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Daily Morning Announcements
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Today is Monday, March 18th, and it is a BLACK Day
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Juniors! Junior Prom Ticket sales will end on March 25th. Get yours now by scanning the QR Code in the main office.
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Applications for the 24-25 Partnership Team are now available in H218. The partnership is looking for 20 current Juniors who wish to participate in Service Learning during their Senior year. Applications are due by April 12th, 2024.
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Reminder that students observing Ramadan should you want an alternative to the cafeteria, you can report to room B217. Students who are looking for a place to pray during Lunch & Learn can use Room D108 in the main lobby area. This location is available during Lunch & Learn only.
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Do you like money? Do you want to work in the community? Come to the student opportunities fair on March 21st at 6:30 PM in the aux gym and learn about places offering Full and Part-time Employment.
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On March 21, people worldwide celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing brightly colored, mismatched socks. If you’re in need of mismatched socks, you can buy them from the Life Skills program for $5. Student order forms are posted around the building.
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Shout out to the Hatter Robotics Team who ranked 12th out of 33 teams at the Montgomery District competition this weekend. Congratulations to Sophomore Colin Daly who was named a Dean's list finalist at the event. The team was also awarded the Creativity Award and is looking forward to the District Championship at Lehigh University in three weeks.
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This past weekend the indoor percussion competed at North Penn and they came in 1st place. They will travel next weekend to the Regional Championship in Toms River, NJ. The indoor guard competed in the regional championship this weekend and came in 5th place in their class. This weekend the guard will host 23 other color guards here at HH for their home show. All are welcome to attend, the show starts at 3:30pm.
LUNCH & LEARN
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TODAY and TOMORROW, Interact will be putting together HOPE Bags for those in need. Stop by Room A125 during Learn 1 or 2, to help and gain some volunteer hours in the process.
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There is a meditation and Mindfulness meeting TODAY during Learn 2, in Room H206.
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Attention Hatter Ladies. Interested in playing Tennis this coming Fall? Please come to the Girls Tennis meeting next Wednesday, March 20 during Learn 1 in A125. Any questions please stop by F213 to see Coach Dee.
In the World of Sports
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The Spring National Letter of Intent Signing for Seniors who have committed to play a sport in college will take place on Thursday, May 16, at 3:00 p.m., in the Stadium. To be considered for the signing event, any student-athlete interested in signing must complete the NLI questionnaire – you can find the QR Code for the questionnaire in the main office. Stop by the Athletic Office for questions.
In This Today’s Action:
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The girl’s lacrosse team will play an away game at Bensalem today at 5 PM.
Be Responsible, Be Respectful, Be Engaged, Be Safe
Please stand for the pledge
Our Women’s History Month Fact of the Day. Did you know that … An original Rosie the Riveter, Bucks County resident Mae Krier, who turns 98 next week, will receive a Congressional Medal of Honor – the oldest and highest civilian award – for her contributions to America’s victory in World War II. Mae, the great aunt of HH Social Studies teacher Miss Krier, was eager to join the war effort in what was then “a man’s world.” For two years, she helped build B-17 bombers in Seattle for 93 cents per hour, half of what men earned. Krier will receive her medal in a special ceremony at the Capitol on April 10. THE MORE YOU KNOW
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