ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Lunch

Announcements:

Miss Martindale’s A2 and A3 need to meet in the 8B computer lab!

These students need to see Mr. Killian this week during Tutorials  or at 3:45 to fill out the paper work for the Visual Arts Scholastic Event:

Jasmin Brown

Landry Bulls

Bianka Corneilo

Angel Guerara

Coleman Jackson

Luis Corrillo

Sy;as Sanders

Tyvasia Smith

Tim Hall

Nyia Young

Do you have a talent that you would like to share with your fellow Mustangs?  If so, you may pick up an Audition Form from Mrs. Floyd in Room 4B, Mrs. Roquemore in Portable 20, or the front office.  Please come by BEFORE or AFTER school, not during the day.  The audition form must be returned to either Mrs. Floyd or Mrs. Roquemore by May 12^th! Tryouts will be conducted on May 18^th and 19^th afterschool.

Mo’ money, Mo’ money, Mo’ money is exactly what YOU will need to attend the Moore PBIS Carnival on May 27^th!  There will be food, fun, lots of games, fun, prizes and did I mention more fun? You can reap the benefits of being your Mustang best by showing positive behavior each day and getting rewarded Mustang Bucks’ wherever you go on campus. Remember that a person with good character does what they are supposed to, even when no one is looking.  So pass the word along and tell all of your friends that it really pays to do the right thing.

Reminder to 6^th grade students—Here is your chance to earn MUSTANG BUCKS—for ANY 6^th GRADER that has an updated immunization record—YOU CAN EARN a BONUS BUCK for the CARNIVAL. Bring me your updated record and get a MUSTANG BUCK….I hope to give every 6^th grader a MUSTANG  BUCK before the CARNIVAL on May 27^th.  The 6^th grade teachers have received a list of 6^th graders that have an updated record on file with ME  as of today—please send those students after announcements to the NURSE to get THEIR MUSTANG BUCK.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

ATTN: Moore soccer players and fans-

The girls travel team traveled to Dogan yesterday to battle it out with the Falcons. In a tough environment the Mustangs pulled ahead by one when Betsy Arellano scored in the first half. The falcons tied it up, but the Mustangs came back when Alexis Rangel made the score 2-1.

In the second half Alexis Rangel scored again on an awesome header into the goal.

Final score was Mustangs 3, Dogan Falcons 1. The girls team is currently undefeated!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Lunch

Announcements:

Attention all student council officer candidates:  If you have your candidate contract signed, you need to bring it to Ms. Rhodes right now.  Also, anyone applying for student council officer or representative needs to have their teacher evaluations passed out by the end of the day today.  If you have lost any of your teacher evaluations, stop by and pick up another copy from Ms. Rhodes.

Lost / A student hearing aid / If you found it please return it to the office / It belongs to a student in Portable 24 / There is a reward for its return

Do you have a talent that you would like to share with your fellow Mustangs?  If so, you may pick up an Audition Form from Mrs. Floyd in Room 4B, Mrs. Roquemore in Portable 20, or the front office.  Please come by BEFORE or AFTER school, not during the day.  The audition form must be returned to either Mrs. Floyd or Mrs. Roquemoreby May 12^th! Tryouts will be conducted on May 18^th and 19^th afterschool.

Mo’ money, Mo’ money, Mo’ money is exactly what YOU will need to attend the Moore PBIS Carnival on May 27^th!  There will be food, fun, lots of games, fun, prizes and did I mention more fun? You can reap the benefits of being your Mustang best by showing positive behavior each day and getting rewarded Mustang Bucks’ wherever you go on campus. Remember that a person with good character does what they are supposed to, even when no one is looking.  So pass the word along and tell all of your friends that it really pays to do the right thing.

