Announcements
May 17, 2024
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Chef Special
Cheeseburger Served On A Whole Grain Bun
Mixed Green Salad
Baby Whole carrot/ Dip
Oven Baked French Fry
Assorted Fruit
Great news panther fans! It's time to talk about the 2023-24 YEARBOOKS! If you did NOT pre-order a yearbook, please add your name to the reserved list in the General Office. We have around 70 extra books, and they are available on a first come, first serve basis. You may pay for a book in the General Office starting Monday, May 20. The cost is $60; cash and check are welcome. Please note: Yearbooks can no longer be purchased online!!
Yearbook distribution for pre-ordered AND reserved copies will begin on Tuesday, May 28 during all lunches in the student store. You MUST provide your student ID or state issued ID for pick up.
NO ID = NO YEARBOOK, no exceptions! Your name must be on the pre-ordered list or paid reserved list to receive a book. Any discrepancies or issues will be directed to the General Office.
Attention all English learner students who took the ACCESS English proficiency test in January/February! Scores are in. Contact Mrs. Erickson if you would like to know your score. kerickson@uths.net or text 563.447.0190
"There will be an informational/interest meeting for all those interested in joining the speech team next year on Tuesday, May 21st at 3:15 in 224E. IHSA speech consists of 14 individual events that cover a variety of skill areas, such as acting, persuasive speaking, informative speaking, crafting a radio broadcast, political/economic analysis, and poetry interpretation. Feel free to stop by on Tuesday after school to learn more about this great activity."
The music department is putting on their grand finale concerts and they want you to be there! The Concert and Symphonic Bands will perform tonight at 7pm in the Auditorium. UT Singers and Concert Choir will perform their Pops Concert Monday at 7pm in the Auditorium. These concerts also include Senior Night for our UT Musicians. Admission is free.
CLUBS:
Gamer's Club will meet today Friday from 3 to 5 in room 149N."
The final Foster’s Voice meeting will be next Thursday, May 23rd, at 7 AM in gym A! Come join us to celebrate our seniors and finish off the school year with mental health awareness!
GUIDANCE:
"The representative from the Illinois Student Assistance Commission, Ms. Madeleine Schaefer, will be at UT this morning from 9 - 11:30 to meet with students to discuss the FAFSA. If you need to meet with Ms. Schaefer to address questions or finalize your FAFSA submission, you should plan on attending. Sign up is in the Guidance Office. Ms. Schaefer will meet with students in the Center Conference Room, again, from 9 - 11:30 this morning."
"St. Ambrose University, in partnership with Modern Woodmen of America, is developing a learning experience for technical skill development and hands-on-training in the area of IT. It is called the IT Bootcamp Summer Class. Graduating high school seniors interested in gaining more skills and experience in IT are encouraged to participate. Participants receive college credit, an IT Skills Certificate, and may be offered employment with Modern Woodmen of America. This is an amazing opportunity for any high school seniors graduating this spring and looking to start a career in IT but may not have the time, money, or resources, to obtain a degree to work in an IT profession. Classes start June 11 on the St. Ambrose University campus. Seniors, if you want more information, please see Mr. James Davis, the UT College & Career Advisor."
SPORTS:
"For any Boys or Girls interested in Running Cross Country in the fall, there will be a short informational meeting on Wednesday, May 22nd right after school in the woodshop, room 196V. If you are unable to attend, email Coach Webber or stop down and see him if you have any questions."