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2:00 Early Out Wed., March 17th. School will be in session all day on Wed., March 24th.

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Thayer Central Activity Schedule

MON., MAR 8
R.E.A.D. Rally 10:30
Toddler Talk 6:30
R.E.A.D. Family Night 7:00
Board of Education Meeting 7:30
District Speech @ Cross County -Van departs 6:45

Menu: Hamburger/Bun/French Fries/Mar Birthday Surprise

TUE., MAR 9
HS Vocal Choir Clinician-All Day
Woodman Speech Contest
Parent Teacher Conferences 4:00-8:00

Menu: Breaded Pork Patty/Bun/Broccoli & Cheese/ Fruit Slushy

WED., MAR 10
Early Out 2:00
Woodman Speech Contest
Parent Teacher Conferences 2:15-6:00

Menu: Turkey a la King/Biscuits/Corn/Strawberries & bananas

THUR., Mar 11
State BBB
End of 3rd 9 weeks

Menu: Soft Taco/Rice Pilaf/Fruit

FRI., Mar 12
NO SCHOOL
State BBB

Menu: No School

SAT., MAR 13
State BBB

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Daylight Savings Time

"Spring forward, Fall back!" This Sunday, March 14, 2010 The phrase "Spring forward, Fall back" helps people remember how Daylight Saving Time affects their clocks. At 2 a.m. on the second Sunday in March, we set our clocks forward one hour ahead of Standard Time ("Spring forward"). We "Fall back" at 2 a.m. on the first Sunday in November by setting our clock back one hour and thus returning to Standard Time. read more

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Vocabulary Parade

Everyone is welcome to attend the third annual Vocabulary Parade to be held Wednesday, March 17th starting at 9:15 in the Thayer Central High School gym.  All students, whether with their class or as individuals, will be participating.   What is a vocabulary parade?  It is where a class or student selects a word and carefully constructs a costume they feel represents or displays the meaning of that word through costume.  Don't miss this magnificent (impressive, splendid) parade of costumed words! read more

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Titan AMC Winners

On February 9, sixty-eight Thayer Central students participated in the annual American Mathematics Competition (AMC).  The contest is divided into two sections—one for freshman and sophomore mathematics students and the other for juniors and seniors.  In each section students are given 25 multiple choice questions to solve.  Points are awarded for correct answers and un-attempted problems, while no points are granted for incorrect answers.  The mathematician with the highest point total is announced as the . . . read more

 
 

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