Reminder to 6^th grade students—Here is your chance to earn MUSTANG BUCKS—for ANY 6^th GRADER that has an updated immunization record—YOU CAN EARN a BONUS BUCK for the CARNIVAL. Bring me your updated record and get a MUSTANG BUCK….I hope to give every 6^th grader a MUSTANG  BUCK before the CARNIVAL on May 27^th.  The 6^th grade teachers have received a list of 6^th graders that have an updated record on file with ME  as of today—please send those students after announcements to the NURSE to get THEIR MUSTANG BUCK.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

ATTN: Moore soccer players and fans-

The girls travel team traveled to Dogan yesterday to battle it out with the Falcons. In a tough environment the Mustangs pulled ahead by one when Betsy Arellano scored in the first half. The falcons tied it up, but the Mustangs came back when Alexis Rangel made the score 2-1.

In the second half Alexis Rangel scored again on an awesome header into the goal.

Final score was Mustangs 3, Dogan Falcons 1. The girls team is currently undefeated!

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

ANNOUNCEMENTS

  I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

 Minute of silence

Dress code

Moore Weather Report:    

 After a record breaking day temperatures wise Tuesday, another warm day is in store with a chance of afternoon strong storms. Just like yesterday, the main threat will be large hail. Highs will range form he lower to middle 80s north to the lower to middle 90s south.  The remainder of the week looks warm with only isolated afternoon storms possible. Highs will be in the upper 80s. The weekend for the most part looks dry with highs in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. I can’t rule out an isolated storm but if they do form they will be sparse.  A better chance of storms appears to be on the way for Monday of next week. We will have to watch this next system closely as this has the potential to produce widespread severe weather.

General Announcements:

 8^th graders ready to turn in your six flag money may come to the front office following the announcements.

Lackey 2C, Mustang Gardening Club T-Shirt Sales   Members – $5, Non-Members – $10

All students who are thinking about applying for Student Council Representative, remember that your teacher evaluation forms and your essay are due back to Ms. Rhodes’ by Friday, April 29th.  With next week being TAKS week, you may not get to see all of your teachers, so you need to make sure you have handed out all of your teacher forms this week. 

John Tyler Color Guard tryouts on April 29^th, & May 3^rd – 5^th.  In the J.T. Band Hall from 4:30-6:30 pm.

Eligibility packets can be picked up in the J.T. Band Hall from Mr. Wade

 Do you have a talent that you would like to share with your fellow Mustangs at our Annual Talent Show?  If so, you may pick up an Audition Form from Mrs. Floyd in Room 4B, Mrs. Roquemore in Portable 20, or the front office.  Please come by BEFORE or AFTER school, not during the day.  The audition form must be returned to either Mrs. Floyd or Mrs. Roquemore by May 12^th!  Tryouts will be conducted on May 18^th and 19^th afterschool.  

You may still buy a yearbook only $22  – you can NO LONGER purchase name imprinting.

Please See Mrs. Cagle

 Cagle: Class return permission slip and $8.00, tomorrow will receive 2 mustang bucks. P17

 And now our Moore Sports Center report.

Le Breton:  There will be no guitar club practice next Tuesday due to TAKS.  There will be no soccer practice this Friday (Good Friday).

ATTN- Girls travel team soccer players:

Do not forget you have your first away game today at Dogan. The Dogan Falcons expect you on the field and ready to play by 4:45. Please speak with Coach Shaw or Coach LeBreton if you have not made travel arrangements or need directions to the field. Good luck Mustangs!

Here are the 3 B’s:  Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Safe.

Let today be a great day for you!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Lunch

Announcements:

Do you have a talent that you would like to share with your fellow Mustangs?  If so, you may pick up an Audition Form from Mrs. Floyd in Room 4B, Mrs. Roquemore in Portable 20, or the front office.  Please come by BEFORE or AFTER school, not during the day.  The audition form must be returned to either Mrs. Floyd or Mrs. Roquemore by May 12^th! Tryouts will be conducted on May 18^th and 19^th afterschool.

