Did you know that eating a healthy school lunch is the best way to keep your brain fueled up for your daily juggling act of classes, sports and clubs?
Today in the cafeteria, we are spotlighting our incredible new chicken strips with onion rings, a circus fan favorite food.

The lunch menu for today is chicken strips with sauce, or Daily Grab & Go, onion rings, soft pretzel stick, fruit choice and milk.

The weather report for today is cloudy with a high of 80 and only 15% chance of rain.  

Today’s trivia question is: Which famous American circus, founded in 1919, became one of the largest and most renowned circuses in the world?

Any student interested in Public Forum debate should meet with Mr. Amstutz after school on Tuesday, October 13 in the library from 3-4 p.m.

There is no choir today, Tuesday, October 13th.  I repeat there is no choir today.  

Student Council reps are to be excuse at 8:05 today to meet Mrs. Bishop in the café for the ceremony.  

The 8th grade volleyball team brought home a win from Sandusky.
Leading the chargers in service points were Miley Thurston and Gracie Leimeister each with 7.
Gracie Leimester and Alaina Nickles each put down 5 kills. It was a great match with every team member contributing to the win.
The team is seeded 2nd in the Bay Division and will take on Bellevue at 10:15 at Norwalk High School Saturday morning at the NOC tournament. Good luck lady chargers!

The 7th grade volleyball team beat Sandusky in 2 sets! 25-9 and 25-22. Leading the Chargers was Lily Hedges with 10 service points and 16 kills. Lilly Thompson, Addie Biller and Victoria Pachasa all added 5 service points each. It was an overall great team win to end the regular season! Now on to the tournament!

The trivia answer is that the Ringling Brothers and The Barnum & Bailey Circus became one of the largest and most renowned circuses in the world.

We would like to close with this quote from  author Martin H. Fischer:
“Life is a ticket to the greatest show on earth.”