• Student Announcements

    January 11, 2023

     

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    Please get a pass from your teachers before 8th hour starts to leave your Advisory Time. 

     

    FHS Baseball meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 11th, during 8th hour in the FHS Commons.

     

    Seniors, please electronically submit your senior pictures to Ms. Williams or to Morgan Dix for the yearbook by Friday, January 27th.

     

    Students that check out loaner Chromebooks, please return them after each class so others have the opportunity to check them out. 

     

    Please check your school lunch balance. Payments can be made at the office to Mrs. Fletcher.

     

    Students interested in going to visit MATC on Thursday, January 19th must sign up with Mrs. Shepard and have a permission slip turned in by Friday, January 13th.

     

    Students: Please regularly check your grades on SIS so that you know where you stand in your classes. Keep in mind that in high school you must pass classes in order to gain credits for graduation requirements. If you have any questions about credits or graduation requirements, please see Mrs. Shepard. 

     

    FHS Bracelets are on sale for $2.00 to support our Pink Out recipient, Mr. Paul Beeler. You may purchase them in the library.

     

    If you didn’t order a FHS 21-22 yearbook from the last school year, we have extras for $40. They may be purchased at the library on a first come basis and will be sold until they are gone. 

     

    Seniors: Please do not park in the four parking places nearest the building next to the football field or the parking place adjacent to the disabled spaces. These are reserved for the Parents as Teachers Play Center. Thank you.

     

    ACTIVITIES CALENDAR

    January

    01/11 JVG/JVB @ Slater - 6:00 pm

    01/13 VG/VB @ Knox County - 6:00 pm

    01/16 VG/VB @ North Callaway - 6:00 pm

    01/17 JVG/JVB vs. North Callaway - 6:00 pm

    01/19 Sophomores tour MATC (Permission Slip Required)

    01/19 VG/VB vs. Brunswick - 6:00 pm

    01/21 JVG/JVB @ Salisbury - TBA

    01/20 JVB/VG/VB @ South Callaway - 5:00 pm

    01/23 - 01/28 Harrisburg Tournament

    01/24 Sophomores meeting with Jostens (Class Rings) - 10:30 am

    01/25 -01/28 All State Band @ Lake of the Ozarks

    01/27 MMEA Performance @ Lake of the Ozarks - 8:00 am

    01/30 JVB/VG/VB @ Salisbury - 5:00 pm

    01/31 Sophomores and Parents Order Ring Day - 2:45 - 6:00 pm

    01/31 JVB/VG/VB vs Western (Senior) - 5:00 pm

    02/01 JVG/JVB vs Slater - 6:00 pm

    02/06 VG/VB @ Paris - 6:00 pm

     

    Counselor's Corner - Mrs. Shepard

    ACT DATES - 2022-2023:

    Test Date Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline with a fee

    02/11        01/06                             01/20

    04/15        03/10                             03/24

    06/10        05/05                             05/19

    07/15        06/16                             06/23

    *The highlighted ACT test will be given here at Fayette High School. If you have any questions about the ACT, please see Mrs. Shepard.

    Mrs. Shepard has ACT study guides and flashcards that can be checked out. An email was sent out to juniors and seniors yesterday with a study guide pdf.

     

    Here is a scholarship opportunity for you all...

    The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide four-year need-based merit scholarship providing each recipient with the opportunity to graduate college debt-free, providing up to $6,000 each semester. After graduation from college, Hagan Scholars can apply for a two-year extension of their scholarship to attend graduate school or a professional school, receiving $6,000 each semester.

     

    Free workshops, Free Schwab Brokerage Accounts, and Free Study Abroad provide recipients with a practical understanding of important life skills not typically covered in the school curriculum.

    • Hagan Scholarships awarded to date: 2,933

    • Colleges and Universities attended by Hagan Scholars: 429

    • Hagan Scholars currently enrolled in college: 1,122

    Basic Eligibility Requirements:

    1. Must attend an eligible public high school

    2. Must have achieved a 3.5 GPA

    3. Must enroll in an eligible college or university

    4. Must maintain a 4 year or less graduation schedule

    5. Applicant’s Adjusted Household Income reported for Federal Income Tax Purposes must not Exceed $85,000.

    To apply, click on the following link: https://haganscholarships.org/application/.  You will need to create a new account before being able to apply. Let me know if you have any questions.

     

     

    The Coolidge Scholarship is a full-ride, four-year, merit scholarship that may be used by recipients for undergraduate study at any accredited college or university in the United States. Any high school junior who plans to enroll in college in the fall of 2024 and is an American citizen or legal permanent resident is eligible to apply (current high school seniors are not eligible to apply). Winners may use the scholarship to pursue any academic major. More information about the Coolidge Scholarship is posted outside of the library and the counselor’s office.

     

     

    It’s once again time for Howard Electric’s Youth Tour Contest. As in the past, high school juniors will be eligible to compete for a FREE trip of a lifetime to Washington D.C. as well as a $1,000 scholarship. In the past, we have had less than ten students compete for this scholarship, so the odds of winning might be better than any other scholarship. With that said, we would like to see this program grow, so in addition to providing a trip and scholarship to the winner, we will also award a $50 gift card to the sponsoring teacher of the winner.

     

    The students who have attended in the past have consistently said what a great trip it is. These students become college roommates, professional colleagues, and lifelong friends. For some, it’s a fun trip that later brings fond memories. To others, Youth Tour inspires kids to discover the adults they’re going to be, and hey, looks really good on college applications! 

     

    Contest winners will be with about 100 other contest winners from all over the state of Missouri, so your travel companions are really the “cream of the crop.”

     

    There will be 1 finalist as the Youth Tour winner, who receives a paid trip to Washington D.C. and a $1,000 scholarship. There will be 1 runner-up, who receives a paid trip to the “CYCLE” 3 day conference in Jefferson City where they will experience Missouri Government.

     

    This summer’s trip to Washington D.C. is scheduled for June 12th – 18th. This is a great trip and a great scholarship opportunity, so I hope you will encourage your students to take advantage of this. The runner-up Jefferson City CYCLE program is July 19th – 21st. I have included a couple of flyers that you can hang up at your school to help promote if you would please.

     

    Students will need to complete the 2023 application (which I have included along with the contest rules and FAQs) and submit it by February 24th. Only the application, which includes a short essay, will need to be submitted this year – no long essay like in the past. The five finalists will then be contacted to set up a short interview at the Howard Electric Cooperative office. We will then choose the finalist and runner-up on the combined top scores. Feel free to contact me at 660-248-3311 or via email at jvroman@howardelectric.com with any questions that you may have.

     

    Applications are now open for Missouri Credit Union’s annual scholarship program. To help member families cope with the rising cost of higher education, Missouri Credit Union will award 16 $2,500 scholarships to graduating seniors who are current members of the credit union, or whose parents or guardians are members. Recipients are selected based on financial need, scholastic achievement, and extracurricular activities.

     

    MCU’s scholarship funds can be used toward a four-year college or university or a two-year technical school of the recipients’ choice.

    The scholarship awards are available for members or children of MCU members. Interested students are invited to complete the application, provide a copy of their 2023-2024 Federal Student Aid form as well as their high school transcript, and share about themselves and their goals through a short essay and biographical sketch.                                                       

    For more information and to apply, please visit https://missouricu.org/college-scholarships/