Mo’ money, Mo’ money, Mo’ money is exactly what YOU will need to attend the Moore PBIS Carnival on May 27^th!  There will be food, fun, lots of games, fun, prizes and did I mention more fun? You can reap the benefits of being your Mustang best by showing positive behavior each day and getting rewarded Mustang Bucks’ wherever you go on campus. Remember that a person with good character does what they are supposed to, even when no one is looking.  So pass the word along and tell all of your friends that it really pays to do the right thing.

Reminder to 6^th grade students—Here is your chance to earn MUSTANG BUCKS—for ANY 6^th GRADER that has an updated immunization record—YOU CAN EARN a BONUS BUCK for the CARNIVAL. Bring me your updated record and get a MUSTANG BUCK….I hope to give every 6^th grader a MUSTANG  BUCK before the CARNIVAL on May 27^th.  The 6^th grade teachers have received a list of 6^th graders that have an updated record on file with ME  as of today—please send those students after announcements to the NURSE to get THEIR MUSTANG BUCK.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

Last Saturday the Mustangs traveled to Kilgore to compete against 7 other middle schools across East Texas. It was an amazing event with several of our Mustangs taking home 1st place medals in the consulation bracket.

In 7th grade matches our Lady Mustangs fought hard and advanced deep into the tournament. On the boys side there were two Mustangs competing against eachother for first place. Sam and Patrick battled it out to the cheers of onlookers and in the end Sam was crowned the winner. Also, in 7th grade mixed doubles we had two Mustang teams competing for first. Victoria and Lamont faced off against Jade and Keenan. After an intense match, it was Jade and Keenan who surfaced as the winners.

In 8th grade matches our Lady Mustangs proved their skill. After several well played matches, Nicole was crowned the winner and Maggie took third. The boys fought hard and played well, but unfortunately were not able to capture the medal.

What do you get when you put one Mustang and one Indian on a tennis court? That’s right, singles play. Mono y mono. It’s been a long wait for the Mustangs to face off against an opponent and we were chomping at the bit. Locked gates couldn’t stop us, winding country roads couldn’t lose us, and finally the time had come to dance. The popping of fresh cans of tennis balls filled the air. The Mustangs looked across the net with determination in their stare.

Thank you to all the players and parents involved in last Saturday’s events. Mustangs you played and conducted yourselves like champions. For those of us who didn’t bring home a medal this time remember, you’re just getting started and the best is yet to come

Monday, April 18, 2011

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Dress code

Moore Weather Report:

A warm and windy day is on tap for the area this afternoon. Highs will be in the middle 80s. Tonight will be warm and muggy with temperatures only dropping down to around 70 degrees. Tomorrow will be very warm with an isolated chance of a thunderstorm. Highs will be near 90 degrees.
A weak cold front will move through the area on Wednesday. This will keep a few isolated thundershowers in the forecast with slightly cooler afternoon highs, in the lower 80s.

General Announcements:

8^th graders ready to turn in your six flag money need to see Mr. Garner in the Library following the announcements.

MS HENDERSON’S A2 AVID CLASS will MEET IN LIBRARY TODAY.

Lackey 2C, Mustang Gardening Club T-Shirt Sales   Members – $5,  Non-Members – $10

Attention all 7th graders that are planning on running for student council officer: There will be a meeting at 7:50 tomorrow morning in Ms. Rhodes’ room for all candidates and campaign managers.  This is an extremely important meeting because we will be handing out candidate contracts with all of the rules and dates for campaigning.  If you cannot attend for any reason, you must stop by and see Ms. Rhodes sometime today.  If you are considering running for an office, but you are not sure yet, you need to go ahead and attend the meeting.

All students who are thinking about applying for Student Council Representative, remember that your teacher evaluation forms and your essay are due back to Ms. Rhodes’ by Friday, April 29th.  With next week being TAKS week, you may not get to see all of your teachers, so you need to make sure you have handed out all of your teacher forms this week.

