

It's AZELLA time! Time for our smart English Language Learners to show their biliteracy expertise. Testing begins for the EL's within the ELD classes on Tues., February 4th. All teachers are aware of the testing schedule, so if you need to know when you will test please ask one of your teachers, or stop by Ms.Marlowe's office in Rm 208. We will be successful! Thanks for doing your best.

JUNIORS: The Mexican American Student Services AND the African American Student Services have teamed up to provide 2 coach busses for the 2020 College Tours. They are going to Arizona State University on Wednesday, February 12th, Northern Arizona University on Wednesday March 4th and Grand Canyon University on Wednesday, March 25th. Juniors should take full advantage of this FREE opportunity. For more information email massdtusd@gmail.com or text/call 520-971-1077, or see Mrs. Bacal. Sign up quickly as space is limited.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 11 Announcements Join the dance team us as we raise the vibration through action, art, connection, imagination and community... One Billion Rising, www.onebillionrising.org , is a global movement where every year on Valentine's Day people all over the world come together to rise up against violence against women and girls.

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February 6 Announcements

It's a Rincon Spirit week! Thursday is partner opposite day And Friday is Network day. Faculty/Staff is WB, Freshmen are PBS Kids, Sophomores are Nickelodean, Juniors are Cartoon Network and seniors are Disney Channel.

The Winter assembly is Friday with UHS in the auditorium and Rincon in the south gym.

Reminder Rincon students: If you are registered for the African American Youth Heritage Day field trip tomorrow, Friday Feb. 7th, please meet in front of the auto shop at 8:15 to get on the bus. If you have not turned in your permission form, you will not be permitted on the bus. Also, remember NO Backpacks will be allowed at the event, so please do not bring them on the field trip.

Fuel up to Play 60 will be hosting a Play Day on February 18th during 1st lunch in the North gym. Bring your lunch and come play some activities!!

Intermediate Drama presents their spring comedy "Dearly Beloved" Thursday night at 6pm and Friday night at 7pm in the Little Theatre. Student tickets are only $2.50, adults are $3.50 and teachers get in for free.

Advanced Drama will be selling sonnets all next week for Valentines Day. For $2, a member of advanced drama will recite a poem of love or friendship to your valentine in their 6th period. Buy them at the table by the cafeteria Monday thru Thursday.

On-line gaming in the library after school will no longer be allowed. Those in the library for anything other than tutoring or school related work may be asked to leave.

The library is not a social hangout area after school. Again if you are just there to hangout, you may be asked to leave.

The ASVAB is scheduled on Friday, February 14th at 8 AM to 11:30 in the Cafeteria for seniors. Every senior in TUSD takes the ASVAB, regardless if they are going to college, into the work force or join the Military. The ASVAB is part of the school's letter grade, like other standardized tests such as the PSAT, ACT and/or AP Exams. On Friday, February 14th all seniors must sign in at the Cafeteria at 8:00 AM for attendance. The scores and interpretation will follow in about 3 weeks after taking the ASVAB, which will provide a list of careers that match your performance, potential and interests.

The remaining balance for the AP exams is due on Wednesday, February 19, 2020 (unless the student previously paid in full). Many students paid their deposit of $25.00 on November 1st, but now they must pay their remaining balance of $69.00 to the Finance Office. This can be paid in person OR online through their student's school finance account at https://az-tucson.intouchreceipting.com/ Username: Student ID Number, Password: Student Last Name - case sensitive. This is only for students who did not qualify for a fee waiver. If you or your students have any questions, please see Mrs. Bacal.

Pima County JTED's application is open for next school year. If you're looking to get an early start on college or a career, or just looking for a class that offers hands-on fun, take a look at the JTED programs at www.pimajted.org JTED offers real, relevant, get-your-hands-dirty so you can get a job in Career and Technical Education programs. If you have any questions about JTED see Mrs. Bacal, or go to their website for information on the programs, days, times and locations. The programs are first come, first serve so sign up early, before the program you want is full.

Girls basketball is hosting a white out both on Friday February 7th and for Senior Night on February 11th. On senior night February 11th, students with ID will be admitted for only 1 dollar! Join us as we pack the gym!

It's AZELLA time! Time for our smart English Language Learners to show their biliteracy expertise. Testing begins for the EL's within the ELD classes on Tues., February 4th. All teachers are aware of the testing schedule, so if you need to know when you will test please ask one of your teachers, or stop by Ms.Marlowe's office in Rm 208. We will be successful! Thanks for doing your best.

JUNIORS: The Mexican American Student Services AND the African American Student Services have teamed up to provide 2 coach busses for the 2020 College Tours. They are going to Arizona State University on Wednesday, February 12th, Northern Arizona University on Wednesday March 4th and Grand Canyon University on Wednesday, March 25th. Juniors should take full advantage of this FREE opportunity. For more information email massdtusd@gmail.com or text/call 520-971-1077, or see Mrs. Bacal. Sign up quickly as space is limited.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Rincon Seniors...there is only one senior shirt left. Go by room 215 if you are interested.

The Metropolitan Education Commission's Youth Advisory Council/Tucson Teen Congress (YAC/TTC) and the City of Tucson Parks and Recreation are pleased to announce the Dorothy O. Finley Outstanding Teen Citizen Awards! This is your opportunity to nominate deserving youth who have made a difference in our community, as well as improving their own life. If you have one or more youth that you would like to nominate, please complete the enclosed nomination form and write a 500-word essay for each youth nominee. All nominations are due by 5:00 p.m. on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020.

Lysa Nabours Rincon High School English Dept. Student Council Advisor

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February 6 Announcements It's a Rincon Spirit week! Thursday is partner opposite day And Friday is Network day. Faculty/Staff is WB, Freshmen are PBS Kids, Sophomores are Nickelodean, Juniors are Cartoon Network and seniors are Disney Channel. The Winter assembly is Friday with UHS in the auditorium and Rincon in the south gym.

