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Summer Work!

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This coming summer there is an opportunity to work on the grounds of the great and beautiful Morrisville School District. Work will start June 28, 2021 and end August 12, 2021. The work week is Monday – Thursday and the hours are 7:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. You must be 16 years of age. The various jobs include:
1. General cleaning.
2. Painting.
3. Weeding and trimming.
4. Moving furniture.
5. Filing and other office duties.
6. Be on time; attendance is expected every day.
7. Must be able to work the entire summer.
8. Must be willing to work in all types of weather.
9. Be able to follow instructions from the Summer Work Crew Supervisor or Director of Operations.
10. Perform other duties as deemed necessary and appropriate under the direction of the Summer Work Crew Supervisor.
You will have help with the hiring process. HR Generalist, Mrs. Torres can help you through the process as well as Mrs. McDevitt.
This is a great opportunity to take advantage of as you can earn great money this summer and the job site is local!
If you are interested please contact Mrs. McDevitt at [email protected] or Ms. Schlosser at [email protected]
Thank you,
Mrs. McDevitt
             Attention juniors and seniors:                       Summer Work is Available!












This coming summer there is an opportunity to work on the grounds of the great and beautiful Morrisville School District. Work will start June 28, 2021 and end August 12, 2021. The work week is Monday – Thursday and the hours are 7:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. You must be 16 years of age. The various jobs include:
1. General cleaning.
2. Painting.
3. Weeding and trimming.
4. Moving furniture.
5. Filing and other office duties.
6. Be on time; attendance is expected every day.
7. Must be able to work the entire summer.
8. Must be willing to work in all types of weather.
9. Be able to follow instructions from the Summer Work Crew Supervisor or Director of Operations.
10. Perform other duties as deemed necessary and appropriate under the direction of the Summer Work Crew Supervisor.
You will have help with the hiring process. HR Generalist, Mrs. Torres can help you through the process as well as Mrs. McDevitt.
This is a great opportunity to take advantage of as you can earn great money this summer and the job site is local!
If you are interested please contact Mrs. McDevitt at [email protected] or Ms. Schlosser at [email protected]
Thank you,
Mrs. McDevitt
This coming summer there is an opportunity to work on the grounds of the great and beautiful Morrisville School District. Work will start June 28, 2021 and end August 12, 2021. The work week is Monday – Thursday and the hours are 7:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. You must be 16 years of age. The various jobs include:

1. General cleaning.
2. Painting.
3. Weeding and trimming.
4. Moving furniture.
5. Filing and other office duties.
6. Be on time; attendance is expected every day.
7. Must be able to work the entire summer.
8. Must be willing to work in all types of weather.
9. Be able to follow instructions from the Summer Work Crew Supervisor or Director of Operations.
10. Perform other duties as deemed necessary and appropriate under the direction of the Summer Work          Crew Supervisor.

       This is a great opportunity to take advantage of as you can earn great money this summer and the job site is local!
If you are interested  please contact Mrs. McDevitt at [email protected] or Ms. Schlosser at [email protected]


Alot of Satoshis in one whole Bitcoin

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Just like how one whole $ Dollar is divisible into ¢100 Cent
One whole ฿ Bitcoin is divisible
into    100,000,000 Satoshis
One Dollar is the same as 100 Cent
100 Cent is the same as one Dollar
100,000,000 Satoshis is the same as one Bitcoin
One Satoshi is the same as 0.00000001 of a Bitcoin
If you buy 0.025 Bitcoin it's the same as buying 250,000 Satoshis
Get some Bitcoin sats https://coinbase.com/join/QV8X4EW

Spirit Week!

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MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPIRIT WEEK
Feb. 8-12
Student Government and the Class Advisors are sponsoring a virtual spirit week. 

Participating teachers will give bonus points each day (M-F) for all who participate. Your other teachers will let you know if they plan to do the same. You must show yourself on camera to receive and bonus points. 
As a reminder, attire should remain school appropriate according to our dress code. 
Monday: Cap day. Wear any baseball cap
Tuesday: Music or superhero shirt or hoodie.
Wednesday: Cosplay day. Dress as a character
Thursday: College or Pro gear
Friday: MHS gear

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OCEAN LIFE MAGAZINE
1st ed. February 2021
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OceanLifeMMagazine

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Studio Revelation Thoughts

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"Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; and ye shall have tribulation ten days: be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life." Revelation 2:10
   #kikivaldes #studio #art #inprogress

Does Coffee Make You Crazy ---- No it does not! LOL

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 maybe I'll be just as crazy. 
   my wife is crazy, if I drink this cafecito...