Future REL Pom Squad Dancer and Family:

Please plan to come to the Pom Squad meeting today at 6:00 pm to order your uniform for next year.  The sales representative will be there with uniform sizes and can answer any questions you may have regarding the uniform.  Please know that the uniform payment is due at the time you order it, April 18^th!  Please See Mrs. Sapp in the front office if you have questions.

Do you have a talent that you would like to share with your fellow Mustangs at our Annual Talent Show?  If so, you may pick up an Audition Form from Mrs. Floyd in Room 4B, Mrs. Roquemore in Portable 20, or the front office.  Please come by BEFORE or AFTER school, not during the day.  The audition form must be returned to either Mrs. Floyd or Mrs. Roquemore by May 12^th! Tryouts will be conducted on May 18^th and 19^th afterschool.

You may still buy a yearbook only $22  – you can NO LONGER purchase name imprinting.

Please See Mrs. Cagle

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

From Coach Barry,

Listen Tuesday for the tennis results from Kilgore on Saturday. I’m rebooting my abacus now. Just to give you a little foreshadowing, Mustangs bring home some hardware.

ATTN: Moore Soccer players and fans-

The Spectrum boys teams met Friday afternoon for a tough soccer match on the Moore athletic field. The wind was whipping as the Red team and Orange team battled it out. Red struck the first and only goal of the game in a defensive battle that went back and forth for both halves of play.

Final score was Red Team- 1, Orange Team- 0

MVP for the Red Team was: Jerry “the wall” Villela

MVP for the Orange team was: Allen Ortiz

The travel team boys play this afternoon against the Dogan Falcons at Dogan, while the travel team girls play Dogan on Wednesday. Good luck Mustangs!

Here are the 3 B’s:  Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Safe.

Let today be a great day for you!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Lunch

Announcements:

8^th graders – Civil War game

After the first week – Blue had a 6,000 point lead over Gray – after two weeks that point lead has increased to almost 15,000 points. Gray – to your posts! Win the day this next week!

No theater rehearsal today for the play.

The office will call 8^th graders when they are ready to take your six flag money.

GET A FREE TICKET TO SPLASH KINGDOM WATERPARK!!!

Any student making the A honor roll this grading period will receive a free Splash Kingdom ticket valid for any day in June 2011. Tickets will be distributed through the school office.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

ATTN: Spectrum soccer players, coaches, and fans-

The boys Spectrum Soccer teams will be playing today at 4:00. All Red and Orange team members should be on the field and ready to play by 4:00.

Yesterday afternoon the Moore Mustang Tennis Team took the scenic route to Jacksonville High School. As the Mustangs arrived to the courts they were ready to charge.

In 7th grade doubles action the Jacksonville Indians held the upper hand. Probably due to the similarities between tomahawks and tennis racquets. On the boys side the doubles teams of Sam and Patrick held off the attack and took the Mustangs first win of the afternoon with a 6-5 victory. In mixed-doubles play Lance and Kelli also overcame the Indians with a 6-5 victory.

8th grade doubles play went to the Mustangs winning 4 out of 6 matches. Winning teams were:

Maggie and Nicole 6-2

Annie and Hyland 6-4

Grady and Cristian 6-0

James and Alex 6-4

What do you get when you put one Mustang and one Indian on a tennis court? That’s right, singles play. Mono y mono. It’s been a long wait for the Mustangs to face off against an opponent and we were chomping at the bit. Locked gates couldn’t stop us, winding country roads couldn’t lose us, and finally the time had come to dance. The popping of fresh cans of tennis balls filled the air. The Mustangs looked across the net with determination in their stare.

In 7th grade singles play winners and their scores were:

Sam 6-4

Ty 6-5

Lance 6-4

Allyssa 6-5

In 8th grade singles play winners and their scores were:

Grady 6-1

Jakob 6-5

James 6-4

Alex 6-0

Parker 6-5

Maggie 6-3

Hyland 6-3

Annie 6-2

Mustangs you did a great job! Many of the matches were extremely tight and I had the great fortune of seeing some come from behind wins. The matches that didn’t go our way were strenuously contested.

