DAILY BULLETIN
ANNOUNCEMENTS

High School:
High School Lunch Duty April 13-17:
Cafeteria: Hannah Trujillo
HUM Inside & Outside: Michael Martinez
MST Front Outside/Inside & Paolo Soleri: Mikayla Grey
Drama Club
The Santa Fe Indian School Drama Club would like to invite everyone to join their Dramatic Reading production. Come see your friends and teachers perform their hearts out! This will be on Wednesday May 13th, there will be popcorn and entertainment free of charge... be there or be square.

From the Counselors Corner
Congratulations to Mateo Rodriguez who was accepted in to the (MS)2 Math and Science summer program in Andover, Massachusetts. Have a great time!

PROM PROM PROM PROM
Juniors and Seniors. I hope you are all doing well and are excited for the Prom next Friday. Ticket sales will continue to take place next week on Monday 4/20, Tuesday 4/21 and Wednesday 4/22. Sales will be in the HS Plaza area during the lunch hour. Tickets are $25.00/person and we are only accepting cash.
If you plan on inviting someone who is not a student at SFIS, the guest form attached will have to be completed and turned in before you can purchase your tickets.
Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from the Prom. You can park in the parking garage at the venue or find parking around the area.
Please review the letter below from Principal Grimley and myself with additional information.


Signing Day
Come witness the signing of their letter of intent to their respective college choices on Thursday April 16th immediately after school at the Pueblo Pavilion. Congrats Kaycee and Brenna.

From the Counselor's Corner
Attention all students! There are SIX weeks left of school and the work you do now will determine whether or not you pass the semester. Now is the time to study, work hard, and prepare to pass all of your classes. Please talk to your teachers about any missed work, and always ask for help! Summer break is just around the corner. Let's go!

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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today."
— H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
WORD OF THE DAY
mayhem | MAY-hem
noun
Mayhem refers to needless or willful damage or violence, and especially to a scene or situation that involves a lot of violence. In a figurative use, it may refer to any instance of excited activity.