3 Mambises

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  3 Mambises / mixed media on watercolor paper (2020)

Mixed Media works / Kiki Valdes

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   Holy / mixed media on watercolor paper (2020)
  Holy Spirit / mixed media on watercolor paper (2020)

Vaquero #2

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Vaquero #2 / mixed media on watercolor paper (2021)

Speak No Evil

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Speak No Evil / mixed media on watercolor paper (2021)

Vaquero #1

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   Vaquero #1 / acrylic on watercolor paper (2021)

Life's a Kahoot!

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         2021 Reading Olympics on Kahoot! 

BREAKING NEWS:

The 2021 Reading Olympics will utilize the platform, Kahoot, for this year’s events. Teams will not be competing directly against another team; rather, they will answer questions as a team and see how they scored in each round against all of the other teams in their level (Elem, Middle, Senior). There will be three rounds of questions. Teams will earn points based on speed and accuracy of answering questions. 

The event will be held asynchronously between Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at 9am and Friday, April 16, 2021 at 7pm.

The team is quickly coming together, so email [email protected] to join the fun!



People en Espanol includes Abuela Miami

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Thanks to our friends at People (en Espanol) for including our business in this holiday list of cool gifts! Yeah!! 

Yearbook

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Seniors:

Get Ms. B your baby picture, senior picture, one other picture, and your senior quote:
All others Ms. B needs a picture of you in front of a door and any pictures of you rocking it during distance learning

Wellness Center

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Hilary can lend an ear and listen to all the tricky stuff you have been challenged with this year. You can make an appointment here, you can email her directly ([email protected]), or you can go onto the Wellness Center website to find mindfulness videos, at home calming activities, and other resources! We all need to be supported through this turbulent year!
The Wellness Center is up and running... just virtually and minus the tea! Hilary is providing all the Wellness programming as normal, just through Google Meets. Empowerment groups, clubs, and one on one check-ins are all still happening!
If you are interested in participating in any of these email Hilary directly. 2020 has been a crazy and tough year, we all need to debrief the stress and changes that have happened.

Distance Learning for Freshmen

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Distance learning has been a strange and new experience for everybody, and many of us are still getting used to the changes that are occurring continuously. For Freshmen, though, it has been arguably more challenging since this is their first year of high school. 

 While everybody during the pandemic is struggling to find a new ‘normal,’ freshman get the pleasure of struggling to figure out how to survive high school, find their courses, meet new people, and adapt to harsher grades that mean something for the first time, while also struggling to combat the hardships of the pandemic like everyone else. 
On the first day of school, rather than waking up, driving to school, and meeting their teachers and peers- often for the first time- Freshmen logged into a Zoom call and were briefly introduced to their teachers before having a long conversation about how the distance learning model would work for the first few months of their high school careers. 

 Everyone quickly adjusted to the distance learning and hybrid models, but many new ninth-grade learners are still wondering what real high school is like, and the teachers might not offer the freshman another opportunity to get adjusted to highschool when school goes back to normal.

Armenia and Azerbaijan

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Ever since the collapse of the USSR in the early 1990’s, there has been tension between Armenia and Azerbaijan, two south caucasus nations. The subject of this tension is Nagorno - Karabakh, a region which is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, but inhabited and governed by an Armenian majority. When the USSR collapsed in 1991, Nagorno-Karabakh held a referendum - which was boycotted by Azeris inhabitants - to become an autonomous region. Since then, Nagorno-Karabakh has functioned as an autonomous province within Azerbaijan, with the backing of Armenian government. Over the last 30 years, the region has been heavily disputed, ceasefires have been broken, and skirmishes broken out.

The conflict reached a boiling point in late September when fighting escalated. Both sides were quick to point fingers at each other, claiming their aggressions were simply in self defense. Throughout October and into November, the sides have launched a series of strikes on each other, causing over 1,000 fatalities and many injuries and property damage. Azerbaijan’s won the war, as a result of their numerical and monetary advantage. They outspent Armenia over 5 fold, and were aided by their strong ally Turkey.

On November 10th, Russia brokered a peace deal between the two countries. Effectively, the deal granted Azerbaijan the territory they had won throughout the fights and the deployment of Russian troops throughout Nagorno-Karabakh to keep the peace. The resolution was seen as a win for Russia, who successfully expanded their influence in the region, and for Azerbaijan, who now control more of Nagorno-Karabakh. 