Saturday we travel to Kilgore for the big event. I look forward to seeing you bright and early!

Thursday, April 14, 2011

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Dress code

Moore Weather Report:

This afternoon is shaping up to be a warm but active afternoon weather wise. A dryline will move into East Texas this afternoon.
Tonight we will see a few scattered thunderstorms as a cold front moves through. Lows will drop down to around 60 degrees. Behind this front the weather looks fantastic. Highs will be in the Mid 70s Friday and Saturday and lower 80s on Sunday.

General Announcements:

FROM MRS. DAVIS and MR. POLLARD…

ATTENTION STUDENTS THAT HAVE AFTER SCHOOL DETENTION: AFTER SCHOOL DETENTION HAS BEEN MOVED FROM CMC TO ROOM 1C (MS. SPENCER’S ROOM).

DETENTION IS 3:45 PM – 4:45 PM.  IF YOU DO NOT ATTEND, YOU WILL BE ASSIGNED ISS.

SHOW UP ON TIME!!!

Auditions for the Robert E. Lee Color Guard will begin with a workshop Thursday, April 14^th – that’s THIS Thursday – from 4:30 to 6:00 in the band hall at Lee.  Please pick up information from Mrs. Cain.

Sci-Rific Saturday will be this Saturday from 9:00-12:30!

Future Pom Squad Dancer and Family:

Please plan to come to the Pom Squad meeting Monday, April 18^th at 6:00 pm to order your uniform for next year.  The sales representative will be there with uniform sizes and can answer any questions you may have regarding the uniform.  Please know that the uniform payment is due at the time you order it, April 18^th!

Amy Mimms: Drama  rehearsal is today. Also, if you have not turned in your contract or t-shirt size to Mrs. Mimms, please do that as soon as possible. Thanks.

You may still buy a yearbook only $22  – you can NO LONGER purchase name imprinting.

Please See Mrs. Cagle

GET A FREE TICKET TO SPLASH KINGDOM WATERPARK!!!

Any student making the A honor roll this grading period will receive a free Splash Kingdom ticket valid for any day in June 2011. Tickets will be distributed through the school office.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

ATTN: Moore soccer fans-

The girls traveling team met the Stewart Gophers on the field yesterday afternoon for a great game of soccer. The Mustangs struck first and led by one going into the half. The Mustangs scored again in the second half, but the Gophers battled back to score a goal themselves midway through. Great ball control and tenacious defense kept the Mustangs on top until the final whistle. Final score was Mustangs- 2, Gophers- 1. That means both Moore soccer travel teams are undefeated. The next few games for both the boys and girls teams will be away, so wish them well.

Defensive MVPs for the game were: Lauren Nichols and Karen Cedillo

Offensive MVPs for the game were: Jazmine Navarro and Betsy Arellano

Friday the boys Spectrum teams (Red and Orange) take the field here at Moore for intramural play at 4:00.

Here are the 3 B’s:  Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Safe.

Let today be a great day for you!

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Dress code

Moore Weather Report:

This afternoon we will see mostly sunny skies across East Texas and very pleasant temperatures. Highs will reach the 80 degree mark in past areas and the winds will be much lighter than yesterday, out of the east around 8 mph. After a quiet evening tonight anther fantastic day is in store for us tomorrow with highs in the lower 80s

A storm system will drag a cold front through the area late Thursday. Along and ahead of this front strong storms could develop. The best chance of seeing severe weather at this time appears to be north of I-20 where a slight risk of severe weather is in effect for Thursday. South of I-20 only isolated storms will develop. Even here there is enough energy for a storm to become strong and produce hail so we will be monitoring this situation closely.

Behind this front the weekend looks fantastic. Highs will be in the middle and upper 70s with lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s.

General Announcements:

ATTENTION STUDENTS THAT HAVE AFTER SCHOOL DETENTION: AFTER SCHOOL DETENTION HAS BEEN MOVED FROM CMC TO ROOM 1C (MS. SPENCER’S ROOM).

