MISSION BAY HIGH<\/b> \u2022 Quarter 1 progress report grade distributions, Oct. 12. \u2022 PSAT for 10th \u2014 and 11th-graders, Oct. 17. \u2022 Mission Bay High School Tour, Oct. 18, 8 to 9:30 a.m., beginning in the front office. Learn about the international baccalaureate program and meet the IB coordinator, staff members and parents while learning about the many varied opportunities for your student in sports, technology, fine arts, the sciences and more. To find out more, call (858) 273-1313, ext. 285. \u2022 Homecoming Football Game against La Jolla High, Oct. 19. The festivities and game start at 3 p.m. at the stadium. The MBHS Alumni Association sixth annual All Alumni Homecoming Celebration will host a VIP tent for all former MBHS students and faculty. Royalty will be crowned and players will be highlighted. \u2022 Homecoming Dance, Oct. 20 \u00a0 PB MIDDLE<\/b> \u2022 The PBMS “Back to School Night” was a big success, with\u00a0families enjoying a\u00a0delicious dinner compliments of\u00a0Phil\u2019s BBQ and a busy night of visiting classrooms and meeting teachers. Thanks to Phil\u2019s BBQ for sponsoring the dinner. \u2022 Help PBMS win $10,000. SDG&E is running a great contest for local middle schools with a chance to win $10,000. Sign up for the San Diego Energy Challenge by visiting www.sdenergychallenge.com and entering your SDG&E account number. It only takes a minute, and PB Middle is currently in second place in the city! \u2022 The Flag Football Lunchtime League is under way. PB Middle students can sign up with Mr. Gildehaus. \u2022 PBMS has an award-winning physical education department.\u00a0Mr. Gildehaus is an\u00a0award-winning IB physical educator and\u00a0California Middle School Coach of the Year. Karla Martinez, IB physical educator is now nationally board certified and has been asked to train IB teachers and consult with new IB schools. \u2022?The PB Middle Sound-Wave Choir meets Wednesdays after school. See Mr. O\u2019Donnell to join. \u2022 Who dognapped Tucker? Ask PB Middle students about their investigation of the crime scene. \u2022 PB Middle IB Builders (service) Club starts October 18, 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. in the upstairs media center. Contact Jennifer Sims at jsims@-sandi.net. \u2022 Help PB Middle students earn service time by trick-or-treating for UNICEF. Instead of candy, be ready with a small donation of loose change for our middle-schoolers. \u2022 Third Thursday Service Speaker Series: Oct. 18, 11:30 a.m. to noon. Builders Club presents trick-or-treat for UNICEF. \u2022 Monthly tour on the first Thursday of each month at 8 a.m.\u00a0 The next tour is Thursday, Nov.\u00a01.\u00a0 Sign in at the office and proceed to the upstairs library.\u00a0 For information, email jsims@sandi.net, or call (858) 273-2357. \u2022 Want to promote your company or business and make a difference for your neighborhood school? Contact Jennifer Sims at jsims@sandi.net to learn about materials and equipment sponsorship opportunities. \u2022 Pacific Beach Middle School is starting its first Surf Club and Competition Team!\u00a0 In partnership with San Diego Surf School, PBMS parents are hoping to encourage participation among all skill levels and promote competition surfing with Mission and Pacific Beach children.\u00a0The club\/team is looking for a few sponsors to assist us in funding initial start-up fees and uniforms.\u00a0Contact Elkie Wills at ewills2008@hotmail.com. \u00a0\u00a0 KATE SESSIONS<\/b> \u2022 Kate Sessions students will sell entertainment coupon books from Oct. 8 to Oct. 19. Contact katesessionselementary@gmail.com. \u2022 As a result of the contributions of families and community members, the Friends of Kate Sessions was able to bring in the Monart School of the Arts to provide an 11-week drawing workshop entitled “World Travel.” Students in grades K-5 will receive instruction based on the fundamental belief that drawing is a teachable skill at which everyone can be successful. \u00a0 PB ELEMENTARY<\/b> \u2022 Oct. 19: Lamb\u2019s Player\u2019s Theatre “BASH” assembly for students to address the issues of bullying, boredom and peer pressure, and highlight the values of cooperation and community. \u2022 October 22 \u2013 26: Red Ribbon Week.\u00a0Positive messages for\u00a0students about the dangers of drug use.\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 CROWN POINT JMA<\/b> \u2022 Picture Day, Oct. 16 \u2022 Oct. 22 \u2013 25: Red Ribbon Spirit Week. Monday \u2014 shade out drugs (wear your sunglasses); Tuesday \u2014 Zumba your way to a healthy way of life (wear the color red); Wednesday \u2014 team up against drugs (wear your favorite team outfit) Thursday \u2014 kick drugs to the curb (wear your craziest socks); and Friday \u2014 scare drugs away by wearing your Halloween costume to school. No masks or weapons! \u2022 Oct. 26, 5 to 7:30 p.m.: \u00a0Trunk-or-Treat Halloween event. Open to the public and community. Join CPJMA for an evening of carnival games, haunted house, food and candy.\u00a0Call the school office for more information at (858) 273-9830. \u00a0 FOBSS<\/b> Friends of PB Secondary Schools (FOPBSS) will hold its monthly meeting on Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. at the PB Middle Library.\u00a0The FOPBSS board consists of principals, teachers and parents who designate grants to teachers, campus improvements, athletics and academics.\u00a0 We will also discuss events and volunteer opportunities at each school and have presentations from PB Middle principal Ernie Remillard and Mission Bay High principal Fred Hilgers.\u00a0<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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