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February 5 Announcements

It's a Rincon Spirit week!
Wednesday is sports jersey day
Thursday is partner opposite day
And Friday is Network day. Faculty/Staff is WB, Freshmen are PBS Kids, Sophomores are Nickelodean, Juniors are Cartoon Network and seniors are Disney Channel.
And Friday is also the spirit assembly.

UHS will host theirassembly in the auditorium and Rincon will meet in the south gym.

Girls basketball is hosting a white out both on Friday February 7th and for Senior Night on February 11th. On senior night February 11th, students with ID will be admitted for only 1 dollar! Join us as we pack the gym!

It's AZELLA time! Time for our smart English Language Learners to show their biliteracy expertise. Testing begins for the EL's within the ELD classes on Tues., February 4th. All teachers are aware of the testing schedule, so if you need to know when you will test please ask one of your teachers, or stop by Ms.Marlowe's office in Rm 208. We will be successful! Thanks for doing your best.

JUNIORS: The Mexican American Student Services AND the African American Student Services have teamed up to provide 2 coach busses for the 2020 College Tours. They are going to Arizona State University on Wednesday, February 12th, Northern Arizona University on Wednesday March 4th and Grand Canyon University on Wednesday, March 25th. Juniors should take full advantage of this FREE opportunity. For more information email mailto:massdtusd@gmail.com or text/call 520-971-1077, or see Mrs. Bacal. Sign up quickly as space is limited.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Rincon Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors: We are choosing next years' courses beginning Feb 3rd. It is extremely important that you ensure your StudentVUE is up to date! If you are not able to log in or have questions, please see your counselor, Ms. Bartlett in room 219, or Ms. Zulick. You will not be able to make your selections without StudentVUE access.

Rincon Seniors...there is only one senior shirt left. Go by room 215 if you are interested.

The Metropolitan Education Commission's Youth Advisory Council/Tucson Teen Congress (YAC/TTC) and the City of Tucson Parks and Recreation are pleased to announce the Dorothy O. Finley Outstanding Teen Citizen Awards! This is your opportunity to nominate deserving youth who have made a difference in our community, as well as improving their own life. If you have one or more youth that you would like to nominate, please complete the enclosed nomination form and write a 500-word essay for each youth nominee. All nominations are due by 5:00 p.m. on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020.

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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February 5 Announcements It's a Rincon Spirit week!Wednesday is sports jersey dayThursday is partner opposite dayAnd Friday is Network day. Faculty/Staff is WB, Freshmen are PBS Kids, Sophomores are Nickelodean, Juniors are Cartoon Network and seniors are Disney Channel.And Friday is also the spirit assembly.

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February 4 Announcements

IT's a Rincon Spirit week!
Tuesday is stoplight day
Wednesday is sports jersey day
Thursday is partner opposite day
And Friday is Network day. Faculty/Staff is WB, Freshmen are PBS Kids, Sophomores are Nickelodean, Juniors are Cartoon Network and seniors are Disney Channel.

Girls basketball is hosting a white out both on Friday February 7th and for Senior Night on February 11th. On senior night February 11th, students with ID will be admitted for only 1 dollar! Join us as we pack the gym!

Boys basketball senior night is February 4th. $1 WITH school ID.

It's AZELLA time! Time for our smart English Language Learners to show their biliteracy expertise. Testing begins for the EL's within the ELD classes on Tues., February 4th. All teachers are aware of the testing schedule, so if you need to know when you will test please ask one of your teachers, or stop by Ms.Marlowe's office in Rm 208. We will be successful! Thanks for doing your best.

JUNIORS: The Mexican American Student Services AND the African American Student Services have teamed up to provide 2 coach busses for the 2020 College Tours. They are going to Arizona State University on Wednesday, February 12th, Northern Arizona University on Wednesday March 4th and Grand Canyon University on Wednesday, March 25th. Juniors should take full advantage of this FREE opportunity. For more information email massdtusd@gmail.com or text/call 520-971-1077, or see Mrs. Bacal. Sign up quickly as space is limited.

10th & 11th grade UHS students interested in visiting our in-state colleges (ASU, NAU, & GCU) - there is still room on the AZ Colleges Tour taking place March 12-13! Please see Mrs. Palos in the CCCC ASAP if you are interested.

Rincon Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors: We are choosing next years' courses beginning Feb 3rd. It is extremely important that you ensure your StudentVUE is up to date! If you are not able to log in or have questions, please see your counselor, Ms. Bartlett in room 219, or Ms. Zulick. You will not be able to make your selections without StudentVUE access.

Rincon Seniors...there is only one senior shirt left. Go by room 215 if you are interested.

The Metropolitan Education Commission's Youth Advisory Council/Tucson Teen Congress (YAC/TTC) and the City of Tucson Parks and Recreation are pleased to announce the Dorothy O. Finley Outstanding Teen Citizen Awards! This is your opportunity to nominate deserving youth who have made a difference in our community, as well as improving their own life. If you have one or more youth that you would like to nominate, please complete the enclosed nomination form and write a 500-word essay for each youth nominee. All nominations are due by 5:00 p.m. on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020.

Lysa Nabours
Rincon High School
English Dept.
Student Council Advisor

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February 4 Announcements IT's a Rincon Spirit week!Tuesday is stoplight dayWednesday is sports jersey dayThursday is partner opposite dayAnd Friday is Network day. Faculty/Staff is WB, Freshmen are PBS Kids, Sophomores are Nickelodean, Juniors are Cartoon Network and seniors are Disney Channel.