DETENTION IS 3:45 PM – 4:45 PM.  IF YOU DO NOT ATTEND, YOU WILL BE ASSIGNED ISS.

SHOW UP ON TIME!!!

Auditions for the Robert E. Lee Color Guard will begin with a workshop Thursday, April 14^th – that’s THIS Thursday – from 4:30 to 6:00 in the band hall at Lee.  Please pick up information from Mrs. Cain.

Parent Technology Night

6 – 8 pm in the Cafeteria

Nachos will be served after the session

Tonight’s topic will include: Mobile computing, iPads, iPhones, and iTouch devices, mobile computing devices

FCS will meet tomorrow morning at 7:50 in Mrs. Bowers’s room 1A.

Tuesday afternoon rehearsal is cancelled and will be this Thursday instead. If you were scheduled to rehearse today, please move it to Thursday.  Please call your parents and let them know. Also, if you have not turned in your contract or t-shirt size to Mrs. Mimms, please do that as soon as possible. Thanks.

Do not forget:  If you are interested in applying to be an officer or representative for next year’s student council, you must stop by Ms. Rhodes’ room (5A) and pick up an application.  The last day that you can pick up an application will be this Wednesday.

You may still buy a yearbook only $22  – you can NO LONGER purchase name imprinting.

Please See Mrs. Cagle

GET A FREE TICKET TO SPLASH KINGDOM WATERPARK!!!

Any student making the A honor roll this grading period will receive a free Splash Kingdom ticket valid for any day in June 2011. Tickets will be distributed through the school office.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

The Moore boy’s soccer team took the field Monday afternoon for the first game of the season and the first game against another TISD middle school. The Mustangs fought the Stewart Gophers, and it was the Mustangs who struck first, scoring within the first five minutes of the half. Moore played strong defense, denying the Gophers all but a few scoring opportunities, while the Mustang offense systematically positioned themselves for shots on goal with nice ball-handling skills and good passes. Late in the game the Mustangs superior conditioning allowed them to pull ahead and cruise to a final victory of 5 to 1.

Offensive MVPs for the Mustangs are: Carlos Galvan and Teo Villegas

Defensive MVPs for the Mustangs are: Devin Gilbert and Chris Blas

Girls Travel Team- Don’t forget, your home opener is this Wednesday, also against Stewart. Bring your red shirt or jersey, black shorts and socks to school Wednesday, and be on the field and ready to play by 4:30.

Here are the 3 B’s:  Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Safe.

Let today be a great day for you!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Lunch

Announcements:

Do not forget:  If you are interested in applying to be an officer or representative for next year’s student council, you must stop by Ms. Rhodes’ room (5A) and pick up an application.  The last day that you can pick up an application will be this Wednesday.

For Monday “Tomorrow the science club will meet in Mr. Pace’s room. Be there at four, ready to make your own hologram!”

GET A FREE TICKET TO SPLASH KINGDOM WATERPARK!!!

Any student making the A honor roll this grading period will receive a free Splash Kingdom ticket valid for any day in June 2011. Tickets will be distributed through the school office.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

ATTN Soccer fans:

The four Spectrum soccer girls teams met on the field Friday afternoon for two hard-fought games.

The Purple team took on the Yellow team in a defensive match that had Purple striking early for the lead, but Yellow hung on and was determined not to go down without a fight. The game ended in a 2-2 tie. MVPs for the Purple team are: Lauren Nichols and Ashley Orr. MVPs for the Yellow team are: Maria Villegas and Mariah Williams.

In game two the Green team played the Aqua team. The Green team had goals on the mind, and while the Aqua team fought back to score two, the Green team was just too much. Final score was Green 5, Aqua 2. MVPs for the Green team are: Giovana Garcia and Jasmine Ruiz, MVP for the Aqua team is Airiean Clark.