For the Armenians, the resolution has worse implications. Many Armenians are fleeing the region now granted to Azerbaijan and burning their homes behind them. The peace deal also sparked protests in Yerevan and throughout Armenia, as Armenians felt their prime minister acted cowardly, and called for him to resign.
After Months of Conflict and Decades of Tension, Armenia, Azerbaijan Sign Peace Deal

North Tahoe Clubs

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The Mountain Bike Club has had a great season this year even though all of our races got canceled. We have had a great time going on rides and hanging out with our buddies. I have found that Mountain Bike Club is a great place for one to work out and have fun with friends, creating an atmosphere that is both light and relaxed. If you are interested in joining our family, contact Ms. Ernst by email [email protected] and she can help get you the information on all the dates and details of our club. The number one rule in the club is to have fun and to get out on your bike!
From: Renner Jones
Interact Club
I'm the president of the Interact Club. In November we helped the Sugar Pine foundation plant some saplings in the Tahoe National Forest. In December we will be organizing a warm clothing drive and a food drive. If students are interested in joining the club, all they need to do is send me ([email protected]) and Mrs.Teller ([email protected]) an email letting us know who they are, and we will get them involved. 
 
Thanks
Alexa McPherson
Spread the Love; Self-Love
I’m Victoria Martin President with my Vice President Anja Lund for our club called Spread the Love; Self-Love! I love this idea! The best way to reach me is through email; [email protected] and Anja is [email protected]! We both run the club and we’re both super excited to hear about this! This December our club will be starting a project where we will be bringing the holiday spirit to North Tahoe! By decorating and empower others we hope to attract others to join our club!! One of the greatest moments we’ve had in November was our body positivity project where we each drew/painted/wrote inspirational things related to the topic! We had each girl share their projects and let me tell you, they were so beautiful and heartfelt! We, since the beginning, have been encouraging our girls to reach out and spread the word about joining! We believe that our flub creates safe haven where anyone can come and share their friendship and spirit! Let me know if you have any questions or need any further clarification! Anja and I can’t wait to hear from you!
Book Club 
 Book Club will be having its first book discussion in December on "Legend" by Marie Lu - a dystopian thriller set in an eerily familiar future. And it's not too late to join! We will be picking our next book club selection in December and would love input from future new members! If you're interested in joining, please email Mrs. Stefani at [email protected].
Pride Club
I'm Zion Avery President of the NTHS Pride Club! 
 
NTHS Pride is North Tahoe High School's LGBTQ+ Pride Club. In Our Meetings, we start with a daily check-in and important news. Then we either have a workday where we discuss current plans or projects, a club bonding day where we'll play games and chat or watch a movie to connect with each other more; or an education day where we teach our members important LGBTQ+ history and important information. 

In November we had an education day where we learned about the history and evolution of the Pride Flag and those who were elected in 2020 who were apart of the LGBTQ+ community. In December we're going to start making educational videos for the morning announcements, creating an improved LGBTQ+ Sex-Ed presentation, and collaborating with other clubs. If you're apart of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or just interested, join our Google Classroom with the code fnjyhie and come to a meeting on Tuesday at 1:40!
Fantasy Sports Club
I am Carson Lamberth, the club president of the Fantasy Sports Club.

 We talk about ranking matchups and dilemmas anyone’s having; as well as a pick challenge to have some friendly competition. We had a great time in November! December is playoffs/ championship season so we’ll be discussing a lot of matchups.
Animal Advocates
Hey Lakers! Happy season of giving! 
As you know, COVID-19 has hit our local businesses and families very hard. 

Animal Advocates is working with the Humane Society to help members of our community maintain their pet's health and wellness this season.
You can help too! Here are a few ways to support our local shelter pets!
 
Dec 1st giving Tuesday event
~your donation is doubled! If you donate $10, they receive $20... due to a matching donation by anonymous donors  
 
Send toys and food (to HSTT Amazon wish list)
 
Buy clothing gifts for your friends and family
 
One-time money donation
Newspaper Club

If you're interested in joining the Newspaper Club, it's never too late! We meet on Mondays at 4:00 p.m. Our google classroom code is XRN4LM3. We release an awesome new edition at the end of each month!

You can contact Ms. LeFevers at [email protected]