Our Cheerleaders hit the road to Prescott, Arizona to compete in the State Competition. Our cheer squad has qualified 2 out of the last 3 years.
They have been practicing for about two months since qualifying. Their routine consists of tumbling, stunts and very loud Warriors Cheers!
They finished in Fourth Place in the state. Nogales High School was the winner this year. Here’s a clip of their routine:
Congratulations on a great season!
Our Student Council attended the Arizona Association of Student Councils Convention in Phoenix at North High School this past weekend. Students participated in workshops and listened to motivational speakers.
Pictured are back row from left to right: Alvaro Oquita, Jesse Garcia, Travis Klein, Gabe Garcia, Elaine Acuna, Bottom row: Ann Abbott-Gee, Vanessa Lopez, Katrina Anaya, Isabel Morales.
Four students at Pueblo are taking part in a Culinary Arts Program through JTED. These students travel to Santa Rita every Tuesday & Thursday each week to attend culinary classes.
As part of a counselor outreach program, they recently served breakfast on 3 occasions for about 60 guests. They would prepare a menu for each session and purchase ingredients accordingly. Cooking would begin before sunrise at 6:00 a.m. in order to have food ready for our guests.
On this occasion the menu included: chilaquiles topped with queso fresco, scrambled eggs with nopalitos, frijoles, tortillas and a chilled glass of orange juice or coffee.
We look forward to more events hosted by these students as they move forward towards their career as Chefs.
The Pueblo Science Club invites EVERYONE to join them on February 12 from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. to a Star Party. Come explore the night sky from our Football Stadium.
Telescopes & Support will be provided by the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association. There will be games and activities for all ages. D0or prizes will be given every 20 minutes.
Snacks will be sold by the Science Club.
The Arizona Daily Star will be running a story on the positive, negative & neutral effects of the court-ordered TUSD Desegregation. We encourage anyone with thoughts on this matter to share them and contribute to the story. The following is the excerpt of the request on their online site:
Some of you were bused to schools across town because of your race.
Some of you attended distant magnet schools created to integrate the races.
Some of your kids couldn’t attend their preferred schools because of their race.
Some teachers were transferred because of their race.
The effects — positive, negative and neutral — of the desegregation of Tucson Unified School District reverberated across Tucson for a generation. After 31 years, the court-ordered desegregation ended in December (though the tax levy established to integrate the district lives on).
We’d like to hear your experiences of desegregation for an upcoming story. Please write them in the comments here, email them to tsteller@azstarnet.com or call 807-8427.
If you have a comment on this story please post on original story here.
Warriors gathered at the Winter Spirit Assembly to recognize Basketball, Soccer & others. Mariachi Aztlan started things off by playing the National Anthem.
Student & Employees of the Month were also announced by Mrs. Dienz and representatives of State Farm. A big thank you to them for their generosity.
Performance highlights included Ixora, Warrior Drumline and Spirit Woman. The 2010 Senior class was once again victorious of the Spirit Stick. That’s two in a row for them.
All classes were wearing different colors to represent different causes. Donation quantities were announced and Seniors donated the most to Cancer Research. Everyone wins in this activity. Way to go Warriors!
Seniors: Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
Juniors: Yellow for Support The Troops
Sophomores: Baby Blue for Diabetes Awareness
Freshman: Orange for Leukemia Awareness
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