In other soccer news, the day you’ve been waiting for is finally here Moore soccer fans! The Moore traveling teams begin season play this afternoon at 4:30. The boys team will play the Stewart Gophers at home today, while the girls team will play Stewart at home on Wednesday. Grab your lawn chairs and get ready to cheer for Moore soccer!

Friday, April 08, 2011

ANNOUNCEMENTS

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag: I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.

Minute of silence

Dress code

Moore Weather Report:

A very warm start to our day as we are waking up with temperatures in the lower 70s. We will see lots of clouds for the first half of the day but by late this afternoon we will be seeing partly cloudy skies. We will see enough sunshine to warm us into the upper 80s this afternoon. Tonight will be mild once again with temperatures only dropping down into the upper 60s to lower 70s. Tomorrow will be warm and windy again with highs reaching the upper 80s to near 90 degrees.

A cold front will bring us a chance of showers and thunderstorms late Sunday. A few of these storms could be severe Sunday afternoon and evening with large hail and gusty winds being the main threat. We will see slightly cooler conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday followed by another chance of storms on Wednesday.

General Announcements:

Panoramic Picture Rescheduled

The Panoramic Picture has been Re-scheduled until this upcoming Monday, April 11^th.  We will follow a FLEX Schedule.  Students who would like to purchase a picture must bring their white envelope back with a check or cash for the amount of $17.00 for a (Non-laminated) picture or $20.00 for a (Laminated) picture.  Checks should be made out to: Photography by David Larsen. If students have lost their envelope, a plain white envelope can be used as long as the student’s name and grade level is included in the envelope for tracking and delivery.

The picture will begin at 2:00 PM once a student is involved in the picture; they cannot be checked out of school until the photo has been completed.  If students need to leave early please get pick them up by 2:00 PM.  All students must follow the standard dress code for the picture.  An ALERT Now message will go out on Sunday reminding students of these details.

“Attention students! Want to earn some extra credit? Want your parents to learn more about texting and why you might actually die without your cell phone? Then you won’t want to miss our next parent technology night, held in the cafeteria on TUESDAY from 6-8pm. We will be talking about the different ways that mobile devices like cell phones and laptops can be good things. You won’t want to miss it! Again, Tuesday from 6-8 pm in the Moore cafeteria. See Mr. Garner or Coach Powell for more details.”

You may still buy a yearbook only $22  – you can NO LONGER purchase name imprinting.

Please See Mrs. Cagle

GET A FREE TICKET TO SPLASH KINGDOM WATERPARK!!!

Any student making the A honor roll this grading period will receive a free Splash Kingdom ticket valid for any day in June 2011. Tickets will be distributed through the school office.

And now our Moore Sports Center report.

Hey Mean Green Soccer Team!

Don’t forget we have a game today.

This morning I am going to assist Mr. Lane by reading the Science challenge Quiz.  So students get ready to Wake up Your Brains because we will be giving away one of the ink pen prizes today.  Yesterday, Mr. Lane asked you the following question…..

What am I? I use light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and high-energy carbohydrates such as sugars and starches this process is called photosynthesis.  What am I?  Answer?  A Plant

Winners were B1 Mrs. Jordan 6^th , B1 Rock Star Science Teacher Mr. Rasure 7^th, and the unstoppable Mrs. Singer B1 for 8^th Grade.

Here is your question for today:

This is a question about rocks.  In 1980 the eruption of Mount St. Helens, a stratovolcano located in Washington state, in the United States, was a major volcanic eruption. The eruption (which was a VEI 5 event) was the only significant one to occur in the contiguous 48 U.S. states since the 1915 eruption of Lassen Peak in California.^[1] The eruption was preceded by a two-month series of earthquakes and steam-venting episodes, caused by an injection of magma at shallow depth below the volcano that created a huge bulge and a fracture system on Mount St. Helens‘ north slope.  Here is your question: After Mt. St. Helens lava cooled down, what type of rock did this volcano form?

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