STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS•Tuesday • March 3 , 2020 www.searcyschools.org/o/searcy_high_school
JOSTENS: Jostens representatives will be on campus March 11th to deliver graduation items that have already been placed. If you have not ordered a cap/gown or other items, you may go to Jostens.com to place an order.
VARSITY CHEERLEADER AND LIONSTEPPER TRYOUTS: There will be sign up sheets in the east and west offices for girls interested in trying out for varsity cheer and Lionsteppers. There will be a mandatory meeting for all candidates and one parent on Tuesday, March 10th at 5:30 in the main gym. See Coach Simpson or Coach Cramblett for more details
CONGRATULATIONS to the Searcy High Chess Team! They competed in the Hot Springs Regional Tournament at ASMSA on Saturday and placed 3rd. State Tournament will be April 11 at North Little Rock.
CITY LEAGUE BASEBALL SIGN UPS : 15 years old and younger can participate. You can sign up in person at the Carmichael Center on March 3rd and 5th or online at https://www.searcyrecreationalsportsleague.org
THE ARKANSAS ASSOCIATION OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS (AACTEA) is offering two AACTEA Scholarship to high school seniors to supplement education costs beginning their freshman year. The scholarship awards are $500.00 each for the first academic year, and will be awarded to full-time or part-time students who enroll in an Arkansas college or university, including junior colleges, community colleges, and vocational or technical colleges.
Eligibility requirements include:
- Concentrator or Completer status on at least one Program of Study
- Having a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 grading scale
- Exhibiting a good citizenship record with no suspensions or expulsions
- Attempted or achieved an industry certification (ex CRC, OSHA, MTA)
- Planning to major in a demand occupation (listed on Discover Arkansas)
Interested seniors may pick up information in the Guidance Center.
THE ERNEST WHITELAW-DON KINNEY SCHOLARSHIP application is now available and the deadline to apply is April 10. In order to be eligible for this scholarship program, applicants must be of documentable Native American descent from a federally recognized tribe. The documentation required is a CDIB (Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood) card or tribal enrollment documentation from a federal recognized tribe. A copy must be furnished with the application.
Applications and further information can be picked up in the Guidance Center.
MCLARTY DRIVES EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP applications are currently available for seniors. Students must be legal Arkansas residents over the age of 15, scheduled to enroll in an institution of post-secondary education during the 2020-2021 school year and have a 3.0 GPA. Other details are provided on the informational flyer.
Interested students can pick up further information in the Guidance Center.
GIRLS BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: Attention all current 9-11th grade girls interested in trying out for the high school basketball team: Tryouts will be held in the annex gym March 30-31 3:30-5:00. All students’ interested need to fill out the tryout form found in both offices or from Coach Sitzmann. All needed information is found on the tryout form. You will have up until the start of day 1 of tryouts to turn in your forms.
FIRST ELECTRIC COOP YOUTH TOUR: Any junior whose parents are members (customers) of First Electric is eligible to apply for an all-expense-paid trip to the Electric Cooperatives Youth Tour to Washington D.C. on June 19-25.
Interested students can pick up information in the Guidance Center. The deadline to apply is March 13.
FIRST ELECTRIC IS ALSO ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THEIR 2020 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: This year, nine $2,000 scholarships will be awarded to area high school seniors. To apply, the seniors must be scheduled to graduate in the spring of 2020, and their parents or guardians must be members (customers) of First Electric.
Interested students can pick up information in the Guidance Center.
SHS PROM CLOSET: SHS Students attending the SHS prom and would like to take advantage of the new or gently worn prom dresses, men’s suites/ties, shoes, purses and jewelry are invited to visit the SHS Prom Closet on the designated shopping days. Students may also sign up for the cosmetic services offered on the day of the prom at the Searcy High School Performing Arts Center makeup room. The shopping days for the prom closet will be Tuesday, March 10th and Wednesday, April 8th Searcy High School Performing Arts Center- 3rd Floor. 3:05-5:00 P.M.
UNITY HEALTH CAMP: Unity Health will offer a free summer enrichment program designed to inform students about medical careers. This camp is for rising 11th and 12th graders and will run June 15-19. Interested students can pick up more information in the Guidance Center.
STUDENT-VIEW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: The 2020 Student-View Scholarship Program is offering $12.000 worth of scholarships to high school seniors who plan to attend a four-year college, community/junior College or career school. It’s quick and easy to apply: Long on to www.student-view.com and complete a 15-20 minute application survey about colleges in your area. The scholarship will be awarded via a random drawing of all completed applications. The winner will be announced in May, 2020.
Local scholarships: are now being posted to the Searcy High School website. Please download them and complete them. Please follow the instructions of each one closely. http://www.searcyschools.org/o/searcy-high-school/browse/70622
CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS:
IMPORTANT DATES:
SPORTS & FINE ARTS SCHEDULE:
3/5- Jacksonville @ SHS Softball
3/6- SHS Lady Lions Soccer @ Benton
3/6-7- SHS Lions Soccer @ Cabot
3/7- SHS Softball Taylor Roark Tournament (Sherwood)
