St. Joe Bear News

Wind-Up: Parents, Did you miss the last issue of the Wind-Up, which includes a 40-page literary magazine? The staff can still fill orders. For $2, you can get both issue #7 (a senior focus) and the 2016 literary magazine, which features art and writing pieces from 9th-12th grade students.  Email the WU with your order. Sjhswindup@gmail.com Sincerely, Jamie Fry, Editor-In-Chief Mikayla Dunaj, Managing Editor Conall Curran, Literary Magazine Editor Joyce Hunter, Adviser   Athletic News: Sport Physicals are tomorrow June 1 st @ SJHS Fieldhouse ·       5pm for girls ·       6pm for boys District Baseball and Softball – Saturday June 4 th @ SJHS ·       SJ softball plays at 10am ·       SJ baseball plays at 12:30pm SJHS Summer Boys Basketball Camp ·       Grades 1 st -9 th ·       June 13 th -16 th and June 20 th -21 st ·       Forms can be accessed on athletic website All athletic summer c

Sr. Service Projects You’re Invited to our Senior Service Project Showcase  Tuesday, May 24th 2016  8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. at St. Joseph High School  This semester, our 21st Literature and Writing seniors have been busy designing and executing Senior Service Projects — a  real-world  project imagined by students to positivity impact our communities.  From directing a theatrical production to hosting a benefit concert for the Southwest Michigan Out Center, students have spent the semester making our world a better place.  On the morning of  Tuesday, May 24 th ,  80 seniors will have the opportunity to showcase their extensive learning activities and outcomes of the community service projects with a formal presentation.  All 80 seniors will present in front of community-member judges throughout the morning of May 24th, 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.  A schedule of presentation is now available. Check out the schedule by clicking this link.  We look forwa

                                          Sr. Service Projects You’re Invited to our Senior Service Project Showcase  Tuesday, May 24th 2016  8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. at St. Joseph High School  This semester, our 21st Literature and Writing seniors have been busy designing and executing Senior Service Projects — a  real-world  project imagined by students to positivity impact our communities.  From  directing a theatrical production to hosting a benefit concert for the Southwest Michigan Out Center, students have spent the semester making our world a better place.  On the morning of  Tuesday, May 24 th ,  80 seniors will have the opportunity to showcase their extensive learning activities and outcomes of the community service projects with a formal presentation.  All 80 seniors will present in front of community-member judges throughout the morning of May 24th,  8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.  A schedule of presentation is now available. Check out