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- April 28The last opportunity for students to take the ACT for concurrent credit is Saturday, June 10. The deadline for this test date is Friday, May 5. The minimum scores that ASU-TR will accept are Reading- for all classes, English- for all classes, and Math- only needed for Math classes. To register go to www.actstudent.org and register as soon as possible.
- April 28The foodbank and Bryant Schools will be offering food boxes to low income families with children. The family must have at least one child that is registered to get free or reduced lunches as well as register at the link provided. The food boxes will be available at Davis Elementary and the Food Service Warehouse which is by the softball field on the main high school campus from 4p.m. to 5p.m.
- April 27Senior students will have final exams starting Friday, April 28 through Friday, May 5 in their assigned classrooms. This is important for the final grades for seniors as it will assist them when graduating.
- April 27The AP Exam Schedules and locations have been sent through email for the upcoming tests. Contact [email protected] if you have any questions.
- April 13The Senior Survey is here! ALL seniors should fill out this form, as it sends out all final transcripts to desired colleges AND serves as the RSVP for the Graduation Ceremony. The Senior Bulletin has also been posted, including details about graduation, senior walk, life impact awards, and prom. Both the Survey and Bulletin were sent to emails, so find them on Gmail!
![With his hands in his pockets, freshman Jacob Atherley stands in front of the camera between scenes. He is the only freshman in a class of all upperclassmen. “It’s a little weird [being the only freshman], but I know I have a few friends in there.”](https://prospectiveonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/jacobcamera-900x600.jpg)
![Sitting at Spanish 2 teacher Kathryn Maus’s desk, junior Raquel Thompson reads over the script for her video. She volunteered to narrate the story, “El jabón Sexy Man.” “[The video] is unlike anything I’ve ever done in a foreign language class,” Thompson said. “[Maus] really went all in to it. She made sure we knew our lines, did a green screen and had a tripod for a camera. It makes it more fun and it makes you more engaged.”](https://prospectiveonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/raquel-900x600.jpg)
![Laying on a row of chairs, freshman Jacob Atherley smiles while he pretends to sleep. Students quickly crafted the makeshift bed minutes before the bell rang. “My Spanish I class was very laid back, and we didn’t do a whole lot,” Atherley said. “That’s why I don’t know too much Spanish right now, [but] the way Sra. Maus is teaching, it’s helping.”](https://prospectiveonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/bed-796x900.png)
