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FALL FEST
WHEN: Sept. 27 WHERE: Bishop Park
HOMECOMING DANCE
WHEN: Oct. 18 WHERE: Middle school gym from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
BASS FISHING CLUB
PRESIDENT - Gage Marvel SPONSOR - Jason Scoggins, history teacher HOW CAN I LEARN MORE? - Speak to Scoggins in Room 8-24 or by email jscoggins@bryantschools.org WHY SHOULD I JOIN? - Joining will open students to meeting other students who enjoy the same pastime or to learn how to bass fish. Also, to help with organizations such as the Wounded Warrior Project. WHAT IS IT? - Students can participate in fishing tournaments against other school and each other.
TENTATIVE BEFORE SCHOOL
POETRY CLUB
ANIME AND MANGA CLUB PRESIDENT - Alex Trantham SPONSOR - Karen McManus, art teacher HOW CAN I LEARN MORE? - Visit McManus’ Room 10-221 or email at kmcmanus@bryantschools.org WHY SHOULD I JOIN? - It’s an environment for fans to come together to discuss all things anime, manga and anything in between. WHAT IS IT? - Anime is a type of Japanese film and animation that usually features hand-drawn or computer animation. Manga is a style of Japanese comic books and graphic novels.
MONDAYS AFTER SCHOOL
MODEL UNITED NATIONS
PRESIDENT - To be announced SPONSOR - Katie Smith, English teacher HOW CAN I LEARN MORE? – Speak to Smith in Room 10-324 or by email ksmith@bryantschools.org WHY SHOULD I JOIN? It is a creative outlet for writers and a place for students to discuss and learn about poetry more in-depth. Also, students will be able to participate in poetry slams. WHAT IS IT? - A club for students to discuss and write their own and other works of poetry.
LEADERS - Rachel Hacker, Matt Gonzalez, Hailey Squires, Destin Davis and Travis Cumming SPONSOR - Will Heatherly, history teacher HOW CAN I LEARN MORE? - Visit Heatherly in Room 8-25 or email him at wheatherly.bryantschools.org Why should I join? – A great way to put to use your love of culture, history and current events. WHAT IS IT? - Model United Nations is a simulation of committee meetings held in the United Nations. Students act as delegates from assigned countries, which they do in-depth research on.
THURSDAY AFTER SCHOOL
EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY AFTER SCHOOL
Nobody Knows A real tearjerker directed
by Hirokazu Koreeda about four children left to fend for themselves by their mother. A series of horrible events continue to happen to the children, and their lives seem to get more and more complicated throughout the movie. Advised not to watch without a full box of tissues.
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